This mahogany case split column shelf clock retains a pasted label that reads, "IMPROVED CLOCKS, MADE AND SOLD BY MARK LEAVENWORTH & CO. WATERBURY, CONN."

This clock is in very good original condition. The columns are turned on a lathe and then sliced lengthwise. They are then paint decorated in a bonze finish and applied to the front of the case. The splat is decorated in the same manner and is original to the clock. The condition is outstanding. The front of the case features a door that is divided into two sections. The lower section features an original mirror and is secured with putty. The upper section is fitted with it’s original glass. Behind this, one will find a nicely paint decorated dial. It features bold Roman numerals and various interesting gilt designs. Inside the case is the Maker’s label which is applied to the inside of the backboard and is in fine condition. The wooden constructed movement is a time and strike design and will run for thirty hours on a full wind. It is weight driven. This clock is a full 33.75 inches tall and was made circa 1830.