Please ID this Clock Marble Mantle Clock ID

[Mark Hughes]

Hi -
I'm trying to find out who made the clock in the pictures attached. I don't have access to the clock (it's on the other side of the country) but I've received these pictures. Clearly, its time and hourly strike are driven off the same spring, which is a big clue, I'm sure, to those who have far more experience in the field than I do. Thanks for help sleuthing this one.

 

[Levi Hutchins]

Hi -
I'm trying to find out who made the clock in the pictures attached. I don't have access to the clock (it's on the other side of the country) but I've received these pictures. Clearly, its time and hourly strike are driven off the same spring, which is a big clue, I'm sure, to those who have far more experience in the field than I do. Thanks for help sleuthing this one. View attachment 700905 View attachment 700906 View attachment 700907

Others far more knowledgeable can confirm or deny, but I'd guess Boston Clock Company, tandem-wind, circa 1890.

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[Steven Thornberry]

The movement does look tolerably like the movement in the following link.

Antique Clock Details (antiqueclockspriceguide.com)

 

[Mark Hughes]

Thanks to all and I'll let the owner know. I understand now that there are two springs on one arbor. Tricky to let down, I'm guessing.