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Waterbury Clock Co. peaked roof cottage, ca. 1890. I could not find this model in either of Ly’s books on Waterbury clocks, but it is a common style used by other manufacturers. The 17.5-inch case is veneered in rosewood with a clean, polished finish. Both glasses are original, the tablet rebacked. The metal dial holds old paint with light wear and soiling, and the Maltese hands are matched. The 30-hour time-and-strike movement is signed behind the alarm ring; it is running and striking on the wire gong. The remote alarm was not tested. There is a good label, obscured by the gong base. A nice example. $50–$150.