7.                   $125

Marshall & Adams two-door column & cornice, 1833-1836.  A third example, this one with carved lower half-columns, an early twentieth century mirror, and a modern replacement mirror in the cornice.  The dial glass is old but the putty is not original.  The wood dial is dark but reasonably clean; I have seen these gray-green dials before on Marshall & Adams clocks.  The hands are period.  The 30-hour wooden movement will not run or strike; there are no weights, but 30-hour weights can be purchased for $15 – put a note on your bid sheet that you want weights.  The label is dark and torn and has a paste-over about the brass bushings, which are present on this movement.  $125–$350.