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Tall Clock and a Regulator Case (only) - (1) Mappin & Webb, England hall clock 8 days, time, strike and chiming three tunes on 9 tubes (tubes not included) , in glazed mahogany case with carved pagoda top. The brass dial has silvered chapter ring, strike / silent selector and tune selector disc for Westminster, Whittington and St. Michaels, circa 1915; (2) Walnut pinwheel regulator case (only) , circa 1890 -
Unsigned, English, single handed tall clock, 30 hour, time and strike, single weight driven posted frame movement in a flat topped oak case with brass dial and silvered chapter ring and applied cast brass spandrels and engraved dial center. -
Tall Clock Cases Only- 2 (Two) professionally bench made in tiger maple: (1) broken arch top, flame finials, tombstone door on cutout bracket feet; (2) Roxbury style case with fluted corner columns having brass capitals and bases on ogee bracket feet -
William Waite, Burslem, England, tall clock, 8 days, time and bell strike, weight driven movement in an oak case with mahogany veneer and string inlay accents with painted iron dial with moon phase, second's bit and calendar. -
George Fitts, Bangor, Maine, standing astronomical jeweler's regulator, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement with sapphire pallets, Graham deadbeat escapement, maintaining power, counter weighted crutch pin fitted closely to a bushing in pendulum rod, German silver bushings with closed ends with integral end pieces and eccentric bushings for the pallet arbor in a walnut and burled walnut carved case with domed top and three finials, beveled glass trunk door and raised burl panel on base. The silvered astronomical dial is signed and dated 1847 by maker. -
![Walter H. Durfee, Providence, Rhode Island, for J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Penn. on dial, 8 tube hall clock, 8 days, time, strike and quarter chimes. three weight driven, damascened movement. Plays Westminster or tunes on "Bow Bells". Tubes signed by Walter Durfee with patent dates 1892 & 1896. The case is carved mahogany with an ornately carved pagoda shaped hood with carved urn finial above dial, bent pyramid top surmounted by a square carved finial at apex. The trunk and hood doors have matching brass escutcheons and beveled glass. The carved curve base resting on bracket feet has a retailer panel with presentation plaque to "GEORGE & LAURA HOLL 1873. JUNE 25TH. 1895". The brass dial has moon phase, engraved spandrels and dial center, silvered chapter ring, strike / silent and tune selector discs. [Note: George Holl, Jr. (1840-1915) and Laura Stockton (1851-1920) were married June 25, 1873 at Camden, NJ and lived the rest of their life there. This clock was a 22nd. anniversary gift.]](/images/robertoschmitt31/t14897_a.jpg)
Walter H. Durfee, Providence, Rhode Island, for J.E. Caldwell & Co., Philadelphia, Penn. on dial, 8 tube hall clock, 8 days, time, strike and quarter chimes. three weight driven, damascened movement. Plays Westminster or tunes on "Bow Bells". Tubes signed by Walter Durfee with patent dates 1892 & 1896. The case is carved mahogany with an ornately carved pagoda shaped hood with carved urn finial above dial, bent pyramid top surmounted by a square carved finial at apex. The trunk and hood doors have matching brass escutcheons and beveled glass. The carved curve base resting on bracket feet has a retailer panel with presentation plaque to "GEORGE & LAURA HOLL 1873. JUNE 25TH. 1895". The brass dial has moon phase, engraved spandrels and dial center, silvered chapter ring, strike / silent and tune selector discs. [Note: George Holl, Jr. (1840-1915) and Laura Stockton (1851-1920) were married June 25, 1873 at Camden, NJ and lived the rest of their life there. This clock was a 22nd. anniversary gift.] -
Michael Strieby, Greersburg, Penn., tall case clock, with significant restoration. 8 day, time and strike, weight driven movement in a cherry case with broken arch top, five turned wood finials, star inlaid rosettes and four full columns flanking hood, string inlaid cut corner columns, reeded accents on base and cutout Hepplewhite bracket feet. The painted metal dial with maker's signature has date calendar, sweep seconds and moon phase. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Hall Clock No. 40" with Sonora Chimes, 8 days, time, strike and chime on bells, triple spring driven movement in an dark finished oak case with a, brass dial with copper toned chapter ring and border. -
