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![Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, C.1949, CLINTON model desk clock with 2 3/4 inch dial, and tu-tone case with bronze base and tub with yellow brass handles. This model was first introduced in 1931. 8-day, time. A presentation piece, engraved on the base to "Herbert D. Hancock, 1924-1949, from his friends at the CHELSEA EVENING RECORD" [newspaper]](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1992_a.jpg)
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, C.1949, CLINTON model desk clock with 2 3/4 inch dial, and tu-tone case with bronze base and tub with yellow brass handles. This model was first introduced in 1931. 8-day, time. A presentation piece, engraved on the base to "Herbert D. Hancock, 1924-1949, from his friends at the CHELSEA EVENING RECORD" [newspaper] -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., C.1850, 8-day fusee time/strike shelf clock. -
Case Only, Welch Spring and Co., PATTI, as-found. -
Bradley and Hubbard,, CASE ONLY for 'Continental' novelty blinking eye clock, c.1860 -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., C.1863, "LONDON" model, 8-day time/strike shelf clock. -
Ansonia Clock Co., NEW YORK model brass over cast iron mantel clock, 8-day time and strike. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1895, Royal Bonn, "LA ROCHELLE", decorated in Blue Delft style, and signed on rear "Royal Bonn/Delft", with smaller 8-day Ansonia movement and with fancy cream dial with numerals on blue background. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "ARCH TOP", C.1880, 8-day time/strike mantel clock. -
Birge, Mallory and Co., Bristol, Conn, C.1840, full column and cornice, 8-day time and strike. -
Ansonia, Porcelain Clock, C.1910, standard line with no name, probably a wringer premium, with good open escapement movement and porcelain dial. -
E. Terry and Sons, Plymouth, Conn, C.1830, remains of a pillar and scroll that ticks and strikes through the dirt. -
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston U.S.A. miniature "BASE AND BALL" model time only spring driven movement with 3 1/2" special dial with applied bronze Arabic numerals, c1915 -
Birge and Fuller, Bristol, Conn., Circa 1840, 8-day time/strike column and cornice shelf clock. -
Ansonia Clock Co., 4-glass crystal regulator, the DAWSON model, with solid creamy porcelain dial, 8-day round, rack strike mov't. -
International Time Recording Co., Endicott, N.Y., heavy duplex time only mvt with original day and time, punch card recorder in walnut case with Arabic numeral metal dial and two wind indicators, c1920 -
Hopkins and Alfred, Harwinton, Conn, C.1835, Carved column and splat, 1-day wooden works, bell strike. -
Forestville Manufacturing Co., (J. C. Brown), Forestville, Conn., C.1845, 8-day time/strike column and cornice shelf clock, 2-wt. -
F. Kroeber, New York, "Vienna Regulator" unlisted model shown in Ly's Kroeber book, page 471, fig 1669, ours now with-out the bottom splat. -
Chauncey Boardman and Joseph A. Wells, Bristol, Conn., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike wood movement double deck, Empire shelf clock with ebonized columns /gilt caps. -
C.1874, Ansonia Brass and Copper Co., "NEW YORK", 8-day time and strike, Victorian style wall clock.