Search Antique Clocks
Showing 11,881–11,900
of 26,424 clocks
from United States
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Waterbury Clock Co. calendar clock, the label says, "One Day Lever Time, Eight Inch Octagon, Calendar", C. 1909. -
Seth Thomas calendar clock, "Parlor Calendar, No. 5", C. 1886. -
Ansonia Clock Co., hanging clock, "Regulator A", C. 1906. -
Seth Thomas "World", long drop regulator, C. 1885. -
Waterbury Clock Company, hanging clock, "Regulator No. 18", C. 1893. -
Sessions Clock Company, hanging clock, "Regulator No. 2 - 1910". -
Seth Thomas, "Regulator No. 6", C. 1884. The walnut case is 48" tall and 16.75" wide. -
Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "Box Skeleton", ca 1898. -
Rare J. C. Brown Large Acorn Shelf Clock with sidearms, ca 1840Õs. -
Aaron Dodd Crane of West Caldwell, New Jersey, invented the torsion pendulum clock in 1841. -
Joseph Ives Wagon Spring Pillar and Scroll Clock, ca 1817. -
Extremely Rare Joseph Ives, "Hour Glass" shelf clock, developed by Ives around 1840, from his shop in Plainville, Farmington, Conn. -
"Curtis and Clark, Plymouth, Conn." extremely rare miniature shelf clock, ca 1824. -
Eli Terry, Plymouth, Conn. Rare Inside-Outside Escapement, Pillar and Scroll, ca 1817. -
Welch, Spring and Co. "Gale Drop Calendar Model No. 2", ca 1874-1879. -
Timby Solar Clock, ca 1864. 100 percent original clock, including the signed globe, lower door, movement and the gold leafed finials. -
Luman Watson-Elijah Warner, Wood Movement Tall Clock, ca 1820. Mahogany case is 92" high and made by Elijah Warner, a Lexington, Kentucky clockmaker 1810-1829. -
Ansonia Clock Co., "Antique Hanging", ca 1904. -
Ansonia Clock Co., floor clock, "Antique Standing", ca 1901. -
Seth Thomas, prestandard Group 2 pillar and scroll, ca 1816.