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Henry Terry Column and Splat Shelf Clock
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Henry Terry Stenciled column and splat shelf clock, c. 1830. Stenciled half columns and splat with fruit bowl, hand painted dial with raised gilt, reverse painted glass tablet with heart-shaped apeture, claw feet, nice label with American Eagle “Patent Clocks, Invented by Eli Terry, Made and Sold at Plymouth, Connecticut by Henry Terry”. 30 hour wooden works weight driven shelf clock. Measures approx. 30″ high x 18″ wide x 5″ deep.
Eli Terry, Jr. Column and Splat Shelf Clock
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Eli Terry, Jr. stenciled column and splat shelf clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, ca. 1840s. Stenciled columns and splat with reverse painted and stenciled lower glass tablet. Wooden works, weight driven, with hand painted dial, claw feet (some loss on feet). Very nice label, “Patent Clocks, Invented by Eli Terry, Made and Sold in Plymouth, Connecticut by Eli Terry, Jun’r.”. Measures approx. 28 1/2″ tall x 17″ wide x 4″ deep. Many Eli Terry Clocks which depict a home or building on the reverse painted glass tablet, are actual homes in the Town of Plymouth and surrounding Connecticut towns of the time period.
Eli Terry, Jr. Column and Splat Shelf Clock
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Eli Terry, Jr. Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1840. Stenciled splat and quarter columms, hand painted gilt dial, reverse painted and stenciled glass, unique scene in circle around pendulum apeture, claw feet, nice label “Patent Clocks. Invented by Eli Terry, Made and Sold at Plymouth, Connecticut by Eli Terry, Jun’r.”. Wooden works, weight driven, key wind, pendulum clock. Many Eli Terry Clocks which depict a home or building on the reverse painted glass tablet, are actual homes in the Town of Plymouth and surrounding Connecticut towns of the time period. Measures approx. 28″ tall x 17″ wide x 4″ deep.
Eli Terry, Jr. Column and Splat Stenciled Shelf Clock
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Eli Terry, Jr., Plymouth, CT Column and Splat Stenciled Shelf Clock, wooden works, weight driven with double eagle stencil on splat, stenciled columns, reverse painted tablet with heart shaped apeture opening, hand painted dial. Measures approx. 31″ tall x 17″ wide x 4″ deep. Many Eli Terry Clocks which depict a home or building on the reverse painted glass tablet, are actual homes in the Town of Plymouth and surrounding Connecticut towns of the time period.
Henry Hart Column and Splat Shelf Clock
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Henry Hart Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Goshen, CT, c. 1830’s, stenciled half columns and splat, hand painted dial, mirrored lower glass, stencils feature fruit baskets on splat, raised gilt paint on dial, label “Improved Clock, Manufactured by Henry Hart, Goshen, Conn.”. Wooden works, weight driven, rare clock from Goshen Connecticut clock maker. Measures approx. 29 1/2″ tall x 15″ wide x 5″ deep.
Henry Terry & Co. Column Shelf Clock
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Henry Terry & Co. Column Shelf Clock: wood works, weight driven with gong strike, 10″ wood dial, partial interior label and original glass panes. The case is mahogany and veneer.
(The dial is held with non original screw and the center hole is enlarged. The door knob is not original and its lower right corner has a small bit of damage. The upper corners of it have a bit of repair. No key.)
32 3/4″ tall and running at this time
Eli Terry & Son Column and Splat Shelf Clock
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Eli Terry & Son column and splat shelf clock, c. 1820s. Half columns and splat with stencil, hand painted raised gilt dial, reverse painted and stenciled lower tablet, nice label with American eagle “Patent Clocks, Invented by Eli Terry. Made and Sold at Plymouth, Connecticut, by Eli Terry & Son. Wooden works, weight driven shelf clock. Measures approx. 25 1/2″ tall x 17 1/2″ wide x 4 1/2” deep. Many Eli Terry Clocks which depict a home or building on the reverse painted glass tablet, are actual homes in the Town of Plymouth and surrounding Connecticut towns of the time period.