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Two mahogany 30 hour time and strike Connecticut shelf clocks, late 19th century. -
Two mahogany 30 hour time and strike Connecticut kitchen clocks, late 19th century. -
Smith's 8 day English 3/4-size mahogany banjo clock, Stennes case, c1970. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Chime Clock No. 53" 8 day spring driven quarter chime mantel clock in mahogany case, c1925 -
New Haven No. 3043 mahogany finish 8 day time only wall clock, c1917. -
Two 8 day wood wall clocks and a lyre presentation banjo case only well carved and finished, with glasses and dial. One is dark oak E. Ingraham mission style. Other is unique home made mult dial with modern German Seth Thomas ship's bells clock on top and "gallons of fuel" dial on bottom, 38" tall. -
Two wooden works 30 hour weight driven shelf clocks. One is Chauncey Boardman with very nice painted dial and stenciled columns; mirror tablet is newer. Other is Burr and Chittenden, Lexington, Mass., lower glass now clear (and dial below to show movement). Both about 35" tall. -
Three large Connecticut 8-day iron fronts Highly decorative, mostly complete cases and movements. -
Barr Mfg. Corp., Weedsport, N.Y. electrically impulsed pendulum clock, c1925. -
Ansonia Clock Co., "Chickadee", 30-hour miniature porcelain mantel timepiece. c.1904 -
Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., miniature presentation banjo clock 15J 8 day time only spring driven movement in mahogany case with painted metal dial, c1930 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Drop Octagon 10" 8 day time and strike mahogany wall clock, dated 1893 -
Forestville Mfg. Co., J. C. Brown shelf clock 8 day time and strike weight driven movement in column and cornice mahogany veneer case, c1850 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, mantel clock slate and marble 8 day time and strike, c1904 -
Three marine related items: Seth Thomas mahogany 7 jewel Helmsman ship's bells, 1938; modern brass weather station with quartz clock, barometer, compass, and thermometer; and German "Stellar" yacht wheel aneroid barometer. -
Two Connecticut time and strike mahogany shelf clocks, Gilbert and Waterbury, c1880. -
Two Connecticut 8 day time and strike parlor clocks with wall shelves, Ansonia and Ingraham, and one small Junghans German wall clock, c1890 -
Two Connecticut steeple clocks: Welch and Forestville 30 hour time and strike mahogany veneer, mid-19th century -
Two American 8 day time and strike mantel clocks, Kroeber and Seth Thomas. -
Waterbury "Ship's Bell No. 10" 8 day brass marine clock, c1915.