001.  C. 1943, Westclox, LaSalle, IL, WAR ALARM, made of pressed – molded paper, painted with dull crinkle finish.   Condition:   generally good average condition.  There is missing finish on lower right front of base, and the bottom with a chip of paper missing.  The dial however is outstanding, which is the most important part.  All manufacturing was government controlled in WWII and Westclox got approval to make these with a paper case {even the rear dust cover is pressed paper}.  The price was $1.65,  imprinted into the dust cover.  All set stems and winders are original and the clock is ticking and alarming.  Ht 5.5"  [14cm]   $30--$50

002.  C.1900, Parker Clock Co., Meriden, Conn, Calendar Alarm clock, in a nickeled case with original handle and feet.   Condition:  a noteworthy minus is the lack of winder, which is a specialized unit with little wings for winding and a small square on the other end for setting.  If you have another Parker, or even a Parker & Whipple, you can copy your existing winder.  Still, this is the first miniature calendar alarm that we have seen and the original cello dial is in good condition with minor fading.  Arthur Hotchkiss patent readable on dial with magnifier.  Diameter of dial = 1.6", height including handle  = 3.6"  [9cm]  $75--$125

003.  C.1865, Terhune & Edwards, New York, 8-day time/strike iron front shelf clock.    Condition:  Painted iron case with Mother-of-Pearl and painted flower decoration is in clean condition, no breaks nor repairs to metal, most of the decorations are original, parts of black paint restored..  Dial paper is new on a replaced dial pan. Hands are modern.  Nice clean label inside.  Ht 18.75"  [47.6 cm] $75--$125

004.  C.1855, American Clock Co.[?], 8-day time/strike iron front mantel clock, no label.    Condition:  Cast iron front with MOP and with an original finish, and dirt hiding original decoration.  Original painted dial has paint loss the edge and in the center.  Minute hand is cut down replacement; unique hour hand is original.  Ribbed plate brass movement is the type made by Brewster & Ingrahams.   Iron fronts continue to be one of the most under-appreciated clocks in Americana.  Ht 18.75"  [47.6 cm]  $100--$150

005.  C.1908, Sessions Clock Co., "Ramona",  8-day time/strike mission style wall clock.  Condition:  Oak case in very nice condition with original mountings and old finish. Hands are original.  Pendulum is a modern Japanese replacement, however you might be able to find an old American one at an Nawcc meeting.  Label on the back has some losses and has turned dark, but is still fully legible.  For reference, see Tran Ly's book on Sessions Clocks, page 250.   Ht 31"  [78.7 cm]  $100--$150

006.  {Conversion} C.1885, E. N. Welch Mfg Co., Forestville, Conn., "Eclipse", 8-day time/strike/alarm wall clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in clean condition, however the bottom "hanging" splat is newly made, the original mantle style base removed and the glue lines clearly showing where it was mounted.  Paper dial has been replaced. Pendulum and tablet are original. Nice label on the back. Movement is signed.  Our estimate is for the shelf model.  Ht 28"  [71.1 cm]  $125--$175

007.  C.1910, Sessions Clock Co., "Bahama", 8-day mission style wall timepiece.  Condition:  Refinished oak case in very nice clean condition.  Hands and old anchor pendulum appear original, however the Sessions catalog for that year show a smooth round bob.  Movement is signed.  On the back there is a piece of repaired backboard from an Ingraham clock that is not original.  Still an attractive Arts & Crafts clock.  See Tran Ly's book on Sessions, page 250, figure 649 for additional details.   Ht 1.25"  [48.2 cm]  $100--$150

008.  C.1934, E. Ingraham & Co., "Auroa No. 1", 8-day time/strike tambour clock.  Condition:  Mahogany case in nice condition with original finish.  There a couple of small dents and minor scratches.  Original silvered dial is good, with minor tarnish..  Hands are original.  Has duo-tone bim bam strike, and retains nice original label in rear.  Ht 9.75"  [24.7 cm]  $50--$80

009.  C.1900, German, Lenzkirch, Model #100 – Reise Wecker or travel alarm in a stamped brass case,  Condition:   although the case has some minor oxidation where the lacquer has been rubbed off the brass, it is overall in very good condition, with nice dial, Lenzkirch signature, and all set stems and winders intact.  For a full discourse on this and other Lenzkirch models, see book 150 Jahre Lenzkircher Uhren, pages 14-15.  Early models had external concentric alarm set and porcelain dial, later model [like this] had crystal over hands and subsidiary alarm dial. Ht 3"  [7.5cm]  $150--$200

010.  C.1900, English, Gravity Clock, round brass canister contains movement, driven by its own weight when lifted on two columns with side teeth.   Condition:  fair, this clock is not running reliably, pivot for pendulum has been repaired and there are file marks on the escape wheel.  However it is an uncommon item and still repairable by a good mechanic.  Ht 10.2"  [26cm]   $90--$120

011.  C.1910, Lot of 3 Novelty China Clocks:  1> Royal Bonn "Anvil" by Ansonia with two small chips on the top of the case {old and hard to see with dirt in the crevice}, and with a stained dial.  2> Likely Waterbury "Dragon" with brilliant dial surround, and 3> German Jasper Ware mini {similar to Wedgewood}, case with dirty, but overall very good condition and will clean up OK.  From the M.A. Saiben collection.   Avg ht 6.7"  [17.5cm]   $100--$150

012.  C.1890 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Drop Octagon 12 Inch",  8-day wall timepiece.  Condition:  Rosewood veneered case in nice condition with a small piece of veneer missing the bottom corner of the pendulum door.  The segments that make up the drop area have separated a little and will need attention.  ST movement is original to the case and hands are original; also orig tablet and great label.  The dial is the right size and style for this case, but has an extra winding hole at two o’clock {filled in} and another small hole near the center; bezel with hinge repair.Good potential if you can deal with the dial.  Ht 24"  [60.96 cm]  $125--$225

013.  C.1910, Lot of 4 Novelty China Clocks:   1> A Delft case with German movement, has an old repair, about 1cm on base and another chip on right margin; still fotogenic.  2> A modern Japanese case with modern movement, Bud received this as a gift {shades of brown}, 3> New Haven "Elder" model of only fair quality and with 2 old cracks in the rear of the case, and 4> German Novelty china with two vignettes  of Alps  and Black Forest scenes; this clock in very nice condition.  Avg hts 6.7"  [17.5cm]   one bid for all three  $75--$125

014.  C.1850, Elisha Manross, Forestville, Conn., 30-hour time/strike OOG shelf clock.    Condition:  Refinished mahogany veneered case in good clean condition.  Original dial has been repainted.  Bottom tablet is modern, however carefully stenciled to copy an old design.  Original movement has had new mounting blocks made {well done}.  Hands are replacements.  A careful workman has restored this clock, and it seems to run OK, and the veneer is especially attractive.  Ht 23.75"  [60.3 cm]  $75--$125

015.  C.1915, E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol., Conn., "Ingot", oak short drop octagon model with calendar, 8-day timepiece.  Condition:  Refinished oak case in nice clean condition.  Paper dial has been replaced.  Calendar hand is original.  The other hands appear to be replacements.  Brass bezel has broken at the hinge {solder joint} and will need attention.  The glass in the bottom door is original and probably had the word "Regulator" printed on it.  Pendulum bob is old, but was originally a cast "kitchen" style {replacements available}.  Movement is properly signed, complete and sound.  Ht 22.25"  [56.5 cm]  $100--$150

016.  C.1860, New Haven Clock Co., 8-day time, strike & alarm beehive mantel clock.  Condition:  Case in very good condition with some roughness and minor loss on the bottom door and some  minor damage on the right corner of the base, note mahogany side veneer with rosewood on the front surfaces..  There is some damage on the back edge of the peak.  Original painted dial has significant flaked areas. Hands are original. Original tablet has large losses in the center.  Door knob is a replacement.  Still a good original clock.  Ht 18.5"  [46.9 cm]  $100--$150

017.  C.1923, Ansonia Clock Co., "Heppelwhite", 8-day lever movement wall timepiece.  Condition:  Walnut case in nice condition with an original beveled glass mirror, some minor losses to finish on corners and some small dents to moldings.  Gold tone dial {metal} is very clean and hands are original.  This timepiece was made by Ansonia under a license from the Waltham Watch Co.,  Some minor deterioration of the silver on the mirror.  Good Ht 32.5"  [82.5 cm]  $150--$250

018.  C.1950, German, I. Kaiswer Gmgh, Villingen, Bird in Cage, on Stand, with alarm, the time indicated on annular rings {bottom for hours, top for minutes}, a separate dial in the floor of the cage for the alarm, and with a twitching bird that moves when clock ticks.    Condition:  Bud Saiben has had this clock for a long while, and the brass base has oxidized, the clock case has lost most of its gilding, but is still complete and sound, ticks and stops.  Ht of cage = 5.5"  [14cm]  and overall with stand, 8.5"  [21.5cm]  $150--$200

019.  C.1921, English Gravity timepiece, The 30-hour movement is driven by a weight inside the case that is raised by a lever on the side with a visible escapement and a compound bar-bell pendulum, serial #L3870.  Condition:  Black painted case is very clean and has been repainted.  Black dial is very nice.  Hands are original.  There is a small metal label on the back with patent numbers listed.  Seems to run OK.  We sold one of these in the May 2006 auction, lot 164 for $290.  Ht 10"  [25.4 cm]  $175--$225

020.  C.1915, E. Ingraham & Co., "NYANZA", spring banjo, 8-day time only in a mahogany case.   Condition:  the dial has been repapered with a proper Ingraham signature dial; top right pan screw needs a tiny piece of wood inset to anchor it.  The pendulum has been replaced with a small embossed item that works OK, but different than what is called for.  Movement is original to the case and complete and sound, however will need cleaning.  Tablets are original; there is design loss on the throat tablet.  Overall very good condition.  When all original, this model brings $500.  For details, see Ly's Ingraham book, page 108.  Ht 39"  [99cm]  $300--$400

021.  C.1913, New Haven Clock Co., "San Jose",  8-day time/strike mission style mantel clock.  Condition:  Stained oak case in nice condition with original finish.  Hands are original.  Remains of a label on the back of the case.  Ht 20.5"  [52 cm]  $75--$150

022.  C.1886, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Ogden",  8-day time/strike City Series mantel clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in clean condition.  Dial pan, dial and the shaped wooden panel the dial is mounted to are replacements.  Tablet a replacement.  Hands appear to be old, but are not original to this clock.  Pendulum is original, leader has broken and needs soldering [part is there].  Movement is signed, and there is still a label in the bottom of the case. Would be $350 if original.   Ht 21.5"  [54.6 cm]  $100--$200

023.  C.1865, Nicholas Müller, New York, 30-hour time/strike/alarm iron front mantel clock.  Condition:  Highly detailed baroque style cast iron front has been sand blasted, can be enjoyed as is or painted.  Bottom brass access door is a replacement; top bezel repaired and does not close fully.  Paper dial is a replacement.  Hands are replacements.  A dark but readable label is inside case.  Both movements are complete and functional.  Ht 14.5"  [36.8 cm]  $70--$90

024.  C.1851, Henry C. Smith's, Plymouth, Conn, OG shelf clock, time and strike, 30 hour.   Condition:  this clock came from a barn and is absent its weights and pendulum, and the dial suffers from a candle being held too close.  However it is a restorable 19C OG, with an in service label from George Molloy, dated Jan 14, 1851, and a decent Smith's label as well.  Tablet is about 1/3 flaked but is also original.  Also couple of veneer chips, but overall fair original condition.  Ht 25"   [63cm]   $60--$80

025.  C.1909 E. Ingraham & Co., "Dew Drop Calendar", 8-day calendar wall timepiece.  Condition:  Imitation rosewood case in very nice condition with original finish.  Dial pan/ paper dial are original, but someone painted in and around the numbers to improve the appearance and did a poor job {looks great in foto, not so when you get up close}.  Hands and bottom glass are original.  Movement is signed.  Pendulum and hardware original.  Remains of a label on the back.  Worth restoring the dial.  Ht 23.5"  [59.69 cm]  $175--$225

