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Lewis and Co. New Haven, Conn. This case was made by the New Haven Clock Co. and is ca 1886 or thereabouts. |
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French 19th Century red tortoise shell and boulle shelf clock. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., novelty tambour cased clock called "Camden", ca 1936. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn "LaNord", ca 1904. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaLorne", ca 1901. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. crystal regulator, "Symbol", ca 1880. |
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Outstanding French miniature mantle clock the round 8 day movement is signed "Samuel Marti" and "France". |
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New Haven Clock Co. banjo clock, "Winetka", ca 1929. |
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New Haven Clock Co. miniature banjo, "Winetka", ca 1929. |
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Seth Thomas Ship's Bell Clock, the "Corsair E537-000" on a "Helmsman" base of polished mahogany. |
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Seth Thomas mantle clock, "Metal No. 6", ca 1904. |
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E. N. Welch Clock Co. mantle clock, one of the much collected "Commeratives" made by Welch around 1900 and pictured in their trade catalog that year. |
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Waterbury Clock Co. miniature mantle clock, "Corona", ca 1890. |
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Chelsea Clock Co. Boston. Dial is also signed, "U.S. Maritime Commission, Serial No. 9388." |
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Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, "Cabinet F", ca 1894. |
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French bracket clock, dome top, good brass trim all around. 8 daybrass movement is signed, "M on Wurtle, Horlogerie, E. Piefort Succ". |
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Seth Thomas, Sonora 8 Bell, "Chime Clock No. 266", offered by Seth Thomas from 1909 through 1923. |
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German cuckoo, very unusual case style and carved objects. |
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French wall hanger with a clock, thermometer, and barometer. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. mantle clock, "Cabinet D", ca 1894. |
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Seth Thomas Ships Bell Clock, "Monitor", ca 1936. |
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Early animated owl clock. Eyelids blink as the clock ticks. |
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Fake alarm clock. Large nickel case, 15 inches high, with painted clock dial and hands. |
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French mantle clock, white onyx with bronze adornments, feet, urnholder, column bases and caps, ornaments above and below the dial. |
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Westclox Baby Ben alarm clock in a tall miniature grandfather clock case. |
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Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. calendar clock, "No. 10 Farmers", ca 1874. |
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French cartel, clock, barometer, and thermometer, all on a really nice 36 inch walnut case. |
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Pair of Ansonia statues, Don Juan and Don Caesar. |
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German mini RA with some awesome wood treatments on the front of the case. |
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English double fusee, ebonized Bracket Clock, by "Bourchier, Long Acre, London", ca 1835. |
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New Haven Clock Co. calendar clock, "Register", ca 1880. |
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Gustav Becker, 1/2 size Vienna regulator, serial number No. 238674 which dates the clock about 1878. |
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German miniature RA, 15 inch walnut case designed like the big ones, finials top and bottom, black trim around the edges and finials, 3 glasses, 2 piece porcelain dial, porcelain beat scale, porcelain RA pendulum. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Parlor Calendar No. 1", ca 1884. |
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French Figural Clock featuring two nicely detailed spelter statues of German Shepherd dogs, one reclining and one standing. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2", ca 1930's. |
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Welch, Spring and Co. "Gerster", ca 1879, one of the first of the Welch, Spring clocks that used the "Patti" movement. |
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French statue on marble base. Cast bronze ornaments on the base, including the 4 elaborate feet and the large dial surround. |
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Edward M. Barnes, Bristol, Conn. The full backboard label further says, "Improved Clocks With Brass Bushings". |
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Aaron Willard, Boston. Mass. Shelf clock, ca 1825. |
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New Hampshire Mirror Clock, ca 1820, "Warrented by J. Chadwick", is signed on the original painted dial. |
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Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 2", ca 1913 to 1922. |
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Seth Thomas mantle clock, "Lincoln. V.P.", ca 1886, this particular clock was made in 1892 according to the factory stamp on the back of the clock. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. "Niobe", ca 1904. |
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E. Howard and Co. Boston, "Marble Dial Clock, Model 21" ca 1874. |
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Rare Beach-Hubbel 8 day Gallery Clock. They were makers of brass movements in Bristol, Conn. 1859-1863. |
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Barr Mfg. Corp. electric clock that runs with 3-D batteries. |
