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We recognize that the viewing time is short, compared to the large number of items, and we appreciate your taking care in handling the clocks. We understand the importance of a first hand look at movements, however, please ask Mr. Schmitt, Mr. Webber, or one of the runners before removing dials. We reserve the right to limit the handling of very fragile items.

Chris Bailey will be on hand during the viewing to answer questions of age, origin or mechanical complexity.

1. C.1975, Good Japanese "C" cell fit-up in an original vinyl LP of recorded sounds from the Union Pacific "Big Boy"---the world's most powerful locomotive (16 drive wheels). If you can peel off the sticky numerals, you may save the record. Ht 12" $4-6

2. C.1980, Rustic pine, pegged door wall decorator with a German key wind, lever fit-up mov't. Lots of look for the cabin or beach house. Ht 18" $20-40

3. C.1950, Sessions "Moline", 110v. electric banjo in generally good condition, all original, with cord; ht 22" $10-20

4. C.1955, New York, Unimat multi tool, now with scroll saw attachment. Saw has a short powerful stroke that will be perfect for restoring fretwork. The vinyl on the cord has gone stiff and will need replacing soon. W=16", Ht = 13" $60-90

4-a. Book, c.1860 (dated), "American Clock Making"

by Chauncey Jerome; his autobiography & analysis of the U.S. clock industry; cover was wet +worn but OK, with engraving of Chauncey himself; neat book $30-50

5. C.1960, Welby, European "Sunburst" clock of brass & plated steel. 8-day lever mov't; ht 21" $10-20

6. C.1920, Hand made (well done) World War commemorative clock. The base is the brass head of a 45" Howitzer casing onto which is bolted two 35mm armor piercing projectiles, the tips of which support a small 30 hour mvt. Engraved: "Verdun" Ht 7" $15-25

7. C.1930, New Haven "Warwick" 8-day lever banjo in original mustard yellow with stencil design on the throat. Eagle replaced; runs, height 25" $20-30

8. C.1925, French, small tan onyx desk clock with a 30 hour alarm movement. The onyx with minor edge chips. Clock is clean & running; xlnt silvered dial; cute decorator; ht 4.5" $50-75

9. C.1870, Gilbert 30 hour rosewood, octagon top cottage clock, the case refinished, the door sprayed gold and the dial about 50% flaked; T/S+alarm mov'ts clean and running fine; ht 13" $60-90

10. C.1890, German 30 hour time & alarm 2-weight wall clock with a perfect porcelain dial. There are no weights, no pendulum and 1-side cover is gone. Mov't sound; diameter = 11" $75-100

11. C.1890, Ansonia, walnut gingerbread clock in clean, as-found condition. The case has been refinished; the movement needs cleaning; dial has turned brown, but overall good cond; ht 23" $90-120

12. C.1885, Ingraham walnut gingerbread case, the "Tulip" now with a Waterbury movement & dial. The case has been attractively refinished and mov't runs+strikes OK, but needs cleaning; ht 22" $75-100

13. C.1881, E. Ingraham & Co., walnut gingerbread, the "Postal", attractively refinished + with new dial. Mov't needs cleaning, but runs & strikes OK; tablet is weak from wiping; proper pendulum for this model; height 20" $90-120

14. C.1850. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, 30 hour "OG" in restored condition. The mov't is marked Jerome and clock retains exceptional full label. The case and dial have been nicely refinished and the clock runs well. Original mirror good; ready for home or shop; height 26" $100-150

15. C.1945, Smith's, Clerkenwell, England, 8-day marine timepiece, as-found -- runs fine, but case has been dropped and the hinge is bent + will need replacing. Dial is original and good; ht 8.5" $75-125

16. C.1930, Gilbert cast spelter alarm clock with advertising dial: "Time will tell -- wear SUNDIAL SHOES". Ticks +alarms; ht 5" $50-80

17. C.1900, Ansonia black enameled iron clock in excellent restored condition; ready for your home or shop; ht 11" $75-100

18. C.1899 (dated) brass plated cast iron American novelty with lever mov't; movement has been cleaned and a new paper dial installed. No hand-set knob (simple job). Runs robustly; height 11" $30-60

19. C.1930, Lux Clock Mfg., ladies boudoir clock with cast composition frame and a fall print in the center; seems to run OK; height 10" $40-60

20. C.1950, The Burroughs Company, "No.49-A, Steeple-Gothic", mini one day lever shelf clock, time & alarm (Gilbert mov't), in good, as-found condition + running; minor scrapes on case; and with good label; ht 6.5" $50-60

21. C.1950, The Burroughs Company, "No.52-T, English Lancet", mini one day lever shelf clock (Gilbert mov't), in good, as-found condition; ticks+stops; good label; height 7" $50-60

22. C.1960, Marlow & Co., York, Penna., mini "Looking Glass Clock", with label: "as inspired by Asa Munger, Auburn, NY", with rear-wind one day lever mov't; with side columns & brass finials; ht 7" $75-100

23. C.1860, Bradley & Hubbard cast iron (similar to Ansonia "Dora"), black enameled carriage clock with M.O.P. trim on front (one piece m.o.p. missing). With heavy double spring 8-day lever mov't; ht 9" $100-150

24. C.1900, Ansonia black enameled iron mantel clock with solid porcelain dial & cast frieze. Mov't runs, but note fancy case (3 columns each end) has rust and will need refinishing; ht 11" $100-150

25. C.1880, Waterbury "Bedford" one day striking, walnut shelf clock. Note dial center is missing and outer dial is re-papered; tablet home-done; with sandwich glass pendulum; clean & running; ht 18.5" $90-120

26. C.1865, United States Clock Mfg., 8-day movement in an iron front case with label from Terhune & Edwards (NY). Note the alarm mov't is missing. Case retains about 85% original paint & has no repairs; dial repapered; hands incorrect; runs; ht 19" $90-120

27. C.1870, Seth Thomas "Column" 30-hour T/S, Empire styled shelf clock in rosewood. Note the finish has been completely stripped from the case; one veneer chip at top of door; 8-day lyre movement & alarm; dial flaked; ht 16" $90-120

28. C.1955, Seth Thomas "Corsair" 8-day ship's bell (German mov't) in a brass case with screw bezel. Note bezel has 2 dents & will need attention; ht 5.5" $150-200

29. C.1835, Terry's Patent carved column case (as-found with new eagle and new columns), now with a later long drop movement. Minute hand is new; 30 hour; a project needing patience; ht 35" $125-225

30. C.1977 (dated movement) Hermele (for Bulova) German 3-train Westminster bracket clock in nice, as-found condition. Despite 20 years of age, this clock looks like it was never used; ht 13" $60-90

31. C.1945-55, a lot of 3 nice Seth Thomas desk clocks; left to right: a>8-day lever "Deco" desk clock; b> Desk alarm with German mov't; c> 8-day lever "Gothic". All mechanically sound; avg ht 5" $60-90 all

32. C.1910, Seth Thomas "Crystal Lever", 1-day T+S carriage clock. Mov't recently cleaned and it runs + strikes; however the paper dial is discolored from oil & will need replacement; ht 7" $50-80

33. C.1930, Seth Thomas "Dallas" 8-day easel type boudoir clock on a nice mahogany base with original label. Good 4-jewel mov't seems to run OK. Nice clock for the beginning collector; ht 5" $75-100

34. C.1950, Seth Thomas Deco style desk clock in a solid walnut oval case with a brass base. 1-day lever mov't. Runs and overall excellent for what it is; height 3.5" $30-40

35. C.1890, small: 5"H x 4"W x 2 inch deep old oval dome on a wooden base; in good condition; great for Zappler or mini clock. $50-60

