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Brass barometer in a large brass case, with a heavily beveled glass over a silver dial. The case is 8" across the back, 6" across the top. -
Waterbury Clock Company mantle clock, "Cottage", ca 1861. Case is only 11" high, appears to have some mahogany and some pine woods. -
E. Ingraham Clock Co. enameled wood case, "Ivan", ca 1907. -
Waterbury Clock Co. "Cottage Extra", ca 1881. -
Ansonia Clock Co. cabinet cased clock, "Troy", ca 1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co. small mantle clock, "Doric No. 1", ca 1926. -
German mantle clock. 16" high walnut case has several wood ornaments and turnings, also ripple around the door. -
Ansonia Clock Co. enameled iron case, "Lisle", ca 1904. -
E. Ingraham Co. cabinet clock, "Colby", one of their College Assortment, ca 1915. -
E. Ingraham Co. cabinet clock, "Colgate", one of their College Assortment, ca 1915. -
Crystal ball paperweight clock. Glass front and back, brass band around the center holding it all together. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. adamantine finished case, "Belmont No. 3", ca 1913. -
Cottage clock, possibly German. There is a black label on the base but I cannot read it, and the backboard, inside, is covered with oil cloth paper. -
No. 2 / ROCKET / Time Piece, / Jerome and Co., / New Haven, Conn., on the complete label inside this little 10.5" cottage clock. -
Cottage clock, probably German made, thirty hour time and alarm movement. -
Welch, Spring and Co. "Italian No. 2", or a variant thereof, ca 1878. -
Novelty-alarm clock. Metal case painted white with some gold highlights, stands 9.5" high. -
Waltham swing frame dresser/desk clock. The wood case is 12" wide, 10" high, some inlay around the dial frame, and overall in very nice clean, complete, condition. -
Ansonia Brass And Copper Co. mantle clock, "Cottage", ca 1874. -
Sessions Clock Co. mantle clock, "Cottage No. 2", ca 1921.