C.1825, Eli and Samuel Terry, Plymouth, Conn., pillar and scroll shelf clock in very good restored condition.

C.1825, Eli and Samuel Terry, Plymouth, Conn., pillar and scroll shelf clock in very good restored condition. The case retains original scrolls with a repair to one tip. The tablet of a building with prominent tree is not bad, but not quite typical of what we should see. The movement is a proper Sam'l Terry, easily identifiable, complete and sound. The skirt is old; feet maybe 20 years old. The label is very good, a bit dark but completely legible; pendulum original; hands period; lock original, escutcheon replaced, and the original finials are fantastic. Dial is a bit dirty and dark. There is roughness on the veneer along the left edge of the door where someone has pried the door open a time or 2 (it is a tight fit and there is no door key). For what come up today, a generally good example of a 19th century scroll. Height 31 inches