36. C.1950, Japanese, "Poppo" blinking eye desk clock by Tezuka Clock Co., in good original condition (minor chip on nose) and in running well; ht 6" $75-100

37. C.1930-40, German, lot of two desk novelties: one a 2-groove pulley cut off and fitted with a clock in the center, ht 4.5"; the other a white marble oval with a 2" fit-up; ht 3" $25-50 both

38. C.1930, Gilbert Clock Co., Globe novelty, bronze finish, dirty but running; no chips in the white metal; ht 9.5" $30-50

39. C.1935, New Haven "Warwick" 8-day lever banjo in excellent original condition with label. Mov't clean & running robustly; ready for your home or shop; height 25" $75-100

40. C.1935, Seth Thomas mini tambour, 8-day lever with porcelain dial, as-found. Dirty but complete; needs clean; ht 4" $20-40

41. C.1910, Waterbury "B" 8-Day travel timepiece with brass surround. Most of the gilding is worn away; dial is perfect; tries to run, but dirty; ht 3" $60-90

42. C.1890, Waterbury, 8-day "Bumblebee" timepiece travel clock in very nice original condition. Most of the gilding has worn away but the glass surround & porcelain dial are perfect; ticks+stops; height 3.5" $125-175

43. C.1955, German, Badische Uhrenfabrik, 400 Day clock with square dial, plastic base and old heavy dome. 4-ball pend; dirty, needs clean, one foot/screw is missing; ht 12" $20-30

44. C.1930-40, E. Howard & Co., Boston, public school slave clock. Has nice oak bezel and super 11" painted dial. Note this mov't must be wired to a master clock to function; ht 16" $75-100

45. C.1985, German (for Dutch tourist market) repro wall clock with external bell and "horseman" pendulum. This clock is virtually new and seems to work well; this one is 8-day; ht 19" $75-125

46. A lot of 4 round glass domes for 400 day clocks: 3 are 11 x 5" and one is 16 x 6.5" for larger clock; one bid for all 4: $40-60

47. C.1949 (dated) Schatz (Jahresuhrenfabrik), square dial 4-- day, 4-ball clock in complete & sound condition; ht 12" $30-50

48. C.1955 (dated) Schatz (Jahresuhrenfabrik) small glazed case 400 day with 4-ball pendulum. Dirty; suspension hardware is in a bag inside; ht 7" $20-40

49. C.1900, Seth Thomas "12 Inch Drop", walnut school clock, dirty, as-found. Note glass is missing, the repainted dial with water stains; ht 24" $125-175

50. C.1910, Ingraham, pressed oak short drop school clock, as-found; very dirty & NO bezel. Despite the dirt, this clock will restore OK; ht 25" $100-150

51. C.1900, German, early 400 Day clock with lantern pinions and disc pendulum; with old heavy glass dome. There are patent numbers, but no trademark on movement. Ht. 12" $125-175

52. C.1910, Ingraham walnut gingerbread in as-found condition. Dial is discolored badly and case (with original finish) is grimy. 8-day, T/S/Alarm. Will clean up; ht 23" $100-150

53. C.1910, Sessions pressed oak gingerbread in as-found condition. The original finish is crusty and will need to come off. Dial is OK. A good looking pattern; will clean up OK. Ht. 23" $75-100

54. C.1940 (dated) German, Jahresuhrenfabrik, 400 Day clock with unusual troubadour playing to the ladies on the dial. The uprights, 4-ball pend, dial & base all accented in royal blue. Complete & sound; ht.12" $75-100

55. C.1910, Wm. L. Gilbert "Lake No. 2", walnut case, now with an Ingraham kitchen clock movement and a tall clock bell for striking. Runs, but could stand a 'heart' transplant. Dial discolored but OK; old tablet; ht 22" $75-100

56. C.1940, New Haven oak short drop school clock with original octagonal dial (with some water stains). The oak case could stand refinishing. Ht 21" $100-150

57. C.1910, New Haven "Shamrock" walnut gingerbread in dirty, as-found condition. Dial will need re-papering, but case should rub up. Full label is dark but OK; good floral tablet; ht 23" $100-150

58. C.1920, Sessions box Store Regulator, as-found. The poplar case is painted black, tablets clear & dial repapered.. Will clean up with work; ht 38" $150-200

59. C.1910, W. L. Gilbert "Admiral", pressed oak short drop, time & calendar, as-found. Dial is dirty and case refinished too light. No suspension wire; tablet good; ht 27" $175-225

60. C.1915, New Haven, "10 Inch Drop", octagonal school clock, oak case, as-found. The bezel is bent, glass missing; still the dial is fairly decent and the case will clean up OK. Time only. Ht. 21" $175-225

61. C.1920, English, "Smith's Enfield" mahogany tambour, with cross band inlay along the edge. This clock got scorched from the rear and back door is replaced (+rear of mov't blackened). Amazingly still runs; ht 10" $30-50

62. C.1880, Geo. B. Owen, 8-day walnut parlor clock, as-found, dirty and missing glass; ht 20.5 $75-125

63. C.1870, New Haven Clock Co., full size 30 hour steeple, as-found. This is a clock with potential; the original dial needs touch up to the white & tablet is flaking badly. Label OK; ht 20.5" $100-150

64. C.1870, Seth Thomas, 8-day "Cottage", as-found. The dial is flaking & the door with poor veneer repairs. Still the tablet is good & label & mov't decent; height 14" $100-150

65. C.1915, Seth Thomas "No. 2 Tambour", 8-day T/S mantel clock. The case has been stripped & spray finished, but needs attention; #120 mov't is freshly cleaned & going; ht 7" $60-90

66. C.1865, Seth Thomas; we've had this early Thomaston model before, but I can't find it in my books. Rosewood case, 8-day T/S with good label and S.T. hands. Door has a vertical split that needs attention; height 15" $150-200

67. C.1930, English "Blick" Time Recorder in good condition; very heavy construction throughout with heavy English lever mov't and spring driven date wheels (with manual advance knob); height 11" $100-150

68. C.1930, New Haven "Waring" banjo with perfect black/silver/blue deco style glasses. Note the eagle is a replacement, hands new + dial papered over; height 36" $175-275

69. C.1900, Ansonia black enameled iron clock with open 'scape movement. The case is nice with interesting daisy patter. The porcelain dial is chipped at left winding hold' ht 9" $50-80

70. Box lot of 10 clocks, including 1 electric and couple of alarms. We've put in a photo of one C.1820 English mini Regency case (ht 8"), now with a C.1900 French carriage clock mov't. Mixed bag. $75-100

71. A lot of 2 American novelties, as-found: a> Lux rocking bird, dirty but runs, and b> Keebler, dog + cats (missing one cat). $30-50 both

72. C.1855, Jerome full size 30 hour beehive. The clock needs a dial & a gong. The original mov't is complete, but dirty. Original tablet starting to flake; height 19.5" $75-100

73. C.1860, Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn, 8-day beehive. Best part of this clock is the "lemon" tablet; the rest has concerns. Someone did a great job of re-veneering but used straight grain instead of crotch mahog; dial repapered instead of paint; ht 18.5 $100-150

74. C.1880, Ingraham "Ionic", as-found; the case has been stripped and graining is gone from the bezels; dial repapered and too dark; lower tablet poorly repainted. Does run; height 21" $125-175

75. C.1915, Wm. L. Gilbert, poplar cased store regulator, time only: the case has been stripped and stained a mahogany color. The tablets + dial are original, and it runs; ht 35" $175-225

76. C.1900, Swiss, sterling silver cased, 8-day travel clock (large watch mov't), stem wind + set. Note case has been dropped, has dents and will need attention. Runs robustly; height 4" $100-150

