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C.1920, Wm. L. Gilbert, 12 Inch Drop Octagon, in oak, 8-day time only. -
C.1900, German, Gustav Becker, Oak cased timepiece, single weight with porcelain dial. -
C.2001, German, Hermle and Sohn, Modern Chiming Laterndluhr, in a linden case with thin dark walnut accent strip. Time train is weight driven. -
C.1915, E. Ingraham and Co.,12 INCH DROP OCTAGON, in a pressed oak case, 8-day time only. -
C.2000, German, Hermle, Westminster Wall clock, 3-weight, chain drive, in a walnut case with a shaped splat behind the pendulum. -
C.1920, Sessions, DROP OCTAGON, 12", short drop solid oak school clock, time only. -
C.1921, Seth Thomas, BRADFORD, 12-inch, in a mahogany veneer case, time only. -
C.1929, Waterbury, Daintie No. 2, 8-day mini drop octagon timepiece. -
C.2000, German, Hermle Walnut veneer wall clock, Westminster chime. -
C.1910, Japan, TAKANO CLOCK CO, Nagoya, Mini Oak School Clock, with restorations. -
C.2000, Black Forest Clock Co, Cleveland, OH, Hermle movement, Westminster chime wall clock with display shelves, oak case. -
Charles Fasoldt, Rome, N.Y., 30 day hanging regulator with escapement constructed to the specifications of his 1859 patent, the rosewood veneered case with architectural, molded top and inlaid, pitched pediment, above a rectangular case with conforming, glazed door and molded, gilt liner, the interior with rosewood veneered weight baffle, matted, gilt brass dial with applied, silvered, Roman numeral cartouches and seconds bit, blued steel hands of Fasoldt pattern, month going, 6 wheel timepiece movement with heavy brass plates, Harrisons maintaining power, and Fasoldt's patent escapement, employing his coaxial escape wheel, bimetallic, compensated pendulum with gilt, adjustable cylinders, and based on Ellicott's design, lead weight with integral pulley, and rosewood handled winding key. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 36", jeweler's wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement with mercury compensated pendulum, Graham deadbeat escapement and maintaining power in a mahogany case with a painted metal dial -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Regulator No. 19", jewelers hanging regulator, 8 day, time only weight driven movement, having a mercury compensated pendulum with two thumbprint jars, and contained in a cherry case with carved, turned, and molded ornament, with Roman numeral painted metal dial, steel spade hands, and center sweep seconds -
J. Thwaites, London, a large and impressive Act of Parliament or tavern clock, oak and mahogany case with carved dial surround featuring various flora and fauna, flanking cupids, and surmounted with acanthus and scallop shell ornament, the door with carved genre scene, sides with half caryatids, and base with acanthus surrounding a laurel wreath, dial with gilt Roman numerals and pierced brass hands, large, 8 day, 5 pillar timepiece movement with tapered plates, the front plate marked "I. Thwaites" and "1380", brass clad pendulum with wire rod and cylindrical lead weight -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 89", wall clock, 8 day, time only weight driven movement in a oak case with 12 inch, Roman numeral painted dial -
Japan, Edo period, striking wall clock, or Shaku-Dokei, commonly called "stick clock", the time movement of lantern style construction with crown wheel and verge driving the large, horizontal balance atop movement, delicately pierced front plate is intricately cut in the form of flowers, and is nicely engraved. The spring driven striking movement actually forms the weight that powers the time movement via a fine cord that winds around a horizontal barrel. Strikes on a bell. With movable numerals to compensate for the shortening days of winter. -
Gazo Family Clock Factory, San Diego, California, "XG-C" hanging jeweler's regulator, reproduction of Howard's "No. 60 Regulator", 8 day, time, strike and chime, three brass weight driven movement in a beveled glass front carved alderwood case with a cream enamel dial -
Welch, Spring & Co, Forestville, Conn.,. "Regulator Calendar No. 1", rosewood veneered case with 16-inch zinc roman numeral dial with center day of the week, blued steel maltese hands, the mid section with hinged door and B.B. Lewis enclosed perpetual calendar mechanism, the backboard in this section contains the original printed label reading in part..."Extra Eight-Day Perpetual Calendar Clocks...Manufactured by Welch, Spring and Co." and flocked paper dust cover, lower door with black and gold decorated tablet of Welch pattern, eight day, two weight, time-only, upside-down movement with recoil escapement and two cylindrical compounded iron weights, wooden pendulum rod and brass bob. -
Rappel K, Budapest, large hanging Vienna regulator, 30 day, time only, brass, weight driven movement, rosewood veneer case with ebonized ripple molding and carved crest, door corners also with carved ornament, signed, Roman numeral white enamel dial with well made blued steel hands