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Three ogee 30 hour weight driven shelf clocks with green dial spandrels- a Waterbury, an Ansonia and the last unidentified with only label remnants but best glass showing colorful peacock. All about 26" high -
Eight cast metal novelty clocks. Includes two Ansonia gravity clocks (damaged), Ancient Order of Gleaners, Waterbury, New Haven, 1492 Columbus, and mini long case (painted, no works). -
Four Waltham car/travel 8 day clocks: two black dials with seconds tracks, one silver dial with dot wind indicator, one from leather travel case with "Cross" dial. -
Five wood case Connecticut 8-day mantel clocks. Sessions 6 column, Gilbert tambour and lancet, Ingraham black with unusual front wind separate alarm movement, and Seth Thomas round top with 48J round plated spring movement -
Two Gilbert "Old Mr. Boston" clocks. Green and white versions. Spring movements, time only, 21" tall. -
Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Louis", 8 day time and strike spring driven enameled iron case mantel clock, c1905 -
Unsigned modern reproduction of 8 day Ansonia Mahogany Swing No. 1, c1980. -
Smith and Goodrich, Bristol, Conn., 8 day time/strike ogee shelf clock, c1850 -
New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., "General" 8 day time and strike spring driven oak gingerbread clock, c1895 -
Newman Clock Co., Chicago, Illinois, oak Watchmen's Clock, c1895. -
Four electric wall clocks. Includes Howard round slave clock (converted to quartz) and Seth Thomas banjo 24" tall. -
Mixed lot- Seth Thomas 15 day spring driven movement, c1910, in a later handmade oak long drop school house type case -
Three metal front Connecticut mantel clocks. Detailed cast fronts, wood boxes behind. Two are 30 hour, 8 day tallest (damaged) of standing sailor is 18" high. -
Two Connecticut 30 hour time and strike mahogany veneer steeple clocks, c1870. -
Two 8 day time and strike mahogany Connecticut mantel clocks, 20th century. -
Four specialty plug in electric clocks. "Tammeter" Television Audience Measurement Ltd. (used for TV ratings). D-J Time Switch. and a Telechron appliance time switch. Also includes a Calculagraph, designed by the late William Moodie whose collection was sold at our last auction; this instrument was used to record the time of long distance phone calls. -
Six clock cases; one miniature ogee, one kitchen clock, two iron fronts (one with J.C. Brown dial), two fancy cast-metal. Largest is 19" tall -
Four time stamp clocks. 2 Ajax, 1 Rapidprint and one ATS. -
Five piece clock lot: Seth Thomas time/alarm; Waterbury long case German cuckoo, and 2 weight-driven 8-day striking movements, late 19th century. -
Two Connecticut time and strike mahogany mantel clocks including a Seth Thomas "New Orleans" and an Ingraham "No. 2 Tambour".