77. C.1900, New Haven, Black Enameled Iron mantle clock with free standing Corinthian columns and nice porcelain dial. Note strike spring is broken, but otherwise xlnt condition; ht 11" $50-75

78. C.1900, Ansonia fit up clock in a souvenir shell with a fading signature of "Niagara Falls". We've has several of these. Movement is NOT running and lacks winding knob/key. Dial is xlnt; height 3.5" $20-30

79. C.1955, Seth Thomas, Model 6w, "Brookfield", 8-day striking banjo with German pendulum movement. Nice rod strike, and in good original condition; height 29" $150-200

80. C.1930, New Haven "Whitney", time only banjo with painted nautical tablets (throat is starting to flake). Eagle at top is a "too small" replacement; otherwise complete and sound; height 31" $125-175

81. C.1860, an earlier New Haven shelf clock with alarm. This case with New Haven label indicating case style is a patent G. B. Owen design. The dial is repainted; minute hand repaired + too short; tablet repainted and case stripped and needs more finish; rosewood case is good looking; ht 15" $125-175

82. C.1905, Wm. L. Gilbert 8-day T/S/Alarm oak kitchen clock. Gilbert was certainly one of the most innovative designers on these inexpensive clocks, and we don't find this one listed; all original; ht 20" $100-150

83. C.1920, German "Kienzle", 3-train Westminster bracket clock. The mahogany architectural case has been poorly reglued & needs to be re-done. But the movement is going & the clock is overall good; note silvered dial with cast brass spandrels; height 18" $200-300

84. C.1900, French 8-day black marble mantle clock with dark onyx accents; good lever movement strikes on a flat wire gong. Small dial chip at right winding hole, but otherwise in nice condition; height 8" $90-120

85. C.1890, German (movement only), Gustav Becker 3-weight grand sonnerie mov't, intact with original pulleys. Note hands do not fit & bezel is bent, but rest of assembly is fine; good dial; ht 7.5" $200-250

86. C.1880, E. N. Welch "Cabinet #3" in as-found condition. Walnut case has been refinished + is attractive; the case back is new (decent job). Mov't is not running + dial has chips at 6 & 9; hands incorrect; no bell nor standard. Patti type mov't, open 'scape; 16.5" $300-500

86-a. C.1920, Herschede, Cincinnati, O. Model #214, electric 5-tube Westminster chime hall clock. Note the pendulum swings and the seconds hand ticks on these. The chimes sound great, but will not shut off--needs adjust. Xlnt parts for Herschede fans; ht 78" $400-500

87. C.1909 (dated) French clock/barometer set in an attractive oak case with ormolu trim & plaque to: W. J. Shute, Engineer Lodge #2599. Note platform is distressed, baro stuck on "change"; ht 9" $300-400

88. C.1985, German limited edition repro for Christian Huygens (Ltd) of Amsterdam. Note this 8 rod triple chime mov't features a world time dial with moon phase in the arch (with Zodiac signs) and the lower dial with day of week aperture & ruling deity of the day; it is new, but neat; Hermle mov't; height 21" $300-500

89. C.1850, Brewster & Ingrahams 8-day steeple, T/S/Alarm. This clock has a nice original dial + excellent label; the tablet has been home-painted with a country Vermont scene and the case refinished. In general a good clock with potential; ht 20" $150-200

90. C.1950, Elliott, London, post-war mantle clock; heavy green onyx case has some edge chips. Brass dial with engraved & gilded center. Bezel & crystal missing but looks OK without; running OK; ht 8.5" $150-250

91. C.1920, Novelty gravity clock with compound pendulum visible through original glass dial. Brass case & hardware. Note the rear pivot for the pend is broken and will need attention; ht 10" $150-200

92. C.1900, French spherical paperweight clock with a large 8-day pin-set watch movement. The bail is lacking and the rear glass has a large chip; mov't running robustly & dial is nice; ht 3.5" $175-275

93. C.1870/1970. This clock started out as a Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar #3, then some Iowan sectioned the case, adding a 4" section in the middle of the top+bottom, then reinstalled the door and added some columns to sides; mov'ts OK; parts?? Ht 28" $200-300

94. C.1910, Sessions time & calendar store regulator. The poplar case has been refinished to a mahogany color & the lower tablet is now clear. The rest is original & presentable; ht 38.5" $175-275

95. C.1900, Seth Thomas round drop timepiece; note this clock was originally an advertiser for Garpello Tea, but has been stripped and refinished to a maple color. Orig dial has a large flake over 9; ht 27.5" $175-275

96. C.1980, Ithaca oak "Hanging Belgrade" double dial calendar, 8-day T/S, as new. This is one of the new Ithacas that came out of New York in the last decade; the top Welch mov't is old; rest is new. Runs; height 37" $800-1000

97. C.1900, Seth Thomas "Eclipse", walnut hanging gingerbread. This clock has been stripped & poorly refinished; the dial has been repapered with incorrect type; rest original and OK; T/S/Alarm; height 26" $225-325

98. C.1973 (dated) Finis Cavender, American Family Clock Co, Apex, NC. A reproduction "Acorn" clock made of cherry with a quality German mov't. Clock includes original letter of authenticity from Cavender. This is #25 of 100. Was $300 when new; ht 26" $250-350

99. C.1900, German, Hamburg-American time only movement in a unique Bavarian china case with dolphin feet, lion sides and winged mermaids flanking the dial; note right mermaid's head has been broken and poorly repaired; case worthy of professional attn. Ht 14" $200-300

100. C.1810, Unsigned American wooden works tall clock mov't, 30 hour T/S in excellent original condition (with soot + nicotine on dial), complete with old tin can weights. Dial = 11.75" x 16", primitive colonial home w/ trees in arch. Pendulum new, not shown in photo. $500-800

100a. C.1930, German, J. Muller & Co., "Louvre" model 400 day clock in good condition with old dome. The clock is dirty, the base discolored due to Windex dripping down the sides repeatedly. Still a good example with no dents nor dings; ht 17.5" $225-325

101. C.1900, German, R. Schneckenburger, Mulheim, rare striking wall clock movement of year duration, NOW in a new case, carefully copied from an original by a California cabinet maker. Has rare form of duplex escapement invented by Wm. Kohler of Firth. See Horolovar Collection, page 129 for patent illustration. Note: the cast bezel is from a Vienna regulator, and the hands do not match; also the clock is not keeping time + there is a note with recommended wire. Also with plaque verifying "Patents in all States of the Civilised World". Ht 41". Would be $5000 if all old, as-is=$1500-1800

101a. C.1910, German, Kienzle, decent 400 day with disc pendulum & old dome. Has nice "gimbal" suspension. Note center finial has been recently turned and is the wrong shape. Still will clean up OK; height 12" $100-150

101b. C.1901, Ansonia "Petite" cast spelter carriage clock. This cutie runs fine, but the silver is rubbed off and the handle has been poorly replaced; ht 3.5" $90-120

101c. C.1900, German, musical photo album, as-found. The lower movement and comb are excellent, but the single disc with the unit does not play well, and I feel the disc is incorrect; hasp broken; dim = 8 x 11 x 4" $150-200

101d. C.1880, Anglo-American round drop school clock, the mahogany case with round dots of satinwood inlay. The crystal got cracked in shipment, otherwise decent; height 28" $200-300

101e. C.1900, Seth Thomas, Outside Bell, ship's bell. This clock has been well used; the dial is scratched & the time side ticks + stops. Strike side belts out the bells loudly; partial label on the rear; height 10.5" $275-375

101f. C.1905. Wm. L. Gilbert "Admiral" time & calendar school clock. The dial was repapered some time ago, but the finish is original and the pressed oak case is in very good condition; ht 28" $225-325

