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Seth Thomas, "REGULATOR No. 2" in oak, weight driven station regulator, 8-day C. 1880 -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn, 30-DAY Fusee timepiece with Atkins round movement attached to iron fusee support in a "Drop Octagon XX" case that originally had just a regular 8-day time movement. The movement was changed long ago, and the to glue block been there a long time. A 3/8 inch old pine back has been added for reinforcement. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1905, standard line "RAINBOW" porcelain china cased clock, with 8-day, gong strike mov't with open escapement on porcelain dial, in a medium green case, with multi color floral transfers to the front and sides. -
A C.1915 custom Banjo case, with a c.1910 Chelsea weight banjo movement, rope front, Boston State House Glasses, as-found. -
Ansonia Clock Co.., Brooklyn, New York, "JUMPER No. 2", 1-day spring novelty, with replacement doll. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1895, Royal Bonn, "No. 501" porcelain china cased clock, with 8-day, gong strike mov't with open escapement on porcelain dial, and the case in blue Delft pattern. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Regulator No. 2, C.1920, in an oak case, 8-day, weight driven. -
Massachusetts Lyre over Box banjo timepiece, C.1840, 8-day, weight driven, with carved mahogany front and blind lower door, with restorations. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co, C.1870, an incomplete Office Calendar No. 1, now operating as a timepiece, and with a lower tablet of Mt. Vernon. -
Ansonia Clock Co. New York, C.1906, "GLORIA", swinging arm timepiece, 8-day. Note this clock is as-found, for a plumber came to check the furnace last week and caught his tool apron on the brass support for the ball. He grabbed the ball but the brass support broke away clean with Gloria's hand. Apparently not wanting to discuss his actions, he put the broken support into his apron and said there was no damage. This turned brass rod is available from Timesavers.com, and a reasonable repair can be effected. -
An E. Howard No. 10 case, now with a well made, but non-Howard movement, and with a Howard No. 5 weight and pendulum. 8-day. -
![Seth Thomas Clock Co, Thomaston, Conn, C.1880, "Cabinet F", 8-day time/alarm round top cottage clock, has a Plymouth signed movement [type F in Ly reference material]](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2226_a.jpg)
Seth Thomas Clock Co, Thomaston, Conn, C.1880, "Cabinet F", 8-day time/alarm round top cottage clock, has a Plymouth signed movement [type F in Ly reference material] -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., C.1850, 30-hour cottage timepiece. -
![Horolovar Co, New York [Charles Terwilliger], C.1970, reproduction "Hickory Dickory Dock" mouse clock, 8-day time with bell on the hour.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2528_a.jpg)
Horolovar Co, New York [Charles Terwilliger], C.1970, reproduction "Hickory Dickory Dock" mouse clock, 8-day time with bell on the hour. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Chime No. 53", Circa 1936, 8-day Westminster chime mantel or bracket clock (on rods). -
![Horolovar Co, New York [Charles Terwilliger], C.1970, reproduction "Hickory Dickory Dock" mouse clock, 8-day time with bell on the hour.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1979_a.jpg)
Horolovar Co, New York [Charles Terwilliger], C.1970, reproduction "Hickory Dickory Dock" mouse clock, 8-day time with bell on the hour. -
German, for Charles Terwilliger/ Horolovar Co., Bronxville, NY, Circa 1975, repro Briggs Rotary 8-day novelty timepiece under a dome. -
Waterbury Clock Co., "Cabinet E", Circa 1887, 8-day time/strike mantel clock. -
Parker Clock Co., Meriden, Conn, , C.1890, "No. 11" desk timepiece, 1-day, in a well made cast brass case, a trinket tray at bottom, and the clock hanging from 2 chains. -
Eli Bartholomew and Co., Bristol, Conn., C.1833, 30-hour time/strike wood movement, carved half column and splat shelf clock.