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Two Connecticut 30-hour novelty timepieces, Lux and Waterbury, early 20th century. -
Six clock cases including three hand painted Chinas (one repaired), one small wood, 2 cast metal (one with dial) -
Five cast metal clock cases (no movements). Heavy and detailed castings including two novelties, large bronzed tambour and mini long case 14" tall. -
German, Karl Griesbaum, drunk and broom whistler, leaning against lamp post, c1950 -
German, Clock peddler / whistler, holding a running clock and whistling a lively tune at will, C.1970 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Parlor Calendar No. 1", 8-day time/strike weight calendar clock. c.1884. -
Austrian, unsigned Royal Vienna case, blue cobalt, in the Empire style with 4 columns, the base and top dome with finely detailed cameos showing amorous/pastoral scenes, all brightly trimmed in gold, and with an 8 day cylinder platform movement suspended from the top (wound from the rear), c1870 -
English, J. C. Jennens, London, giant triple fusee bracket clock, quarter chiming, a race award presented to owners of "Benazit", and with large brass letters screwed the base = "Birmingham, Won By Benazit, 1869". With a very large and robust movement, with round silvered dial containing in its center a Halifax rolling moon, days of the week dial to left and a simple calendar dial (1-31) to the right. Playing the Westminster tune on 4 large and deep toned bells, and striking the hours on an extra large cathedral gong. The balloon shaped case with floral carving to the front, c1869 -
English bracket clock for J. Just and Sons, London 8 day time and bell strike spring driven double fusee movement in mahogany case with brass line inlay and painted metal dial, c1820 -
Chinese bracket clock 8 day time and strike spring driven double fusee movement with crown wheel escapement in rosewood case with white porcelain enamel dial with ornate hour and minute hands and sweep seconds hand, c1860 -
French, Rieussec (Paris), 8 or 30 day mantle regulator with heavy knife edge compensating pendulum and center seconds. Burled walnut veneer case, c1830 -
French, Planchon, Paris, in the style of Lepaute, an architectural mantle regulator, 8-day gong striking. Planchon is well known for making in the last quarter of the 1800s, all the styles of clocks that had been popular a century earlier, and he specialized in models that might appear in the Louvre. The movement was provided by Vincenti, c1875 -
French, Mysterious Novelty clock, the movement contained at the bottom of the pendulum, and the pendulum swinging without apparent impulse. The ring surrounding the pendulum spring mystery suspension, similar to a swinging arm clock, c1880 -
French, Gillet Ain A Clermont, Paris, four column Empire mantel clock in bright ormolu case with well made spring driven pinwheel movement and count wheel strike, c1860 -
French, Empire style case, with knife edge platform, top center, perhaps with a later knife edge arm / movement, with pinwheel escapement; looks OK, 8 day time and bell strike, c1830 -
French, Empire style lyre mantel clock, with knife edge suspension of pendulum above the dial, 8 day spring, movement numbered 210. The case profusely decorated with acanthus leaves, pineapples to the right and left of the top, and each column surmounted by a small urn with floral display, c1830 -
Ansonia Clock Company, Ansonia, Conn. "Fortuna" 8-day time only, double figure swing clock, c1900 -
Aaron Willard, Boston, Mass., "Massachusetts Shelf Clock" 8 day weight driven movement in mahogany case with reverse painted tablet surrounding dial, c1820 -
French, three piece garniture set with 8 day platform movement in rose marble case, c1900 -
French, Brass cased mantle regulator, with gorge style corners, and with 4 brightly colored enamel plaques, probably for the mid-eastern market, c1900