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Silas Hoadley “Upside Down” Pillar and Scroll Clock
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Silas Hoadley “Upside Down” Pillar and Scroll Clock, Plymouth Connecticut, c. 1820, scroll top case, with brass finial urns, beautiful hand painted dial and reverse painted glass tablet featuring horse and carriage scene, thirty-hour “upside-down” wooden movement, weight driven, no label. Measures approx. 29″ tall x 16″ wide x 4″ tall.
Silas Hoadley “Upside-Down” Pillar and Scroll Clock
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Silas Hoadley “Upside-Down” Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1820, the scroll-top case with three brass urn finials, reverse painted tablet, hand painted dial with gold gilt corners, center design, weight driven, key wind, wooden works, pendulum, nice label “Improved Clocks, Made by Silas Hoadley. Measures approx. 31″ tall x 17″ wide x 4 1/2” deep.
Silas Hoadley Pillar and Scroll Clock
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Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, CT pillar and scroll with 3 brass urn finials, reverse painted tablet, raised gold gilt original dial, open diamond hands, wooden works, very nice label “Arranged and Manufactured by Silas Hoadley, Plymouth (Conn.)”, pendulum, measures approx. 31″ tall x 17″ wide x 4″ deep. Many Silas Hoadley 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.
Silas Hoadley Transitional Shelf Clock
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Silas Hoadley Transitional Shelf Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1830, mahogany case topped by a stenciled splat with split columns flanking the full length door, all on French feet, painted wood dial, stenciled and reverse-painted lower table, very nice label “Clocks. Arranged and Manufactured by Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, (Conn.)”, thirty-hour, weight driven, wooden works clock with key wind and pendulum. Many Silas Hoadley 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. 29″ tall x 17″ wide x 4 1/2″ deep.
Silas Hoadley Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock
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American Silas Hoadley Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock, Circa 1830, 10″ wood dial, painted Masonic design, 30-hour, wood movement, mahogany & mahogany veneer case, dial features unusual Masonic design, reverse painted tablet with eglomise border, label has “Hoadly” instead of the correct spelling “Hoadley”, excellent condition, old refinish, replaced finials, paint loss to reverse painting, very good working with normal wear. Height 31″.
Silas Hoadley Franklin Upside Down Clock
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Circa 1835 American Silas Hoadley 30 Hour Shelf Clock with 10″ Good original painted wood dial with slight flaking, Rare ivory bushed upside down woodworks movement with alarm (incomplete), Very collectible Silas Hoadley “Franklin” clock, rare movement, good label with “Time Is Money” logo on lower reverse glass painting. This clock is referred to by collectors as upside down woodworks movement clock. Originally this clock was marketed by Silas Hoadley in honor of Ben Franklin’s famous quote “Time Is Money”. Unrestored fair condition with minor wear, surface refinished, some flaking to backing of glasses. Needs cleaning. 36.5″H x 17″W x 5.5″D
Silas Hoadley Tall Mantel Upside Down Clock
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Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, CT, “Franklin Clocks” c. 1835, 30 hour shelf clock with rare ivory bushed upside down woodworks movement with alarm, Very collectible Silas Hoadley ÒFranklinÓ clock, rare movement, good label with ÒTime Is MoneyÓ logo on lower reverse glass painting. Beautiful revserse painted glass tablet with eagle, hand painted dial with open diamond hands, stenciled splat and claw feet. Beautiful label, “Time is Money” “Franklin Clocks with improvement of bushing the pivots with ivory, arranged and manufactured by Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn.” This clock is referred to by collectors as upside down woodworks movement clock. Originally this clock was marketed by Silas Hoadley in honor of Ben FranklinÕs famous quote ÒTime Is MoneyÓ. Measures approx. 37″ tall x 17″ wide x 4″ deep.