Antique Waterbury Clock Company Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: 11/29/2001
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Catalog Description:

Fine and very rare, brass, skeletonized, eight-day going carriage clock with rotary regulator. Waterbury, Connecticut, circa 1885. Waterbury, Connecticut, no number, Series A type movement, circa 1885. Fine and very rare, brass, skeletonized, eight-day going carriage clock with rotary regulator. C. rectangular with glazed side panels and back which is hinged, columns on all corners, molded top and base, trapezoidal handle. D. white ring with fine Roman numerals and outer minute divisions, skeletonized center for viewing the works. Blued steel, "Spade" hands. M. 34 mm., circular brass, skeletonized, duplex escapement, ingeniously simple carriage design where the entire movement rotates around its axis driven from the third wheel pinion rotating against stationary wheel mounted to the diaunder over the hour wheel, long spring in a barrel set on the back of the movement.Stamped with the company's logo and patent number below the dial, the back plate signed along the edge "Waterbury Watch Co., Waterbury, Connecticut, USA". Dim. Height 12 cm, width 7 cm.

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