026.  C.1874 Ansonia Brass & Copper Co., "Drop Extra", 8-day wall timepiece.   Condition:  Refinished rosewood veneered case in generally good condition with some veneer loss on the dial door between 3 and 5 o’clock, other minor chips, and with the 2 finials missing on either side of lower door.  Bottom tablet is original.  Original painted dial is very nice with paint flaking at the winding arbor and one other small flake.  Both hands are from another clock and with repairs.  Nice label inside case, a bit dark with age.  Worth restoring.  Ht 26"  [66.04 cm]  $225--$325

027.  C.1885 Seth Thomas Clock Co., COTTAGE model 8-day mantel clock.  Condition: Rosewood veneered case in very clean condition with original finish. Original painted dial has some minor paint flaking.  Hands and tablet are original. Nice clean label inside. Movement is signed.   A nice example of this model.  Ht 14.5"  [36.83 cm]  $100--$200

028.  C.1865 Waterbury Clock Co.,  30-hour, time/strike iron front mantel clock.  Condition: Very nice iron front clock with original decoration intact. The name "J & R Shepherd" is cast into the back {either patentee or founders}.  Paper dial has been replaced.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Top bezel replaced; lower hinge bent needs repair.  Still nice Americana; hard to find with original surface.   Ht 16.75"  [42.54 cm]  $100--$200

029.  C.1954, Chelsea Clock Co., 8-day ward room or engine room timepiece, composition case.  Condition:  Bakelite case in excellent condition with original dial and hands.  The movement is numbered 595966 and was made in 1954.  This timepiece was clearly made for the U.S. Government, but no serial number was entered on the dial, so it may never have been used by the military.   Ht 7.5"  [19 cm]  $200--$300

030.  C.1889 E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville, Conn., "8 Inch Drop Octagon", 8-day time & gong strike school clock. Condition: Rosewood veneered case in very good condition with original finish.  There are a couple of veneer chips on two corners of the octagon top and a small chip on one back edge.  Original painted dial is very nice for its age with some scratches around the winding arbors.  Hands and pendulum are original, as is old Welch key. A couple of holes in case back where the case was screwed to the wall.   For reference, see Ly's book titled Welch Clocks page 119, fig 195.  Ht 18.75"  [47.62 cm]  $175--$275

031.  C.1880 E. Ingraham & Co., "Octagon Lever", 30-hour wall timepiece.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in nice condition with an original finish.  There is a small area of veneer missing on the upper right corner of the case.  Original dial has some wear and has age darkened.  Hands are original.  An exceptionally nice orange colored label on the back.  You will find similar models in Ly's book in Ingraham clocks, page 138, however this model with Og sides is not shown.  Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $75--$100

032.  C.1928 New Haven Clock Co., "Willis", 12-day banjo timepiece.  Condition:  Mahogany case in very good condition with original finish.  Original dial is very clean.  Both tablets, hands and eagle finial are original.  A nice example of the Willis.  Ht 17.75"  [45.08 cm]  $100--$150

033.  C.1865 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cabinet No. 1", 30-hour cottage timepiece with an H-Type movement.    Condition: Rosewood veneered case in good condition, attractively re-finished.  There is a small piece of veneer missing on the right side bottom edge and a small ding on the back edge.  Dial paper has been replaced, however the dial pan is not lined up properly with the movement and it is difficult to wind..  Hands are original.  Partial label on the back.  Movement is signed. You can see a picture of this movement on page 224 of Tran Du Ly’s: Seth Thomas Clocks & Movements, 3^rd edition, vol. 1.   Ht 9"  [22.8 cm]  $100--$200

034.  C.1915 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Long Alarm", 30-hour alarm timepiece.    Condition: Cleaned and polished cast metal case in very nice condition.  Original paper dial is stained and has darkened a little.  Hands are original.  Most of these have stress cracks in the drum from lack of annealing, however this one is in good shape.  Overall a good example of this model.   Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $50--$100

035.  C.1917 New Haven Clock Co., "Theone", 8-day time/strike crystal regulator. Condition: Inlayed mahogany case with a couple of small dings is in very clean condition with original finish.  Original porcelain dial is good escept for very small blemish in margin outside 7, and hands are original.  Beveled glass panels are perfect.  Steel and brass imitation vial pendulum is from another clock, and does not fit the leader, however replacements are available from Timesavers in Az.   For reference, see Tran Ly's book on New Haven, page 106, fig 381.  Value with original pendulum is $450. Ht 11.25"  [28.57 cm]  $175--$275

036.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., 30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock. Condition:  Mahogany veneered case in good condition with remains of an old finish.  There are small chips in the veneer along the edges of case in various places.  Original painted dial is good for it age. Hands are original. Orig bottom glass is broken in top corner.  Movement is signed.  Great label.  Ht 25.5"  [64.77 cm]  $75--$125

037.  C.1911 E. Ingraham & Co., "Antwerp" 8-day Mission Oak timepiece.  Condition: Oak case in good condition with remains of the original finish.  Bottom tablet is not original.  Hands are original.  Pendulum is old and probably Ingraham, however this model shows in the catalog with am embossed pendulum.   Someone cut the backboard and re-fit it to the rear of the case.  For reference, see Ly's Ingraham book, page 320, fig 1091.   Ht 32"  [81.28 cm]  $75--$125

038.  C.1910, E. Ingraham & Co., "Siren" 8-day time/strike Cabinet model mantel clock.  Condition: Oak case is in generally good condition with original finish.  Original dial is pretty good for its age, only slight age darkening.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Tablets are original.  Remains of a label on the back.  A good example of this model.  Ht 19"  [48.2 cm]  $90--$120

039.  C.1865 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cabinet No. 1", 30-hour time/strike round top cottage clock with a J-type movement.    Condition: Rosewood veneered case is in very clean condition with original finish.  There is a veneer repair on the left side bottom and a little damage on the left side back edge.  Paper dial was pasted over flaking paint a long time ago and appears to be 80+ years old.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Fragment of a label on the back.  You can see a picture of this movement on page 225 of Tran Du Ly’s: Seth Thomas Clocks & Movements, 3^rd edition, vol. 1.  Ht 9"  [22.8 cm]  $100--$200

040.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Arch Top", 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition: Rosewood veneered case in generally good condition with veneer loss on the left side bottom moldings, a small repair on the bottom front edge and area of loss on the top front molding.  There is also some veneer raising on the dial surround.  Original painted dial has flaking and loss at the edges.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Good label inside case. When these are pristine, they can bring over $600.  Ht 16"  [40.6 cm]  $150--$250

041.  C.1850, Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8-day round gallery timepiece.  Condition:   Gilded case is now brushed with gold paint; glass is missing.  Original wooden dial has a vertical crack that has been glued from the reverse and touched up from the front  Movement is the typical east-west type found in these cases.   Nice paper label inside case.  Ht 13.75"  [34.9 cm]  $275--$325

042.  C.1900, German, Behrens, Gongschlag, 8-day, drop well {glazed cover}, "Berliner" style wall clock with original top.   Condition:  the well made movement signed with a large B on a flag with the edge cut to a "K", for Karft Behrens, Leipzig, and with serial number 28608.  This maker is listed in  Kochmann's 1988 trademark index.  There are some nicks and scrapes to the case, and the pend bob has been replaced with a later plastic backed job [works OK], otherwise the clock is in good original condition with orig finish intact.  Ht 30.2"  [77cm]   $275--$375

043.  C.1901 Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A", 8-day time/strike long drop octagon school clock.  Condition:  Partially stripped walnut case in nice condition with remains of the original finish on the bottom box.  There is a little damage to the upper left corner of the bottom door.  Paper dials have been replaced.  Hands are original. Needs a seconds hand. Brass door bezel is a replacement.  Regulator label on the door glass is not original.  Old pendulum is from another clock; works OK.  Very nice label inside case with some stains.   Still has potential.  For reference, see Ly Ansonia book {1998}, page 199, fig 660.   Ht 32"  [81 cm]  $175--$275

044.  C.1896 E. Ingraham & Co., "Reflector", 8-day wall timepiece.  Condition:  Rosewood veneered case in nice condition with original finish and original graining on the doors.  The upper door has a stress crack near 11 o’clock.  Original dial has age darkened.  Hands are original.  Bottom glass has lost its black and gilt border.  Pendulum is old, but from another clock, calls for a bob with concentric rings and grid+leaf trim. {see Tran Ly's book on Ingraham, pg 138 for details}  Fair to good label in case back.  Would be $700 with proper pend and tablet.    Ht 29.5"  [74.93 cm]  $375--$475

045.  C.1885, New Haven Clock Co., 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition:  Walnut case in nice clean condition with an original finish.  Original painted dial has some paint loss and has age darkened.  Hands, 1881 patent pendulum and tablet are original.  Movement is properly signed.  Ht 23"  [58.42 cm]  $100--$200

046.  C.1885, Waterbury Clock Co., "The Hough", 8-day time/strike/alarm parlor clock.   Condition:  Walnut case in nice condition with original finish with some wear, and some varnish starting to flake off.  Original dial is very clean.  The minute hand is a replacement.  Tablet and indicator pendulum are original, but the indicator hand is missing its tip.  Movement is signed.  Nice label on the back with the name "I. Hough, Albany, NY".  One small glue block is missing behind the top.  Nicer than average.  Ht 23.25"  [59.05 cm]  $150--$250

047.  C.1830, Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour wood movement half column and splat shelf clock.  Condition:  Mahogany veneered case in very clean condition with original finish.  There is a small piece of veneer missing on the left corner of the base and a small damaged area in the center area of the base.  Stenciling is original, with some wear.  The original splat has its upper half replaced with a new piece {Karen Larson can match it in}.  Orig painted dial has some wear around the winding arbors, but is very nice; hands don’t match.  Original painted tablet is in very nice condition with some areas of paint loss and lifting. Metal dust cover for the back of mov't is missing.  Ht 35"  [88.9 cm]  $275--$375

048.  C.1921 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Chime Clock No. 71", 8-day Westminster chime mantel clock.  Condition:  Mahogany case in very nice condition with original finish.  Silvered dial is almost perfect with just a slight amount of tarnish.  Hands are original.  Signed #113-A movement striking on melodious rods.  Pendulum is original.  Ht 13.40"  [34.03 cm]  $275--$375

049.  C.1890, New Haven Clock Co., "Umbria", 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in clean condition, but with a couple of age cracks in the front panel.  Original dial is quite nice with some minor scratches, and New Haven insignia.  Old hands don’t match.. Pendulum is original.   Nice label on the inside back door.   An uncommon mantle clock.  We've noticed this in the catalog for years, but this is the first one we have seen. See Ly New Haven book, page 199.  Ht 18"  [45 cm]  $175--$275

050.  C.1850, M. W. Atkins & Co., Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock {Merritt Washington Atkins}.  Condition:  Refinished rosewood and mahogany case in good condition with some minor veneer loss on the corners and a couple of chips on the base.  Original painted dial is very nice with just a little loss on one corner.  Old hands are later.  Superb original Fenn tablet with some loss of the background paint on the border.  Original Atkins label for an 8-day clock used in this 30-hour example, "eight" was inked over at the factory.  This firm was a successor to Atkins & Porter.  Ht 26"  [66 cm]  $100--$150

051.  C.1930 George Mitchell, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.  Condition: Stripped mahogany veneered case in nice condition with restoration. Columns and splat have been very nicely re-stenciled.  Veneer is missing on the base and a small piece missing on the top corner.  Original dial has some minor wear and is soiled a little.  Mirror is period and could be original to the case.  Wooden panel to protect the mirror is missing.  Ht 34.75"  [88.26 cm]  $150--$250

052.  C.1890, German,  Schablonenuhr "Victoria", 8-day time+ gong strike R/A pendulum wall clock.  Condition: Walnut case with ebonized accents is above average in the use of some nice figured walnut veneer with original finish.  The top is missing to this case. There is a shrinkage crack in the wood section in the door above the dial.    Original porcelain dial to the movement has a hairline crack at about 7 o’clock, otherwise fine.  Hands are original.  Ht 28.5"  [73 cm]  $175--$275

