Antique E. Ingraham Co. Mantel Clock with Key & Pendulum

Antique E. Ingraham Co. Mantel Clock with Key & Pendulum

Antique E. Ingraham Co. Mantel Clock with Key & Pendulum

$158.00
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Antique E. Ingraham Co. Mantel Clock with Key & Pendulum
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Antique E. Ingraham Co. Mantel Clock with Key & Pendulum
$158.00

Bring a piece of timeless American craftsmanship into your home with this stunning antique mechanical mantel clock from the prestigious E. Ingraham Company, made in Bristol, Connecticut. While this beautiful timepiece is currently non-operational, it comes complete with its winding key and pendulum, making it an excellent candidate for restoration or a standout decorative statement.

Adding to its rich history, this clock includes a charming piece of its past: a vintage business card from "Clock Place" in Green Bay, WI, found tucked inside the casing by its previous owner, featuring the year "1910" handwritten on the back. A great clue to the piece's story!

Key Features & Materials

  • Brand: E. Ingraham Co.
  • Size: *at widest points* 14" long x 6.25" wide x 10.5" tall
  • Mechanism: Traditional mechanical movement (includes winding key and pendulum).
  • Materials: Hardwood casing with brass and glass accents.
  • Design: Antique architectural mantel/shelf clock style.
  •  Includes a historic Wisconsin clockmaker business card marked "1910".

Usage & Styling Ideas

  • Mantel Masterpiece: Place it as the focal point above a living room fireplace flanked by modern ceramic vases for a curated transitional look.
  • Office Accent: Add sophisticated vintage charm to an executive desk, library, or home study bookshelf that fits a collected, historic aesthetic.
  • Entryway Statement: Style it on a console table alongside fresh botanicals to greet guests with classic warmth.

Condition Notes

This is a genuine vintage/antique item with a beautifully worn patina consistent with age. Cabinetry shows minor superficial character marks that enhance its historic appeal. Please note: The clock is currently not working. However, because the original pendulum, key, and historical repair/owner note are included, it makes a great candidate to take to a professional clockmaker to get it up and running again. 

Perfect Gift For

  • Clock Enthusiasts & Restorers: A fantastic weekend project or prized addition for anyone passionate about repairing historical American timepieces with documented provenance.
  • History Buffs & Antique Collectors: A visually complete, authentic E. Ingraham specimen with a tangible paper trail connecting it to early 20th-century Wisconsin.
  • Interior Designers & Decorators: A gorgeous, character-rich staging piece for historic homes, libraries, or modern spaces needing a touch of vintage soul.
We curate one-of-a-kind antique and vintage pieces. Because these items have a past, they may show signs of wear and character. We believe this is what makes them beautiful. If significant blemishes are present on a piece, it will be noted in the product description condition notes.
Each curated treasure is one-of-a-kind with its own story to tell. While we do our best to capture every detail and note any chips, wear, or variations, these pieces may show the gentle signs of age that make them so special. We hope you’ll embrace these unique characteristics as part of their charm and history. Because of their delicate and one-of-a-kind nature, all sales are final. We do not accept returns or exchanges.
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