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![C.1913 [dated], French, Samuel Marti for Bailey Banks and Biddle, Philadelphia PA: Brass crystal regulator with 8-day time and strike movement and 2-glass vial pendulum.](/images/robertoschmitt16/t384.jpg)
C.1913 [dated], French, Samuel Marti for Bailey Banks and Biddle, Philadelphia PA: Brass crystal regulator with 8-day time and strike movement and 2-glass vial pendulum. -
C.1900, French, Samuel Marti, Paris, 3-Piece Mantle Garniture, L' Histoire, a young girl with pen in her right hand, with her diary open, roses in her lap. Urns and figure of patinated white metal, with ormolu acanthus garlands spread across the marble bases. -
C.1895, France, S. Marti, White Marble and Ormolu 4-glass "Crystal Regulator", with the 12 Zodiac signs surrounding the porcelain dial, cast lions on each side of the case, and with 2-vial compensating pendulum intact. -
C.1835, George Marsh (partial label), 8-Day, wooden works, beveled case with straight cornice. -
C.1850, Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn: Steeple on steeple with 8-day time and strike fusee movement. -
C.1840 Birge, Mallory and Co., Bristol, Conn, Miniature triple decker shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike brass movement. -
C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn LA NORD, porcelain china clock in tu-tone sky blue and white with magenta colored rose bottom center, plus gold highlights, the porcelain dial with open escapement. -
C.1800, Crafts Mackay, Boston, 2-fusee bracket clock with crown verge escapement and pull cord repeat, striking on a large bell, the case with caryatids to the corners and pineapple finials and brass dial with calendar aperture at 6. -
![C.1842, Case of Litchfield Mfg with its original Jerome 8-day pendulum movement, on its original base, formerly in the collection of William [Bill] Wadleigh, and the Very Clock shown in Horology Americana, page 194.](/images/robertoschmitt16/t131.jpg)
C.1842, Case of Litchfield Mfg with its original Jerome 8-day pendulum movement, on its original base, formerly in the collection of William [Bill] Wadleigh, and the Very Clock shown in Horology Americana, page 194. -
C.1825, French, Lesieur, Gilt Bronze Empire mantel clock, 8-day, bell strike, the case with musical lyre on the front and wreaths to the sides, with a full length torch at each corner. -
C.1890, French, Leroy and Fils, 13 and 15 Palais Royal, Paris, Brass Cased GRAND SONNERIE carriage clock, in a gilt oval case and with original lever platform intact. Also with alarm and repeat. Serial No. 9876. Interestingly this clock was likely made by Drocourt, as it also bears a separate serial No. 10676, which fits their series, and the little oval with their trademark has been flattened with a punch. -
C.1830 Mark Leavenworth, Waterbury, Conn, Carved column and splat short-drop with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1970, (copy) Sheldon Hoch, White Plains, NY, Miniature pillar and scroll with 30-hr Mark Leavenworth period movement, restored. -
C.1825, (dated label) Mark Leavenworth and Son, Waterbury, Conn: Pillar and scroll shelf clock with 30-hr time and strike wood movement. -
C.1775, Le Roy, Paris, BOULLE clock, crown verge mov't, silk susp, remote bell. -
C.1985, Swiss, LeCoultre, Desk timepiece, a gilt brass frame, with a rear wind 16j movement, stacked vertically in skeleton style, the balance at the apex, with gilt brass studs for numerals on a frosted background. -
C.1980, /modern/ French, L'Epee, Gorge Cased calendar carriage clock with time, strike and repeat, subsidiary dials at the bottom of the main dial for day and date. -
C.1920, German, Junghans, WESTIMINSTER Chime bracket or table clock, in a mahogany case and with embossed brass dial. -
C.1910, German, Junghans, ELEPHANT, patinated spelter mysterious swinging timepiece, 8-day, on a shaped wooden base with molded edge. -
C.1910, German, Junghans, ONION BOY, gold tone-patinated spelter myserious swinging time piec, 8-day, on a round wooden base.