A few examples of appraisal values for
CLOCK STEEPLE

• 2 Steeple on Steeple Project Clocks
  2 Steeple on Steeple Project Clocks Incomplete. E
• An American steeple clock with view
  An American steeple clock with view of Trafalgar square. 19 x 10 x 28cm high.
• Jerome Steeple Clock with alarm
  Jerome Steeple Clock with alarm circa 1870's 16'' tall working.
• Waterbury Sharp Gothic steeple
  Waterbury Sharp Gothic steeple clock, t&s, 30 hr, 19 1/2" h, veneer chips Estimate $80-120
• Birge & Fuller Steeple on Steeple
  Birge & Fuller Steeple on Steeple Bristol Ct. Shelf Clock Mahogany case old patina. Original painted metal dial. 8 day time and strike wagon spring movement. Ht. 27 1/2''E
• Eight-day steeple clock by Terry
  Eight-day steeple clock by Terry & Andrews circa 1850 American eagle painted on lower glass panel white face with Roman numerals brass works paper label with key and pendulum brass springs replaced some loss of veneer cracquelure 20'' h.
• A Brewster & Ingraham Four Spire
  A Brewster & Ingraham Four Spire Steeple Clock Walnut case flanked by four turned columns with conical finials double panel door with lock and key cast metal escutcheon with wheel-cut etched glass design in lower panel painted zinc dial with Roman numerals printed paper with information about the clock applied to the inside back panel with directions covered with plexi panel. Comes with key and pendulum. Brass springs.Elias Ingraham (1805-1885) worked as a designer and cabinet maker for George Mitchell in 1828. He designed made and sold the first sharp gothic better known as the steeple clock. During WWII and the Korean War the company made anti-aircraft fuses.
• Mahogany cased steeple clock by
  Mahogany cased steeple clock by Welsh. 19.5''h.
• Ma Leck Early American Steeple
  Ma Leck Early American Steeple clock ,Wingate NC, with Key & pendulum, 19" h, working condition
• A brass framed ''Skeleton'' clock
  A brass framed ''Skeleton'' clock the 6.25ins diameter pierced and silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals to the twin brass framed steeple pattern framework with single train movement and passing strike 13ins high with silvered script banner to front worded ''Le Temps A Pris Un Corps Et Marche sous Nos Yeux'' mounted on ebonised plinth and with oval glass dome (dome cracked)
• 2 AMERICAN STEEPLE CLOCKS BY NEW
  2 AMERICAN STEEPLE CLOCKS BY NEW HAVEN CLOCK CO. 2 American mahogany and rosewood veneered steeple clocks by New Haven Clock Company, one eight day, the other 30 hour, both with pendulum and key; 21"H tallest; condition: both with lost to veneer; **** clocks and other mechanical items are not guaranteed to be in working order.
• Mahogany steeple clock by W.S.
  Mahogany steeple clock by W.S. Johnson New York. 20"h.x9.75"w.
• Terry & Andrews mahogany steeple
  Terry & Andrews mahogany steeple clock 19th c. 20" h. ?
• Jerome & Co mahogany steeple clock,
  Jerome & Co mahogany steeple clock, 30 hr, running, 21" h Estimate $120-160
• BIRGE & FULLER SINGLE
  BIRGE & FULLER SINGLE CANDLESTICK STEEPLE-ON-STEEPLE CLOCK 19th century. 30 hour, ëWagon Lever Springí movement. Steeple-on-Frame with 2 candlestick finials.
• Ansonia mahogany steeple clock,
  Ansonia mahogany steeple clock, replaced dial, runs, strikes, 19 1/2" h Estimate $100-150
• Gothic ''Ripple Front'' Shelf Clock
  Gothic ''Ripple Front'' Shelf Clock Bristol Connecticut ca 1850 a mahogany ''ripple front'' steeple clock by Forestville Mfg.Co. (J.C. Brown) of Bristol CT. with eight-day time and strike movement on wire gong with interior paper label and signed face; ht. 20 wd. 10.25 dp. 4 in. Condition: Case and glass very good. Original dial has some paint loss at ''4''. Old replacement pendulum and replaced hands. We do not guarantee working order of clocks.
• Ansonia mahogany steeple clock,
  Ansonia mahogany steeple clock, runs, strikes, pendulum, 19 1/2" h Estimate $150-250
• BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS STEEPLE
  BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS STEEPLE CLOCK Circa 1840s. Rosewood and mahogany, four steeple onion top with rare original tablet of 8 American Presidents.
• FRENCH DOUBLE FUSEE CHAIN DRIVEN
  FRENCH DOUBLE FUSEE CHAIN DRIVEN STEEPLE CLOCKFrench double fusee chain driven steeple clock with porcelain dial, mahogany case, measures appx 14 1/2" t. The clock is currently running but may require cleaning, adjustment or repair.
