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Description
Handed down do not know anything about clock or if it is valuable please help
Category
Clocks
Medium
Wood
Distinguishing marks
There is the tag on the bottom seen in picture
Condition
Excellent
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Gilbert Mantel Clock
Gilbert was a well known maker of Mantle clocks. William L. Gilbert began his career in Bristol, Connecticut, a regional center of the clock business, and moved to Winchester in 1840, where he produced relatively low-cost wall and shelf clocks for the mass market. He built the case shop, located on the river bank, in 1870-71, when his business was one of the largest clock manufactories in the state. The company continued to grow, its complex on Wallens Street growing to four large buildings and employing more than 500 workers. The company continued in business until 1964.
Not much value currently for these late 19th to early 20th Century clocks though, generally under $100.00 at auction.