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Novelty Candlestick Dome Clock
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Novelty Candlestick Dome Clock: This unmarked clock stands in a china candlestick/vase and has an unmarked paper dial and faux metal dial surround.
(The clock wants to run but won’t. The dome is a little bit small for the base.)
9 1/2″ Tall
Sells as is, where is.
S.B. Terry Candlestick Clock, Terryville, CT
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S.B. Terry Candlestick Clock, Terryville, CT. Pat. 1852. Original blown glass stand & dome. Time only balance wheel movement. Ht. 11″. Dr. Joseph Arvay, New Jersey.
BRASS CANDLESTICK NOVELTY CLOCK
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8 inches high, 4.5 inch diameter.
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Brewster & Ingrahams Walnut “Onion Top Candlestick” Shelf Clock
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American Brewster & Ingrahams Walnut “Onion Top Candlestick” Shelf Clock, Circa 1850, 6″ original painted dial, signed “Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol Ct. US”, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, rare and collectible candlestick beehive clock made with high quality walnut veneer, not perfect but nice, good restored condition, with correct replaced glass, replaced lower wood support for the original movement, partial label. Height 20″, Width 12″, Depth 4″.
Terryville Candlestick Clock
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Terryville Candlestick Clock. 1852. Torsion pendulum. Ht. 10″.The William Byrd Collection, Georgia.
Candlestick steeple clock
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A rare four candlestick mahogany cased “wagon spring” clock by Birge & Fuller in the “double steeple” formed case, with two very good reverse painted glasses. 24″ in height. The Bristol, Ct. partnership of John Birge and Thomas Fuller was active between 1844-1848.
Terryville Candlestick Clock
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Terryville Candlestick Clock. 3 in. paper dial with brass bezel, signed Terryville Mfg. Co. Terryville, Conn. Has black Roman hour numerals and black spade hands. Time only brass movement set on a balance wheel platform having 2 round plates spaced between fancy cut pinions; in good running condition, the large balance wheel swings freely and the back plate covering the main spring is signed  Terryville Manufacturing Company, Patented October 1852, Terryville, Conn. On a milk glass candlestick pedestal with dome top. 10 in. high.