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type Shelf or Mantel
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C.1858, N. Pomeroy, Bristol, Conn, Italian style round Gothic rosewood case, 8-day time, strike and alarm. -
C.1851, French, Pierret, Mini Skeleton timepiece with engraved front plate and porcelain dial, base marked Ms.Honorables, Exp. Paris, Londres, and the back plate with the initial "P". -
C.1822, Parkinson and Frodsham, Change Alley, London, No. 636, 1-Day marine chronometer with both inner and outer boxes. -
C.1835 Isaac Packard, North West Bridgewater, Mass, miniature maple and mahogany flat pillar and splat, 30-hr time and strike east-west wood movement. -
C.1895, French, for Smith and Sons, London, THE EMPIRE CLOCK, small 8-day globe / world time clock, serial 322. A brass ring around the equator shows 24 hours, and a pointer indicates local time for your "home" region. Wind, set and regulate from base. English possessions are shown in light orange, others in ivory color. -
C.1835, Northrop and Smith, Goshen, Conn., Pilaster and cornice top shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1830, Norris North, Torrington, Conn, Pillar and splat short-drop shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike, wood movement. -
C.1850, Marine Clock Mf'g Co, New Haven, with KIRK'S PATENT FUSEE movement with remote spring barrel, and with lever moving between double 'scape wheels. -
C.1850, Marine Clock Mf'g Co, New Haven, with KIRK'S PATENT IRON backplate movement with double 'scape wheels, in a small gilt case with original dial. -
C.1835, R.E. Northrop, New Haven, Conn, Carved column and splat short-drop shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1848, Marine Clock Mfg, New Haven, Conn, cottage clock with Kirk's Patent 30-hour time and strike movement. -
C.1895, New Haven Chime No. 3, Westminster tune, mahogany case with cast trim. This is a nice clean example with all of its applied decorations intact and a clean dial. An auxiliary movement below the striking movement, chimes the quarter hour on four gongs, followed then by strike on larger gong. Three is a patent "echo chamber" in the base of the clock. It has a clean label that was misapplied at the factory as it mis-states this to be the "Abbey" model. This model is pictured on p.96 of Ly's New Haven Clock Book with a 1997 value of $625. -
C.1853, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, shelf timepiece, with patent S.N. Botsford movement, in a Litchfield Mfg. paper mache case. -
C.1900, New Haven Clock Co, TUXFORD, Model, 5-glass mantel regulator with 2- vial pendulum. -
C.1829, Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, large "Ironing Board Top" mahogany shelf clock, 2-weight, 8-day brass works with round painted dial. -
C.1830, Munger and Benedict, Auburn NY, Mahogany "Ironing Board" shelf clock with 8-day time and strike weight movement. -
C.1831, Atkins and Downs for George Mitchell, short-drop carved column and splat transition clock, 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1890, Mermod Freres, St. Croix, Switzerland, ten tune music box with original tune sheet; longer running spring with Jacot Safety Check and tune indicator to the left. 14.5" wide cylinder, double comb, Sublime Harmony. Key wound from the right side of the box. -
Mid 20th Century, Thomas Mercer, Ltd, St. Albans, England (1858-1954), No. 1131, 8-Day Chronometer table clock. Has a mahogany case with ebony stringing along the perimeter of all sides. Has a running "stop" at 1, bubble level on top of case, hinged brass bezel for winding, 11 jewel full chronometer detent platform is visible from top of case. There is info on the internet regarding Mercer, as well as in Ehrhardt's book 5, pages 103 and 129. -
C.1750, French, Massoii, Paris, Boulle clock with tortoise shell and brass inlay with unique single spring time, qtr strike and repeat movement, with 3 bells atop case.