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Waterbury Clock Co. crystal regulator, "Vendee", ca 1908. -
Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn case, "La Don", ca early 1900, very similar to No. 71, cream front and cobalt blue back and sides. -
Ansonia Clock Co. porcelain clock with unusual colors or cream front and cobalt blue on the back and sides. -
Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn, "La Nord", ca 1904. -
Ansonia Clock Co. Royal Bonn case, named "La Vendee", ca 1904. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. "Royal Hanover-No. 416", ca 1898. -
Ansonia Clock Company, "La Vergne", ca1914. This is a large case compared to most of Ansonia's Royal Bonn's, standing just under 12 inches high, but a wide 14.25 inches. -
Ansonia Clock Company, "La Tosca", ca 1904. A Royal Bonn case with the usual German potters marks, to authenticate their work -
Tall clock made by, "The Frank Herschede Co., Cincinnati", ca prior to 1902. The solid mahogany case was made in a Cincinnati, Ohio cabinet shop. -
Herschede Clock Co. Hall Clock, ca 1930. -
Chelsea Clock Co. "Carver", ca 1937. -
Bundy Time Recorder, made by the Bundy Manufacturing Co., Binghampton, NY. Bundy Mfg. Co. was the first time clock maker and began business 1889. -
Seth Thomas 8 bell Sonora "Chime Clock No. 20", ca 1909. -
Southern Calendar Clock Co. "Fashion No. 4", ca 1880. -
E. Howard and Co. "Regulator No. 10", ca 1990. -
Diamond Head banjo clock introduced by the Munroe brothers of Concord, Mass. in the early 1800's. -
E. Howard "No. 10 Banjo", ca 1970-1975. -
New Haven Clock Co. banjo, "Willard", ca 1929. -
Gilbert Clock Co. metal cased mantle clock, "Tuscan", ca 1901. -
Seth Thomas wall clock, "Umbria", ca 1909. 40.5 inches case was made of old oak and is retaining its original finish with the exception of routine polishing.