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Five electric clocks. Includes Waltham yacht wheel, Big Ben in Bakelite case, United coach and post, and GE City of New York Astronomic Time Switch. Tallest is 12" high. -
Seven Connecticut small wooden tambour clocks, Sessions and Ingraham, 20th century. -
Three-piece mixed lot: French metal case, Sessions plug in long case form, Seiko quartz novelty. -
Five small Waltham clocks, early 20th century. -
Two Connecticut 30-hour novelty timepieces, Lux and Waterbury, early 20th century. -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn, 30-Day Wagon Spring wall timepiece, a large octagonal case with rosewood veneer and ripple molding accents, and with an old repair label from C R Smith and Son, corner Market and 18th St, Philadelphia, label showing repair on March 6, 1891, and perhaps the original sale in 1862. Circa1860 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Parlor Calendar No. 1", 8-day time/strike weight calendar clock. c.1884. -
Attributed to Lemuel Curtis, Concord, Mass., presentation patent or banjo timepiece with 8 day time only weight driven movement in mahogany case, c1815 -
Jonathan Billings, Reading and Acton, Mass., "Striking Banjo" wall clock 8 day time and strike on internal bell two weight driven skeletonized brass movement in mahogany case with gold leafed throat frame and reverse painted throat and lower tablets with painted metal dial, c1830 -
Ansonia Clock Company, Ansonia, Conn. "Fortuna" 8-day time only, double figure swing clock, c1900 -
Benjamin Chandlee, Nottingham, (PA), a Chester County brass dial, bell strike movement, C.1770 associated with a central Delaware mahogany case with scalloped top door, reeded side columns w/ simple brass capitals, a broken arch hood and deeply carved rosettes, C.1795, 8-day, weight driven. -
Aaron Willard, Boston, Mass., "Massachusetts Shelf Clock" 8 day weight driven movement in mahogany case with reverse painted tablet surrounding dial, c1820 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., floor standing precision regulator, with variant No. 68 movement, dated April 25th, 1892, No. 94, and having cut pinions, maintaining power, new style click with tail for let down, movement nicely signed and with date, also mercurial pendulum, The well made mahogany case with rubber dust gasket for the full length of the door, original hardware including nickel plated winding key. This clock came from the Clark and True Jewelry store of Middletown, Conn. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., manufactured for "Ryrie Bros. Ltd Toronto" oversize "Tambour" mantel clock 15 day time and gong strike spring driven movement in carved oak case with silvered metal dial with raised brass numerals, c1915 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "18" Gallery" wall clock 15 day time only double wind spring driven movement likely in walnut case with painted metal dial, c1900 -
F. Kroeber Clock Co., New York, "Noiseless Rotary No. 1" mantel clock 8 day time and strike spring driven movement with rotary pendulum on wooden base with glass dome and papered metal dial, c1880 -
F. Kroeber Clock Co., New York mantel clock with 8 day time and 6 bell strike spring driven movement in mahogany case with beveled glass and white enamel dial, c1898 -
E. Ingraham and Co., Bristol, Conn. "Ionic" rosewood 8-day time and strike wall clock, c1890 -
Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass, C.2004, SHIPS BELL, "Third Millennium Edition", number 2543, yellow brass, with 8 1/2" Special Dial, w/ raised brass numerals, and base molding engraved with famous names from history: Newton, Morse, Michelangelo, Rembrandt, etc... see Chelsea site for full list. -
Chelsea Clock Co, Ship's Bell, "Centennial Edition - 1887--1997", Number 31, dated and numbered on rear, 6 inch Special dial with raised brass numerals pierced dial center revealing lever escapement.