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Posted 6 years ago
Mominator
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I don't know anything about this clock other than its beautiful and old. Unfortunately the glass is cracked and I don't know if it works. =( If anyone can tell me what it's "name" is and the approximate year it was made that would be fantastic. I know it was my Grams (and probably my Great Grams) - Thanks!
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Hey Mominator, Probably made in New England approx 1874 great Eastlake style. 7 day with chime every 1/2 hour.
Lovely ornate design & the eagle with shield is gorgeous
Hi Mominator. Welcome to CW! You have an Ingraham "Bullion" from circa 1896. Your example has a few issues but seems to be a pretty nice clock none-the-less.
Here's a link to check out; https://www.worthpoint.com/worthopedia/1896-antique-ingraham-bullion-173285420
If that solves your mystery, please indicate as much in your posting.
Thanks,
Bruce
Thank you Bruce99! Its so cool to know what it actually is.
You're very welcome Mominator. Thank you for indicating "Mystery Solved". We all volunteer our time here and a response and "thank you" from good folks like you is very much appreciated. If you celebrate Thanksgiving, I hope you had a nice one. Regards,
Bruce