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F. Kroeber Clock Co. mantle clock, "Cabinet No. 15", ca 1888. |
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Seth Thomas City Series clock, "Omaha", ca 1886. |
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E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. mantle clock, "Empress, V. P.", ca 1880. |
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Rare Lenzkirsch Flip Card Clock. |
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J. Kaiser Universe Clock, ca 1954. |
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The Darche Electric Alarm Clock, taken from the full label, inside, behind the mirror. Patented July 5, 1892, this model is rare and seldom seen for sale. |
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E. N. Welch Clock Co. "Patti No. 1". A contemporary clock made with the identical finials and turned columns on 4 corners as the very collectable original clocks. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaNord", ca 1904. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain cased, "Wichita", ca 1901. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaRoca", ca 1901. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaTosca", ca 1904. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaVergne", ca 1914. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaNormandie", ca 1904. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaManche", ca 1904. |
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Wm. L Gilbert Clock Co. "Royal Hanover, No. 416", ca 1898. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "LaVendee", ca 1904. |
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New Haven Clock Co., miniature porcelain grandfather clock. |
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Elaborate and Rare French miniature tall clock, made of porcelain, richly painted and fire glazed. |
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Chelsea Clock Co. clock, barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer, called "The Carver", ca 1975. |
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Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.'s "No. 3-1/2 Parlor, Early Model", ca 1881. |
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Outstanding English triple chain fusee bracket clock. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., Cobalt Blue, porcelain clock, ca 1900. |
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German disc pendulum anniversary clock in original as found condition, Ca 1926. |
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German flower clock, ca 1930. |
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Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 18". |
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Shelf Cuckoo only 13.25" high, in a rather plain case. |
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Swiss Music Box plays four tunes and has the original tune card on the lid. |
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Giant 87 inch, Cuckoo Clock, by the German company, Schneider Cuckoo Clocks, founded in 1848, and continuing in business today by the Schneider family. |
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Seth Thomas and Sons, cast brass case with statue of "Warrior and Dog", ca 1853-1875. |
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Seth Thomas and Sons, statue clock, "Inspiration", ca between 1853-1875 when all their metal clocks were made. |
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Waterbury Clock Co., figure clock, "Crusader", ca 1906. |
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French statue clock, Fisherman Throwing a Net. Large by all standards at 29.5" high and 19" wide. |
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International Time Recording Company, a division of International Business Machines, time clock made in the early 1900's. |
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New Haven Clock Co., "Admiral", ca 1900. |
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French Hall Clock with pinwheel regulator movement, Ca 1890. |
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Automatic musical instruments date back to antiquity. Only the royalty enjoyed them or could afford them until the 1800's. |
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Year Running Vienna Tall Clock. |
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German heavily carved oak case tall clock. |
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Waltham/Durfee Hall Clock or Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass. Hall Clock, ca 1905-1922. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., Hall Clock No. 28 or No. 33. |
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English triple chain fusee, 8 bell, hanging clock Large solid mahogany case is 35" high, 20" wide, 8.5" deep. |
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Silas B. Terry early wall regulator, ca 1850's. |
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The E. Ingraham Company, Bristol, Conn, ca 1886, Ionic Calendar. |
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Seth Thomas "Office No. 6", ca 1909. |
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Contemporary Store Regulator-Shop Clock. |
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George B. Owen shelf clock, Ca 1875. He was the General Manager of the Gilbert Clock Co. and had his own clock business in his garage. |
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Seth Thomas Sonora Chime Clock No. 257, ca 1915. |
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Wm. Gilbert Clock Co. mantle clock, "Pattern No. 13 Jewel Sets", ca 1910. |
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Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. tambour clock, ca 1925. |
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Cuckoo, birds and leaves. Top has taken a few tumbles, glue used liberally, looks fine from the front. |
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American novelty dresser clock, unsigned. |
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Gustav Becker hanging clock, ca 1926. |
