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type Wall
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Ansonia Clock Co. hanging clock, "Regulator A", ca 1906. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "Drop Octagon 12 Inch", ca 1906. -
English short drop time only wall clock, certainly a cut above the usual English drop clocks we get. This one is mahogany veneered, 22" high, has some great carved side decorations, round wood bezel, four pegs to hold the top to the box, a bottom hinged door to access the pendulum, a hinged door on the side, and the oval glass at the bottom surrounded by rounded molding. -
German one weight Vienna regulator, ca 1890. The 8 day, time only one weight movement, is not signed. -
Gustav Becker open well type wall regulator, ca around 1900. It has a spring driven 8 day movement, seat board mounted, and striking a large iron coil gong mounted to the case back. -
Vienna regulator, one weight, time only, maker unknown, nothing is signed except the porcelain dial. It is signed by the selling dealer, "J. C. W. Meyer / Wein". -
German one weight Vienna regulator, ca late 1800's. Streamlined ebonized wood case is long and thin, stands around 48" high, has three good glasses, wall levelers, and a door latch. -
New Haven Clock Co. wall hanging, "Madena", ca 1929. -
German three quarter sized Vienna regulator. Unusual in that it has only one weight that runs the time portion of the movement and it has two springs that powers the hour strike and quarter hour strike. -
Gustav Becker three quarter size Vienna regulator. Two weight signed movement is clean and running properly and silently. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. hanging, "Eclipse", ca 1890. -
Scroll pediment, five dial barometer, ca 1840. The purpose of the convex mirror in the center is not clear, and certainly was not intended for use as a looking glass. -
Atkins Clock Company, / Bristol, Ct., very rare round top drop clock, ca 1863. -
F. Kroeber, New York, "Regulator No. 45", ca 1881. -
Miniature bronze cartel clock. Swiss 8 day time only movement is watch size, back wind and set and running perfectly. -
New Haven Clock Co. hanging, "Maywood", ca 1911. -
Welch, Spring and Co. hanging clock, the "Verdi", ca 1877. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. hanging "World", ca 1883. -
Austrian Vienna Regulator. The Altdeutsch style case and the one weight brass movement are both from the 1870-1880 time period. -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co. hanging regulator, "Asbury", ca 1901.