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Standard Mirror Car Clock in Original Box -
Rosewood Octagon Top Mini Mantel Clock -
Picture Frame Chain Driven Painting Clock -
3 Germany Miniature Hanging Clocks -
Wooden Bank Advertising Match Holder Clock -
German Pressed 1 Day Wall Clock -
3 Piece Clock Set, Lustre Finish w/Shells -
Austrian, modern reproduction of a mini Laterndluhr, 1-day, weight, with an old dial and bezel, C.2001 -
English, Unsigned, Banjo barometer, with glass tube and mercury intact, working, also with hygrometer and silvered scale thermometer, C.1860 -
English, EUREKA battery powered mantel clock serial No. 7085, in an oak case, the front door glazed with beveled glass and revealing the large balance wheel, C.1915 -
American, "JOHN BULL" cast iron blinker, the eyes moving up and down with each tick. C.1860. -
Mid 19th Century, French or Swiss, Clock in the form of a Cathedral complex, a mirrored pond in front of the church, formerly with music box, now absent. -
Swiss, coin operated singing bird in cage, large and loud, C.1890 -
German, Wooden dial wag on the wall, 8-day, 2-wt time and gong strike, wooden plated movement, steel arbors and brass wheels, winds through the dial. C.1870. -
German, Westminster Chime bracket clock, in a mahogany case with canted, reeded corners, and with silvered arched dial with subsidiary dials for F/S and Chime/Silent, 8-day. C.1920. -
English, Round drop dial, single fusee timepiece, in a mahogany case, wall hanging. C.1880. -
Unsigned Attleboro banjo clock, with carved mahogany side arms, 8-day, weight driven, C.1850. -
French, OVAL 4-glass crystal regulator with fancy porcelain dial and 2-vial compensating pendulum, time and gong strike, spring. C.1905. -
English, Single Fusee, Octagon drop wall clock in mahogany, 8-day, with carved accents; rt hand access door for pendulum. C.1870. -
French, bronze and fire gilt figural mantel clock, 8-day time and bell strike, Young Explorer with Flag, and with cracked dome that Len had over it to keep it clean. C.1850.