053.  C.1890, English, 8-day fusee round drop, wall timepiece.  Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered case in generally good condition with original finish.  Original painted dial is worn and will need to be cleaned or repainted; remains of original retailer "J. Ramsay".  Original cast brass bezel has become separated from its hinge and will also need a glass.  Hands are original, some rust on hands.  Heavy plate chain drive movement is good condition with an original pendulum, is ticking but would benefit from cleaning.  Ht 18"  [45.72 cm]  $250--$350

054.  C.1840, Unknown,  8-day, 2-wt,  time & strike column cornice shelf clock.   Condition: Mahogany veneered case in generally good condition with original finish.  There is some veneer loss on the sides of the base and along the edge of the cornice.  Original painted dial is very nice, but is missing the slide up mirror.  Hands are original.  Case contains a large & robust strap brass movement with pewter winding drums.  Feet are original.  Tablets are poor replacements.  There is not much left of the label and based on the movement it could have been made by Birge, Mallory & Co. Ht 36.25"  [92.07 cm]  $300--$400

055.  C.1900, New Haven Clock Co., "Ivanhoe", 8-day time/strike figural mantel clock.  Condition: Bronze finish white metal figure on a black enameled base is in good condition with some small paint chips. Finial on top of the urn is missing, but reproductions are available.  The little side arm piece on the urn has broken off, but is with the clock.  Original porcelain dial has a hairline crack at 4 0’clock.  Hands are original.    Ht 16"  [40.64 cm]  $200--$300

056.  C.1925, German, Kienzle Clock Co., Wurtemburg & New York,  8-day Westminster chime tambour mantel clock.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in very clean condition with original finish.  Original silvered dial with raised bronze numerals is excellent.  Hands are original and chime rods are intact.  Interestingly the dial says Wurtemburg, and a nice metal label on the rear says "New York".  Ht 10.25"  [26.03 cm]  $100--$200

057.  C.1920, Chelsea Clock Co., "Babro No. 110", 8-day time & house strike tambour style mantel clock made for Tiffany & Co, New York {on dial}.  Condition: Mahogany case in good original condition, but a horizontal crack across the case {see  either side of 3 & 9}.    Silvered dial is very fine with a couple of tiny scratches.  Minute hand is missing.  Movement has the serial no. 141428.  Ht 8.25"  [20.95 cm]  $125--$225

058.  C.1920, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "Thespian",  8-day time & gong strike wall clock.  Condition: Refinished walnut case in clean condition with restorations.  The carved top, while very nice, is not original. Wood panel that supports the dial has age cracks.   Original dial pan has a new paper dial.  Hands are not original.  Pendulum bob is original, while the rod is new.   Ht 34"  [86.36 cm]  $100--$200

059.  C.1920, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "No. 3040 – Ulster", 8-day time & gong strike wall clock.  Condition: Mahogany stained poplar case in generally good condition with remains of original finish.  Original silver finished dial is tarnished and has some poor touchup to the numbers   Hands, pendulum and hardware are original.  Remains of a label on the back {has been over-pasted by a Wisconsin repairman's label}.  Ht 32"  [81.28 cm]  $100--$200

060.  C.1896, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day time/strike Adamantine finish mantel clock.  Condition: Adamantine finish in extra nice condition with no damage found, dated on bottom, Jan-1896.  The applied mountings retain most of their original bronze finish.  Embossed brass dial is original and very good. Hands are original. Movement is signed.  Good label on the back of the case, edge losses.   Ht 11.25"  [28.57 cm]  $100--$200

061.  C.1870, Seth Thomas, Mini Mahogany cottage timepiece with alarm.   Condition:  overall fair to good condition;  minuses included hands that do not match and are from another model clock; gilding around the dial and tablet is worn or missing; dial has wear.  Otherwise the clock is in good original condition with good label.  Has "E type" movement with integral alarm, runs fine. Ht 9.2"  [23.5cm]   $90--$120

062.  C.1870, New Haven Clock Co.,  30-hour  time/strike OG shelf clock.  Condition – Rosewood veneered case in nice condition with original finish.  There are some veneer chips on the base, corners, a small repair on the door and a ding in the OG molding.  Tablet is original, but has been out the door; it depicts the Wadsworth Athenaeum in Hartford.  Original painted dial has some paint flaking on the edges and near 6 o'clock.  There is a piece of wood missing on the back edge of the top.  Still above average for what we find in OGs today. Ht 25.75"   $75--$150

063.  C.1907 New Haven Clock Co., "Sancho Line", 8-day time, strike & alarm mission style mantel clock.  Condition:  Oak case model in generally good condition with remains of an original finish, some small nicks in the base filled in.  Original painted dial has some minor paint loss around the winding arbors.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Remains of a label on the back.   Nice example of this model.   Ht 22.5"  [57.1 cm]  $75--$125

064.  C.1929 New Haven Clock Co., "Gamma",  8-day Westminster chime tambour mantel clock.  Condition: Inlayed mahogany case in very nice condition with original finish, minor blemish on left taper filled in, small ding in top.  Silvered dial is clean with minor tarnish around the winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Quality made round plate French style movement chiming on four rods; nice tone and running. Note the time and chime spring wind to the left, the strike to the right.   Ht 9.75"  [24.76 cm]  $100--$200

065.  C.1840, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn.,  30-hour time & strike, 2-wt OG shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Original painted tablet is extra nice with a very small-flaked area.   Movement is original.  Hands are original.  Wooden dial has been nicely repainted, but is perhaps from another clock.  Mov't clean and running.  Ht 26"  [66 cm]  $125--$175

066.  C.1910, German, Junghans, World Time lighthouse clock, with 8 small dials for distant time, local time showing on the large dial in the base, as-found.   Condition:  the top cap or roof to the lighthouse is missing; the pendulum is missing [simple affair].  Original movement is complete and will tick when you move the verge.  A drive shaft extends upward from the movement to the "fan".  Counterweights on the 8 sets of motion works cause the time to advance on the small dials as well.  Small dials with the following cities:  Peking, San Francisco, New York, Greenwich, Paris, Madrid, Petersburg, and Amsterdam.  Note that 3 hands are missing and all dials have been touched up with aluminum paint, and some of the small motion works are frozen.  You will find a better one of these for sale at georgeglazer.com for $3750 [no mis-type]  See also lot 485-a.  Ht 23"  [58.5cm]   $400--$500

066A.  C.1920, English, Dial or postal clock, 8-day, fusee.  Condition: Mahogany case in nice condition, except there is an age/dryness crack in the wood case near the 3 o’clock position that will need attention and some small damage to the beading on the bottom access door.  Original painted dial is very clean with a flake at one dial foot, other smaller flakes; dial with name Dell, Harlesden.  Hands are original.  Case houses a heavy plate cable drive fusee movement.  Pendulum is the correct type for the movement.  Ht 14.5"  [36.83 cm]  $250--$350

066B.  C.1925 English, Dial clock, 8-day fusee postal or gallery timepiece.  Condition: Refinished oak case in clean condition.  Original painted dial has darkened a little.  Hands are original.  Case has a heavy plate cable drive fusee movement with large straight pillars and robust screws.  Pendulum rod looks to be original, but the bob has either lost its brass covers or it is a replacement.   Ht 15.5"  [39.37 cm]  $225--$325

066C.  C.1874 Seth Thomas Sons, & Co.,  New York, "No. 8023",  8-day time & bell strike figural mantel clock.  Condition: French bronze finished case is in good condition with wear and loss to the finish.  Figure originally held a bow that is now missing, however the arrow is intact, as are the antlers on the deer, which are often broken.  Original signed porcelain dial has some damage in the center and around the winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  For reference, see Ly's Seth Thomas book, 3rd edition, vol 2, page 1050.  Ly price guide when perfect = $1100.  Ht 20"  [50.8 cm]  $350--$550

066D.  C.1874 Seth Thomas Sons, & Co.,  New York, "No. 8023",  8-day time & bell strike figural mantel clock.  Condition: Dark bronze finished case is in fair to good condition, some of the finish worn to metal, the deer at bottom has lost one antler, the second barely holding, rear dust cover is lacking.  The movement, hands and dial are in good condition. Except for a chip at the strike winding hole.  Diana's bow is intact, note this design in making your own bow for previous lot, or see foto in Tran Ly's Seth Thomas book.  Ht 20"  [50.8cm]  $400--$600

066E.  C.1880, Austrian, 2nd Baroque, 8-day time & strike  hanging walnut cartel clock/ mixed lot.  Condition: Beautiful walnut case in excellent condition with original finish, perhaps the best we have ever seen.  Original composite dial signed "Karl Steinek, Fledsberg".  Unfortunately the original movement was lost and someone has fitted a Gustav Becker spring movement to this dial and elongated the dial holes to fit it.  Hands are not original.  This would have been a very fine clock if not for the replaced movement.  Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $200--$300

066F.  C.1939 Gruen Watch Time Advertising electric wall timepiece.  Condition: Steel and aluminum case in nice clean condition with a very clean dial.  Hands are original.  Movement has an electric motor supplied by Haydon Manufacturing Co., Forestville, Conn.  Haydon Mfg. was purchased before 1947 by General Time.  Case was made by Lackner Mfg., Cincinnati, Ohio. Motor is not running.   Ht 15.5"  [39.37 cm]  $50--$75

066G.  C.1894 Ansonia Clock Co., "Trieste", 8-day time & gong strike cabinet model mantel clock.  Condition: Oak case in as found condition with a decayed original finish.  Original porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original {painted black}.  Movement is signed; pendulum is original.  Ht 15"  [38.1 cm]  $175--$275

067.  C.1901, Ansonia Clock Co., REGULATOR A – CALENDAR, as-found, now absent veneer and painted red and with grained over-coat.  Condition:  well, it does run OK, and the calendar even works, also with xlnt label and beat scale, and original pendulum; calendar hand is a modern replacement. Bottom of clock is a bit loose, can be glued.  If in original condition, this clock would likely have fetched $800, so our estimate reflects the painted finish. For additional reference, see Ansonia 1901 catalog, or Tran Ly's book on calendar clocks, page 27, fig 35.  Ht 32"  [82cm]   $250--$350

068.  C.1901, Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A - Calendar", 8-day wall timepiece.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in clean condition.  Paper dials have been replaced.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Partial label inside case.   Note original calendar hand and hub are turning freely, may need spring detent.   Ht 32"  [81.28 cm]  $300--$400

069.  C.1939 English, 8-day fusee royal post gallery timepiece.  Condition: Mahogany case in very good condition with an original finish   The case behind the dial has some paint on it caused by someone painting around the case while it was still on the wall.  Original painted dial with GR VI logo is in fair to good condition with paint flaking at the edges and loss around the mounting pillars.  Hands and pendulum are original.  The heavy chain drive fusee movement is very clean with 1939, GR VI, and S.M. & Co.  stamped on the backplate. G.R. VI stands for George the 6^th who assented to the throne in 1936.  Ht 16"  [40.64 cm]  $300--$500

070.  C.1830, Chauncey Ives, Bristol, Conn.,  30-hour time/strike half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor repairs.  Stenciling on the columns is original and exceptional.  Stenciling on the splat is new.  Original painted Bristol dial is pretty good with some wear to the numbers.  Hands are original.  Note movement is screwed directly to the backboard as was typical of this maker {no rails} .Ht 34.75"  [88.26 cm]  $200--$300

071.  C.1840, E. C. Brewster & Co., Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time & strike, iron backplate brass movement OG shelf clock {spring driven}.   Condition: Mahogany  veneered case in nice condition with original finish and some minor veneer loss. Mirror is a replacement.  Original painted dial has flaked areas on the dial and some wear to the numbers. Nice label in case.  Ht 26"  [66 cm]  $175--$275

071A.  C.1910, International Time Recording Co., London,  8-day punching-in clock, oak case.   Condition:  very dirty, as-found.  This clock was made in the US and sold in the UK.  This is a transitional unit, still with Bundy designed lower mechanism.  The case stood in some water and the bottom is loose and in need of attention; old finish on case is decaying.  Brass sheath over pendulum has corroded around the edges and is coming off  [modern #2 replacement will fit fine].  Time movement dirty; bottom mov't rusty.    Ht 49"  [126cm]   $150--$250