Tall Clock Cases Only- 2 (Two) professionally bench made with broken arch top, tombstone door, fluted corner columns on cutout bracket feet; one with shell inlay on door and brass finials -
Joseph Ives or Amasa Ives, Jr. & Co., Bristol, Conn., flat top tall case clock, 8 day, time and strike, two weight driven wooden movement roller pinions in a pine case with full columns flanking hood door, scallop molding on top of Chippendale style bracket base and blank dial plate -
John Stewart, Auchterarder, Scotland, tall clock, 8 day, time and strike, weight driven movement in an mahogany veneer case with broken arch with brass rosettes, two full columns with brass capitals and bases flanking hood and Hepplewhite cutout bracket feet. The painted iron dial has a calendar, second's bit, painting in arch of a Scottish lad doing a Highland fling (jig) and cutout brass hands. -
Unsigned, English tall case clock, 8 day, time and bell strike, weight driven movement in a figured mahogany case with Chinese Chippendale decoration on hood below arches and on frieze above trunk door, carved floral rosettes, full round fluted columns flanking dial and matched crotch mahogany veneers on trunk door and base with reeded corners with lamb's tongue stop resting on ogee feet. The painted metal dial has date calendar and moon phase. This style of case was made in the Manchester and Liverpool areas of western England. -
F. Ancher, Germany, tall clock, 8 day, time, strike and chime playing three tunes on gongs, three weight driven movement in a japanned case with maker plate serial #101, with brass dial and tune selector for Whitington, Westminster and St. Michaels tunes. -
Thomas Kennerdal, Wigan, tall clock, 8 day, time and strike, weight driven English movement, c1770, in a Pennsylvania walnut case with broken arch top, c1795, with applied carved rosettes, four full columns flanking hood, three brass finials, applied panel in base with ogee bracket feet and reeded quarter columns. The brass dial has applied silvered chapter ring, date calendar, cast brass spandrels and moon phase. -
John Joyce, Ruthin, Wales, musical three train tall case clock, 8 days, time, strike and musical weight driven movement playing one of seven tunes (including a hymn on Sunday) every four hours on eight bells and single bell hour strike with painted cast iron pendulum bob. The case is a high styled mahogany veneer case with carved rosettes on broken arch, three carved urn finials with flame tops, dental moldings, fluted columns flanking dial, inlaid banding surrounding doors, fluted quarter columns with brass Corinthian terminals and matched crotch mahogany veneers on trunk with matching raised crotch mahogany panel on base with fluted columns on base resting on ogee bracket feet. The painted metal dial is signed by maker, "John Joyce Ruthin", and has seven tune selector subsidiary dial, sweep center calendar and beautifully pierced hands. -
Breguet signed dial, regulator movement disassembled with compensated knife's edge regulator pendulum and associated case -
Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., tall clock, 30 hour, time and bell strike, wooden works weight driven movement in a grain painted flat top soft wood case with painted wooden dial. -
John Benson, Whitehaven, England, tall clock, 8 days, time and strike, weight driven English movement in a Pennsylvania pagoda top walnut case on bun feet with brass dial, silvered chapter ring and moon phase. -
Gabriel, London, astronomical regulator tall clock, 8 days, time only, brass weight driven movement with Graham deadbeat escapement, bolt and shutter type maintaining power in a mahogany veneer case with dome top and silver dial signed by maker. -
Walter H. Durfee, Providence, Rhode Island, 9 tube hall clock, 8 day, time, strike and quarter chimes, triple weight driven movement playing Westminster or Whittington chimes on tubes which are signed Walter Durfee with the patent date 1887. The brass dial signed Durfee has a silvered chapter ring with pierced brass spandrels and dial center, moon phase depicting sailing scene, strike / silent and tune selector dials. The case is mahogany and has carved cornice moldings, carved paw feet, carved broken arch top with flame finials and four full columns flanking hood, sunburst carving above trunk door flanked by four full columns and beveled glass in hood and trunk doors and raised panel on base. There are exceptional lion's head escutcheons on both hood and trunk doors.