101g. C.1952, German, Kaiser "Grand Universe" 400 day clock with gilt & silver globe pendulum. The only thing missing from this clock is the nut on the bottom to restrain the pendulum. Running. Height 11" $400-600

101h. C.1953, German, Wurther-Western 400 day clock with arch dial and rolling moon. Made for John Wanamaker, Orig 4 ball pendulum and in good running order. These moon dials are quite scarce; ht 11" $250-350

101j. C.1956 (dated) Schatz "Mademoiselle" 400 day clock with original shipping + display box from Germany. Also includes instruction leaflet. Both movement and case are dirty but will clean up OK; ht 11" $100-150

101k. C.1900, French or German, unmarked novelty clock of red & gray onyx, surmounted by a bronze of "Pan" (with hoofed legs), sitting and playing the flute to a raven; some chips along the rear don't show; runs; ht 6.5" $100-150

101-L C.1910, "T-C" trademark on dial, unknown movement, 30-hour fit up in a cute , molded satin glass depiction of the Mayflower. The glass is very nice, polished along the bottom edge and no chips; ht 5.5" $75-100

101m. C.1945, Seth Thomas 8-day marine timepiece in a black bakelite case in good original condition. The mov't is dirty, but orig silvered dial is xlnt; using No.10 double wind movement; dia = 8" $125-175

101n. C.1905 (patent date), likely Western Clock Mg, door stop clock in very nice condition. Looks + runs great and with old paint. Nice French style with painted fruit and flowers + female caryatids flanking the dial; ht 13" $90-120

102. C.1900, German, Becker 2 weight movement only for the English market -- has 8" ivory colored porcelain dial with red accents (dial perfect), and with orig fancy hands & seconds bit; dia = 8" $100-150

102a. C.1950, German, J. Kaiser "Universe" 400 day with globe pendulum in gilt & blue, and also with revolving Halifax moon. This clock is missing the bottom dust cover and leveling feet, but is otherwise sound & functional; does anyone have parts to complete? Old dome; ht 12" $150-250

102b. C.1900, French Brass Cased time only carriage clock with cylinder platform. Note 'scape wheel pivot appears broken and you will need a new platform; with a broken leather covered travel case; clock height 5.75" $75-125

102c. C.1970, A lot of 3 cast brass cased marine items, as-found, all with 4" dials and screw bezels:

a> Swiss small jeweled lever timepiece.

b> Swiss, like above but lacks F/S regulator

c> Chelsea barometer with broken crystal.

$175-225 all

102d. C.1909, German, Kienzle 400 Day Clock, serial #121891 (and disc pendulum with matching number), 2.75" porcelain dial is perfect. Also with gimbal suspension and 2 ring guards; dirty but tries to run; ht 11.5" $125-175

102e. C.1912, German, Jahresuhrenfabrik, "Louvre" style 400 day clock. Original 4-ball pend & neat 2 elephant logo on back plate (CTE< pl #1595). Xtra heavy old glass dome. Good running order. Ht 16.5" $225-325

102f. C.1902, German, extra nice Gustav Becker 400 Day with superb disc. 2.25" porcelain dial is perfect. Note the serial #1703495 is on both front & back plate; also the little stamped trim that was added in later years is not on this model (nor the screw holes for it), old dome; 11.5" $200-300

102g. C.1909, German, Kienzle 400 Day, serial #111267, 2.75" dial, disc pendulum, gimbal suspension and 2 ring guards. Needs clean & polish but tries to run, 11" $125-175

102h. C.1906, Gustav Becker 400 Day clock, serial #2119416, 2.75" porcelain dial. Good Becker disc pendulum. Lacking only a suspension guard; runs well; ht 12" $150-200

103. C.1920, English single fusee movement from a round dial clock; mov't is intact, but needs cleaning. American kitchen pendulum is incorrect; ht 6" $90-120

104. C.1890, German, Becker 2-weight movement only for the English market (8" ivory colored dial w/ red accents). Movement is very dirty and missing the beat setter, and the dial lacks outer bezel; diameter = 8" $90-120

105. C.1890, German 2-weight "Vienna" movement & pendulum (80 beat). The bezel has dents and the movement is dirty, but complete & sound; pendulum is engraved; seconds hand missing; diameter = 7.5" $100-150

106. C.1880, French, lot of 2 movements for parts: one for a 5" dial is signed Deschamps; ticks+strikes. The second is missing the entire strike train had has incorrect dial + hands; porcelain dial OK. $50-70 all

107. C.1850, Movement only, a good French 8-day silk thread movement complete; clean + runs & strikes nicely on a bell; ht 3" $50-80

108. C.1890, French gilded spelter figural clock: A Plowman in his Sunday best. Note one windmill blade is missing. The 8- day time only mov't has matching number pendulum, runs + has good porcelain dial; ht 9" $90-120

109. C.1840, Forrestville Mfg. Co., 8-Day OOG, with good Forrestville/J. C. Brown label. Note the case was refinished some time ago. The wooden dial has been repainted. Original lower tablet has a flaked border with some flaking in the scene; runs; ht 29" $175-275

110. C.1893 (dated) Seth Thomas Adamantine (similar to Sparta, but with full metal columns). Top & bottom are mottled brown; center black; all hardware is good & with orig label & dial; runs; ht 11" $100-150

111. C.1935, Seth Thomas "Helmsman", ship's bell striking mantle clock in good, as-found condition. The clock runs & strikes fine, but looks like it has never been cleaned; mahogany case OK, needs polish; decent; ht 8" $225-325

112. C.1930, Ingraham "Nile" Banjo in restored condition, case has been refinished and lower tablet is new (+ incorrect). Nice rod strike & runs OK; ht 38" $225-275

113. C.1972, German (for Horolovar), one of Terwilliger's earlier repros, the "1492 Columbus" Clock, complete, although dial has a 'dry crack' that may be glued; 19" $60-80

114. C.1972, as above, except in the original shipping box from Terwilliger -- box had NOT been opened until we cut the paper tape; with guarantee/literature; ht 19" $75-125

115. C.1870, Jerome & Co (New Haven line) 30 hour time & alarm steeple; the case has been refinished & top needs to be stained, however, old dial, neat butterfly tablet & label are original; ht 18" $90-120

116. C.1860, Daniel Pratt, Reading Mass label on Atkins Clock Co round gothic with figure 8 door. Note case has been refinished +paper dial is new, however clock retains fabulous floral bouquet tablet; 8-day, runs; ht 17" $100-150

117. C.1920, English, Gledhill-Brooke, London, large oak time recording clock with robust single fusee movement. This clock is dusty but complete & sound; ht 47" $200-400

118. C.1860, German, octagon bezel dial clock with neat early movement with pegs out the rear plate. Orig dial & hands; seaweed pressed pattern with MOP accents; clock looks good; ht 12" $75-125

119. C.1950, German "Bird & 3 Leaf" weight timepiece (1-day) in original as-found condition, complete & sound; height 11" $30-50

120. C.1935, New Haven Clock Co., 8-Day time & strike tambour, poplar carcass with walnut front. The only shortcoming is the incorrect set of hands; rod strike; ht 9" $30-50

121. C.1955, German, 1-Day "3-Bird +7-Leaf" striking cuckoo, as-found; some repairs to decoration; ht 14" $20-30

122. C.1890, French movement set up complete with hands, rear cover, gong & matching pendulum (#436). Good rack & snail strike mov't has perfect porcelain dial with open 'scape. Bezel mounting diameter approx 4.125" $50-80

123. C.1935, Swiss, Imhof, a neat little travel clock with full manual calendar, thermometer, barometer & hygrometer. The clock movement is dirty and fully wound; they crystal over the barometer is missing & the snake skin cover is stained; no dents; can restore; ht 4" $40-60

