Search Antique Clocks
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of 26,424 clocks
from United States
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Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2", ca 1890. -
E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. mantle clock, "Khedive", ca 1889. -
Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "No. 3 1/2 Parlor". -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 7" wall clock with a great two jar mercury pendulum. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Banjo No. 1", ca 1928. -
Smith and Goodrich, / Bristol, Conn., 30 hour steeple clock with attached fusee barrels, ca 1851. -
E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. double dial calendar clock, "Arditi", ca 1885. -
Welch, Spring and Co. "Italian No. 3" calendar clock, ca 1868. -
Waterbury Clock Co. hanging oak cased clock, "Eton", ca 1906. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. advertising clock. This is another copy of an earlier clock and also made by Roy Burlingame and Richard Broline. -
John I. Peatfield, Arlington, Mass. was issued a patent on July 15, 1902 for this very complex perpetual calendar mechanism. -
Waterbury Clock Co. 30 day oak step back case gallery clock with label and excellent rubbed out finish that looks original. -
Self Winding Clock Co. Regulator No. 18, with an "A" rotary style movement. This has to be a transitional model made using the later style two glass case that was normally equipped with an "F" style movement. -
Calendar clock, identical to No. 86 above, except this is a fine reproduction made to scale. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Office Calendar No. 5", ca 1884. -
Self Winding Clock Co. Regulator No. 16, an uncommon walnut case with a rotary style "A" movement. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., unusual polished brass step back designed gallery clock with a 30 day movement. -
Ethel North, Torrington, Ct., ca 1824. -
Marshall and Adams / Seneca Falls, N. Y., ca 1836. -
E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. "Regulator No. 11", ca 1889.