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Chauncey Boardman and Joseph A. Wells, Bristol, Conn., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike/alarm wood movement carved column and splat shelf clock. -
German, Oswald Uhrenfabrik, C.1950, carved wood (labeled hand carved), moving (rotating) eye TERRIER, novelty clock, 1-day, model 16 with red collar. -
John Birge, Bristol, Conn, rare OG in 3/4 size case, with detached fusee, 8-day time and strike movement, in a well figured mahogany veneer case. -
George Dorne, New York, No. 2, Circa 1973, Noon cannon. This is a copy based on a French style that was popular in the 18th century. The magnifying glass if set properly would concentrate the light to fire the loaded cannon at 12 o'clock. The setting angle of the magnifying glass can be set depending on the season to make it operate. The longitude and latitude are indicated on the marble base plate. -
Silas B. Terry, Plymouth, Conn., Circa 1835, 8-day time/strike, full column and carved splat shelf clock, 2-weight skeletonized front plate movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co., "CABINET-A", in oak with brass trimmings, and with old finish. 8-day gong strike movement. -
Silas B. Terry, Terryville, Conn., Circa 1850, 30-hour time/strike miniature OG molding style shelf clock. -
French figural white metal mantel clock, Arabic motif depicting Bedouin at the reins of his blanket clad camel. Dial has applied gilt Roman numerals on blue enamel plaques and base has plaque with Arabic inscription, time and strike on bell 8 day spring driven mvt. {with pendulum} C.1875. -
English, Thomas Reeve, Harlstone, Weight driven lantern clock, time and bell strike, made C.1920 in the style of 1750; note wooden bracket is NOT included with this lot, we borrowed it from the Hodges lantern for this foto. -
Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn., Circa 1845, 8-day time and strike, detached fusee steeple on steeple shelf clock. -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn, C.1850, brass repoussse "Paris" model shelf clock with 1-day Botsford patent movement, and original glass dome. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, 4-glass Crystal Regulator, the "MARQUIS", with open escapement on porcelain dial, and French style trimmings on case, c.1904 -
Ansonia Clock Co., "ELITE", cast metal mantel clock, finished in nickel-silver, and with Ansonia's fanciest visible escapement, the 'scape wheel supported by two winged griffins, and the Roman numerals on individual porcelain cartouches, c.1904 -
Ansonia Clock Co., "CROWN" 4-glass, crystal regulator, with open escapement on the dial, 8-day, gong strike, C.1914. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., rare "SANTA FE", city series walnut mantel clock, complete with all its metal leaves and damascene pendulum, 8-day with cathedral gong strike and lighter walnut dial surround. -
German, Winterhalder and Hoffmeier, unusual 4-glass and mahogany case, just slightly larger than the robust movement, quarter chiming Westminster tune on 4 very heavy flat wire gongs, and striking the hours on a still larger gong, c.1900. -
![German, BELL RINGER alarm, C.1875, an ebonized pine case with pressed brass trim, and with a small back wind pendulette [short pivoted pendulum] movement. 3rd hand for alarm set on small porcelain dial.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1819_a.jpg)
German, BELL RINGER alarm, C.1875, an ebonized pine case with pressed brass trim, and with a small back wind pendulette [short pivoted pendulum] movement. 3rd hand for alarm set on small porcelain dial. -
French, Marti et Cie, Circa 1900, 8-day time and gong strike brass and enamel crystal regulator mantel clock, w/ original 2-vial compensating pendulum; multi color enamel trim on case top, bottom and bezel, and with matching polychrome wreaths on the dial. -
Austrian, Johann Adam Erich, C.1780, brass dial, crown verge bracket clock, time, bell strike and alarm, standing barrel movement, short duration, and with faux pendulum aperture. -
![Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn, C.1845, Kirk's patent iron back plate, repeating mov't [rack strike] in a beehive case with mahogany veneer.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2739_a.jpg)
Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn, C.1845, Kirk's patent iron back plate, repeating mov't [rack strike] in a beehive case with mahogany veneer.