This listing is for an antique Chauncey Jerome wall clock. It's in good cosmetic condition with scuffs and other signs of use. The clock was working several years ago but has not been tested since. We don't have a key to wind it so it's being sold as-is. The clock includes a pendulum and two weights. It appears to be missing one of the strings for the weights and the other string may not be original. This listing has no reserve price so don't miss your chance to win!
The winning bidder can also pick up this item at our shop to save on shipping charges. We're required to collect 6% sales tax on any items picked up here.
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Approximate measurements:
- 16" wide
- 26" high
- 5" deep
From Discoverclocks.com:
"Chauncey Jerome had the good fortune to be born in 1793 in an area of the United States already populated with talented clockmakers like Eli Terry and Seth Thomas. In 1793 Eli Terry had already served his apprenticeship and, at the age of 21, had just opened his clock shop in Plymouth, Connecticut. When Chauncey was 10 years old, Seth Thomas was joining Eli Terry in the production of clocks using Terry???s innovative concepts of powered machinery and standardized parts for the previously custom made wooden works for clocks."