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Waterbury Clock Co., C.1914, "TROUVILLE", mahogany cased 'crystal regulator', with 2-vial pendulum and porcelaian dial. -
Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Conn., Circa 1845, 30-hour time/strike steeple top shelf clock, brass, 2-wt mov't. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., c.1920, ENGINE LEVER, double spring, time only marine clock in a nickeled brass case, 8-day. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., C.1911, "EMPIRE No. 0", 8-day time/strike crystal regulator mantel clock. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co, ST. LOUIS model from city series, 30-hour time, gong strike and alarm, in an ash and rosewood veneered case, C.1880 -
New Haven Clock Co., Circa 1865, mini 2-weight, 30-hour time/strike brass movement small size OG shelf clock. -
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "mirror-side" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't. -
Gilbert "UNIVERSITY" hanging store regulator spring driven time only with 12" Arabic numeral paper over gilt pan dial in polished mahogany case, c1913 -
Barr Mfg Corp, Weedsport, NY, EXECUTIVE model, battery powered desk clock, with original glass dome. Note that Barr changed from a pancake style pendulum to a cylindrical style pendulum. -
Ansonia Clock Co., Regulator A with calendar, time and gong strike, in a walnut case, as-found. -
Ansonia Clock Co., Porcelain china clock, C.1900, standard line "WAG", in a darker pink color with floral decorations, restored. -
Ansonia Clock Co., PLATO No. 1, digital novelty clock; the cental shaft rotates once per hour and the number plates are released as it turns. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "BABY" cast metal desk "fan" being held by an infant, with a 1-day timepiece movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1910, Royal Bonn, "LA SEDAN", damaged case and fancy dial (open 'scape) movement from another Ansonia clock. -
Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn, c.1904, "EMPIRE No. 10", Crystal Regulator, 8-day gong strike mantel clock. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. Thomaston Conn. "SHIP'S BELL, OUTSIDE BELL" model 30 hour ship's strike, spring driven mvt in brass case with large bell attached to back-board of case, c.1890 -
Sangamo Electric Co., Springfield, Ill., Circa 1928, An ingenious designed movement that uses jewel double-roller lever escapement from a 16 size Illinois pocket watch. The balance wheel is visible on the dial. An electric motor winds the movement in minute increments as needed and allowing the clock to run 30 hours if the electricity goes out. At the time the cycles per second had not been standardized and this clock still had to capacity to keep accurate time. -
Rodney Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike wood movement shelf clock. -
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ONION TOP" shelf clock, , 4-candle sticks, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't. -
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ACORN" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.