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Seth Thomas outside bell 1 day ship's bell clock, c1890. -
Three Connecticut weight driven shelf clocks, incomplete. Smallest is 30 hour Sperry and Shaw OG with pretty floral tablet but bare zinc dial plate. Middle is Duhme and Co., Cincinnati 8 day OG with built-in alarm, no glasses. Largest is Waterbury column and cornice with big 8-day strap movement, no dial or label, 33" high. -
Two American visible escapement mantel clocks. One is Boston Clock Co. tandem wind in black marble case. Second is a Waterbury in white iron French style case. Each is approx. 12" high. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Conn., 8 day time/strike column and cornice shelf clock. c.1860. -
E. and A. Ingraham, Bristol, Ct., scroll front stenciled 30 hour time and strike shelf clock, c1855. -
Four Connecticut 8 day wood case clocks; Welch, Sessions, Waterbury, New Haven. -
Two Connecticut painted 8 day time and strike mantel clocks, Ansonia and Gilbert, late 19th century. -
Two Connecticut 8 day mahogany mantel clocks, E. Ingraham and Seth Thomas. -
Seth Thomas modern reproduction 8 day triple chime Regulator No. 1, late 20th century. -
E.N. Welch 8 day time and strike weight driven shelf clock in hand made carved pine case, dated 1884 -
Brewster and Ingraham 30 hour time and strike spring driven mahogany steeple clock, c1845 -
Waterbury Admiral oak 30 day time only wall clock, c1906. -
Ansonia "Triumph" mirror side walnut case with Kroeber 8 day movement. -
Three 8 day wood shelf clocks. Smallest is New Haven with indicator pendulum (no tablet). Middle is Henku time only weight driven. Best and largest is Gilbert "Long Branch", 28" tall. -
Two large Self Winding Clock Co. metal case gallery clocks. Pendulum movements wound electrically with twin dry cells every hour. One with Western Union dial, leased by this company for the distribution of standard time. 14" dials. -
Five Connecticut iron fronts. Detailed figurals castings, MOP inlay, largest with bold eagle is 18" tall. -
Seven novelty clocks. Includes N. Muller No. 170 (Terry?) iron case, two ball heads, Seth Thomas cartel, Eco Magneto Clock Co. Boston watchman's clock, Waterbury birdhouse, and 3-piece painted China set with farm and horses image. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Newark" from the city series, walnut 8 day time and strike spring driven shelf clock, c1894 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Tivoli" cabinet clock 8 day spring driven time and strike movement in walnut case, c1885 -
Waterbury Clock Co., 30 hour cast metal case novelty timepiece. Plated silver case made by the Benedict Mfg. Co. of East Syracuse, NY, who were in business from 1894 to 1953. The movements supplied by Waterbury, c1914. This timepiece was manufactured by Waterbury as part of their business of manufacturing sterling and silver-plate items.