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type Wall
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C.1910, German, Gustav Becker, 2-weight, box style regulator. -
C.1870, Anglo-American, Round Drop, 8-day time and bell strike schoolhouse wall clock. -
C.1900, German, 8-day time and gong strike R/A regulator wall clock. -
C.1900, German, Gustav Becker, 8-day time and rod strike regulator wall clock. -
C.1900, German, Junghans, 8-day time/strike R/A regulator wall clock. -
C.1910, German, Gustav Becker, box style 2-weight regulator with 5 panes of heavy beveled glass in the door. -
C.1900, German, F. Mauthe, Walnut cased spring regulator, in an Alt Deutsch style wall case, 8-day. -
C.1910, Czech, Gustav Becker, box style 2-weight regulator with 7 panes of heavy beveled glass in the door. -
C.1925, German, F. Mauthe, R-A Type Wall Regulator, in walnut and with original top and finials. -
C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Regulator No. 30", 8-day weight wall timepiece, replaced top and bottom. -
C.1890, Mixed Lot consisting of a Self Winding Clock Co. case No. 18 with a Seth Thomas No. 30 movement, pendulum and weight. The Self Winding Clock Co. was buying many of their cases from Seth Thomas. -
C.1894, Ansonia Clock Co., "Cabinet C", 8-day time/strike cabinet series mantel clock. -
C.1910, Standard Electric Clock Co., Springfield, Mass, master regulator from a school, oak cased with damascene pendulum and pilot clock. -
C.1870, Anglo-American, 8-day time/strike round drop school style clock, carved accents with rolling pin bottom and mirror back. -
C.1915, French, 8-day time and rod strike oak cased wall clock, with heavy beveled glass in the door and ormolu trim. -
C.1892, Mixed Lot, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day wall timepiece. A large and very unusual timepiece that we did not find in the Thomas catalog. -
C.1930, Waterbury Clock Co., "6 Inch Drop" 8-day schoolhouse style oak timepiece. This also looks like the Daintie No. 1 model. -
C.1960, German/Dutch, re-issue of a Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world. -
C.1965, German, re-issue of the Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world. -
C.1895, New Haven Clock Co., "Emperor", 8-day wall timepiece.