Most clocks have hands that move to tell the time, but a group of clocks that also had moving eyes were popular about 1850.
Most of these figural iron clocks were made by Bradley and Hubbard of Meriden, Connecticut. A few others were made by Chauncey Jerome.
The clocks are popular with collectors because they are so entertaining yet, because they are iron, hard to damage. Ma...
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