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C.1820, Unsigned, likely Leavenworth movement, in a pine tall case. -
C.1900, French, Mini Tall Case, movement signed Carlhian and Beaumetz, Paris. -
C.1825, Unsigned, Connecticut 30 Hour Wooden Works tall case clock, in a country pine case, now with a glazed door. -
![C.1880, American Jeweler's Regulator, in a walnut case with brass trim. The consignor bought this out of a French Quarter residence many years ago, and the case is attributed to Stanislaus Fournier of New Orleans. Note brass trim all around the door, and unusual grid pendulum that is actually pinned for proper temperature compensation [many grids are not].](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_206.jpg)
C.1880, American Jeweler's Regulator, in a walnut case with brass trim. The consignor bought this out of a French Quarter residence many years ago, and the case is attributed to Stanislaus Fournier of New Orleans. Note brass trim all around the door, and unusual grid pendulum that is actually pinned for proper temperature compensation [many grids are not]. -
C.1900, English, Albert Barker, 5 New Bond St, London, Dwarf Tall Clock, mahogany, with profuse inlay, and on a shelf from the same period, with some Nouveau influence. The movement signed on the rear plate, "Made in France, especially for Albert Barker, London", and the dial signed as in the headline. -
C.1895, German, Polyphon, Musical Tall clock, double comb Polyphon player, with Lenzkirch time and strike movement, in a closed walnut case, music plays at will with selector on left, or on the hour. Most similar to style 64; this one never had glass in door, has walnut panel. Plays 28cm center drive discs. -
C.1852, Howard and Davis, Boston, Mass, "Astronomical Clock" as described in 1850s Howard literature; this model later was called the No. 23 Regulator, with 16" dial, 8-day, weight. -
C.1905, English, ELLIOTT, LONDON, for Tiffany and Co., New York, 2-Wt, Rolling moon tall clock, mahogany waisted, broken arch case with beveled glass in door, gong strike. -
![C.1840, English, S. J. Bibby, Carnarvon [Wales], 2-Wt, 8-day tall case with animated dial, a monkey swinging from tree to tree to avoid a lion with "blinking eyes", in a wide mahogany case typical of the North country in England.](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_183.jpg)
C.1840, English, S. J. Bibby, Carnarvon [Wales], 2-Wt, 8-day tall case with animated dial, a monkey swinging from tree to tree to avoid a lion with "blinking eyes", in a wide mahogany case typical of the North country in England. -
C.1760, French, Soelie, a' Corbeil, floor standing regulator, 6 month duration with center seconds and concentric calendar. -
![C.1805, Connecticut [probably Windham, CT], cherry cased tall clock, 8-day, 2-wt, painted arched dial, with chestnut backboard.](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_181.jpg)
C.1805, Connecticut [probably Windham, CT], cherry cased tall clock, 8-day, 2-wt, painted arched dial, with chestnut backboard. -
C.1825, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn, 1-day tall clock, a country pine with some doweled joints. -
A C.1825 Silas Hoadley 8-day Wooden movement, now in a C.1910 cherry tall case with long door and beveled panel sides. -
C.1840, French, Foucry, a'Toulouse, Comptoise Tall Clock, pine case with iron framed, Morbier, 2-weight, prayer repeat movement, with crown wheel/ verge escapement. -
C.1974, Heritage Heirlooms, Tiger Maple, Triple chime, 3-weight tall clock with Keininger Movement, and with seconds hand and with strike/silent lever and with tune selector to right, giving choice of Whittington, St. Michaels, or Westminster tune, adding another melody segment at each quarter hour, with the full tune on the hour, followed by a full chord strike. -
C.1825, English, J. Greenwood, Lancaster (NW England), a mahogany cased 8-day tall clock, with rolling moon dial, painted. -
C.1825, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn, 30 hour tall clock, in a grain painted case. -
C.1900, English, for Theodore B. Starr, New York, rolling moon, time and strike brass dial tall clock, in an English oak case. -
![C.1880, American, Walnut Jeweler's regulator, in an unusual case with a carving of the waking sun god on top, 8-day, pinwheel movement [Swiss origin movementt].](/images/robertoschmitt17/ts_171.jpg)
C.1880, American, Walnut Jeweler's regulator, in an unusual case with a carving of the waking sun god on top, 8-day, pinwheel movement [Swiss origin movementt]. -
C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., GRANDFATHER, as-found, mini novelty tall case with 1-day timepiece mov't.