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Horolovar Flying Pendulum Clock packed in the original box from the 1970Õs. -
Atkins Clock Co. miniature cottage, 10.5" high. -
New Haven porcelain clock, "Latimer", ca 1900. -
Made and Sold at Plymouth, Connecticut by Seth Thomas, per the label inside the case. -
E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. mantle clock, "The Pansy", ca 1889. -
Daniel Pratt, Jr. Reading, Mass. 30 hour wood movement, half column and splat clock. -
Manufactured by The E. Ingraham and Company for Wm. G. Will---, 410 South 7th Street, St. Louis, Mo. taken from a 75 percent label on the back. -
Luman Watson, Cincinnati, Ohio, ca 1820Õs. -
Waterbury Clock Co. solid walnut mantle clock, "Murray", ca 1891. -
Seth Thomas mantle clock, may be one of the "Exposition Series", but not pictured with those in the catalogs. -
New Haven Clock Co. mantle clock, "O.G.", ca 1881. -
E. N. Welch mantle clock, ca about 1885. -
Large metal Ansonia Clock Co. figure, ca 1894, known as "Denis Papin" and generally seen on their figure clock by the same name. -
Ansonia Clock Co., porcelain clock in the blue and white Dutch scenes. -
Seth Thomas marble cased clock. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. City Series clock called the, "Omaha", ca 1886. -
U. S. Clock and Brass Co. Chicago, per the full black and gold label inside the case. Company made clocks from1866 until 1868 when the factory burned. -
William S. Johnson, 20 Courtlandt St. New York, 30 hour OG, in good running order and strikes a coil gong each hour. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Adele", ca 1904. -
Seth Thomas, "Rosewood, Shell Column", ca 1875.