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C.1835, R.E. Northrop, New Haven, Conn, Carved column and splat short-drop shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1848, Marine Clock Mfg, New Haven, Conn, cottage clock with Kirk's Patent 30-hour time and strike movement. -
C.1895, New Haven Chime No. 3, Westminster tune, mahogany case with cast trim. This is a nice clean example with all of its applied decorations intact and a clean dial. An auxiliary movement below the striking movement, chimes the quarter hour on four gongs, followed then by strike on larger gong. Three is a patent "echo chamber" in the base of the clock. It has a clean label that was misapplied at the factory as it mis-states this to be the "Abbey" model. This model is pictured on p.96 of Ly's New Haven Clock Book with a 1997 value of $625. -
C.1853, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, shelf timepiece, with patent S.N. Botsford movement, in a Litchfield Mfg. paper mache case. -
C.1900, New Haven Clock Co, TUXFORD, Model, 5-glass mantel regulator with 2- vial pendulum. -
C.1829, Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, large "Ironing Board Top" mahogany shelf clock, 2-weight, 8-day brass works with round painted dial. -
C.1830, Munger and Benedict, Auburn NY, Mahogany "Ironing Board" shelf clock with 8-day time and strike weight movement. -
C.1831, Atkins and Downs for George Mitchell, short-drop carved column and splat transition clock, 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1835, George Marsh (partial label), 8-Day, wooden works, beveled case with straight cornice. -
C.1850, Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn: Steeple on steeple with 8-day time and strike fusee movement. -
C.1840 Birge, Mallory and Co., Bristol, Conn, Miniature triple decker shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike brass movement. -
C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn LA NORD, porcelain china clock in tu-tone sky blue and white with magenta colored rose bottom center, plus gold highlights, the porcelain dial with open escapement. -
C.1800, Crafts Mackay, Boston, 2-fusee bracket clock with crown verge escapement and pull cord repeat, striking on a large bell, the case with caryatids to the corners and pineapple finials and brass dial with calendar aperture at 6. -
![C.1842, Case of Litchfield Mfg with its original Jerome 8-day pendulum movement, on its original base, formerly in the collection of William [Bill] Wadleigh, and the Very Clock shown in Horology Americana, page 194.](/images/robertoschmitt16/t131.jpg)
C.1842, Case of Litchfield Mfg with its original Jerome 8-day pendulum movement, on its original base, formerly in the collection of William [Bill] Wadleigh, and the Very Clock shown in Horology Americana, page 194. -
![C.1977, [dated], P. Libbey, Lyre Banjo, repro, 1-wt, 8-day, in a great tiger maple case, with a signed Kilbourn and Proctor movement.](/images/robertoschmitt16/t242.jpg)
C.1977, [dated], P. Libbey, Lyre Banjo, repro, 1-wt, 8-day, in a great tiger maple case, with a signed Kilbourn and Proctor movement. -
C.1830 Mark Leavenworth, Waterbury, Conn, Carved column and splat short-drop with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1970, (copy) Sheldon Hoch, White Plains, NY, Miniature pillar and scroll with 30-hr Mark Leavenworth period movement, restored. -
C.1825, (dated label) Mark Leavenworth and Son, Waterbury, Conn: Pillar and scroll shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1870, F. Kroeber, New York, 1-Wt, "Vienna Regulator" timepiece, in an ebonized wall case. -
C.1860, F. Kroeber, New York, Regulator No. 31 with an 8-day time and strike spring-driven movement, walnut case.