072.  C.1845, Henry C. Smith, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time & strike, 2-wt, OG shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Original painted tablet is in good condition with losses.  Original painted wood dial is in good condition with some flaking/ wear to the minute ring.  Movement is original.  Hands are the correct type but modern copies.   Label has some water stains and minor losses, but still fully legible. Ht 26"  [66 cm]  $75--$125

073.  C.1921, Seth Thomas Clock Co, "Chime Clock No. 14",  8-day Sonora, quarter chime mantel clock, 5-bell.  Condition: Refinished mahogany case in clean condition, a small ding near the top, a bit shiny, needs a rub with steel wool.  Silvered dial has some tarnish. Hands are original. Both movements are original to the case and have been recently cleaned, and running.  Chime movement is missing the strike/silent lever that is operated from the side of the case.  Ht 14"  [35.56 cm]  $275--$375

074.  C.1830, D. N. & R. Day {for S. D. Alfred}, Westfield, Mass., 30-hour time/strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some veneer loss and repairs.  Stenciling on the columns is new; top splat and chimneys are new.  Early repainted dial has inside minute markers.  Mirror is modern.  Hands are missing.  Weights are there.  We have not seen this label before and it is very nice {S D Alfred portion is over-pasted}.  Ht 35"  [88.9 cm]  $75--$125

075.  C.1830, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time/alarm wood movement miniature quarter column and splat timepiece.   Condition: Refinished mahogany case with many restorations: entire top chimneys, splat, feet, pineapple finials, mirror and dial have been replaced.  Qtr columns re-painted and stenciled.  Feet and finials have been very nicely carved. Movement appears complete and original to the case.  Nice label inside, is quite dark.  Door needs a lock.  Hands are missing.  Despite the problems, this is a rare clock and a skilled woodworker could easily restore this timepiece. Ht 26.75"  [68cm]  $400--$500

076.  C.1830, Erastus Hodges, Torrington, Conn., 30-hour time & strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Mirror is a replacement.  Stenciling on the columns has been professionally restored.  Stenciling on the splat is original but dark. There are also a couple of flat spots on the top of the splat {top eighth inch or so absent}.  Strike train side of the movement has been professionally restored, and seems OK.  Dial is not original to the clock and also has paint loss and because it is severely warped, there is no room to attach the hands.  Label displays the census for 1820 and 1830.  Ht 31.2"  [79cm]  $200--$300

077.  C.1830, Jeromes & Darrow, Bristol, Conn.,  8-day time/strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs. Top caps are replaced.  Stenciling on the columns is original; splat is re-done.  Original dial is very clean with some wear to center decoration.  Movement is correct.  Hands are original, but are not attached as the brass hub for the minute hand is missing {restorable}.  Weight pulleys are replaced.  Good label. Ht 36"  [91.44 cm]  $300--$400

078.  C.1830, E. Terry & Son, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement, lg. quarter column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer repairs.  Stenciling on the columns and splat has been redone  Paw feet are modern replacements.  Mirror is a replacement.  Painted dial is very clean and the hands are period.  Some parts of the backboard have been replaced.  Label is a bit dark, but legible, with losses, plastic protector.  Note this has the original short pendulum movement.  Ht 35.5"  [90.17 cm]  $175--$275

079.  C.1830, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time/strike/alarm wood movement Franklin label half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in very good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs. Original painted dial is pretty good with some paint loss and wear at the attaching points.  Movement is correct, but parts of the alarm, including the hand and hub to set it are missing.  A pair of old hands are included; hour hand needs a sleeve and fitting.  Stenciling on the columns and splat is original.  Bottom "Time is Money" tablet is original but has paint loss.  Center glass border is old; print of Franklin recent; crack top rh corner.  Feet are original.  There is a set of modern, carved pineapple finials.  No alarm weight.  Label dark with losses.  Ht 37.5"  [95cm]  $350--$550

080.  C.1865, Solomon C. Spring, Bristol, Conn, Empire style gilt column, 8-day shelf clock, last use of Joseph Ives patents.   Condition:  the case has been attractively restored, the rosewood refinished and the columns re-leafed.  Note strap brass movement.  Tablet is a proper style reproduction on old glass.  Dial is new, incorrectly identified as Bennett Lewis.  For comparison, see Roberts book on Ives, page 314, showing the example of this clock that stands in the American Clock & Watch Museum in Bristol.  Solomon had bought the old Birge-Peck factory and that’s the reason this movement looks like a Birge.  Great label intact.  An uncommon clock.  Ht 31.3"  [77cm]  $300--$500

081.  C.1832, C. & L. C. Ives,  8-day time & strike triple decker shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany case is  in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Chimney caps are replaced; columns repainted; splat is new..  Original painted dial is very clean with a little paint loss at the center hole. Hands are original.  Nicely painted tablet is not original.  Mirror looks to be original.  Movement and hands are original.  Ball feet are missing.  There are no weights for this clock, however replacements are available. Has original, large A-frame movement with roller pinions.  Label with losses; name shows clearly.   Ht 37"  [94cm]  $300--$400

082.  C.1925, New Haven WARING  Banjo, 8-day time and strike, spring movement, full size.   Condition:  overall fair to good+ condition, the border paint on the throat tablet is lifting, dial has some oxidation.  The hands and pendulum are original; the top eagle is from a smaller New Haven banjo.  Finish on case is original and in good condition.  Nice label on rear of case.   Ht 40"  [100cm]   $200--$300

083.  C.1880, Modified Lot, Austrian 30 Day 1-wt, timepiece that started life as a 3-weight, and has vacant holes in the plates from the absent gears.  Condition:  the attractive oak case in Alt Deutsch style is very good..  The movement does tick with finger pressure, however the cord has failed; we have shown the pulley and weight in the bottom of the case.  The mirror tablet is a replacement.  The dial center was replaced with one from a 1-weight to disguise the absent strike trains  {note various pins and springs are still present on the plates, and the seat board is cut for 3 cords}.  Enjoy as timepiece or purchase for parts.  Nice engraved weight, pendulum and pulley.  Ht 90"  [228cm]   $1000--$2000

084.  C.1875, Anglo-American, 8-day time & strike wall clock in the gothic style.  Condition: Refinished English oak case in nice clean condition with a small section of the carved wing on the right side repaired.  Painted dial and pendulum bob are replacements.  Hands are original.   Movement was made by the New Haven Clock Co.   Ht 22.5"  [57.15 cm] $200--$300

085.  C.1860, Ansonia Brass Co., "Gilt Column", 30-hour time & strike mantel clock.  Condition: Rosewood veneered case in good condition with original finish.  There is some veneer loss, bottom edge of base.  Most of the gilding on the columns was rubbed off long ago and then replaced with some dark varnish to disguise the loss..  Original painted dial is very clean with some minor flaking.  Hands are original.  Original tablet has loss to the center of the flowers and most of the background.  Nice label inside case.  Ht 18.75"  [47.6cm]  $100--$200

086.  C.1875 Waterbury Clock Co.,  8-day time & strike OG shelf clock, 2-weight.  Condition: Rosewood veneered case in good condition with original crusty finish.  There is a small piece of veneer missing the lower left edge and some loss on the top and bottom edges of the case sides.   Original painted dial is very clean for its age with the numbers most likely strengthened.  Original tablet has some flaking and minor repairs, and someone scraped and bordered an aperture at the bottom to view the pendulum.  Partial label inside case.  Movement is signed; weights original.  Ht 28.5"  [72.39 cm]  $175--$275

087.  C.1865, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, "Parlor Calendar No. 1",  8-day time & strike 2-weight, double dial, perpetual calendar clock.  Condition:  Refinished rosewood veneered case in generally good condition.  There is some wear to the veneer on the left side front and the bottom edge.  The veneer on the curved molding just above the base has been replaced, and just above on the door, other veneer repairs.  Original painted dial has flaking and loss, and with original hands.  Lower dial is original, but date hand has been replaced, and the patent info has been cleaned off.  Calendar rollers are original. Also with 2 repair labels from Portsmouth, Ohio. For reference, see Ly's book titled Calendar Clocks, page 258.   Ht 32"  [81cm]  $600--$800

088.  C.1894 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Umbria", 15-day wall timepiece.   Condition:  Stripped oak case in good condition, but needs to have the stripping finished.  There is a small piece of veneer missing on the door near 7 o’clock   Original painted dial is very clean with a little paint loss around the timeside winding arbor, a couple of flakes around 1 o’clock and the seconds hand.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Brass door knob for the lower door is missing.  In better condition, this model can bring $2000+.  Lots of potential here.  Ht 40.5"  [102.87 cm]  $900--$1,200

089.  C.1870 E. Ingraham & Co., 8-day GALLERY  timepiece.  Condition:  Gilt case in generally nice condition with some gold loss on the door and on the back edges of the case, and a bit discolored overall.  Original dial has been repainted.  Hands are original and movement is signed.  Very nice clean label inside case.  Ht 20"  [50.8 cm]  $500--$700

090.  C.1840 Unknown,  8-day weight banjo timepiece, with exceptional early movement.  Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered case that seems to have been made from old parts is in good condition.  The two beveled doors are not original to the case and are attached with the wrong style hinges. The turned wood bezel is probably a replacement has there is evidence that it may have had a brass bezel originally.  The period dial has been repainted has an extra hole added to fit the movement and may not be original to the case.  The hands, finial, tablets and side arms are not original.  The movement that is not original to this case appears to be an example that was made by J. N. Dunning of Burlington, VT.  A view of this movement can be found on page 108 of Paul Foley’s book: Willard’s Patent Time Pieces.  Ht 33"  [83.8 cm]  $300--$500

091.  C.1886 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Camden",  8-day time/strike/alarm City Series mantel clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in clean condition, except the carved top trim is new—copied from an original.  Dial has been professionally repainted with crinkle finish.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Original tablet has loss to the gold decoration in the upper left corner.  Movement is properly signed.   In original condition, this would bring $450.  Ht 22.5"  [57.1 cm]  $200--$250

092.  C.1886 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Atlanta", 8-day time/strike city series mantel clock, with restorations.    Condition:  walnut veneered case in very good condition with original finish and gilt decoration.  There is a small dent on the door, not too noticeable.  Paper dial has been replaced.  Deeper inspection is required to reveal that this Seth Thomas movement and pendulum set up from a Bangor or Buffalo {which use a different pendulum}, and then the case back covered with red flocked material to disguise the change.  Would he $400 if correct.  Ht 19.5"  [49.5 cm]  $150--$200

093.  C.1886, New Haven Clock Co., "Small Gothic, VP" 30-hour time/alarm steeple clock.   Condition:  Rosewood veneered case in very clean condition with original finish.  There are a couple of small veneer pieces missing on each bottom corners of the wooden surround that supports the dial bezel.  Dial has been repainted.  The dial bezel maybe a replacement as it has extra holes. Tablet is original with some wear.  Hands appear to be original.   Finials are original. Movement is signed.  See Ly New Haven book, pg 362; VP models generally came with barrel pendulum, now with plain bob.  Ht 15.5"  [39.3 cm]  $75--$125

094.  C.1909 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Metals No. 2", 8-day time/strike mantel clock. Condition:  Oak case has been refinished with a walnut color;  retains original mountings and has one small bubble in the oak veneer trim on left side.  Original dial has aged darkened a little.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Nice instruction label on the case back, has darkened with age; brand label inside case is dark from solvent/stripper.  Ht 23"  [58.4 cm]  $125--$175

095.  C.1886 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Omaha", city series 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in generally good condition that has lost its original gilt designs.  Original dial has been repainted, and with new replacement hands.  There are holes that indicate this clock had a wire gong originally; now has a bell.  Does retain original nickeled pendulum with damascene pattern, and with 3 small dents in center.  Ht 19"  [48.2 cm]  $150--$200

096.  C.1895 New Haven Clock Co., "Emperor", 8-day wall timepiece.  Condition:  Refinished oak case in clean condition.  Original painted dial has fading to the numbers and paint loss at winding hole, still very good; hands are original. Pendulum is proper original with polished center.   Brass bezel is a replacement; fresh solder retaining tabs for glass.  Movement bears New Haven trademark.  For additional details, see Tran Ly's book on New Haven clocks, page 166, fig 626.  Ht 25.5"  [64.7 cm]  $150--$250

