552.    $100

Ingraham shelf clock, ca. 1886.  The E. Ingraham & Co. sold a limited selection of higher-end models that included the Tontine, Bazar, and Warwick; all were similar in design to this unlisted model (see Ly, Ingraham Clocks & Watches, page 161).  It has an inset base, carved side pieces, ornaments, and crest on a walnut case, 21 inches high, that is slightly rough.  The paper dial is yellowed from age; it is in a nickel bezel with nickel trim pieces and correct hands; there is a matching nickel pendulum bob.  The decorated door glass is newer.  The 8-day time-and-strike movement is signed, running, and striking a wire gong.  The alarm strikes on the bell and is not hooked up.  There is an Ingraham instruction label on the back and an Ingraham key included.  $100-$175.