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Two small column and cornice time and strike Connecticut shelf clocks, c1880. -
E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn., Hartford 8 day time only spring driven oak long drop school clock, c1911 -
Eli Terry pillar and scroll clock case and open escapement dial, c1830 -
Ansonia Zenith cast-metal and beveled glass crystal regulator case (no works or gong), c1914. -
Waterbury Drop Octagon Gilt 8 day time only rosewood veneer school clock, c1893 -
Oak Coca Cola store regulator, modern reproduction. -
Hollow column and cornice Connecticut shelf clock case (no movement). -
Three American 30 hour metal novelty clocks. Two are Lux "tape measure" horizontal dial. Largest and best is United Clock Co. beer keg with animated dial of bartender shaking cocktails, 9" tall. -
Two large Western Union Self Winding Clock Co. gallery clocks. Electrically wound movements leased to distribute standard "Naval Observatory Time". Sweep seconds, one square case, one round, 14" dials. -
Four Connecticut 8-day figural iron fronts Detailed castings, one with drum playing rabbit. One by Ansonia Brass and Copper. Largest, by Welch and missing its dial, is 19" high. -
Five Black Iron Connecticut Mantel Clocks. Includes Ansonia visible escapement, MOP inlay, and Waterbury. -
Seven metal-case clocks. Includes 2 Darche (battery alarm), 2 Seth Thomas long alarms, a "Maine" marine novelty, green rocks novelty, and cast iron figural. -
Four Golden Hour electric mystery clocks. All complete with undamaged glass and red plastic bottom covers. -
Six novelty timepieces. Includes mini pedestal sundial, Terry time/alarm architectural with rear paper label, Lux white elephant, Gilbert, New Haven, and Seth Thomas Nouveau. -
Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 day spring driven miniature banjo timepiece, c1930 -
Jerome and Darrow, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time and strike wooden weight driven movement half column and splat shelf clock, c1830 -
Waltham electric full size banjo clock, c1935. -
Six small mounted metal clocks: five auto clocks and one Minneapolis Honeywell 8 day 7 jewel Model 77 for early thermostat. Car clocks include an 8 day New Haven in angled case, Seth Thomas with dial faintly lettered for "The Will and Baumer Co. Church Candles, Syracuse N.Y.", a Hunter with a rectangular dial, a Waltham with a small white dial, and a "CTR" logo and "Cin.O." on its dial. -
Two Connecticut cast metal 8 day figural mantel clocks, c. 1870. Detailed castings in old finish, shorter clock's top statue not attached and may belong to a different model. Both have replaced paper dials. Standard open spring striking movements will need service. Tallest clock is 21" high. -
Three small clocks, mixed lot. Terry Clock Co. miniature iron case alarm clock, c.1860, dark but nearly complete rear paper label, with later applied flowerpot stickers, 6" tall. Octava Watch Co. Swiss marble base yacht wheel desk clock, 15 jewel adjustment movement, 5.5" tall. E. Howard and Co. vault lock movement with 0-72 dial. All tick but could use service.