123a. C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., walnut gingerbread clock. Good 8-day T/S movement is running with original pendulum & tablet. Case has been refinished; dial dark; no label, wrong minute hand; ht 20" $100-150

123b. C.1910, Ingraham "Cayuga", pressed oak kitchen clock. Note the case was wet and has been stripped and the base + right side are dark gray; will need wood bleach and stain to correct; orig dial, pend, tablet; ht 22" $75-100

123c. C.1900, Wm. L. Gilbert, extra large pressed oak gingerbread, T/S/Alarm in original as-found condition. (similar to Eclipse design, but this model has 2 dove in top trim) The tablet is rubbed clean & top of case has small tip missing; ht 25" $100-150

123d. C.1910, Chelsea 8" dial marine timepiece movement and flange, now mounted on a purpose made walnut desk mount. In good running order. Ht 12" $150-200

123e. C.1950, Chelsea, 4.5" house strike brass cased clock on a solid walnut stand with matching serial #. Note the stand needs a couple pieces of trim and the person who took the clock off to polish it lost the 2 5/16 machine screws that hold the clock to base. Otherwise excellent, 7" $200-250

123f. C.1910, Gilbert "Lakewood" time & calendar store regulator in original condition; one tip of the bottom splat is missing & door has been reglued slightly askew. Otherwise a good clock with orig finish, decent rear label, dial & hands; ht 36" $250-300

123g. C.1875, German 2-weight wall regulator in the Viennese style. Note the Gustav Becker movement has been married to a case with slide mount, so the case back now has 2 big holes; the gong is missing & someone rigged it to strike on a bell. Door split, no glass; perfect dial, signed J. Herman, Steyr. Also top right return is missing; ht 40" $400-500

123h. C.1845, Terry & Andrews, full size 30 hour time & strike(brass spring) steeple, now less alarm & set dial. Wrong hands. Retains old etched/cut tablet. Rosewood case refinished +some veneer chips; runs OK; ht 20" $150-200

123j. C.1870, E. N. Welch 8-Day Beehive in generally good condition. The rosewood veneer is in good shape, but the crusty old finish has been varnished over (long ago) so the clock looks brown. Pineapple tablet is a new, imitation Fenn job. Old ivory knob on door; dial OK; ht 19" $150-200

123k. C.1900, A mahogany banjo case (originally spring mov't), now with a good New Haven weight movement mounted up on a wood block (barely fits). The throat tablet is broken, eagle repaired poorly. Parts for the repairman; ht 41" $300-400

124. C.1915, New Haven "Mission Mantle" in oak. This clock has been refinished & restored, but the workman used unsightly Phillips screws to attach the dial; a little work will improve this clock; ht 21" $60-90

125. C.1910, e. Ingraham "Lake Line" pressed oak gingerbread, dirty-as-found, but complete with original dial & label and will restore nicely. 8-day T/S/Alarm, height 22" $100-125

126. C.1900, Waterbury "Parlor #28" porcelain china clock, white with tiny violets as accents. The case has a couple of small chips but the movement is clean & going & clock has both original labels; ht 10" $150-200

127. C.1875, Seth Thomas 30 hour "Cottage", in walnut; this clock was refinished, movement cleaned and label covered over with plastic; the dial is badly flaked and needs help; ht 14.5" $100-150

128. C.1900, Ansonia "Regulator A" in golden oak; the dial is discolored and the dial center is very dark; the door with some chunks of veneer missing. 8-day timepiece. Has inside label; could be improved; ht 32" $275-325

129. C.1870, Ingraham, round gothic with figure 8 door + rosettes. The case has been refinished with spar varnish & needs toning down; dial dark; tablet new; 8-day; 18" $90-120

130. C.1915, Seth Thomas Outside Bell, ship's bell, in dirty, as-found condition. Clock is complete & sound but will need polishing & dial resilvering. No label; ht 11" $225-275

131. C.1905, Ansonia short drop school clock with super original 12" dial; sadly, the veneer has chipped & curled over most of the clock (attic heat) and will need attn; 8-day timepiece; running; ht 24" $175-275

132. C.1845, Brewster & Ingrahams, full size 30 hour steeple with original brass springs intact; case has been stripped & lower tablet is new, but label+dial are decent and clock could be improved; height 20" $150-200

133. C.1870, E. N. Welch 8-Day, T/S/Alarm beehive, as-found. Note the case has been stripped and the dial is new; hands old, clock is running; decent label; ht 18" $150-200

134. C.1875, Waterbury "12 Inch Lever". The dial has been repapered & the logo is crooked; mov't ticks & stops; oak case with original finish; proper hands; ht 15.5" $90-120

134a. C.1890, French boudoir clock, a solid brass casting of a garden fantasy, one child with tambourine, the other with a horn and a robing at top overlooking the scene. Good round cylinder 'scape mov't is running well; only distraction is a repair at the center of the paper dial; ht 11" $90-120

135. C.1980 (modern) repro of the #2 regulator, in oak. Seems to run. Case has been left outside to give it a "weathered" look. Careful when winding, as click appears to be sticky; ht 36" $300-400

136. C.1865, Jerome & Co (New Haven) 8-day T/S/Alarm cottage in rosewood. This clock is dirty, as-found, with some minor veneer chips, but would make an excellent beginner's clock; ht 13" $125-175

137. C.1920, Seth Thomas "Belmont #2", 8-Day time & strike Adamantine mantel clock. Note 4 feet are missing, nut rest of clock is original & sound; height 12" $60-90

138. C.1975, Horolovar repro of the Ignatz flying pendulum clock. This clock has had hard use and the ball is replaced, but it still runs. Needs a lighter ball; ht 10" $60-90

139. C.1870, French picture frame clock, as-found. The original glass dial has been replaced with paper, to which the original signets have been attached. A decorator; running; height 23" $125-175

140. C.1870, Seth Thomas Sons & Co., New York, Model #8030 in excellent as-found condition. This clock is out of a home in Concord and is dirty & could use a coat of paint. Dial is good, casting sound, and with rear cover and original pendulum; nice beginner clock; ht 14.5" $200-300

141. C.1920, New Haven "Waring" banjo, restored by an amateur and the hand painted tablets are not bad, just not what you'd expect. Note dial & wooden sidearms are original, but eagle's wrong; time only, runs; ht 38" $100-150

142. C.1900, Waterbury "Parlor #93", Porcelain china clock in dark green with pink + blue flowers. Clock retains original paper dial & has no chips; ht 10" $175-225

143. C.1905, Waterbury "Parlor #87" Porcelain china clock, as-found; note one of the leaves at top is missing, the stub patched with pink paint. Still a good looking clock in the French style; height 12" $150-200

144. C.1920, Seth Thomas, large gothic chime clock (2 movements), chiming the quarter hours on straight steel rods. Has silvered dial w/ raised bronze numerals. Original finish w/orange peel; decent clock; height 15.5" $125-175

145. C.1890, French, Large Black Marble clock with green onyx accents. There is one chip at the upper left corner; otherwise this clock is near mint; super 6" dial with open 'scape; mov't w/ rack+snail striking; ht 12" $150-200

145a. C.1885, New Haven, walnut gingerbread clock, as-found. The case has been stripped, the time spring broken and the click missing. Alarm intact. Pendulum wrong. Tablet original. The case has a good Victorian look & worth restoring; height 21" $100-150

146. C.1870, New Haven full size steeple case, now with an earlier 8-day movement (Jerome or Welch), and alarm mechanism. The case with veneer chips; old tablet intact; height 19" $75-125

147. C.1920, Sessions black mantle in nicely restored condition -- movement professionally cleaned and running well. Cello dial has a little stain on left side, but overall a good clock, ready to enjoy; ht 11" $50-70

