Have you found any more information on your clock? We have what I believe to be the same model we are trying to get to strike. It used to chime the hour and the 1/2 hour, but now we are lucky to have it strike on the half hour!
doesn't match by: kimberly
I have not been able to find any info on my clock yet, though I keep looking! I am going to get mine fixed to where it works again. I think it's wound too tight. I love my clock! Good luck and let me know if y'all find anything!
Found at auction; no image by: Anonymous
Sold Date:04/28/2008 Channel:Online Auction Source: eBay Category:Furniture & Furnishings
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ANTIQUE INGRAHAM CLOCK: KEUKA
This lovely large antique mantel/parlor clock was made, in 1915, at the Ingraham Clock Co., Bristol, Conn. .
The model name is "Keuka." It is an amazing 22 inches tall and 14-3/4 inches wide.
The oak case is complete with a tight crack on the left side that can not be seen.
The case is rich and full of crisp fancy steam pressed designs, that resembles gingerbread,
hence the clock style nickname "Gingerbread Clock."
The door has the original stenciled glass. This clock, Keuka, was one of six clocks in the "LAKELINE" series as each of the
six in the LAKELINE series were named after American lakes.
The Lakeline series clocks were named after the following lakes:
Oneida, Seneca, Keuka, Itasca, Micha, and Cayuga
The signed eight day brass movement is running fine and strikes the hours and half hours on a gong.
The signed 6 inch dial is a good original replacement . Pendulum and k ey are included.
This clock is a good runner and will bring enjoyment to you for many years.
The clock has a standout appearance, and would look good in a library, study, or
any room in the house.
This is a clock for a collector, I can't say enough about it!
This model clock is listed in Tran Duy Ly's Book, "Ingraham Clocks & Watches."