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New Haven Clock Company WARING eight-day wall banjo clock with hourly chime. -
E. Ingraham ARCH COLUMN No. 1 miniature cornice and column mantle clock with reverse painted door glass. -
SETH THOMAS No. 2 wall regulator. Round top solid Oak case with painted original dial; brass weight. -
Baby Ben 30-hour bedside alarm clock with controls. -
Eight-day Seth Thomas mantle clock, c. 1864, with bold graining and "ST" hands. -
Beautifully finished chronometer with 17 jewel -
The only reliable time keeping Congreve by Devon Clocks -
Beautifully finished chronometer -
This Is The "Black Prince" Shelf Clock By The Ingraham Clock Co, Circa 1880'S. -
Walnut Shelf Clock By The New Haven Clock Co. From The "Mercy Line", Circa 1905-1910. -
Sharp Gothic (Steeple) Shelf Clock By Chauncey Goodrich In A Rosewood And Mahogany Veneered Case With The Original Finials, Circa 1855-60. -
"Round Top" Shelf Clock In A Rosewood Veneered Case, By The Gilbert Clock Co. In Winstead, Ct, Circa 1866-1871. -
Beehive Style Shelf Clock Made By The Waterbury Clock Co., In Waterbury, Ct, In A Rosewood Veneered Case, Circa 1865-75. -
Shelf Clock "Clyde" Made By The New Haven Clock Co., In New Haven Ct, Circa 1885. -
Walnut Cased Shelf Clock "Dickens" By E.n. Welch, Circa 1885-1890. -
"Column" Shelf Clock By Seth Thomas Clock Co. Circa 1863. -
Pillar And Scroll "Concord" Shelf Clock In A Mahogany Case By The Seth Thomas Clock Co, Circa 1928-1935. -
Empire Full Column Shelf Clock By The Forestville Mfg. Co, In Bristol, Conn. Circa 1840. -
Waterbury Pressed Oak Shelf Clock, "Felix". Circa 1900-1910. -
This Is An Oak Shelf Clock From The "Metals" Series By The Seth Thomas Clock Co. Circa 1910-1920.