148. C.1915, Seth Thomas "Ding Dong" Adamantine in restored condition, striking on 2 cupped bells. Note the lions at each end have been replaced; otherwise an original & clean clock; ht 11" $125-175

149. C.1920, German for the French market (Veritable) 2-tune chiming oak box clock in clean condition; note the center pane has been replaced & upper right one is cracked; 8 steel rods give big sound; ht 30" $125-175

150. C.1930, Sessions Mission Style Wall clock with label from National Clock Co., Chicago. Brass numerals & hands have been buffed & case refinished; pendulum is dented; mov't clean & going; ht 24" $60-80

151. C.1940, Wm. L. Gilbert, tambour, "Bim-bam" on 2 steel rods, in nicely restored condition, clean & ready to enjoy; ht 10" $40-60

152. C.1930, E. Ingraham tambour in a poplar case that has been tole painted with blue & pink flowers. The movement is clean & striking on a gong; ht 10" $30-40

153. C.1900, Ansonia "Recruit" Porcelain clock, cracked front & back, but no pieces missing, in restored running condition. My guess is you'll use this open 'scape movement in a Royal Bonn case? Ht 11" $125-175

154. C.1920, English mahogany shelf clock, round top with satinwood inlay around the edge. Note case has a crack below 6 that needs attn. Mov't clean; strikes on a gong; height 12.5" $50-80

155. C.1930, German, mahogany box clock (less top trim), with double round columns flanking the dial. Dial needs resilvering, but the mov't strikes well on 4 old steel rods; height 29" $90-120

156. C.1949 Seth Thomas No 5w "Console" shelf clock in very nice condition; this is a great example of art deco, the oval walnut case with 10 horizontal strips of brass to accent each end. Quality #120 mov't is clean+going; ht 8" $75-100

157. C.1920, Sessions Black Mantle clock, each side with false temple and with a female harpist. Cello dial xlnt; mov't clean + running; overall excellent, ht 11" $50-80

158. C.1880, An American bedwarmer, now with an unmarked double wind 8-day lever movement (ready to burst because two pillar screws are absent--DO NOT WIND); will repair OK. Porcelain numerals, 2 chipped; ht. 44" $75-100

159. C.1915, Seth Thomas "Empire #307", as-found, dirty and case needs polishing. The pendulum is original, but lacks thumb nuts and one vial is broken; both less zinc inserts; height 9.75" $100-125

160. C.1950, English, Smith's, Westminster tambour in generally good condition, chimes on steel rods. Quality movement with brushed plates; needs clean; ht 9" $70-90

161. C.1880, French black slate mantel clock with green onyx accents; 8-day T/S on bell; seems to run fine. Perfect porcelain dial signed H. B. Stanwood & Co. Ht 9" $125-175

162. C.1993, Nostalgic Time Co., NY, repro of the famous Ever Ready razor clock; clean & running; lots of look for the money. No longer in production; ht 28" $125-175

163. C.1910, E. Ingraham & Co., refinished oak gingerbread clock; original dial is a little dirty, tablet now clear; running; ht 23" $90-120

164. C.1910, Seth Thomas mahogany bracket clock in very nice original condition. Perfect porcelain dial; strikes the hours on a gong & the halves on a bell; great beginner's clock; height 11.5" $100-150

165. C.1900, Wm. L. Gilbert, "Hello Long Alarm" one day carriage clock, nickel over brass frame in very good condition with original dial & hands. This model has glass all the way around; ht 9" $100-150

166. C.1945-50, German blinking eye owl. Has steel movement plates and the connector between the eyes is missing; repairable; ht 10" $25-45

167. C.1950, German, time only 1-weight clock in cuckoo motif. This is a mini bird & 4 leaf with two eggs in the nest; height 10" $25-45

168. C.1920-40: Lot of 8 partial marine clocks, mostly Chelsea. Some decent parts in here. No photo. $50-150

169. C.1870, American Clock Co., label on New Haven lever movement in a round brass case. Paper dial is new; missing outer bezel & glass; does run; dia = 10.5" $40-60

170. C.1920, Ansonia mirror clock (with Waltham licensed movement) in as-is cond. Note the gears free wheel when you wind stem & there's no minute hand; are you brave? ht 28" $40-60

171. A box lot of 23 clock related books and some pamphlets; no photo. $75-175

172. C.1985, A modern advertising clock for "Leproux Irish Cream Liqueur", with a quartz mov't (mov't needs replacing--about $5). Ht 18" $20-40

173. C.1930, German (for the English market) 8-day walnut mantle clock with chrome feet & bezel. Clean + going, strikes on a gong; ht 10" $30-40

174. C.1994, Another Nostalgic Time repro, this one the famous "Optic Eye" advertiser, with eyeball pendulum bob; 8-day time. Gift for optician? Ht 29" $150-250

175. C.1920, Chelsea Clock Co., weight banjo, as-found. Note the bottom door is made out of a picture frame; dial poorly repapered, no weight. Ht 33" The original movement & pendulum should be worth: $375-475

176. C.1910, Waterbury "Crane" store regulator (as-found, needs lower tablet, case top+bottom) with original xlnt dial advertising "Two Star Co., 9516 Foster Ave, Brooklyn, New York" Height, as photographed, 30" $200-300

177. C.1910, Ingraham "Dew Drop", time & calendar, now painted white (Bride's Clock ??) Movement, dial & pendulum are fine; will require heavy duty stripper. Has potential; height 24" $150-200

178. C.1845, Brewster & Co., (no label), with Kirk's Patent 30 hour spring movement--cast iron back plate. The dial mov't, hands, +pend are fine, but the case has been wet and the veneer is chipping off. Still a good piece of Americana that will restore OK; height 23" $200-300

179. C.1950, Seth Thomas "Plymouth" line spring banjo; same dimensions as the "Brookfield", this model with Washington/Mt.Vernon tablets. Lower door hinges need replacement; in generally good condition; ht 28.5 $100-150

180. C.1875, Seth Thomas Sons & Co., New York, 8-day bell strike movement, now in a walnut veneer case of French influence and of the same age; minor veneer chip at 1, otherwise case OK; minute hand gone; height 9"; the movement alone should be worth: $100-150

181. C.1900, Japan, Turn of the Century mini short drop octagon school clock, oak case in as-found condition. This clock is dirty, but will clean up OK; height 21" $60-90

182. C.1900, German, Junghans, Westminster chiming bracket clock with large 3-train full plate mov't & 5 steel rods. The mahogany case retains original finish & beveled glass. Embossed arch brass dial with F/S, Chime/Silent in arch. The arbors have a light coat of rust, but mov't appears mechanically sound; ht 17" $225-325

183. C.1900, French mahogany tambour clock, as-found. The movement is complete +sound; porcelain dial good (hour hand too short) and the case has been poorly stripped & needs finishing; ht 8" $50-75

184. C.1930, New Haven "Waring" banjo timepiece, 8-day spring movement, as-found. Dial needs resilvering, tablet borders are flaking and movement is dirty. Also bezel is broken off hinge; ht 39" $100-150

185. C.1890, German, spring driven wall regulator in the Austrian style. The case is dirty & someone has repainted the gold trim. The good 2-train mov't has a porcelain dial (center with chip). Front door with dryness crack; top new, 1 finial missing (top rh); lots of look for the $; ht 39" $125-175

186. C.1860, Ansonia Brass Co., Ansonia, Conn., 30 hour full size steeple. Tablet is clear, now with an old print of Victorian ladies. Mov't complete, dial & hands original. The rosewood case refinished + with veneer chips--needs attn; ht 20" $75-100

187. C.1870, Ansonia Brass & Copper Co., Ansonia Conn., 8-day T/S/Alarm octagon top cottage, as-found. Case has been stripped, lacks veneer on facade & gilding gone from door. The label is xlnt; needs work; ht 14.5" $60-90

