E. N. Welch walnut parlor clock. There are two labels on the back, deteriorated but you can see the Welch name clearly.
Anonymous (not verified)
24 October 2024
Because the case is not pictured in Ly-Welch I will assume this clock was made for one of the wringer companies. The 8 day time and striking movement was made by E. N. Welch but the dial is signed E. Ingraham. The clock runs and strikes a coil gong. There are lots of holes in the backboard that I cannot explain. If not for the old labels on the back I would just throw up my hands and call it junk.
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E. N. Welch walnut parlor clock. There are two labels on the back, deteriorated but you can see the Welch name clearly. Because the case is not pictured in Ly-Welch I will assume this clock was made for one of the wringer companies. The 8 day time and striking movement was made by E. N. Welch but the dial is signed E. Ingraham. The clock runs and strikes a coil gong. There are lots of holes in the backboard that I cannot explain. If not for the old labels on the back I would just throw up my hands and call it junk.
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