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Seth Thomas Clock Co. Sonora "Chime Clock No. 1 Special", ca. 1915. -
Seth Thomas clock co., shelf "Boston V.P.", ca. 1884. -
Waterbury Clock Co., shelf "Albany", ca 1891. 24 inches high walnut case, original finish. -
Parker Clock Co. "Rotary Hammer Alarm, No. 61", ca. 1910. -
Standard Electric Time Company, Springfield, Mass., hanging clock, ca. 1918. -
French bronze, castle motif, simulated stone structure and tile roof, towering high at 17 inches. Ancient kings built towers like this to hide their 4th wife from their 5th wife. -
English fusee bracket clock, 8 day time and strike. -
English double fusee bracket clock. Stylish mahogany veneer case is 18 inches high with brass ornaments on the front, brass ball feet, brass side windows (red cloth backing), and key locking brass bezel. -
Chelsea Clock Co. Boston small shelf clock, 101/2" high, ca 1975. -
Jerome's "Paris" model, that is very rare and almost never seen with an 8 day movement. -
Briggs-E.N. Welch Rotary Pendulum clock, ca about 1870. -
Milk Glass Candlestand Clock "Terryville Manufacturing Company, Terryville, Conn", and "Oct 5th 1852", embossed on the rear brass cap covering the movement. -
The Terry Clock Co. Waterbury, Conn. black iron clock, 8 inches tall. -
Terryville Clock Co., Terryville, Conn. Unlabeled cast iron cottage style clock with outstanding MOP and multicolored inlay and decoration. -
Black Forest Musical shelf clock. Manufactured by Badische Uhrenfabrik, A.G. -
Ansonia Clock Company, Ansonia, Conn. "Cabinet E" model, ca 1894. -
"Manufactured by F. Kroeber, New York, Eight Day Mobile, per the excellent protected label on back of backboard. -
William L. Gilbert Clock Co. Winsted, Conn., USA, "Bouquet No. 54", ca 1900. -
The E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Conn, USA "Emblem" model, so stated on the worn but fully legible rear backboard label, ca 1899. -
Haas and Soehne (Sons), German shelf clock, ca 1910. Good little 13 inches light mahogany case with inlay designs on the front.