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type Wall
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Junghans, German, wall clock with 8 day time only spring driven pendulum movement in walnut case with ornately inlaid decorations with mercury thermometer and aneroid barometer, c1900 -
Staartklok, Dutch weight-driven 30-hour time and strike wood hanging clock, often called a "tail" clock or Dutch Hood, C.1810. -
Michael Paul, Berea, OH miniature Aaron Willard Grafton wall clock reproduction 30 hour time and passing bell strike at the hour spring driven movement in mahogany case, No. 11 of a limited edition of 52 pieces, c2002 -
French, Vincenti, brass cased cartel clock, 8-day time and bell strike movement, c1890 -
F. Kroeber Clock Co., New York, "Regulator No. 31" 8 day time and strike spring driven movement stamped "F KROEBER NEW YORK" in walnut case, c1880 -
Anglo American, wall clock 8 day time and strike spring movement in a carved mahogany case, c1880 -
Swiss, probably Interlaken area, Black Forest style carved wooden cartel clock, with grapes, pomegranate and plums amid leaves and with birds at top, fitted with a French, Vincenti 8-day time and bell strike movement. -
Welch Spring and Co., Bristol Conn. wall regulator 8 day double wind two weight driven time only Regulator No. 5 movement in a rosewood case probably adapted from a Regulator No. 1, c1875 -
Timby's Patent Barometer, a mercury field barometer in a rosewood veneer case, c1857 -
Waltham Watch and Clock Co., C. 1929 "Antique Gilt Modernistic" 8-day wall timepiece. This model was available with a 7 or 15 jewel movement. -
New Haven Clock Co., Conn., "No. 3043" 8-day time-only stained wood wall clock, C.1917. -
German for the French market, 8-day Westminster chime box clock with the dial marked "Le Veritable Westminster G.D", C. 1920 -
German, wall mounted Aneroid barometer and thermometer. This thermometer is unusual in that it uses the Celsius and Reaumur scale. The Reaumur scale was invented in 1730 by Rene Reaumur and had wide spread use in Europe in the 18th and 19th century, c1880 -
E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn. "imitation rosewood" grain-painted 8-day time-only wall clock, C.1880. -
W. Knight, Wells, England, 8-day tall cased alarm timepiece, single weight driven movement only with a pull chain/ rope alarm, dial measures 11 wide by 15" high. C. 1820 -
Hamburg-American German mini R/A 8-day time and strike mahogany wall clock, C.1910. -
Kienzle, German Deco-style Westminster-chime 8-day walnut wall clock, C.1925. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York "Young America", Davies Patent 30 hour time only miniature wall clock with milk glass front with embossed Davies Patent in dial center, c1880 -
Colonial Manufacturing Company, Zeeland, Michigan, "No. 120 Saw Clock" 32-hour German gravity timepiece, C.1980. -
Clocks- (3): Seth Thomas "Drop Octagon 8 Inch" 8-day time-only fumed-oak school clock c1908; a Sessions "Hadley" time and strike 8-day mahogany-finish banjo clock c1939; and a Boulle electric clock with no dome