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Bishop & Bradley, Watertown, Conn., 30 hours, time and strike, weight driven, wood movement pillar & scroll shelf clock, c1830 -
Parkinson and Frodsham, London, a two day marine chronometer movement and dial, with bowl, serial #1135, for parts -
Short and Mason, London, aneroid barometer and thermometer. -
C.1890, French for Shreve, Crump and Low, Boston, half life size female figure in spelter, holding a bronze sphere containing a clock. -
![C.1830, English, Ralph Walsh, Mini Round dial tall clock [39 inches] with 5.75" dial, 1-wt time only.](/images/robertoschmitt11/t454.jpg)
C.1830, English, Ralph Walsh, Mini Round dial tall clock [39 inches] with 5.75" dial, 1-wt time only. -
C.1830, J. Seward, Boston area banjo clock, 1-wt, 8-day. -
C.1825, Bishop and Bradley, 30-hour time/strike wood movement pillar and scroll shelf clock. -
C.1890, English for Shreve, Crump and Low, Boston, 3-fusee, 8-bell, 5-gong, quarter chiming bracket clock in mahogany. -
![C.1935, Swiss, HEARTBEAT novelty watch with orifice above 6 revealing beating heart [tick] of watch.](/images/robertoschmitt11/t195.jpg)
C.1935, Swiss, HEARTBEAT novelty watch with orifice above 6 revealing beating heart [tick] of watch. -
C.1905, British United Clock Co. Birmingham, England, 30-hour boudoir timepiece. -
C.1845, Elisha Manross (probably), 8-day time/strike fusee steeple on steeple shelf clock. -
C.1900, Japan, Sankosha, 8-day time/strike shelf clock, copy of the Chicago model. -
C.1845 Elisha Manross, 8-day time/strike false hollow column shelf clock. -
Paul Ditisheim, La Chaux de Fonds, a rare, two day, central second marine chronometer, the 15 jewel gilt movement with crosshatched plates, lever escapement, Guillaume balance, and unusual keyless winding and setting mechanism, the escapement components contained in their own module, and removable, like a platform escapement, while leaving the rest of the movement intact, the signed, silvered dial with wind indicator at top, the hour and minute chapter below the central seconds hand, contained in a brass bowl mounted in gimbals, all within a mahogany box with brass furniture, and engraved plate on front, serial #1012 -
Parkinson & Frodsham, Change Alley, London, an early 19th century two day marine chronometer with later box, 11 jewel, free sprung fusee movement with Earnshaw's spring detent, the cut bimetallic chronometer balance with blued, helical spring, and diamond endstone, Roman numeral silvered dial with wind indicator, blued steel spade and poker hands, contained in a shock mounted, nickel plated bowl, with nickel plated gimbals and original key, serial #1332, mounted in a later, purpose made, polished curly mahogany box -
Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn. steeple on frame shelf clock with an 8 day fusee time and strike Ives-style rivited strap brass movement in a rosewood veneered case. -
Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn., mahogany "Steeple on Steeple" or double steeple, with uncommon fusee movement, 8 day, time and strike. -
C.1890, British United Clock Co., 30-hour novelty timepiece. -
C.1900. 8-hour marine chronometer with up/down indicator. "Charles Shepherd, Maker to the Royal Navy, 53 Leadenhall Street, London, No. 1002." -
C.1815, Joshua Wilder, Hingham, Mass, Dwarf 8-day striking tall case in generally good condition.