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Mystery clock, a contemporary reproduction of an early French Swinging Arm Clock. |
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Mystery clock, on a female statue, identical to No. 521 with a couple of exceptions. |
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Gustav Becker hanging RA clock, 26" dark oak case, excellent and different from most clocks of this style. |
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A pair of miniature German alarm clocks. |
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Gilbert Clock Co. in a modern wood case, 13 inches wide, 7 inches high. |
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Seiko World Clock. A modern quartz clock that tells you the time in the world's major cities. |
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Phinney Walker Music Alarm. |
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Western Clock Co. "Westclox-Ironclad". 5 inch high metal case, clean dial, dial ring, and sash. |
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Warren Telechron Co., Ashland, Mass. Electric gallery clock, running. |
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Sessions Clock Co. novelty with an easel stand. |
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Simplex, double face wall mounted clock. |
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Schatz small 400 day clock, bright and clean. |
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Seth Thomas, 4 jewel desk clock, in beehive case, 5-1/2 inches high. |
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400 day clock made by S. Haller, Germany. |
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Forrestville Clock Co., Germany, 400 day clock. |
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Swiss travel alarm clock in a leather case. |
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Jennings Brothers novelty. Metal case is 5-1/2 inches high with handle up, signed on the base "JB". |
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Sessions Clock Co. novelty clock, "Dover", ca 1908. |
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Herschede "Model 20" Westminster Chime tambour cased clock. |
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Kieninger and Obergfell, Germany, 400 day clock. |
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Sessions Clock Co., "Grand No. 2-1915". |
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New Haven Clock Co. kitchen clock, ca 1907. |
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Seth Thomas novelty desk clock, "Bisley", ca 1915. |
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Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. tambour clock, "No. 1038", ca 1925. |
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Schatz-Germany Cuckoo, 2 weight, 8 day, running. |
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American novelty clock, no name anywhere. |
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New Haven novelty, 5-1/2 inch gold gilt case, largely worn off, but is still a very prestty bronze color all over. |
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Jerome and Co. New Haven, Conn. USA, per the full backboard label. |
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New Haven Clock Co. metal novelty "Nashoba", ca 1913. |
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Seth Thomas 8 day, T and S movement, "No. 5" 7/8 1/2", and Seth Thomas signed on the movement. |
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"Smith's Thirty Hour Brass Clocks", on the full backboard label. |
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Wm. L. Gilbert and Co. Winchester, Conn. 1 day miniature cottage, called the "Rose Gilt Cottage", ca 1885. |
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Seth Thomas shelf clock, "Tudor No. 3", ca 1863. |
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Waterbury Clock Co. novelty called the "Amon", ca 1912. Smallbrass case is 5 inches high, 2 inch celluloid dial with seconds dial. |
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Sessions Clock Co. miniature tambour. |
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Miniature grandfather clock made by the Burroughs Company. |
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Sessions Clock Co., "Cottage No. 3-1921". |
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Unsigned novelty. Typical metal case had gold wash originally, now about half worn off, but still attractive. |
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German mini-mini clock. Great little oak case, 8" by 4.5", dentiltype molding around the top, ripple type around the base, beveled moldingjust below the ripple, 4 round wood feet. |
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New Haven Clock Co. novelty, ca 1904. |
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Waterbury Clock Co., porcelain case, "Boudoir No. 203", ca 1899. |
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Conant and Sperry, 112 Fulton St., N.Y., copied from the inside label. |
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Neon Advertising Clock. Case is 17.5" square with a 1.5" mirror around the outer edge. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. "Novelty No. 579", ca 1914. |
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New Haven Clock Co. mantle, "No. 515", ca 1886. |
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Self Winding Clock Co. New York square case wall clock. Dial inscribed, "Naval Observatory Time Western Union". |
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New Haven Clock Co. novelty, "Bellona", ca 1906. 10 inch gold gilt case, now with hardly any gilt, down to the undercoat. |
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Seth Thomas mantle clock, "Sharp Gothic", ca 1902. |
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Inkstand with candle holders and watch holder, ca 1900. |
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Seth Thomas miniature 9 inch, "Octagon Top", 30 hour movement, E Type, with alarm. |