097.  C.1965, German, re-issue of the Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world.   Condition:  this is one of two similar models in today's sale, the cast hands and figures on this one quite crude, and the weights although of similar origin are not a pair, and one is polished and the other dark and slightly larger.  The mahogany veneered case is well made with a wooden dust cover on the rear.  Ticks and strikes the hours and halves on a bell.  Ht 22"  [56cm]   $150--$250

098.  C.1960, German/Dutch, re-issue of a Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world.   Condition:   Although hanging idle for some time, this clock is complete and sound with nice quality castings for the hands and top trim pieces.  With original gold foil sticker from Wuba Clock Fabrik.  Plates of movement are polished and brushed.  Ht 25"  [63.5cm]   $225--$325

099.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "St. Paul", 8-day time/strike city series mantel clock.    Condition:  Refinished walnut case in good condition with some restoration.  The two curved trims at top of door have been replaced {the originals are fancy}.  The two old acorn finals replace semi-circular trims on the side {been there long time}.  Paper dial has been replaced.  Hands are replacements.  Beautiful cut pendulum with cast yoke is original.  Signed original movement. Worth $1500 if all original.  Ht 21"  [53cm]  $500--$600

099A.  C.1875, English, 8-day fusee timepiece movement in a later [1920-?] bench made case.  Condition: Someone has designed and made a mahogany case to house the chain drive fusee movement.  5.5" round painted dial appears to be original to the movement, but has turned dark & with some loss and flaking.  Hands are not original. Retains original well made pendulum.  Nice small size overall.  Ht 13"  [33 cm]  $200--$300

099B.  C.1930, Waterbury Clock Co., "6 Inch Drop" 8-day schoolhouse style oak timepiece.   This also looks like the Daintie No. 1 model.  Condition:  Excellent original condition.  Dial is very clean and hands are original.  Nice clean label on the back.   Minor scrapes on edges.  Ht 12.7"  [32.5cm]  $150--$250

099C.  C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8-day time & strike column & cornice shelf clock.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in very nice condition with original finish, but with some minor veneer loss on the base and flat edges of the cornice.  Original painted dial is pretty good with some minor dirt & stains. Hands are original.  Both tablets are original.  Movement is signed.  Clean label inside case. A nice example of this model.  Ht 32.5"  [82.55 cm]  $300--$500

099D.  C.1900, New Haven, New American Regulator,  30-day T.P. Calendar, double dial, manufactured expressly for The American Wringer Co, 99 Chambers St, New York, NY.   Condition:  this oak case lost its lower splat, and someone cut and mitered in an incorrect straight piece; we sold a cousin to this in May '05, lot 510, from which we have made a detail foto to show you what needs to be on this case.  The dials were repainted around 20 years ago and the time dial has a scratch through 7 & 8.  Pendulum, hands, and beat scale are fine. Uses reliable New Haven double spring 30 day movement.  Original crazed finish on case, except for bottom board.  Label on rear.  Would be $1200 if all original.  Ht as shown, 45.2"  [115cm]   $500--$700

099E.  C.1892, Mixed Lot, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day wall timepiece. A large & very unusual timepiece that we did not find in the Thomas catalog.   Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice clean condition.  The bottom bracket is home-made.  The 9" dial and movement are from another Seth Thomas clock as there is a spare set of mounting holes in the backboard & dial surround. Case never had a gong.   The tablet is original to the case and the hands are period. There is a period Seth Thomas label in the bottom of the case, that has always been there.  An odd item that is very fotogenic. Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $100--$200

099F.  C.1915, French, 8-day time & rod strike oak cased wall clock, with heavy beveled glass in the door & ormolu trim.  Condition: case in very clean condition with an old finish.  Silvered dial has a small dent at about 2 o’clock and a little damage on the brass bezel edge in the same location.  There is some wear to the minute ring.  Original pendulum is dented in the center.   Most of this style clock were produced in Germany, however, this one appears all French, and originally sold by a dealer in Nice. Ht 30.5"  [77.47 cm]  $150--$250

099G.  C.1870, Anglo-American,  8-day time/strike round drop school style clock, carved accents with rolling pin bottom and mirror back.  Condition: Oak and mahogany case in good condition with original finish.  The roller bottom has broken off the case and been re-glued.  Original paper dial is stained and has age darkened.  Hands are original.  It looks like the two carved side wings have broken off at the top tips.  Unsigned movement is from New Haven Clock Co.  Ht 30.5"  [77.47 cm]  $175--$275

100.  C.1955, German version of a Russian Clock Peddler, cast white metal make figure with cap and goatee, holding 3 clocks, the front clock with spring driven pendulette movement, 30 hour.   Condition:   overall very good condition.  Statue retains original paint, and there are no breaks in the metal.  The front clock is ticking OK.  We have not seen this particular statue before and it has a lot of character.  Ht 16.2"  [41cm]   $200--$400

101.  C.1870, Mixed Lot:  Ansonia drop octagon case, now with Ingraham timepiece calendar movement, and Gilbert dial made to Maranville patent, 8-day.  Condition:  well, the fotos of the case back with movement removed show the extra holes and new mounting blocks made to accommodate the changed movement.  The combination is quite fotogenic.  Someone might be able to get the parts back where they belong.  This clock was sent up here by the nicest man who never looked behind the dial.  The original Maranville dial is great, no attempts made to touch up or repaint in any way.  Our estimate is based on the value of the parts.  Own as "one of a kind" or use for parts.  Nice Ansonia tablet & label.  Ht 24"   [61cm]   $400--$500

102.  C.1851, French, Skeleton Timepiece with Calendar & alarm, 8-day with silk thread suspension, going barrel movement, no dome, as-found.   Condition:  all 3 dials have suffered porcelain loss, the time dial with discolored repairs.  The hands have been replaced and are a bit short.  Arbors have some pitting, but seems to tick fine.  We have seen this model in good condition sell for $2000.  For details on this model, and a foto of the proper moon hands, see Roberts' book titled Continental & American Skeleton Clocks,  page 106.  Ht of frame = 7.5"  [19cm], overall with base = 9" [23cm]   $500--$700

103.  C.1910, Standard Electric Clock Co., Springfield, Mass, master regulator from a school, oak cased with damascene pendulum and pilot clock.   Condition:    the case is minus much of its finish from neglect and moisture;  the fancy pendulum bob is missing much of its nickel from regular polishing.   Tape mechanism is present, but lacking paper tape.  Pilot clock retains original paper dial and nickel plated bezel in good condition.  Original dial has no wear, but has darkened in spots from excess oil on movement.  Comes with a DC power supply.  Overall complete and sound, in good condition.   Ht 66"  [168cm]   $500--$700

104.  C.1900, German, Mueller & Co, Mühlheim, STRIKING 400 DAY movement, dial and hands {Köhler-Bauer 1895 Patent].   Condition:  the porcelain dial has a small chip near 10 and some hairlines, but is still very good overall; outer brass bezel with some small dings.  Hands are original {minute hand counter weighted}.  The movement is of course a detent type, and seems to be 'scaping fine with manual activation.  Rear plate bears R-S-M trademark with rose in the center, and serial number 316.  For reference, see Terwilligers 400 Day Clock repair guide, 10th edition, page 22 for a picture of a complete clock, and page 26, fig 14 for a copy of the patent.  This is a movement for a wall clock.  Max diameter of bezel = 7"  [17.8cm]  $800--$1200

105.  C.1831, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn, Pillar & Scroll, 30 hour time and gong strike shelf clock, wooden works.   Condition:  the skirt and feet have been improperly replaced with wrong profile, however a good cabinet maker can restore this.  The spun brass finials are modern, Seth Thomas type, and Terry type replacements are available.  We were skeptical of the dial at first, however Whiting did not enter the scroll game until after 1830 and minute rings were already moving to the outside of the chapter ring.  There are no extra holes in the dial and it lines up with the support board and original Whiting movement so we are calling it original.  It is certainly the most colorful scroll dial we have seen.  Original rear tin cover and roller covers as well.  Best parts are the fabulous original scrolls, never broken.  Well worth restoring properly.  Ht 32"  [81cm] $800--$1000

105A.  C.1840, Unknown, 8-day patent or banjo timepiece, presentation model, with restorations.  Condition: Somewhere along the line, this clock has received a new mahogany back & glue blocks {in lieu of the original pine}.  The gilding on the bottom door, throat door, finial and bracket is original with wear and loss. The bracket is missing  a ball.  The period dial looks to have its original base paint but the numbering has been redone.  Tablets are old, but cracked and poorly restored.  Movement is held in the case with a center screw through the backplate.   Ht 40"  [101.6 cm]  $600--$700

106.  C.1950, American, Peerless Jeweler's lathe with 24 collets, tailstock, steady rest, motor and foot feed.   Condition:   there is no sign of rust nor neglect, and the lathe bed is smooth.  Length of bed is 12" [30cm].  $300--$400

107.  C.1943 {dated dial} Chelsea Clock Co., 8-day U.S. Coast Guard ward or engine room timepiece, #2746.  Condition:  Bakelite case in nice condition with original dial and hands.  The movement numbered 408205 was made in Oct. 1943, which corresponds with the date shown on the dial.  Very good original condition.  With original Chelsea key.  Ht 7.5"  [19 cm]  $300--$400

108.  C.1874 Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., "No. 7 Shelf Cottage", 8-day time +strike double dial, perpetual calendar clock.  Condition:  Refinished walnut case in very clean condition.  There is a small area of damage on the back edge of the curved top dust cover {does not show from the front}.  Both paper dials have been replaced.  Hands appear to be original.  Original calendar rolls have age darkened. Worth $800 if original.   Ht 22"  [55.8 cm]  $400--$500

109.  C.1900, Swiss for J. E. Caldwell & Co., 8-Day Quarter Repeating travel clock, in a maroon leather folding travel case.   Condition:  generally fair to good condition, the dial with a chip near one and a spider web at 6:30.   The case got damp at some time and has shrunk a bit so it will not close and the clasp is missing.  Still what is there is original and restorable, and the movement is of nice quality, and repeating nicely.  Dial = 3.5" [9cm] Case = 7 x 8"  $275--$375

110.  C.1840 Birge, Mallory & Co., Bristol, Conn., 8-day time/strike triple-decker shelf clock.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in good condition with original finish.  There is some chipped veneer on the base and the block just above the right bottom column.  Bottom tablet is a replacement and the flat wood border surrounding the tablet has been replaced.  Center mirror is original.  Original painted dial is in good condition with a couple of small flakes, but has darkened.  Hands are original.  Columns show wear to the graining and gilt areas.  Plaster top has some cracks but is in otherwise good condition for its age.  Feet are original.  One top side return is missing {another inside case that can be cut to fit}.  Good label inside case.  Heavy strap brass movement is signed BM & Co.  Ht 38.5"  [98 cm]  $400--$600

111.  C.1923 New Haven Clock Co., "Waring" 8-day time/strike banjo clock.  Condition:  Mahogany finished case in very good condition with original finish.  Original silvered dial has some tarnish and wear to the numbers around 6 o’clock.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Tablets are original.  Overall a nice example of the Waring model.  Ht 38"  [96.52 cm]  $300--$400

112.  C.1975, Modern Repro of the famous VIOLIN clock.  The originals were made by Seth Thomas in the 1890s, see one in Palmer's TREASURY OF AMERICAN CLOCKS, PAGE 259.  Condition:  well made with an original Seth Thomas movement, dial and gong set up, including hands and pend.  Inside of case could have used a darker finish; still looks the part.  Good originals bring $5000.   Ht 29.5"  [75cm]  $500--$600

113.  C.1830, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn, "Time is Money", 30-hour time & strike, stenciled column and splat wood movement shelf clock. Condition – Mahogany case retains original finish and is in good condition except for the right hand column which grated against something and is absent 2/3 of its finish.  The mirror is new; the lower tablet is a nice Larson reproduction {properly done}.  Retains original "Upside Down" Hoadley movement in good order, and with a superb "Ben Franklin" label and wonderful dial.  Ht 36"  [91cm]   $600--$800

