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Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron "Brest", ca 1901. -
Lux rare "Schmoo" pendulette clock. In good original condition, white with blue accents. -
Ansonia Clock Co., metal cased, "Sussex", ca 1901. -
New Haven novelty clock, cupids holding the clock while kneeling on a block of green onyx, -
Lux "Black Cat" clock, ca 1930's. Red bow tie. -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn. Beehive shelf clock with an 8 day movement that strikes the hours. -
Seth Thomas miniature "Cottage Extra", ca 1875. This model is rare because the case is oak. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. mantle clock, "Waverly", ca 1879. -
Seth Thomas city series, "Chicago", ca 1875. Seth Thomas exported many clocks to China. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. mantle clock, "Biller". -
Hammond "Bichironous" electric gallery. -
Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron, "Savoy", ca 1904. -
Jerome & Co. New Haven, Conn. 30 hour shelf clock with rich gold decorations around both glasses. -
Ansonia Clock Co. blue delf porcelain case. Extra fancy with attached flowers and leaves on the front like the Meisen china clocks. -
Waterbury Clock Co. tambour "Blenheim", ca 1915. -
E. Ingraham electric hanging gallery clock with advertising. -
New Haven novelty clock, similar to "Ardennes" No. -
Waterbury Clock Co. porcelain clock "No. 207". 30 hour movement is not running. -
Forrestville Mfg. Co. Bristol, Ct. USA", signed on" the 8 day brass movement. -
Lux "Schmoo" pendulette in a white case, ca 1951.