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Three mahogany case 8-day Connecticut parlor clocks. One Kroeber with beveled glass pendulum, one Waterbury "Paris" with alarm. Tallest, with nice glass and lower floral panel and alarm, is 22" high. -
Two Seth Thomas 8 day time and strike mahogany pillar and scroll shelf clocks, 20th century. -
Two metal case 8 day time and strike Connecticut mantel clocks, c.1900. -
Two Lux Manufacturing Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Animated Wig Wag Cat Clock" 30 hour time only spring driven movement, c1937 -
Self Winding Clock Co. square oak Western Union gallery clock, c1930. -
New Haven "Clotho" cast metal 8 day figural mantel clock, c1900. -
Chelsea bronze easel 8 day desk clock, 1929. -
Two Connecticut heavy cast-metal 8 day mantel clocks. Shorter is New Haven with enamel dial and beveled glass. Larger gold urn top is 20" high. -
Six cast metal Connecticut 8-day clocks. Detailed castings. 1 iron front Tallest, painted silver, is 24" high. -
Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., electric banjo timepiece in mahogany case with reverse painted tablets, c1935 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Wardroom" 30-hour spring driven oak ship's bell clock, c1904 -
Chelsea Clock Co., 8 day timepiece that appears to be a larger model to one named the "Winchester". Case has the serial No. 855272. c.1982. This was given as a present as an engraving on the top reads: "Allison Reese, Big Red Plus, 1982". -
Seven Burroughs wood novelty clocks. -
Three Waterbury gold-plated brass and glass 30-hour carriage clocks, c1910. -
Three Connecticut time and strike parlor clocks, late 19th century. -
Three Connecticut 8 day time and strike walnut parlor clocks, late 19th century -
Boston Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass. Sparta 8 day gold plate carriage clock, c1890. -
Seth Thomas Sonora Chime Clock No. 11, c1921. -
Two Connecticut wood shelf clocks. Brewster and Ingraham 8 day beehive with brass mainsprings, good dial and label. 30 hour miniature ogee, no label. Both 19" high -
Two Connecticut 8-day cast metal figural clocks. Waterbury "Vale" and Ansonia "Racine". Larger is 13" high.