188. C.1925, New Haven "Wilson" banjo (with oval lower door), 30 day double wind time only mov't. This clock has some problems: the hinge on the lower door has failed and the dial needs resilvering; top trim on throat missing; harbor scene tablets are good; ht 41" $200-300

189. C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A" in oak. Note this clock has been wet, some of the oak veneer has pulled away, the dial has been repainted (over the paper), second hand incorrect & bob with dents; 8-day T/S; the entire case with a coat of shellac over; ht 32" $175-275

190. C.1900, British United Clock Co., (manufacturing under U.S. patents), open spring, 8-day T/S dial clock, the winding arbors positioned to give the appearance of a fusee mov't; and with a cast iron mount to give "weight to the illusion". Walnut bezel has minor nicks, but generally a good clock that will clean up nicely; diam = 16" $150-200

191. C.1845, W. S. Conant, Pearl St., New York, 30 hour wooden works bevel front in fair to good condition. The wooden dial is cracked and has lost some paint. The case has an interesting caddy top that's been there at least 100 years; label about 25% flaked; no weights; no pend; good tablet with minor flaking; and case with original finish; ht 29" $90-120

192. C.1890, A. A. Osborne & Son, London (label inside case), fusee dial clock. If this clock had its pendulum & glass, it would be in the Sunday sale. A large 5 x 6" fusee mov't with pinned front plate. The original dial with shadow ID reading "Claybury Hospital". Dia = 14.5" $175-225

193. C.1915, New Haven "12 Inch Balcony". This clock hung on a porch and the steel dial got a little rusty -- the numerals have been carefully reblacked. The 8-day mov't is fine & runs OK; label on back; height 14.5" $75-100

194. C.1860, Bradley & Hubbard, W. Meriden Conn., cute 8-day cast iron clock. The case has been attractively refinished. Mov't runs fine but could use cleaning. Orig dial fading. Very good label; ht 11" $50-75

195. C.1925, New Haven "Whitney" banjo in clean condition-- note bezel tabs have failed & glass is loose in bezel. Has good original screened glass tablets (nautical); dial repapered; running; ht 32" $150-200

196. C.1930, Ingraham "Nordic" banjo, 8-day lever in excellent condition with original label; ht 25,5" $60-90

197. C.1900, French, a once elegant mini porcelain china clock case (white & gold), now with a miniature 8-day pendulum movement with rectangular plates & an art nouveau dial; no pendulum; mov't loose in case; 12" $75-100

198. C.1870, Seth Thomas Sons & Co., Pattern #8067 mantle clock, as-found. The dial has a small chip at winding hole & mov't dirty. Base missing 1 mounting screw. Otherwise sound with original hands & pend; 14" $75-100

199. C.1965, Swiss, LeCoultre "Atmos", Calibre 528-6 in good, as-found condition. The case retains original gilding, however has 2 front holes which held a presentation plaque; height 9.5" $275-325

200. C.1910, Ingraham, "Northwestern" Time & Calendar store regulator, as-found, less top & bottom and with broken spring. The original dial, hands, tablets & label are intact; ht 30" $125-175

201. C.1941 (dated) Hamilton Model #21 chronometer movement, tub + bezel (also shipping canister), serial #6182, as-found. The movement is missing the fusee chain and the detent needs attention. Balance & hairspring intact; this project is not for the meek; diam = 5" $175-225

201a. C.1900, French, mini figural clock with time & alarm mov't. The mov't is not running & lacks both minute & alarm hands. The statue is complete except the boy's fishing pole is loose & needs attaching; cute; 9" $75-100

202. C.1850, unsigned early walnut shelf clock with ripple molding. There is part of a New York label, but it's unclear whether this is an early Ingraham or Jerome. Lacks hour hand; no pend; chip in walnut top left corner; good mov't; height 13" $90-120

203. C.1900, New Haven, "Neva" walnut gingerbread, time and strike; this case has been stripped and refinished + the dial repapered (dial now loose); tablet OK; will clean up. See lot #248 for comparison; ht 22" $100-150

204. C.1920, Mission Oak Tall Clock, 8-day time & strike in dirty, as-found condition. The brass numerals & hands have turned dark brown, but are all present. Mov't complete & sound; height 70" $75-100

205. C.1900, New Haven "Mantua", smoked finish shelf clock in clean condition with excellent label; ht 11" $40-60

206. C.1910, English, "Big Ben" souvenir picture clock, an oil & MOP rendition of Westminster Palace, with boats & the Thames River in foreground. The movement is distressed, lacks hands & probably needs replacing; the painting merits the work; ht 27" $100-200

207. C.1950, Sessions "Chapel Chime #1", 110v. electric tambour, as-found, NOT running; mov't dirty; ht 10" $15-20

208. C.1860, Seth Thomas 30 hour OG, as-found; no weights, no tablet, poor label, wrong dial, hour hand only; for parts; height 26" $30-50

209. C.1875, New Haven, 30 hour full size steeple, as-found; the case has half new veneer (poorly done) and no tablet; label fair; flaking dial OK; ht 21" $60-90

209a. C.1900, Beveled plate glass dial + hands for Ansonia window display clock. Gold leaf numerals and minute markers are in pretty good shape; diam = 15" $20-40

210. C.1925, French, Bulle, Electro Magnetic clockette on base (dome lacking), dirty as-found, but complete; needs suspension; ht 8" $60-80

211. C.1905, Seth Thomas Adamantine, black/brown mantle clock in dirty as-found condition; the crystal is missing; dial, bezel & mov't dirty. Case OK, partial label; height 11" $60-90

212. C.1890, French, cast spelter clock with bell strike movement, as-found. There is no pendulum & the minute hand is broken off. The case is sound & no breaks; gilding long since worn off; ht 9" $75-100

213. C.1870, E. N. Welch Mfg., short drop octagon, as-found. Retains original dial & neat geometric tablet; bezel is lacking. Also little carved "ears" are missing. Veneer is good label OK; ht 25" $150-200

214. C.1917, Waterbury "Chime Clock #902", with triple plate #35 movement chiming on 5 steel rods. Note the poplar case has been stripped and poorly finished; mov't complete but dirty; height 13" $90-120

215. C.1870, French black marble & ormolu clock, as-found. this was once a very elegant clock and retains xlnt champleve enamel panel on dial center and below the dial. The case is missing top finial & side trim (now plastic); no numerals for 4 or 8; quality mov't signed G.S.1867, and serial #2707; height 11" $175-225

216. C.1880, German, Lenzkirch case (incomplete), now with an earlier French round mov't (no pend) with a wonderful hand painted dial of a winged cherub with bouquet. The case missing rear door, top front casting and top finial; good parts for the restorer; ht 10.5" $150-200

217. C.1870, Seth Thomas "Tudor No. 1", rosewood mantle clock, 8-day T/S, as-found. The dial has been papered over and there are veneer chips along the top edge of the door. Mov't & label great; ht 15" $100-150

218. C.1925, Jennings Bros., Chicago, "Romeo & Juliet" novelty, cast of ivorene compound & with 30 hour mov't distressed, lacking one hand; crystal & dial with cracks; height 10" $20-30

219. C.1930, German 30 hour china clock, aqua with gold highlights, Mov't dirty and lacks threaded winding key; no chips; ht 10" $40-60

220. Mid 19th Century 8-day Jerome mini octagon case, now with a C.1950 German 8-day pendulette mov't, the back of the case cut out to make room for the pendulum. Runs well; a decorator; ht 9" $50-70

221. C.1925, Wm. L. Gilbert 8-day T/S banjo, as-found, lacking outer bezel & crystal; the throat with a burled walnut panel & a paper tablet of Washington commanding the artillery; needs clean & general attention; ht 34" $75-125