114.  C.1910, German, Furderer, Jaegler& Cie, Shelf Cuckoo, 8-day, with 16 groove fusee for the strike and large going barrel for the time.  Condition:  this clock came to us from a home in Connecticut, and is as-found.  Flutes are original; leather on the bellows has failed, however both tops are still there.  In the front center of the base, was a standing deer, now absent except for his 4 hooves.  In the base of the clock, which is carved to simulate rocks, there has been some worm damage [now inactive].  The spread wing cuckoo bird at top is nicely carved.  Balance of trim is ivy leaves, not usually found on a cuckoo.  Dipping cuckoo bird with articulated wings, has 50% paint loss.  Numbers 12-1-5+7 are replaced.  Large and robust movement retains original pendulum.  Ht 21.6  [55cm]   $550--$750

115.  C.1835, Rodney Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass, 30-hour wooden works, time, strike + alarm, with restoration.   Condition:  at some point the movement was replaced with a brass mov't.  It has since been fitted with a proper wooden mov't.  The dial appears to have always been with the clock, was drilled for the brass movt, and now repaired and filled, note also this alarm winds slightly higher than the original, so the alarm hole is re-drilled as well.  Dial is still impressive with nice gilt chapter ring.  No alarm weight. Best part is the imposing crotch mahogany Empire case with flaming birch insets.  Would be worth $1500 if original.  Ht 40"  [101cm]  $550--$750

115A.  C.1835, Rodney Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass, 30-hour wooden works, Empire style shelf clock, t/s/alarm.   Condition:  other than the clear tablet and refinished mahogany case, this is a neat clock.  Dial is quite nice, with some loss near the numeral 8.  Embossed cast brass alarm disc is very heavy with Roman numerals.  Has a good clean label.  The workman sanded the edges of the doors to improve their fit to the case.  Large ball feet have some age, but are replacements.  Compare to lot 115, which has the same Ionic capitals and tu-tone case.  Also compare to fig 261 in Distin & Bishop. A sliver of veneer is missing top of door, and top right corner of cornice has damage.   Ht 40"  [100cm]   $800--$1100

116.  C.1830, Unknown , 8-day weight driven banjo timepiece.    Condition:  Mahogany case in good condition with original finish, but in need of restoration.  The half round molding that makes up the throat and bottom door have several shrinkage cracks and poor regluing from earlier separation.  Hull naval tablets are circa 1910, the throat tablet cracked.  Dial is original, but is worn with some paint loss and darkening.  Hands look to be period.  Eagle finial is a replacement.  Side arms are old and appear original.   Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $600--$800

117.  C.1894, Ansonia Clock Co.,  "Cabinet C",  8-day time/strike cabinet series mantel clock.  Condition: Stripped oak in good condition with restoration.  The side moldings just above and below the dial have been replaced.  All the cast brass trimmings are present.  Hands are not original.  The original dial needs a bezel that could be easily obtained from another Ansonia clock.  Original movement with Ansonia logo, is clean and running.  Ht 18.5"  [46.99 cm]  $500--$700

117A.  C.1914 Ansonia Clock Co., "Zenith", 8-day time/strike crystal regulator mantel clock.  Condition: Cast metal case in nice as found condition with much of the original gilding intact.  Original porcelain dial has a hairline crack at the time side winding arbor.  Old hands do not match..  All the beveled glass panels are perfect.  One of the glass vials in the pendulum has a piece missing, but replacements are available from clock parts suppliers, such as Timesavers.com.  Movement is signed.  Ht 15"  [38.1 cm]  $300--$500

117B.  C.1881 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cottage R", 30-hour rosewood cottage timepiece.    Condition: rosewood veneered case in very clean condition with remains of the original finish, polished over.  Dial is a replacement.  Hour hand is original.  Minute hand is a replacement.  Mirror is original.  Case retains most of the original gilding the door molding.  Excellent label, clean and ticks.   Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $75--$150

117C.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top E", 30-hour walnut cottage timepiece, with alarm.    Condition: Refinished walnut veneered case in nice clean condition.  Original dial blank that was originally painted now has a paper dial  Minute hand is original.  Hour hand has been repaired  is a little too large.  Gilded door molding now gold painted.   Ht 15"  [38.1 cm]  $75--$125

117D.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cottage A", 30-hour cottage timepiece.    Condition: Refinished walnut veneered case in excellent condition.  Original dial has been repainted.  Hands are original.  Gilded door molding now gold painted.  Ht 9.25"  [23.49 cm]  $75--$150

117E.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cottage E", 30-hour time & alarm rosewood cottage clock.    Condition::  Case is in exceptional condition with original finish.  Original dial pan has been repainted.  Hands are original.  Mirror is original.  Gilded door molding now gold painted.  An especially clean example   Label protected under plastic.  Ht 15"  [38.1 cm]  $100--$150

118.  C.1850, Forestville Manufacturing Co., 8-day time/strike weight double decker shelf clock.  Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with restorations.  Columns have been repainted and the gilt areas overpainted with gold paint. There is a strip of veneer missing just below the splat and some loss on the sides of the base.   Original dial has poorly painted areas where flaking has occurred.  Hands are original.  Both tablets are repainted with country scenes, a base-ball game and a tennis match, not appropriate, but charming.   Dark label inside caused by someone who has varnished it.  Turned feet look ok, but are replacements. The two iron weights with this clock are from an 8-day OG, and will NOT fit inside the channel; you will need to order new ones.  Ht 35.5"  [90.17 cm]  $175--$275

119.  C.1835 G. W. Bartholomew & Co., Bristol, Conn., 8-day time/strike triple decker shelf clock, as-found.  Condition: Stripped mahogany veneered case in good condition with poor restorations.  The regilded splat is done fairly well, but not the columns; faux marbeling also poor.  The original dial was incorrectly restored.  Gilt front feet appear original; rear feet are new.  One of the blocks on the left side of the base is missing.  Hands appear to be original.  Someone has made a poor repair to the wheel in the strike train that drives the fan.  Key escutcheon on the upper door is a replacement.    Ht 38"  [96.52 cm]  $150--$250

120.  C.1945 [dated], Cincinnati Time Recorder MASTER CLOCK, Model L60-Tram, 110v AC supply and 30 volt 1.5amp circuitry, with Westinghouse transformer intact, from a New England College.   Condition:  this clock stood in a wet basement, and the bottom board is a bit warped, the bottom side returns are missing and the board with the bell buttons is loose, and now inside the clock.  Otherwise, the finish on the case is original, plus pendulum, movement dial and all hardware are original.  We  find a cousin model, with the same case, pictured in the 1992 book 150 Years of Electric Horology, page 88, also see page 29 for a picture of the movement, designed by Fred Frick {of Fred Frick Clock Co}.  Case bears plaque stating "Presented by the New England Alumni Chapter, 1945".  The actual college is unknown. Note this movement is wound periodically and uses a modest weight {just showing under the 6} for power. We did not verify operation. Program tape mechanism has been removed.   Ht 60"  [153cm]   $300--$500

121.  C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., REGENT, cast metal mantel clock, 8-day gong strike, open escapement, as-found.  Condition: extremely dirty, needs full restoration.  This clock was brought to us from a barn and we had to clean the bird droppings off it. The hands were inside the back {minute shaft is frozen, do NOT try to turn hands}.  The porcelain numerals are all there, unbroken.  Some case parts are loose, but none are absent.  Most of the finish is gone, down to spelter and oxidation. Crystal is absent; bezel OK. Both 'scape pallets are still fine {just very dirty} For reference, see Ly's Ansonia book [2nd ed], page 399.   Lots of potential on this one Worth $2000 when nice/original.  Ht 22.5"  [57cm]  $500--$700

122.  C.1832, Marsh, Gilbert & Co., Farmington, Conn, 8-DAY, wooden works stenciled column & splat shelf clock.   Condition:  the case itself is pretty good with old finish, stenciling, minor veneer loss near door lock.  Someone drilled a 1-inch hole in the dial to assist in beat setting.  Tablet has been replaced with clear glass, and has an amateur water color pasted in. Has the ivory bushed oak plate movement, as pictured in Ken Roberts book on Conn Shelf Clocks, page 247, fig 102B.  The label in this clock is like that shown on page 246 {with 102c}, and with very large iron weights that are compounded.  Ht 36"  [91cm]  $400--$600

123.  C.1890 Mixed Lot consisting of a Self Winding Clock Co. case No. 18 with a Seth Thomas No. 30 movement, pendulum and weight.  The Self Winding Clock Co. was buying many of their cases from Seth Thomas.  Condition: Refinished cherry case in sound condition, in need of restoration.  There is a burned area confined to the right side base molding and the veneer on that side has lifted.  The center carved medallion on the bottom bracket has been repaired.  The top of the case has damage on the right corner and a piece is missing off the left side molding. The small ball finial is missing from the top carved medallion. The dial and hands are modern.   Someone with some woodworking skill could make this into a nice clock by making a dial mask and removing the current dial supports.  Ht 49"  [124.46 cm]  $300--$400

124.  C.1930, Sangamo Electric Co., Springfield, Ill., electric banjo timepiece.  These cases are virtually identical to those used by Waltham, with mitered & reinforced corners.   Condition: Mahogany cross banded case in very condition with original finish, some minor dry splits in the banding {none missing}.  Both  tablets are original.  Original painted dial with the number 27269 has some minor paint loss around the mounting screws.  Hands are original. Electric movement is original to the case.  We sold the cousin to this clock last October, lot 91 for $225+, which was very reasonable.  Ht 39"  [99cm]  $300--$400

125.  C.1909, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Regulator No. 30", 8-day weight wall timepiece, replaced top & bottom.   Condition: Refinished oak case in nice condition with restorations; very rear surface of case back has lost its veneer, and the remaining soft wood has cracked and split.  Top and bottom bracket are nicely made, but not to proper proportions. Hands, movement, pendulum and weight are original, dial is recently silk screened over original surface; shadow of prior black is evident.   An original would sell for $4000. Ht 50"  [126 cm]  $1,000--$1,500

126.  C.1840, Salem Bridge, 8-day time/strike Column & Cornice shelf clock {mixed lot}.  Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in extra nice condition.  Painted dial is in very nice condition with a little wear to gilding in the chapter ring.  Seconds hand is a replacement.  The other hands are period. The recent tablet has been properly painted on an old piece of glass.  Weight pulleys are not original.  A section of the backboard below the movement has been replaced.  The case has no label, but was likely made by Spencer & Wooster & Co., while the C.1830 movement and dial were probably by Spencer, Hotchkiss & Co {note solid great wheels}.  Clean and running & superb looking.  Would be $4500 if original.  Ht 33.5"  [85.09 cm]  $900--$1,200

127.  C.1925, German, F. Mauthe, R-A Type Wall Regulator, in walnut and with original top and finials.   Condition:  overall good+ original condition.  The porcelain dial is perfect, and with spread eagle trademark of Friedrich Mauthe that was registered in Berlin in 1925 { see Kochmann's trademark book}.  The case retains original finish; the door separated and was glued, and there is a glue bead showing in several places.  Ht 40.5"  [101cm]   $200--$300

128.  C.1910, Czech, Gustav Becker, box style 2-weight regulator with 7 panes of heavy beveled glass in the door.   Condition:  overall good original condition.  Typical of these Edwardian clocks, the mounting bracket is up on shims to bring it onto line with the door glass.  This clock has melodious rod strike, and with embossed dial center, weights and pendulum, with matching geometric pattern. Ht 35"  [89cm]   $200--$300

129.  C.1900, German, F. Mauthe, Walnut cased spring regulator, in an Alt Deutsch style wall case, 8-day.   Condition:  the well carved top is from another piece of furniture, pegged on to match the holes in the top of the case.  The case retains original finish with attractive caramel color.  Well made movement has solid plates and cut pinions, and strikes on a  rod.  Note interesting STAG pattern on dial center with matching stag pendulum.  Ticks ands strikes, but would benefit from service; ding in bezel around 5.  Ht 38"  [95cm]   $175--$275

130.  C.1910, German, Gustav Becker, box style 2-weight regulator with 5 panes of heavy beveled glass in the door.   Condition:  overall good original condition.  Typical of this style, the 4 post mounting bracket is secured on shims to align the dial with the glass.  This clock has fancy embossed dial center, with matching weights and pendulum, and with melodious rod strike.  Needs suspension spring. Rod is currently interfering with pendulum swing. Walnut case with original finish.  Ht 35"  [89cm]   $200--$300

