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History of The Jennings Brothers
The Jennings Brothers manufactured clocks out of Bridgeport, Connecticut. They produced clocks that accommodated the middle class. Most of their clocks were produced in the late 1800s.

The Jennings Brothers produced clocks with an organic motif. This was typical of the Art Nouveau style that was popular throughout America and Europe at the time. Most of their clocks were porcelain with black Arabic numerals.

Jennings Clocks
The Jennings Brothers manufactured cast iron clocks with a porcelain dial face. This was the style that remained popular for quite some time. Mostly through the latter parts of the 1800s.

With the popular Art Nouveau style, the Jennings Brothers designed their cases in an expensive base metal. They were also designed with asymmetrical lines. Many Jennings Brothers clocks still exist today.