222. C.1920, Mission style 8-day timepiece, as-found with incorrect pendulum; will restore OK; height 29" $40-60

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222a. Lot of 2: Recent, primitive home-made pillar & scroll case & another primitive home made case, $30-50

222b. Case only: triple decker with pasted over label; good tablets & dial; new splat inside case along with other case pieces. $60-90

222c. Case only: Silas Hoadley transition; top splat poorly reglued; good lower tablet, columns retain nice stenciling; nice label. $30-50

222d. Case only: full size (8-day) Seth Thomas Pillar & Cornice, as-found. Both tablets old; label is poor. $75-125

222e. Pillar & scroll clock with numerous recent repairs and replaced case pieces; wooden mov't with old dial & weights. This clock is for parts. $175-225

222f. Case only: Waterbury Study in oak. Labels are present but poor. Ladder chains for mov't are inside. $75-100

222g. Case only: 20th century mahogany, 2/3 size pillar & scroll, that needs a good 8-day spring mov't + dial. Does have good tablet, gong & finials inside. $75-100

222h. Lot of 2: Jerome cottage clock case & dial (w label), and an Elisha Manross steeple case & dial with very good label. $50-75

222j. Sessions No. 932 8-day T/S banjo clock; case & dial clean but wrong tablets & new eagle. $60-90

222k. Salesman's sample box, complete with seven battery movements (C.1970, outdated), approx 20 pairs of hands and eight pendulums. $30-50

222-L Box lot of bezels, dial pans, metal dials and approx 100 pieces of round glass (both flat & convex) = some odd pieces of glass. $30-50

222m. French desk clock with barometer, thermometer and calendar in original case, as-found, needs work. $40-60

222n. Lot of 3 spelter statues for tops of black mantle clocks; 1 seated lady, 2 horses. $25-35

222p. Box lot of 8 wooden movements, mostly long drop, for parts. Some not too bad. Value at $100-200 all

222q. Approx 20 old wooden dials, some paper dials and a few pieces of glass. These are generally poor. $75-125

222r. Lot of 6 cases: Octagon dial clock & 5 miniature clock cases. $50-80

222s. Lot of 7 small clocks: Big Ben, Schatz alarm, Green onyx Elgin, 2 Simca, lever desk clocks. $30-50

222t. Lot of 20 +/- small clocks, half of which are 1950s travel alarms, couple car clocks, some novelty. $30-40

222u. Lot of 7 clocks: 5 Seth Thomas desk clocks, one novelty desk, mini German (similar 400 day) $50-80

222v. Lot of 2 as-found: Waltham Desk clock and an inlaid French cottage clock, both need work. $50-80

222w. Lot of keys: 75 +/- on a cord, along with 23 cranks, one bid for all: $75-125

222x. Box lot of clock mainsprings, new & old. $10-20

222y. Box of wooden case parts & turnings; one decent broken arch top, mahogany. $60-90

222z. Lot of miscellaneous small tools, including many small c-clamps, many small drill bits, and a 40 piece tap & die set (foreign brand) $40-60

223. C.1940, small deco style 110v. Telechron, clean with new cord; seems OK; ht 6" $15-20

> No photos for following alpha lots:

223a. Box lot: mini tambour (apart), Sessions desk clock, onyx desk clock, English ships clock (apart) and an empty shelf clock case. $20-40

223b. Large box lot: Approx dozen mantle clock bells, 25 shelf & mantle clock pendulums (mostly old) and half dozen cast iron tall clock pends (new), 5 German wall clock pendulums, and a bundle of suspension wires. This is a must lot for any repairman. $75-125

223c. Lot of 3: Birge & Fuller 8-day strap brass movement (less verge) & 2 auxiliary alarm movements (spring). $20-40

223d. Cuckoo lot: (mostly pre-war) One clock (damaged), 2-cases, plus many parts, chains, bellows, & case pieces, 3 movements. $40-60

223e. Ship's clock lot: 2 brass cases (Waterbury?), one movement and 2 Fix-R-Ups. $50-75

223.f. A desk alarm clock (marked Tiffany) and an empty chronometer box. $30-40

223g. Lot of 3: Time only carriage clocks, disassembled, possibly incomplete, for parts. $90-120

223h. Lot of 5: As new, time & strike spring driven movements, foreign $30-50

223j. C.1900, French Black Marble clock, with the time & strike movement in a separate box; pendulum is inside case. Ht 10" $30-50

223k. Lot of 9 Seth Thomas shelf clock movements, including: 1 Sonora aux (for 4-bells), 1 lyre-weight driven, two #10 double spring time, and 6 other shelf mov'ts $100-150

223-L Lot of 9 movements, all time & strike, spring driven:, 3-Ansonia and 6 Ingraham, generally complete, dirty, as-found. $50-100

223m. Lot of 9 movements, spring driven: 1 Chauncey Jerome, 3 Welch, 1 Waterbury, 1 Gilbert & 2 New Haven, 1 misc, generally complete, but as-found, dirty. $40-60

223n. A good box lot of few French movements, bezels & dials for parts or repairs. $75-125

223p. Box lot: An envelope of approx 3 dozen verges & 'scape wheels--envelope describes how to match them up. Plus approx 1 dozen assorted wire gongs & bases. $40-60

223q. Box lot: 2 electric wall clocks, 1 electrified iron mantle clock, couple electric movements, 110v. $20-40

223r. Box lot, English: Two weight driven tall clock movements (19th Century), now disassembled and incomplete, for parts only. $40-80

223s. Lot of case components (doors, etc) and empty cases. $15-25

223t. Movement only: E. Howard weight driven gallery clock movementt, as found, rusty, broken pivot. $75-100

223u. A case of cleaning chemicals

223v. Movement: Terry & Andrews, disassembled in a box; may be complete? $10-20

223w. Lot of 3: Time only carriage clocks incomplete, (2 French, 1-American) disassembled, for parts. $20-30

223x. Lot of 2: Recent Bulova carriage clock and a Doxa 8-day desk clock. $30-50

223y. Box lot of weights: 3 pair of 30 hour OG weights, 3 pair of square (1 large pr), 1 pr cuckoo weights, and 3 odd brass covered weights (with damage). $40-60

223z. Box lot of approx one dozen open spring clock movements, 30 hour & 8-day, and other small boxes of wheels, gears and disassembled movements. $40-80

224. C.1950, Linden travel alarm, unique with thermometer at 6. Running Ht 3" $4-6

224a. Bench lathe, Pratt & Whitney, 24" bedplate, 3.5" radius throw. Complete with chuck, cross feed, tailstock, and (not in photo) large 110v motor with pulley. This unit would require special crating and motor freight. $200-400

225. C.1850, French Morbier: A decent 2 weight movement & dial, (less weights, hands & pend). The bell is there, but iron post is missing; crown wheel 'scape; ht 16". This robust unit will run again! $90-120

225a. C.1890, English lever movement, rear wind, in a solid block of heavy oak with Gothic carving (also with worm damage). The clock as-found, missing crystal; height 17" $75-100

225b. C.1860, French red tortoise shell and brass inlaid clock in the Boulle style, in poor condition. Some of the brass & shell are missing; the bell strike mov't signed Potonie, Paris, & hand shaft tip broken at the pin hole; 17" $100-150

225c. C.1865, S. B. Jerome, movement, dial & backboard, now attached to a home-made case cut out of a large block of pine. Back of case has a part of the original label. 30 hour time & strike on a bell; funs & strikes loudly; ht 9" $40-60

225d. C.1920, Sessions square oak mantle clock, as-found. The crystal is missing & the case has been stripped. Strike spring needs replacement, partial label on back; height 10" $30-40

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