Clock, mantle

Maker and Role
Manufacturer/Publisher: E.N.Welch.,Mfg Co. (estab. 1864, closed Circa 1893)
 Production date
19th Century
 Description
Wooden clock with white enamel face and roman numerals. Below the face is a rectangle shape painted scene with a lake, bush and hills. Door opens to reveal inner workings with loose key. Printed text behind the crimes reads "EIGHT DAY AND THIRTY HOUR / BRASSS CLOCK" AND " E.N. WELCH, Mfg.Co.,"
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Object detail

Production Place
Forrestville/Connecticut/United States of America
Object Type
Science and Technology/Technical Equipment/General
Classification
Mantel Clock/Clock/Timekeeping T&E/Tools & Equipment for Science & Technology/Nomenclature
Media and Materials
Wood/General
Metal/Metal
Glass/General
Measurements
0 - Whole = Height x Width x Length (mm) = 470 x 120 x 295mm
Maker
Accession Number
A2777.5
Other Reference Numbers
EC.63.69
Credit Line
E.N. Welch Manufacturing Company, Mantle Clock. Nelson Provincial Museum Collection: A2777.5

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