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German, Gustav Becker (Silesia), open well or Berlin style wall clock in walnut, with "cello" covered dial and a replacement top, C1900. -
![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] -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., C.1863, "LONDON" model, 8-day time/strike shelf clock. -
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 -
Hopkins and Alfred, Harwinton, Conn, C.1835, Carved column and splat, 1-day wooden works, bell strike. -
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. -
Kroeber Clock Co., "Regulator No. 46", Circa 1884, 8-day wall timepiece. -
German, Kienzle (Flying Dial Trademark), Berliner or 'Free Swinger', with a fancy cast brass pendulum, embossed dial center and porcelain chapter ring. -
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. -
![German, Hamburg American [crossed arrow trademark], C.1910, novelty with large Ferris wheel that goes 'round while the clock is running. This is a one day time and alarm, also with seconds hand.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1815_a.jpg)
German, Hamburg American [crossed arrow trademark], C.1910, novelty with large Ferris wheel that goes 'round while the clock is running. This is a one day time and alarm, also with seconds hand. -
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. -
Neon Clock Sales Co. Chicago, Ill. advertising clock with electric Synchron movement in painted sheet metal case with chrome bezel and Arabic numeral dial with sweep seconds hand and reddish / pink neon lights, c1960 -
Waterbury schoolhouse clock, circa 1890 -
Waterbury Delft style clock, circa 1900 -
Waterbury Cottage clock -
Herschede Electric Shelf Clock with Ship's Bell strike, c. 1925 -
A TALL CASE CLOCK. With tube chimes. Manufactured by "The Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinnati, Ohio". -
A BRASS CASED SHIPS BELL CLOCK Labeled Chelsea, England. -
c. 1885, Waterbury Jeweller's Advertising Wall Clock