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French alarm clock in a tin can style case, both front and back covers snap out of the can body. |
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Smiths "Astral", ships clock in a brass case. |
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Gustav Becker alarm clock. |
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Horolovar-Ignatz "Flying Pendulum" clock. |
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New Haven Clock Co. novelty clock. Called "Valetta" in the New Haven book and originally was available with two vases. |
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Seth Thomas hanging clock, the "Chef", ca 1924. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Office No. 1", ca 1922. 8 day time only, 12 inch zinc painted dial has one big "Oops" above the 6. |
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Warren Telechron Co. "General Electric Refrigerator" clock. |
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Sessions Clock Co. hanging clock, "Regulator No. 2", ca 1910. |
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Herschede Hall Clock Co. in a case commonly called tambour. |
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Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. oak kitchen clock, one of the "Author Sets, Pattern No. 160", ca 1913. |
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Waterbury Clock Co. mantle clock, "Denmark", ca 1906. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., walnut kitchen clock, "Beaver", ca 1894. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. iron cased clock, "Rosalind", ca 1904. |
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Seth Thomas "12 Inch Drop Octagon", ca 1909, or 1903 stamped on the case. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain case, "Bobwhite", ca 1895. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. carriage clock, "Star", ca 1904. |
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Hamburg American Clock Co. is the trademark on the 8 day movement. |
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Russell and Jones Clock Co., Pittsfield, Mass., mantle clock, "Cincinnati", ca 1890. |
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The E. Ingraham Company, Clock Manufacturers, Bristol, Conn. Hanging, Drop Octagon, ca 1891. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. novelty clock, "Eveline", ca 1904. |
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Linden Elephant Swing arm clock, made in Japan. |
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German ships bell clock, miniature size. |
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Seth Thomas City Series clock, "New Orleans, V.P.", ca 1879. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. hanging gallery clock, called, "Cable", ca 1904. |
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A Swiss concoction, they call, "Buco 1320", which they tout as a simple mechanical wood clock that should remind us that the first clocks were simple mechanical clocks. |
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Ansonia Clock Co. miniature Royal Bonn clock named "Glory". |
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Seth Thomas crystal regulator, "Empire No. 301", ca 1913. |
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United States Clock Co. mantle clock, called a "teardrop" by makers of similar styled clocks. |
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R. Kimberly, Ansonia, Conn. miniature cottage clock. |
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Seth Thomas, "Rosewood, Shell Column", ca 1875. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Adele", ca 1904. |
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William S. Johnson, 20 Courtlandt St. New York, 30 hour OG, in good running order and strikes a coil gong each hour. |
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Novelty clock, "Columbus, Anno 1492", ca 1930. |
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U. S. Clock and Brass Co. Chicago, per the full black and gold label inside the case. Company made clocks from1866 until 1868 when the factory burned. |
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. City Series clock called the, "Omaha", ca 1886. |
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Seth Thomas marble cased clock. |
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Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain clock in the blue and white Dutch scenes. |
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French Boulle shelf clock that no doubt was a piece of art when first made. |
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Large metal Ansonia Clock Co. figure, ca 1894, known as "Denis Papin" and generally seen on their figure clock by the same name. |
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E. N. Welch mantle clock, ca about 1885. |
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Vienese or Austrian picture frame clock. |
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New Haven Clock Co. mantle clock, "O.G.", ca 1881. |
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Miniature shelf clock, 9" high. What a neat little clock which I will attempt to describe for you. |
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Seth Thomas mantle clock, may be one of the "Exposition Series", but not pictured with those in the catalogs. |
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Waterbury Clock Co. solid walnut mantle clock, "Murray", ca 1891. |
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Luman Watson, Cincinnati, Ohio, ca 1820's. |
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Manufactured by The E. Ingraham and Company for Wm. G. Will---, 410 South 7th Street, St. Louis, Mo. taken from a 75 percent label on the back. |
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French box clock with 8 day movement striking Westminster chimes on 8 long rods. |
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Novelty clock, I will call it the Madam Butterfly clock. |
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Daniel Pratt, Jr. Reading, Mass. 30 hour wood movement, half column and splat clock. |