Search Antique Clocks
Showing 12,241–12,260
of 15,711 clocks
type Shelf or Mantel
-
Ansonia Clock Co., "CABINET - B", oak cased clock with antique brass trimmings, 8-day gong strike mov't, and with embossed brass dial, c.1894 -
Star Brass Mfg. Co., Boston, an engine room timepiece in a nickel plated cast /turned brass case with hinged bezel, and 8.5" dial, the whole on a vertical mount, also plated, and with a high quality nickeled damascene movement by Waltham Watch Co, and with a robust gilt lever platform. -
English /Scottish, Regency bracket clock, 2-fusee, time and strike in a mahogany case with inlay to the front panel, 8-day, with cathedral gong strike, and with 7 inch silvered dial bearing name of retailer Edward, Glasgow. -
Brewster and Ingrahams, transitional production (E. C. Brewster and Co. signed mov't and dial), rare Kirk's patent iron back-plate repeating mov't (rack and snail), in a rosewood steeple case, C.1843. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., C.1868, "LARGE ROSEWOOD COLUMN" and cornice shelf clock, 2-wt, 8 day, gong striking. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co, SHELL COLUMN (large), C.1870, with eagle eating snake in urn and gilt scroll tablets, 2-weight, gong striking. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, C.1896, "LINCOLN". 2-weight time and gong strike shelf clock, in an ebonized case. -
English, London area, timepiece skeleton clock, single chain fusee, in a scroll frame with well shaped baluster pillars, and w/ a well fretted brass and silvered dial, C.1860, less dome. -
![English, John Bull Clock Co., JOHN BULL AUTOMATIC ALARM, clock, 8-day. This is a rare item, and a detailed article by Peter Gosnell appeared in the Oct 2009 Bulletin [pages 522--533]. A copy of the article is included inside the clock. We have not had this model before. C.1910](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2725_a.jpg)
English, John Bull Clock Co., JOHN BULL AUTOMATIC ALARM, clock, 8-day. This is a rare item, and a detailed article by Peter Gosnell appeared in the Oct 2009 Bulletin [pages 522--533]. A copy of the article is included inside the clock. We have not had this model before. C.1910 -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn, C.1850, paper mache model shelf clock with 1-day Botsford movement, and old glass dome. Colorful and vibrant front or shield was made by the Litchfield Mfg. Co. -
Unsigned, modern reproduction MASSACHUSETTS SHELF clock, with the applied name of Aaron Willard to the top tablet. Lower tablet showing the "Escape of the Constitution" during the War of 1812, and of 8-day duration, weight driven. -
German desk clock with 8 day spring driven Swiss movement in Art Deco gilt case with center inset painted ivory panel on dial with pastoral scene and geometric enameled decoration bordering Arabic numerals, c1925 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "CABINET - D" antique oak finished mantel clock with brass trimmings, this model with "open well" design to show the fancy cast pendulum w/ sun burst face in center. Fancy brass dial is embossed with numerals on raised circles, c.1894 -
![Ansonia Clock Co., 4-Glass crystal regulator, PEERLESS, with 3 figures, Cupid at top [with arrow still attached], and the case flanked by 2 other cherubs, open escapement on the dial and gong striking, C.1905](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2674_a.jpg)
Ansonia Clock Co., 4-Glass crystal regulator, PEERLESS, with 3 figures, Cupid at top [with arrow still attached], and the case flanked by 2 other cherubs, open escapement on the dial and gong striking, C.1905 -
Acorn Shelf Clock, C.1848, case most likely by J. C. Brown, now with an unsigned Boardman style 1-day fusee movement, the old back-board showing filled holes. -
Atkins Clock Co, Bristol, Conn, ,1860, "PARLOR No. 1", rare model double fusee, "Equalizing Spring" 30-day shelf clock, rosewood, time only. -
English, Edro. Hodges, C.1670, Lantern clock, single hand, bell strike, with meter pendulum + brass sheathed weight, also purpose made oak wall bracket. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "MECHANICAL" clock, animated with ship's wheel rotating back and forth with each tick of the clock, c.1894. -
Ansonia Clock Co., "CABINET ANTIQUE, No. 1", sometimes called the bell top antique, in oak with brass plated metal trimmings, this clock with fancy brass dial with individual porcelain cartouche numerals, c.1894 -
Eureka Clock Co Ltd, London battery powered, electro-magnetic timepiece mounted on brass base under dome with exposed rotating balance, serial No. 7183 c1910