Search Antique Clocks
Showing 141–160
of 909 clocks
type Dial or Gallery
-
E. & A. Ingraham, Bristol, Conn., 8 day gilt gallery timepiece, c1855 -
Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn. & Brooklyn, NY, "One Day Lever", 30 hour, spring brass lever movement octagon wall clock or timepiece. C1885 -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, "Gallery" oak, 8 days, twin spring time only wall clock, c1904 -
Litchfield Manufacturing Company. Litchfield, Conn. gallery wall clock with a paper mache case with M.O.P. inlay and a spring driven, 8 days timepiece movement, c1852. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., gallery clock, turned pine case, Roman numeral, white painted wooden dial with presentation below 12:00 "Presented by A.E. Tolman In Memory of Henry S. Tolman", 8 days, spring driven, nickel plated timepiece movement, the front plate marked "E. Howard & Co., Boston 8 3/4", c1925 -
Boston Clock Co., Boston, Mass., 8 days, spring driven brass movement engine room wall timepiece, c1900, Serial No. 1998. Movement has a patent date of 1880. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn "Arcade" wall hanging gallery clock in an oak case with a 30 day double wind timepiece movement, c1909. -
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., 8 days, spring brass lever movement wall timepiece with a screw bezel, serial #19707, c1906 -
England, British United Clock Co., Birmingham, 8 days, spring brass movement wall timepiece advertising Milkmaid Milk. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, "Gallery No. 1", 30 day spring driven brass movement gallery wall timepiece, c1914 -
New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., "14" Gallery", wall clock, 30 days, time only, spring driven movement in a hardwood case with walnut finish with a papered metal dial, c1910. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 30 day, spring driven brass movement gallery wall timepiece, c1900 -
Wood, Montreal, "16" A Frame Fusee Gallery Clock", round 16 inch gallery clock that was retailed by Wood of Montreal in the 1860 era, and was probably made in England. The clock is signed on the fusee movement Wood and Montreal. This movement is a typical English 'A' frame movement with the original fusee type pendulum. It is a name that we have seen before on clocks of this period in Canada. The mahogany and mahogany veneer case was probably made in Canada. The front opens with hinges on the side and locks with a latch as opposed to using bars and wood taper pins. -
E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., 8 days, spring driven brass movement wall timepiece made for the "Railroad Chronometer Co., Chicago". Not shown in catalogs as it was a special order. Ingraham made a square case model of the same size named the "Solar", but this model is more ornate. Movement dated Nov. 1910. -
E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., 8 days, spring driven brass movement, cherry case gallery timepiece, c1897 -
French pressed iron multicolor painted, 8 days, time and strike, wall clock with Japy Freres tic-tac movement, c1910 -
Lenzkirch, Germany 8 days, spring driven brass movement, round gallery timepiece. Serial No. 1 Million 901627, c1920 -
Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., 8 day, spring brass lever movement wall clock with Daniel J. Gale's patent model No. 3 calendar. -
E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn. "14" Corrugated", 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall timepiece. -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn. Gallery wall clock with a spring driven 30 day double fusee timepiece movement in a rosewood veneered case with ripple front molding.