Silent Auction January 2012
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962.
$25
"Mark Leavenworth, Waterbury, Conn.", column
and splat case that once held an Eli Terry Patent
wood works movement. What
we have is a super dial, door
with only one glass and a door
knob. The columns, splat,
movement, and everything else
is missing. I would bet most of
the pieces missing are in this
catalog somewhere. The
mahogany veneered case is 27"
high as it sits. Some missing
veneer and what is there is crusty. Our collector
was in the process of restoring the clock when he
became incapacitated. $25-$50.
961.
$100
"Eli Terry & Sons / Plymouth, Connecticut", pil-
lar and scroll case in the process of restoration.
The clock was made around
1823-1828. The box case is orig-
inal and that includes the door
with two glasses, the door lock,
wood dial, and a complete label
on the backboard. The scroll
splat is not attached to the case,
and is missing chimneys and
returns. Part of the upper section
of the backboard is missing. The
base/feet are new to this case. In addition to a
good amount of case work, veneering, etc you
need a movement, hands, iron bell, and pendu-
lum. Most of those things will be sold elsewhere
in this catalog for there were a goodly amount of
spare parts gathered up in his workshop. $100-
$300.
966A.
$10
Etched glass, 6" high, 6¼" wide. May have been
in a clock already. Rough around the edges, may
have been reduced in size??
966B.
$10
Clear glass, very old, has been removed from an
early clock. 11 by 10¾".
966E.
$25
Old painted glass, removed from a clock. Titled
"The Young Cavalier". 12" high, 8½" wide.
966C.
$10
Painted glass, old. Peacock and flowers, leaves,
etc. 6 high, 6
1
/
8
" wide.
966D.
$25
New painting by Tom Moberg on old glass. 14"
high, 10" wide.
966F.
$25
Painting, like new, but has been in a case. 15"
high, 10¾" wide.
966G.
$25
New glass painted by Tom Moberg. Pillar and
scroll glass. 11" wide, 7¼" high.
960.
$25
Pillar & Scroll case, restoration in progress. The
box is an original pillar and scroll case. The top
and feet I stuck on for the pic-
ture. They were the parts he was
milling/finishing to complete
the case. I cannot find the back-
board in the "stuff" we took
from his house. I am sure a dial,
painted glass, and movement,
will be pictured somewhere in
this catalog. Time does not
allow me to work the puzzle.
Both glasses are held in the case with the original
putty. Good luck. $50-$100.
964.
$10
Seven wood dials for wood works clocks. All
have problems, part of paint missing, extra holes,
split and repaired, etc. 5
are 12½" high, one is 12",
one is 11".
965A.
$10
Wood dial, 11" square, light stretch marks at the
top. 3½" between winding arbors, 2¾" hand
arbor to winding arbors. Chapter
ring is 9¼". 5½" between the sup-
ports.
965B.
$10
Wood dial, 12" square, a little paint loss on the
bottom and side edges. 2
3
/
16
" hand arbor to wind-
ing arbors. 4½" between wind-
ing arbors. Chapter ring is 10".
7¼" between the supports.
965C.
$10
Wood dial, 12½" wide, 11¼" high. 2¾" hand
arbor to winding arbor. 3½" between the winding
arbors. Chapter ring 10". 7½"
between the supports.
965D.
$10
Wood dial, 11½" high, 12½" wide. 2¾" between
hand arbor and wind arbor. 3½" between winding
arbors. Chapter ring 10½". 5¾"
between the supports.
965E.
$10
Wood dial, 11½" high, 12
3
/
8
" wide. Stretch marks
at 8, 3 & 4. Chapter ring 10". 2
3
/
8
" from hand
arbor to winding arbor. 3½"
between winding arbors. 7
5
/
8
"
between the supports.
965F.
$10
Wood dial, 12
3
/
8
" high, 11
3
/
8
" wide. 9¾" chapter
ring. 2¾" hand arbor to winding arbor. 3½"
between winding arbors. 7
3
/
8
"
between the supports.
963.
$10
Six doors from early clock cases. Some have
glass in them but the glasses are not original, and
two of those glasses are
broken. None have door locks,
escutcheons, or door knobs.
The tallest is 29".