35.                 $250

Silas B. Terry 30-hour round-sided shelf clock, ca. 1842.  A 22.5-inch case with unusual double-rounded sides, veneered in a light mahogany with a clean finish.  The case is thin, just 3 inches deep, making it a bit unstable when the 2-lb weights are at the top.  Of course, everything SB Terry did had some unusual element to it; this clock has a tombstone-shaped solid plate movement with the winding arbors on either side of the center post.  The dial glass is original, while the lower glass is a period replacement with an image painted by Lee Davis.  The original paper dial is in excellent condition; note the “Terry’s Ville Conn’t” location.  The hands are period and appropriate.  The unsigned 30-hour brass movement is running and striking on a wire gong, driven by two 2-lb weights, 3.75 inches tall, 2 inches wide at base, and 1.5 inches thick, which may be the original weights; because the clock is thin, regular 30-hour weights will not fit.  The backboard is papered but there is no label.  AAC sold a similar example a year ago for $350.  $250-$350.