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In the style of Thomas Cole, London, C.1850, figural group fitted with a French silk thread suspension movement. Gilt brass cast branches and an engraved silvered dial. Silvered cast figures. -
James Cole, Rochester, New Hampshire, 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo wall timepiece. -
James C. Cole, Rochester, NH, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and calendar, weight driven brass movement with typical New Hampshire cut outs in a cherry case with applied bracket base and an American painted iron dial, c1815 -
Nicole Freres, Swiss, 12 tune music box in inlaid hardwood box, c1900 -
Thomas Cole, for C.F. Hancock, London, a decorative strut timepiece, the gilt case with fine engraved ornament, Roman numeral engraved and silvered dial with retailers signature below 6:00, the dial with fretted and engraved gilt mask and blued steel fleur de lis hands, 8 day timepiece movement with lever escapement and polished steel balance, signed "Thomas Cole London", serial #1644 -
Nicole Freres, Geneva, Switzerland, 8 tune music box with a 13 inch cylinder playing on a comb with approximately 96 teeth in an inlayed rosewood veneer case. -
Thomas Cole Style Bronze and Porcelain Clock -
C.1900, English, attributed to Thomas Cole, engraved and gilt strut clock, with a hand painted dial scene of a cherub in the clouds, overlooking a music book and tambourine and 2 doves. -
James Cole, Rochester, NH tall case clock, 8 days, time and strike, weight driven movement with typical New Hampshire cut outs in a butternut case with broken arches and full columns on hood a painted metal dial, c1820 -
Swiss, Geneva, Nicole Freres, 6-Tune music box, separate key wound from left side, in a box with rosewood graining to front and sides and with a mahogany veneered lid with shell inlay. C.1855 -
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". -
Antique Cole banjo Clock