• A Large Fretwork Folk Art Steeple
  A Large Fretwork Folk Art Steeple Clock Height 60 x width 21 3/4 x depth 7 1/2 inches. Found in New Albany, Indiana.
• Elisha Manross mahogany steeple
  Elisha Manross mahogany steeple clock, circa 1848, with original label; together with a beehive clock by A. Caswell, circa 1860. Both approximately: 19"h x 10.5"w x 4"d Condition: Steeple clock glass replaced, no key. Beehive clock no pendulum or key. NOTE: WAI does not guarantee clocks to be complete or in working order.
• Antique Ibes 30 Hour Reverse
  Antique Ibes 30 Hour Reverse Painted Steeple Clock- 24x12.5''
• Mahogany 30 hr steeple clock,
  Mahogany 30 hr steeple clock, running, 15 3/4" h Estimate $80-120
• 2 Rosewood case steeple clocks
  2 Rosewood case steeple clocks 19th century One is New Haven Clock Co., 30 hour with alarm with lyre eglomisé panel. The other Brewster Manufacturing company. Both have Roman numeral chapter rings and an eglomisé panel of a great house. Hts: 20 1/2 in. and 19 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. Brewster has a repeater form and repairs to case of New Haven
• GOTHIC REVIVAL CARVED OAK TALL-CASE
  GOTHIC REVIVAL CARVED OAK TALL-CASE CLOCK First quarter, 20th century; steeple point carved bonnet with relief head in center, having elaborate gothic arch fretwork and pierced fretwork door, base of clock with similar relief panel, approx. 103 in. H., 19 in. W., 10.5 in. D.
• LITCHFIELD CATHEDRAL, 2-TIER
  LITCHFIELD CATHEDRAL, 2-TIER SKELETON CLOCK Double fusee, time and strike, with a Skeletonized dial. Period glass dome.
• C. BOARDMAN & J.A WELLS STEEPLE
  C. BOARDMAN & J.A WELLS STEEPLE CLOCK Original painted dial and tablet. Time and strike fusee movement.
• Antique English Mahogany Steeple
  Antique English Mahogany Steeple Clock- 19x9'' (SH)
• CHAUNCEY JEROME MANTEL CLOCK
  CHAUNCEY JEROME MANTEL CLOCK Mid-19th c. Steeple Form Clock by Chauncey Jerome (New Haven, CT), 8-day time and strike brass movement (with pendulum and key), full label affixed to interior back, white painted metal dial with black Roman numerals, rosewood veneered case front, door with transfer printed and reverse painted image depicting "The Ruins of Maclou Abbey", 19 3/4" high, 10" x 4". Not observed running; dial craquelure.
• NEW HAVEN STEEPLE CLOCKMahogany
  NEW HAVEN STEEPLE CLOCKMahogany veneered case. Eight-day thirty-hour movement. Replaced tablet. Height 20. Length 10''. Depth 4''.''
• An English Brass and Steel
  An English Brass and Steel Cathedral Skeleton Clock Late 19th/Early 20th Century the clock with a Roman numeral dial and raised on a slate base and having a triple fusée movement and striking eight bells on the quarter, half and full hour, and striking an hour gong coil on the hour. Height overall 25 inches. Property from a Private Collector, Lincolnwood, Illinois
• BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS 4 COLUMN
  BREWSTER & INGRAHAMS 4 COLUMN STEEPLE CLOCK Bristol, Connecticut. Circa 1845. Mahogany case, original painted metal dial and etched glass tablet. 8-day Anson Atwood spring movement.
• TERRY & ANDREWS DOUBLE STEEPLE
  TERRY & ANDREWS DOUBLE STEEPLE CLOCK: Double steeple case painted metal face with Roman numerals. Double reverse painted doors. Partial Terry & Andrews label remains inside clock. Key and pendulum time and strike movement. Key and pendulum in office. 25'' h. x 13'' x 4 1/4''.CONDITION: Note minor repairs and chips to veneer. Currently running however not guaranteed to continue.
• English Gothic style long case
  English Gothic style long case clock the pediment of Gothic steeple design mounted with cross finials the bonnet enclosing the porcelain dial with Roman numerals the lower case with central glass pane revealing weights and pendulum with various Gothic carved elements and arched mullions. Two weight regulator movement. 110.5''H x 24''W x 13''D Circa - 19th C.
• Bruce Talbert brass mantel clock
  Bruce Talbert brass mantel clock and companion candlesticks faux red cabochon stones: steeple-shaped clock with flower roundels set with colored glass cabochon painted white face with Roman numerals bracket feet ''IT'' on reverse winding key marked ''Made in England'' 11 1/2'' h.; candlesticks with shaped rim and cabochon decoration over quatrafoil base 7 1/2'' h. expected surface wear to set.