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Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., "Model 2Q" hanging regulator for Ball Watch Company, Cleveland, Ohio, the oak No. 3 style case with octagonal top opening to the painted zinc arabic numeral dial, marked "Ball Watch Co./Cleveland.", and "Chelsea Clock Company/Boston U.S.A.", seconds bit and blued steel spade hands, with lower glazed door for pendulum and weight access, all on a molded pedestal, eight day brass trapezoidal plate movement marked "Chelsea Clock Company/Boston U.S. A.", dead-beat escapement with beat setting adjustment, maintaining power, movement and pendulum mounted to the iron bracket fastened to the back of the case, all powered by a compounded cylindrical brass weight and regulated by a flat wooden rod and brass pendulum, serial #176976 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Major" wall clock, walnut cased mirror side, 8 day gong strike. -
Josef Lorenz, In Wien, large Vienna regulator movement and dial, in later custom made case, 30 day, time only, brass, weight driven movement with gridiron pendulum in a rosewood veneered, pewter and brass inlaid case, with signed, Roman numeral, white enamel dial. -
Austria, after Franz Lehrner, in Wein, modern reproduction of year running Laterndluhr, weight driven, 2 weights hung from a single pulley via yoke. -
European, 3-weight "Vienna Regulator", grande sonnerie in a large 72 beat version, the modern walnut case carefully copied from an original, with canted corners, dozens of small frame moldings accenting burled insets, and carved with lions heads and roses at top, and acanthus leaves near bottom of door. The base itself fully carved with winged eagles and leafy scrolls. Removable top trim with large carved lions head and floral accents. -
Votti and Newman, Philadelphia, rare wall clock with metallic painted finish over extensive gesso trim, and with rare front to back pendulum, and the patent date visible through the dial opening Jan 11, 1884. Note winding below 12. We could not calculate the running duration, although Votti made movements of week, month and year duration. We ESTIMATE that this is a one month clock. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 89", jeweler's regulator wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement with Graham deadbeat escapement sending electrical impulse to slaves in a mahogany case with a 12in painted metal dial -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Regulator No. 18", 8 day, time only, oak long drop octagon weight driven wall clock -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Regulator No. 4", jeweler's regulator wall clock, 8 day, time only, brass weight driven Swiss movement with pinwheel escapement, gridiron lyre pendulum and sweep seconds in a walnut case with a white enamel dial and moon hands -
Dutch Friesan Stoelklok, MINIATURE, dial chapter ring is only 3 inches. The bracket or stuhl with original gilt mermaids, and lead trim intact. Continuous chain, time and bell strike 30 hour movement. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Flora", 8 day, time and strike, double weight driven brass movement wall clock. -
Howard & Davis, Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 2" banjo clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in a cherry case with reverse painted throat and lower tablets and painted metal dial -
Bevan and Weare, Birkenhead, a small, mid 19th century hanging regulator, the mahogany arch top case with glazed door containing a carved fret, base with deeply molded bottom bracket and carved drop, Roman numeral silvered dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, 8 day, time and strike fusee movement with shouldered plates, recoil escapement, and half seconds beating mercury pendulum, striking on a gong -
Austria, early 19th century 1-weight timepiece in a miniature Biedermeier "Dachluhr" case with original top trim; milk glass dial 2.7 in. diameter and with cast brass engine patterned bezel, duration 3+ days. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "Program Clock", wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with attached electrical components to operate a system of bells, buzzers or whistle blowing devices and a painted metal dial -
Case and dial only- Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Regulator No. 17" in old oak case with 18 inch Roman numeral painted metal dial -
Atkins, Whiting & Co. Bristol, Conn., 30 day, wagon spring brass and iron wheel type II movement with roller verge ripple molding drop octagon wall timepiece. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Umbria", wall clock, 30 day, time only, double spring driven 86W movement in a mahogany case with a painted metal dial -
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., "Berkshire" model, uncommon calendar clock with the calendar mechanism mounted to the door. -
E. Howard & Co.. Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 10" figure eight reissue wall clock, Serial #211, the walnut case in the figure eight form with roman numeral metal dial signed "E. Howard & Co./Boston", the full length door with glazed opening for the dial, waist section with gold and black geometric shaped decoration and lower 6-inch opening with black, gold and maroon concentric circles and center for pendulum viewing, lower turned drop at the base, eight day brass time only movement with front plate stamped "E. Howard & Co./Boston", "No. 10", "SN 211" and "6/76", recoil escapement all powered by an iron weight and regulated by a brass rod, and brass-faced pendulum bob.