Search Antique Clocks
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of 15,711 clocks
type Shelf or Mantel
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Chauncey Jerome's, "Giant Steeple", ca 1840's. There are very few Giant Steeple clocks with 8 day fusee movements. -
Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. "No. 3 1/2 Parlor-Black Dial", ca 1881. -
Shelf cuckoo with St. Bernard dog motif. -
Chelsea Clock Company "Tambour No. 3", ca 1917. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. "8 Day Parlor Calendar", ca 1862. -
Junghans Gebrueder (brothers), Schramberg Black Forest Germany, ca around 1900. This is a very rare shelf cuckoo clock, and if you were to see it at a clock auction or clock show you may miss the fact it is a cuckoo. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. - 8 Bell Sonora "Chime Clock No. 2001", ca 1915. -
German Oswald "Skull", ca around 1950. One of the rarest of the Oswald's, and a model seldom seen for sale. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. reproduction violin. -
Black Forest carved man, very similar to the poplar "Whistlers". Signed on the bottom, "Hand Carved In Austria". -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. Chronometer Lever No. 5011, ca 1913. -
Southern Calendar Clock Co. "Fashion No. 4", ca 1880. -
A castle style shelf Trumpeter, ca about 1850. It is a two horn trumpeter in good working condition. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. rare and unusual mantle clock, "Garfield", ca 1883. -
Marshall and Adams, and/or, "E. W. Adams / Seneca Falls, N.Y .", ca 1837. -
Ansonia Clock Co. near the top of the line for crystal regulators, the "Regal", ca 1905. -
Birge and Fuller, Bristol, Conn. steeple on steeple case with a wagon spring movement, ca 1845. -
Wilson and Dunn, New York, column and cornice clock. -
Waterbury walnut parlor clock. -
Waterbury shelf clock.