Search Antique Clocks
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The Standard Electric Time Co. Springfield, Mass., ca 1912. -
Waterbury Clock Co. standing "Regulator No. 61", ca 1913. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. self winding electric master clock, Model L1, ca 1913-1920. -
Waterbury Clock Company "Calendar No. 32", ca 1891. -
Ansonia Clock Company's large figure clock, a double statue, "Art And Commerce", ca 1894. The base is black enamel on iron with gold incised designs. -
Rufus Cole, a New York clockmaker, made cases and bought movements from other firms to put in his cases. The movement in this case is signed "R. Whiting / Winchester". -
Ansonia Clock Co. "Hanging Antique", ca 1904. -
Ansonia Clock Company wall regulator, "Prompt", ca 1901. This clock is as nice as any "Prompt" we have ever sold. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 2", ca 1880. -
Silas Hoadley tall clock, ca 1813-1820. The clock came originally with this 30 hour wood movement, wood dial, iron pendulum bob, and original, or period, tin can weights. -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 66", ca 1906. -
Baird Clock Co. advertising clock, ca 1889. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Office Calendar No. 1", ca 1872. -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 43", ca 1906. -
Ansonia Clock Co. large thirty day gallery clock, ca 1914. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Office Calendar No. 13", ca 1892. -
Eli Terry's / Patent Clocks / Made And Sold By / Mark Leavenworth / Waterbury, Connecticut, copied from the almost complete paper label in this fine pillar and scroll clock. The 31.5" high mahogany veneered case has the original scrolls and base. -
E. Howard and Co. Boston, "Regulator No. 70", ca 1900. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Regulator No. 17", ca 1884. -
Welch, Spring and Co. "Baby Patti", ca 1889.