131.  C.1959 {dated} German, Kienzle, World Time Clock, 8-day, lever movement, presentation piece.   Condition:  overall very good original condition, but needs cleaning, does tick and stop.  The dial is excellent.  This clock was presented to Lewis Lurie, on his 25th anniversary of employment with Amana Refrigeration, in 1959, the base so engraved.  These were expensive when new.  Ht 11.5"  [29cm]   $100--$200

131A.  C.1881, E. Ingraham & Co., "Episode", 8-day time & strike mantel clock.  Condition: Walnut case in very clean condition with original finish.  There is a small damaged area on the back edge of the right side. Original dial is stained and was later varnished over, and has turned a bit dark..  Hands and pendulum are original.  Movement is signed.  An uncommon model.  Ht 14.5"  [36.83 cm]  $175--$275

132.  C.1980, Modern, Repro Aaron Willard  , shelf clock, 8-day spring, Westminster chime.   Condition:  not old enough to have problems, seems to be ticking and chiming OK.  Movement is typical German job with gong rods mounted under the movement.  Nice mahogany case looks the part.  Estimate is the cost of a kit, unassembled.  Note we have removed the fret top and placed inside case.  Ht 34"  [86.5cm]   $250--$300

133.  C.1900, German, Junghans, 8-day time/strike R/A regulator wall clock.  Condition: Walnut and walnut stained case in nice clean condition with original finish.  Old top is adapted from another piece of furniture.  Original porcelain dial is perfect and hands are original.  R/A pendulum is perfect.  Movement is signed with "J in Star" trademark.    Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $150--$250

133A.  C.1900, German, Gustav Becker, 8-day time & rod strike regulator wall clock.  Condition: Walnut stained and veneered case in clean condition with original finish.  The veneer on the back of the case is coming loose, as the glue has crystallized, a relatively easy repair   Old carved top is from another piece of furniture; looks OK.  Dial, hands and beat scale are all original and nice.  Movement is properly signed with Becker logo.   Ht 35.5"  [90.70 cm]  $175--$275

133B.  C.1905, German, Tobias Bauerle & Sons, Black Forest,  8-day time & bell strike brass cased mantel clock, Jugendstil.  Condition: Formed sheet brass case in an unusual 'artsy' style.  One brass foot is missing.  Original silvered dial has some tarnish and wear.  Hands are original.  Fancy shaped beveled glass panel is original.  Will clean up nicely.   Ht 10.5"  [26.67 cm]  $100--$200

133C.  C.1900, German, 8-day time & gong strike R/A regulator wall clock.  Condition: Walnut stained and veneered case in good condition with original finish.  There is an age crack in the door section above the dial.  Trim parts of the top are missing & no eagle for top.   Porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original.  Brass bezel surrounding the dial has a large ding near 1 o'clock.  R/A pendulum has had a piece of brass added to the bottom by the rating nut. Rear case hanger is modern.  Movement is complete but dirty.  Nice book-matched veneer on case back.  Ht 34"  [86.36 cm]  $100--$200

133D.  C.1900, Mueller & Co., Germany, quarter strike mantel clock, 8-day.  Condition: Refinished walnut case in generally good condition with restorations.  A piece of the base molding on the right side has been replaced.  The right front finial is a copy of the left.  A small block and cap just below the left column has been replaced.  Original silvered dial is very clean with a slight tarnish.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed with rose trademark.   Ht 18"  [45.72 cm]  $150--$250

134.  C.1830, E. & G. W. Bartholomew, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement stenciled column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Mirror is a replacement.  Stenciling on the columns and splat is original.  Side returns to the chimneys have been replaced.  Painted dial is in good condition with wear.  Hands are period.  Overall a nice example.  Ht 35"  [88.9 cm]  $100--$150

135.  C.1830, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with a small repair on the base.  Original painted dial has some minor flaking.  Stenciling on the splat is original; columns are re-done.  Whiting movement is correct.  Mirror is period and looks to be original.  Nice label inside.   Ht 35.25"  [89.53 cm]  $150--$250

135A.  C.1870, Anglo-American, Round Drop, 8-day time & bell strike schoolhouse wall clock.  Condition: Walnut veneered and inlayed case in very nice condition with original finish.  Painted dial is a replacement.  Hands are original.  Movement was made by the New Haven Clock Co.  Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $200--$300

135B.  C.1910, German, Gustav Becker,  2-weight, box style regulator.   Condition:  the light walnut veneer case with 10 panes of heavy beveled glass in door, is extra clean and nice.   Problems include:  1> movement bracket is up on a wooden spacer and not original to the case.  2> the pendulum, although a Becker, is from a different clock, and will need a new stick to work in this one, and 3> one weight hook is broken.  The well made rod strike movement has a nice embossed center that matches the weights.  These problems are all addressable by a good clock man.  Based on eBay prices, the movement set up alone should be worth our estimate.  Ht 34"  [86.5cm]   $200--$300

135C.  C.1890, German, Kienzle, 2-Wt, Vienna Regulator, in a walnut & veneer case with old top.   Condition:  well, unless you are a qualified clockmaker, you will need to find another movement for this clock.  It is missing 2 arbors. Dial and hands are good. One weight is absent hook. The case itself retains original finish and is in very good condition.  Potential for the right workman.  Ht 50"  [126cm]   $300--$500

136.  C.1832, Putnam Bailey, Goshen, Conn.,  30-hour time & strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss on the base.  Stenciling on the columns has been redone.  The stenciling on the splat is original, but it has lost both right and left cheeks.  Original painted dial shows signs of wear.  Eagle hour hand is original; minute hand is half new and half old.  Mirror is cracked.   Ht 34.25"  [86.99 cm]  $100--$150

137.  C.1835, Hopkins & Alfred, Harwinton, Conn., 30-hour time & strike, 2-wt stenciled column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Stenciling on the pillars and splat has been restored.  Original painted dial is in good condition with some loss to the minute ring.  Original Hopkins movement is correct.  Hands appear to be original.  Note the lower door hinge {brass triangle} is missing, easy enough to make.  Tablet clear.  Ht 34"  [86.36 cm]  $75--$125

138.  C.1835, John Hunt, Plainville, Conn.,  30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock.  Condition: Refinished mahogany and rosewood veneered case in good condition with some veneer loss and a raised area on the OG molding above 12 o’clock.  Original painted dial is pretty good for its age.  Frosted Fenn tablet is original; someone scraped a hole near the bottom to better show the pendulum.  Hands are proper type replacements.  Ht 25.5"  [64.77 cm]  $75--$150

139.  C.1840, Atkins & Porter, Bristol, Conn.,  30-hour time & strike OG shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished 2-tone, mahogany and maple veneered case in good condition with some veneer loss and repairs.  Original painted wood dial has some damage at the bottom mounting screws and flaking.  Hands are original.  Mirror tablet is replaced.  Movement is unusual in that it strikes on the half-hour as well as the hour {the only maker that had this feature}. Weights are missing.  Verge is missing; replacements available at Timesavers.com   Dark but readable label.  Ht 26.25"  [66.67 cm]  $50--$100

140.  C.1830, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn.,  30-hour time/strike wood movement stenciled column & splat shelf clock, short.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with restoration.  Stenciling on the columns and splat is new.  Painted tablet is a replacement.  Upper glass is cracked.  Carved feet are new.  Movement is correct.  Dial is in good condition with some minor paint loss, but is not original to the case.  Partial label inside case, but enough remains to determine that it is a Whiting {just the 'g' is visible}.  Ht 28.5"  [72.39 cm]  $200--$250

141.  C.1835 Barnes, Bartholomew & Co., Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in good condition with an old and possibly original finish.  There is some veneer loss on the base.  The splat is period, but the rest of the top is a replacement.  The reverse painting of the Natural Bridge in Virginia tablet is interesting, but not original.  Original dial is in good condition with some fading of the numbers.  Hands appear to be original.  Case has nice faux marble columns that have their gilt areas brushed over with gold paint {still quite nice}.  Label is very dark but legible.  Ht 31.25"  [79.37m]  $100--$150

141A.  C.1914 Ansonia Clock Co., "Prism", 8-day time & gong strike, 4-glass, crystal regulator.     Condition: Brass case in as found condition, dirty,  in need of a polishing.  Beveled glass panels are perfect.  Original porcelain dial has a horizontal crack in the center area and one hairline at the time side winding arbor. Hands are original.   Movement is signed.  Original pendulum vials are good.  A nice clock for the first time buyer.  Ht 10.75"  [27.30 cm]  $150--$250

141B.  C.1950, Seederer Kohlbusch, Englewood, NJ, laboratory scale, with a wooden box of metric scale weights.  Condition: Mahogany case in good condition with original finish / some nicks, scrapes and stains, note right saddle for tray support is lacking, we used an S hook for foto {parts seem to be available on the internet, but we are not certain they will fit.  Ht 17.5"  [44.45 cm]  $100--$150

141C.  C.1895 E. Ingraham & Co., "Tulip",  8-day time/strike walnut cased gingerbread clock.  Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice clean condition.  Original paper dial is clean with some discoloration around the winding arbors.  Hands, pendulum and tablet are original.  Movement is singed. Label on the back of the case, dark but legible.  Ht 21.5"  [54.61 cm]  $100--$150

141D.  C.1890 French, 8-day time/strike 3-piece black marble garniture set.  Condition: Black marble case is in good condition with damage on the corners of the base and a couple of chips on the sharp edges of the base.  The two sidepieces have damage on the corners of the base and one of them has chips on the edge of the top and is missing a foot.  Porcelain dial has chips around the winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Still in overall good condition, running.  Ht 18"  [45.72 cm]  $100--$200

141E.  C.1980 Seth Thomas Clock Co., Div. of General Time Corp., A Tally Industries Co., "Regulator No. 2" 8-day triple chime mahogany wall clock.  Condition: Quality made solid mahogany case in excellent condition as a replica of the original that was made for over 100 years.  Movement has Westminster/St. Michael/Whittington chime selection.  Xlnt inside label.  Ht 35.25"  [89.53 cm]  $200--$300

141F.  C.1879, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Tudor No. 1", 8-day time/strike walnut mantel clock.      Condition: Walnut veneered case in clean condition with some scratches and an old and possibly original finish. Wood bezel on the door is unusual for this model with indication that it was originally gilded.  Dial pan was flaked and has been papered over, and also turned upside down and now with extra holes.  The hands appear to be replacements.  Original movement is signed.  Ht 15"  [38.1 cm]  $75--$150

141G.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top A", 30-hour mahogany cottage timepiece.    Condition: Refinished mahogany case in good condition, some minor veneer chips on the base.   Usually these dials are painted, however this one  is paper over zinc [with some stain and wear].  "ST" hands are from a larger model and are a bit too long; tablet is original and nice.   Label protected under plastic.  Ht 9.5"  [24.13 cm]  $75--$125

141H.  C.1860 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cottage O", 30-hour rosewood cottage timepiece.    Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case in good clean condition, however the base has been re-veneered with walnut.. Original painted dial has some minor flaking and paint loss at the mounting screws.   Old hands have been repaired or have been made to fit this case by shortening a longer pair.  Gilded molding on the door now gold painted.  Mirror is original.  Label protected under plastic.  Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $75--$150

141J.  C.1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top E", 30-hour time/alarm mahogany cottage timepiece.    Condition: Refinished case is clean, except its edges are a bit rounded from excess sanding, and to disguise some loss on the front of the base molding.  Original dial blank has been repainted with some minor loss at one of the mounting screws.  Hands are original.  Gilded molding on the door now gold painted.   Label protected under plastic. Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $75--$100

141K.  C.1860 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cottage C", 30-hour time/alarm rosewood cottage timepiece.    Condition: Stripped rosewood case has never been properly finished;  there is a veneer chip on the base, top left. [sides on this example are pine, would have been stained to match originally].  Original painted dial has some minor flaking and loss around the mounting screws.  Hour hand is original, but the minute is a replacement.  Gilded molding on the door is worn off.   Bottom tablet is original.   Label dark with corner loss. Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $70--$90

