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Seth Thomas Clock Co., CHIME CLOCK No. 72, playing Westminster chimes on straight rods, with an engraved and silvered arched dial, and using No. 113 highest grade movement, and with subsidiary dials for Chime / Silent and F/S. -
C.1910, German, Junghans, ELEPHANT swing clock, the clock contained in the gilded "arm" supported by his trunk, back wind, center set, and with porcelain dial, 8-day. -
Ansonia Clock Co.., Brooklyn, New York, "JUMPER No. 2", 1-day spring novelty, with replacement doll. -
(3) desk clocks; two Seth Thomas "COMO" models 8 day time only mvt Ht 5 1/2" and a United electric in ship's wheel style Ht 8" -
(2) Sangamo electric synchronous motor table clocks. Ht 6" and 7" -
Austin Chittenden, Lexington, Mass, C.1835, time, strike and alarm half column and splat. -
(2) Jefferson Electric Company, Bellwood Ill. "GOLDEN HELM" and "GOLDEN SECRET" models electric mystery clocks. Ht 7" and 8" -
(2) desk clocks and (1) alarm clock; Tiffany and Co by Chelsea Clock Co. U.S.A. Ht 4", Jefferson electric "500" model Ht 5 1/2" and a plastic Chinese plastic alarm -
"Crosa" brand, modern Swinger, plastic molded figure with quartz movement, C.1998. -
Lot- (6) Ingraham alarm clocks, (6) New Haven travel clocks with leather or faux leather cases and a Terryville Mfg Co. Terryville Conn. candlestick clock -
Case only- J.C. Brown (Forestville Manufacturing Co) Bristol Conn. large cottage clock case "as found" -
Case only, Samuel Terry, C.1835, carved column and splat. Note very unusual twisty carved columns and well detailed double cornucopia splat. -
(2) Jefferson Electric Company, Bellwood Ill. "GOLDEN SUSPENSE" model electric mystery clocks. Ht 13" -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1896 "No. 844", porcelain china, mini tall case without movement. -
Quartz cottage clock with handcrafted, made in 1970. Ht 11 1/2" -
Case only, French, Porcelain china with hand painted floral decorations on the sides, and an accented transfer of cherubs below the dial opening of 4", light powder blue in color. -
Parker Clock Co., Meriden, Conn., Circa 1900, 30-hour alarm timepiece. -
American steeple clock, incomplete, mahogany veneered case with zinc painted dial and period mvt in a bag, c1870 -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn. "BURL" model one day time and alarm spring driven movement in stained poplar case with grain painted door and Roman numeral painted zinc 4" dial, c1881 -
Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn. "TUDOR NO. 1" time, strike and alarm 8 day sprind driven movement in mahogany veneered case with Roman numeral papered dial, c1879