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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "BABY" cast metal desk "fan" being held by an infant, with a 1-day timepiece movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1910, Royal Bonn, "LA SEDAN", damaged case and fancy dial (open 'scape) movement from another Ansonia clock. -
Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn, c.1904, "EMPIRE No. 10", Crystal Regulator, 8-day gong strike mantel clock. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co. Thomaston Conn. "SHIP'S BELL, OUTSIDE BELL" model 30 hour ship's strike, spring driven mvt in brass case with large bell attached to back-board of case, c.1890 -
Sangamo Electric Co., Springfield, Ill., Circa 1928, An ingenious designed movement that uses jewel double-roller lever escapement from a 16 size Illinois pocket watch. The balance wheel is visible on the dial. An electric motor winds the movement in minute increments as needed and allowing the clock to run 30 hours if the electricity goes out. At the time the cycles per second had not been standardized and this clock still had to capacity to keep accurate time. -
Rodney Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike wood movement shelf clock. -
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ONION TOP" shelf clock, , 4-candle sticks, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't. -
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ACORN" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't. -
German, reproduction Teller-Uhr, mantle style, in a heavy cast brass case, cast brass dial and cast hands, cow's tail pendulum, c.1975. This is a quality clock; they sold new for a thousand D-marks, around $300 at the time. -
![Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, C.1949, CLINTON model desk clock with 2 3/4 inch dial, and tu-tone case with bronze base and tub with yellow brass handles. This model was first introduced in 1931. 8-day, time. A presentation piece, engraved on the base to "Herbert D. Hancock, 1924-1949, from his friends at the CHELSEA EVENING RECORD" [newspaper]](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1992_a.jpg)
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, C.1949, CLINTON model desk clock with 2 3/4 inch dial, and tu-tone case with bronze base and tub with yellow brass handles. This model was first introduced in 1931. 8-day, time. A presentation piece, engraved on the base to "Herbert D. Hancock, 1924-1949, from his friends at the CHELSEA EVENING RECORD" [newspaper] -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., C.1850, 8-day fusee time/strike shelf clock. -
Case Only, Welch Spring and Co., PATTI, as-found. -
Bradley and Hubbard,, CASE ONLY for 'Continental' novelty blinking eye clock, c.1860 -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., C.1863, "LONDON" model, 8-day time/strike shelf clock. -
Ansonia Clock Co., NEW YORK model brass over cast iron mantel clock, 8-day time and strike. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1895, Royal Bonn, "LA ROCHELLE", decorated in Blue Delft style, and signed on rear "Royal Bonn/Delft", with smaller 8-day Ansonia movement and with fancy cream dial with numerals on blue background. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "ARCH TOP", C.1880, 8-day time/strike mantel clock. -
Birge, Mallory and Co., Bristol, Conn, C.1840, full column and cornice, 8-day time and strike. -
Ansonia, Porcelain Clock, C.1910, standard line with no name, probably a wringer premium, with good open escapement movement and porcelain dial. -
French, Japy, Ormolu figural clock, c.1840, 8-day bell strike, silk thread suspension, showing a boy kneeling at top, as-found.