142.  C.1842 Charles Stratton, Worcester, Mass., 30-hour time/strike wood movement bevel case shelf clock.  Condition: Stripped mahogany veneered case in good condition with a little veneer loss at the lower right corner and small chip on the flat area near the door knob.  Tablet is modern replacement.  Hands are not original.  Original dial is soiled a little with some minor wear.  Ht 25.5"  [64.77 cm]  $75--$150

143.  C.1890, French, Black Slate & Bronze mantel clock, 8-day, gong strike with frieze across the top and a figure either side of the dial in 17C ruffles & tights dress.   Condition:   well made Japy movement is sound; strike hammer repaired.  The slate has some minor edge abrasion, but is overall very good.  The bronze work is of high quality, well chased with fine detail.  Very heavy. Ht 13.8"  [35cm]   $175--$275

144.  C.1894, Ansonia Clock Co., "Seneca",  8-day time/strike cabinet model mantel clock.  Condition: Oak case is generally clean with original finish, however, there is a small notch cut in the middle of the base, apparently to fit over a seam in a shelf.  Gold tone dial is very clean with a couple of scratches.  Hands are original and movement is properly signed.  Nice label inside rear door.  A hard to find model.  Ht 15.5"  [39.37 cm]  $175--$275

145.  C.1924, E. Ingraham & Co., "Gila",  8-day time & gong strike calendar kitchen clock.  Condition: Refinished oak is in clean condition.  Original calendar dial has age darkened with some wear and stains.  Time hands and pendulum are original; calendar hand appears replaced.  Tablet is original.  Good label on rear of clock.  Ht 23"  [58.42 cm]  $175--$225

146.  C.1875, French, Ferrier Bte, Montmartre 22, unknown duration gravity timepiece, a star studded gilt bronze ball that descends a central pole.  Condition: various losses:  red marble base is chipped in several places; numeral VI is lacking; minute hand {arrow} is missing.  Nice quality balance wheel movement is intact, but needs service; vertical rack has some bent teeth.  There is a hole in the top finial that held a carrying handle.  For an example of the handle and arrow hand, see Tardy's reprint, 1976, Prt 2-Du Louis XVI a nos jours in French, page 396, where a similar clock by the same maker is shown.  An uncommon item. Ht 9"  [22.86 cm]  $200--$300

147.  C.1850, Wm. S. Johnson, New York, 4-Column Empire style shelf clock, 30-hour with two slim iron weights.   Condition:  Mahogany case has been refinished, veneer is pretty good with some loss on the base.  The ebonized columns have original and odd stenciled pattern.  The wooden dial is cracked and with paint loss at 3.  Label is dark and missing half.  Ht 26"  [66cm]  $200--$300

148.  C.1832, Eli Terry, Jun’r, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time & strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Stripped mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer loss on the right chimney and a veneer repair to the door.    Stenciling on the columns and splat has been redone.  Original painted dial is clean with some wear.  Hands are original.  Mirror is a replacement.  Movement is a short pendulum 42-tooth variety.  Good running order..  Ht 33.5"  [85 cm]  $200--$300

149.  C.1833, Birge, Case & Co., Bristol, Conn  30-hour time & bell strike wood movement half column & splat  shelf clock. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss.  Mirror is a replacement.  Original painted dial is very clean with some loss on the bottom edge.  Unusual hands are normally found with brass movements, but these are original {workers simply used one style of hand on all production at the time}.  Key escutcheon is missing.  Mirror top and chimneys are original.  Ht 33.25"  [84.45 cm]  $150--$250

150.  C.1840, Terry & Andrews, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time& gong strike, FALSE HOLLOW COLUMN shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs.  Center tablet is original with some loss, while the bottom tablet is a replacement.  Original painted dial is quite nice with some minor flaking.  Hands are modern replacements of the correct type.  Nice label inside case.  Unique narrow weights intact.  This clock is a bit smaller than regular hollow column; clean & running.  Ht 28.25"  [71.75 cm]  $250--$350

151.  C.1917 Waterbury Clock Co., "Marson", 8-day time/strike WOODEN crystal regulator, as-found.  Condition:  Round top mahogany case in sound with original crazed finish; minor nicks and scrapes.  There is a tiny veneer chip on the bottom edge of the left side.  Original porcelain dial is excellent.   Beveled glass panels are perfect.  Rack striking movement is properly signed. One major problem, is that it now has a perfect Seth Thomas –2-vial pendulum that is too large for the clock; will not fit through crutch.  You will need to adapt or find another pendulum.  The Thomas pendulum is worth $50 by itself.  Ht 10.35 [26.2 cm]  $150--$250

152.  C.1855 T. S. Sperry, 25 John St., New York,  30-hour Cottage timepiece.   Condition: Grained pine case in nice condition with original finish.  Original painted dial is quite nice for its age.  Hands are not original. There was likely some sort of design painted on the lower part of the glass, now clear.  Great green label inside case.  Timothy  Sperry was the younger brother of Henry Sperry, both clockmaker sons of Sheldon Sperry of Burlington, Conn. Ht 11.75"  [29.84 cm]  $100--$150

153.  C.1850, Brewster & Co., Bristol, Conn., 30-hour times & strike, 2-wt OG shelf clock.  Condition: Rosewood and mahogany veneered case in very good condition with an original finish.  There are some chipped areas on the corners of the case and a small piece missing the left side bottom.  Frosted tablet is original.  Original painted dial has age darkened a little with some flaking near 1 o’clock and wear around the winding arbors.  Hour hand is original.  Minute hand is a replacement.  Ht 25.5"  [64.77 cm]  $75--$150

154.  C.1832, Atkins & Downs for Mitchell & Atkins, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike, 2-wt, wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.  Condition: Mahogany veneered case in generally good condition with an old finish.  Veneer on the base has been replaced.  Stenciling on the columns and splat is original, and still nice for the age.  Original wood dial is pretty good for its age with some minor wear.  Hands are original.  The door is warped and will not close properly; can be improved by re-locating hinge pins a little.  Dark label inside case, still legible.   Ht 32"  [81.2 cm]  $125--$225

155.  C.1872, Seth Thomas' Sons & Co, New York, "No. 4 Tucker Bronze",  15-day time/strike mantel clock with a pair of candle sticks.  Condition: Cast iron case with a bronze finish is in good condition with some rust that has developed on the top and wear to the finish on the sides of the base.  Original porcelain dial has damage around both winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Round plate movement is signed.  There should be an urn finial on the top that is now occupied by a bell.  The two old candlesticks are bronze over white metal, are later additions to the clock and look OK.   Ht 11.5"  [54.61 cm]  $150--$250

156.  C.1881 F. Kroeber Clock Co, New York, "Cabinet No. 4", 8-day time/strike cabinet series mantel clock.  Condition: Ebonized case in very nice condition with original finish and with most of the gold in the incised decoration intact.  Original black dial is very clean, but the pierced center section may be a replacement, as we do not see this style in the catalog.  The hands are replaced & too long.  Movement is signed.  Remains of a label on the back.  For reference, see Ly's book on Kroeber Clocks, page 132.  Ly price guide = $375.  Ht 12.5"  [31.75 cm]  $175--$275

157.  C.1894 Ansonia Clock Co., "Tunis", 8-day time/strike Cabinet series mantel clock.  Condition: Oak and oak veneered case in good condition with original decaying finish, quite dark.  The oak veneer on the front of the case just below 5 o’clock has lifted and will need attention.  Original dial is nice with original hands.  The bezel hinge has sprung and the bezel will not close without harsh force.  Movement is signed.  Faded label on the back.  Ht 11.5"  [29.21 cm]  $125--$225

158.  C.1929, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., 8-day time & gong strike steeple clock.  Condition: Overall very good original condition; mahogany finished hardwood case is clean with original finish.  There are a couple of dings at the outer edge of the case near the door-knob; rt finial tip has been glued on slightly crooked.  Original painted dial is in very clean condition, and hands are correct.  Original screen painted tablet has some flaking..  Seems to run and strike fine.   Ht 16"  [40.64 cm]  $75--$125

159.  C.1881, E. Ingraham & Co., "Phenix",  8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition: Walnut case in clean condition with original finish.  There is small chip at the back-top edge that does not show, and the tip of the tip fan is missing.  Original dial is worn and soiled.  Hands, tablet and pendulum are original.  Still a nice gingerbread for what we find today.   Ht 21"  [53.34 cm]  $100--$200

160.  C.1890 Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Selma",  8-day time/strike city series mantel clock.  Condition: Refinished oak case in very good condition.  Original dial has age darkened a little, but still quite good. Replacement hands are from a 4" dial, need for 5" dial.  Backboard is a replacement.  Movement is signed.  Still an uncommon model for those collecting City series.   Ht 16.5"  [41.91 cm]  $150--$250

161.  C.1908 Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day time & strike Adamantine finish mantel clock, bell on the half hour.  Condition: Adamantine finish in very nice condition with a very small chips along back edges..  Original paper dial is pretty good for its age with some wear around the winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Remains of a label on the back is taped down.  Ht 11.25"  [28.57 cm]  $100--$200

162.  C.1830, Jeromes & Darrow, Bristol, Conn.,  30-hour time/strike wood movement, two deck, half column & splat shelf clock, pineapple capitals on top columns.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs. Top mirrored splat is not original, but made to proper specs.  Key escutcheons are missing.  Original painted dial is pretty nice.  Hands are original.  Label is "after-stamped"  Brass-Bushed, but the movement housed in this case is not.  Door hinge pins need some adjusting to allow the doors to close properly.  Ht 33"  [83.82 cm]  $100--$200

163.  C.1830, Jeromes & Darrow, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike THIN column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss and repairs; screws too long for top hinge.  Mirror is not original.  Stenciling on the columns and splat is original {and super}.  Both caps on the chimneys are damaged.  Case contains a Jeromes & Darrow thin movement that has had its strike train restored; will strike with finger pressure, but may need adjusting.  The dial from another clock was plugged and painted by Martha Smallwood, however is too thick for this case and door will not close; will need fitting.  Movement lacks hands.  Would be $1000 if correct.  Ht 34.5"  [87.63 cm]  $300--$400

164.  C.1830, Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn., 30-hour time/strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock.   Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in good condition with some minor veneer loss.   Bottom glass is old and cracked on the edge and is not original.  Hoadley short movement with ivory bushings & bridge is correct.  Proper Hoadley dial is good; somewhat yellowed.  Hands are not original {home made}.  Very clean label inside case.  Stenciling looks to be original under a heavy coat of varnish.  One of the ears on the splat has been repaired.  The feet and pineapple finials are very nicely carved copies.  Ht 29"  [73.66 cm]  $250--$350

165.  C.1900, English, 8-day fusee postal or gallery timepiece, from Perth.  Condition: Mahogany case in very nice clean condition with an original finish.  Original painted dial has some flaked areas and poor touchup and wear to some of the numbers, with name Burnfield, Perth.  Chain drive fusee movement is very clean with the name "Salisbury" inside of a winding key stamped onto the back plate.  Hands are original; old pendulum may be from another clock; works fine.  Case is unusual in that the box is hinged to the bezel, latch on size gives full access to movement.   Stem on front brass bezel is lacking.  Ht 16"  [40.64 cm]  $300--$400

166.  C.1912 Sessions Clock Co., "Seneca", 8-day Mission style wall timepiece.  Condition: Refinished cherry case in clean condition.  Numbers and pendulum are original; replaced hands.  Movement is signed. Rear dust cover is replaced   Odd to find this case in cherry.   Ht 24"  [60.96 cm]  $75--$150

166A.  C.1910 German, Kienzle, 8-day time & gong strike "R/A", spring regulator wall clock.  Condition: Walnut stained and veneered case in clean condition with original finish, except the old top has lost is outer curved molding and stained to match.  R/A pendulum is dented on the top edge.  Ivorine dial has suffered from heat damage that has caused to buckle and crack.  Brass grommet on the time side winding arbor is missing.  Hands are original. Door difficult to close; will need sanding.  Ht 30"  [76.2 cm]  $100--$200

166B.  C.1890, French, Small Pendulette night clock, 30-hour, absent its time "globe".  &n