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Gustav Becker 2 weight Vienna Regulator. A large Vienna at 51 inches high, case completely restored, but the beauty of the walnut grain outside and burl walnut grain inside, was only enhanced. -
German 2 weight Vienna Regulator in a fairly rare size case, that is 41.75 inches high. The walnut case is excellent, has a carved top and carved sections on both half columns. -
Seth Thomas wall clock, "Umbria", ca 1909. 40.5 inches case was made of old oak and is retaining its original finish with the exception of routine polishing. -
English short drop, 8 day time only, single fusee movement, ca1900. 19 inches mahogany case has not been cleaned or even dusted. -
Vienna Regulator, 3 weights, 8 day quarter hour striking movement. The 49 inches walnut case is near mint, has half columns that are carved and turned, 3 good glasses, pendulum, and weights. -
Vienna Regulator, 3 weights, strikes one quarter hour and hours, each quarter. Top and finials may not be original to this clock, always a puzzle but if in doubt we call them replaced. -
Remember 3 weight Grand Sonnerie Vienna Regulator in a 49 inches tall light walnut case. Remember is a trademark used by Austria's leading clock manufacturer, the Resch brothers, ca back to 1886. -
German one weight Vienna Regulator in a dark walnut case, 41 inches tall. We believe the headpiece to be original to this case. -
E. Ingraham Company store regulator or shop clock, this one called, "Western Union", ca 1911. -
New Haven Clock Co. wall clock, "Vamoose", ca 1911, or earlier. -
"Terry Clock Company, Pittsfield, Mass. U.S.A.", taken from the excellent label on this early wall clock, the "Garland", ca 1885. -
Waterbury Clock Co. hanging clock, the "Carleton", ca 1893. -
English long drop, roll bottom, wall clock. It is absolutely the finest of this type clock we have ever offered for sale. -
Ansonia Clock Co. "General", ca 1914. Oak case at 68 inches is a mighty big clock, with carved trim on the top and sides. -
Hanging regulator with a Swiss pinwheel movement. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. "Regulator No.6", ca 1881. -
E.N. Welch Mfg. Co., "No. 12 Regulator", ca 1885. -
E.N. Welch, "Regulator No. 11", ca 1889. -
Seth Thomas "Regulator No. 9", ca 1884. 8 day, weight, time only movement, running. -
Waterbury Clock Co. hanging weight clock, "Augusta", ca 1893.