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1897 E. Ingraham "Marblelite" Mantel Clock 9.5 x 10.5 x5.5"

Currency:CAD Category:Antiques / Decorative Arts - Clocks Start Price:10.00 CAD
1897 E. Ingraham  Marblelite  Mantel Clock 9.5 x 10.5 x5.5
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An 1897 E. Ingraham "Marblelite" (or Marbelite) shelf and mantel clock is a vintage mechanical timepiece featuring a faux-marble or slate finish made from treated wood or composite materials, driven by an 8-day spring-wound movement introduced around the late 19th century. Maker: E. Ingraham & Co. (based in Bristol, Connecticut). Material: "Marblelite" refers to the specialized faux stone/marble or slate-grained finish applied to the case, popular during the Victorian and Edwardian eras to mimic expensive black marble or slate clocks without the heavy weight. Dating: The year 1897 aligns with the period when the E. Ingraham company actively stamped and refined their mechanical movements, often utilizing month/year date stamps directly on the brass plates or inner movement assembly. Movement: Typically an 8-day mechanical, spring-wound time-and-strike movement requiring a specialized winding key.