Vintage E. Ingraham Tambour Mantel Clock 8 Day Time/Strike 1930 Runs

A classic piece of American clockmaking history.Offered here is a vintage E. Ingraham Co. tambour mantel clock, made in Bristol, Connecticut, likely dating to the late 1930s or early 1940s. This elegant “camelback” style case features warm, dark wood tones and graceful curves, with the original factory guarantee and directions label still affixed inside — a rare and desirable detail for collectors.Features & Details• Maker: The E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn., U.S.A.• Era: Late 1930s–early 1940s (based on style and label)• Movement: 8‑day, key‑wound, pendulum‑regulated time and strike. Clock is currently running but, due to its age, it will definitely need a professional service or expert adjustment to balance the mechanisms for long‑term accuracy and reliability.• Strike: Chimes on the hour and half‑hour (gong or rod)• Dial: Arabic numerals with black spade hands• Case: Solid wood tambour design with symmetrical “wings”• Label: Original “Guarantee and Directions” intact inside case