Morse, Frances Clary · New York, The Macmillan Company · leaf 355
-makers. He started in business in1793, in Plymouth, near Waterbury,Connecticut, a town well known eversince for its clocks and watches. Hisfirst clock was made a year earlier, a iiius. 275.— Lyre-wooden clock in a lone case with a shaped Clock, u J- 1 -1 u J u 1810-1820. brass dial, silver washed.… … 33^ Furniture of the Olden Time facture of clocks for long cases. Eli Terry in 1814invented a wooden shelf-clock, called The PillarScroll Top Case, with pillars 21 inches long restingon a square base, dial 11 inches square, table belowdial 7 inches by 11. This clock sold for fifteen
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