Here at Clock Repair Studio, customers bring their beautiful Ingraham clocks to our studio in Bucks County to get expert advice on repair and care.
Your timepiece is in good hands with us. We have restored and repaired all types of clocks, including Ingraham clocks, for years.
Ingraham Clock Company History
Elias Ingraham was the mastermind behind Ingraham Clocks (1805-1885). Elias was born in Marlborough, Connecticut, and lived to a ripe old age of eighty. In 1828, he moved to Bristol to work as George Mitchell’s clock case builder. Elias Ingraham, a renowned clock casemaker by this time, started working for Chauncey and Lawson C. Ives in 1830. Approximately the course of the following three years, he produced over 5,000 clock casings for them. Clocks built by several businesses are collectively referred to as Ingraham clocks, notably those produced up to 1885 under a label containing the Ingraham name. Incorporated in 1844, Brewster and Ingrahams Clock Company ran until July 24, 1852.
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