001.  C.1930, New Haven Clock & Watch Co., GUILFORD one day alarm clock in original box.   Condition:   Clock ticks and stops; you can set the time, but the alarm set pawl will not engage;  the alarm does try to ring.  Cosmetically it is good looking, with only minor loss of paint along the base, and a tiny bit of rust at the base.  Ht 3.5"   $20--$30

002.  C.1938, Westclox, LaSalle, IL, 110 volt deco style alarm clock, in original factory box, LOGAN, model 866, Luminous.   Condition:  The alarm sounds loudly, however the hands are not moving, although the motor hums.  The box has an old imprint that says "Repaired-Not for Stock".  Cosmetically, the clock is in nearly new condition, and the original cord is still in good condition, and the clock was surely used for only a short time….we have no idea if repair parts are available, nor if the oil has simply dried in the motor.  You receive the box, Instructions with Guarantee and the clock.  Ht 5"  $20--$30

002A.  C.1910, German,  30-hour alarm timepiece, Giant. Condition - Nickel-plated case is in good condition with some tarnish that is primarily on the bells and handle.   Gold tone dial is very clean and hands are original.  The alarm will awaken the soundest sleeper.  Has been idle a long while, and still ticks.  Ht 10.5"   $20--$40

003.  C.1870, Seth Thomas 1-Day MOVEMENT, now in a NEW, well made cherry case, and with separate alarm in the base.  Condition:   a good looking clock, clean and in robust working order. Dial is nicely repainted.  The dial repaint alone would cost more than our estimate on this item   Ht 10.5"   $30--$50

004.  C.1929, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "No. 3786",  8-day time/strike, tole painted banjo clock.   Condition - Green decorated case is in good condition with just a little paint loss on one of the side arms.  Dial was probably silvered originally and is now polished to its brass base.  Hands are original. Movement is sound, ticks, but there is no pendulum.   Ht 30.5"   $75--$100

005.  C.1901, Ansonia Clock Co.,  "12-Inch Drop Octagon - R.C.",  8-day time & gong strike wall clock.   Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in generally fair to good condition with veneer loss on the pendulum door and surrounding molding, and some loose veneer.  Dial surround is in much better condition with some minor veneer chips and roughness.  Original dial has some staining but is generally very good.  Export hands are original.  Movement is signed.   Dial glass is currently held in place with silicone rubber and will need proper attention.  Ht 25"   $75--$125

006.  C.1925, French, "Societe Japy Freres",  8-day wall timepiece.  Condition - Square metal painted timepiece is in good condition with some paint chipping along the bottom edge.  Nicely made French brass pendulum movement.   Ht 12.5"   $20--$30

007.  C.1925, French, "J. F. T", 8-day wall timepiece.  Condition - Rectangular metal painted timepiece front in good condition with some paint chipping, & fading, mostly on the 6 + 7.  Scene at top with ladies and a dog.  Nicely made brass pendulum movement with solid plates and neat compound pendulum.   Ht 13.5"   $20--$30

008.  C.1890, German, Teutonia Clock Manufactory,  8-day time & bell strike mantel clock.   Condition - Mahogany veneered case based on the American "octagon top" design is in good condition with original finish and some slight roughness on the upper left corner veneer. Someone lightly varnished the case at some time, and surface is dirty here and there.  Glass is replaced and would originally have had a stencil like a kitchen clock.  Original dial is very clean with a couple of paint flakes.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Nice label on the back.  Will restore nicely and is an inexpensive clock for the beginning collector.   Ht 17.5"   $50--$100

009.  C.1950, German,  8-day time & dual chime mantel clock {Whittington & Westminster}.   Condition - Mahogany veneered case in good condition with original finish.  Silvered dial is fairly clean with some tarnish & remains of brass polish.  Hands are original.  Bezel glass is missing, and bezel has a warp and will not stay closed properly.  Selector for chime silent and choice of tune are in margin of dial. All 8 melodious rods are original.  All 3 springs are good.   Ht 8.5"   $60--$90

010.  C.1900, Waterbury, VICTOR, Mini Kitchen clock, incised fruit wood, 30 hour time with strike and outboard alarm.   Condition:   this is a great little clock with original sandwich glass pendulum, orig tablet and orig finish; with original Waterbury label intact on rear.  A super beginning level clock.  Ht 14"   $125--$175

011.  C.1870, Terry Clock Co, Waterbury, Conn, 8-day timepiece, repainted black iron case.   Condition:  movement is complete and sound; original dial, hands & label {with some losses}.  These iron clocks came in several sizes, all with pivoted pendulums that could do no damage when the clock was carried from one spot to another in the house.  Flat glass is cracked on this clock.  Ht 9"   $70--$90

012.  C.1910, Junghans, 8-day wall timepiece, porcelain china dial, cobalt blue & white.  Condition - Painted wood case has been repainted one time, and the little beaded column below the dial,  re-glued one quarter out.  Hands are original, but the tip to the minute hand is missing.  Pendulum is original.  Worth cleaning up for a blue/white bathroom or diner.  Ht 18.75"   $40--$80

013.  C.1920, Alice Hyatt, {signed on rear} 30-hour porcelain mantel timepiece, mini French grandfather motif.   Condition - Hand made porcelain case that is quite nice and fitted with a 30-hour New Haven fit-up movement that has been adapted to fit. Small crystal is absent; no rear winder.  This would have been made probably in a class in the 1920s where the students brought in the green ware and painted it with suggestions from the instructor.  A decorative clock for ladies boudoir.  Ht 12"   $20--$40

014.  C.1870, Terry Clock Co, Waterbury, Conn, 30-Hour time and alarm, repainted black iron case.      Condition:  Dial and hands are original; no label.  Ticks and alarms OK.  This is the smallest size in this series.  Ht 5.8"   $60--$90

015.  C.1890, Anglo-American, round top, short drop, 8-day time/strike wall clock.  Condition: Walnut case in good condition with an old finish. Both decorative side "ears" are replacements.  Dial is new.  Hands are original.  Movement was made by the New Haven Clock Co.  Movement needs an upper mounting block to help anchor it {simple to make}.  Ht 26.5"   $150--$250

016.  C.1870, Terry Clock Co, Waterbury, Conn, 39-Hour time and alarm, repainted black iron case.   Condition:   The dial is well worn and an amateur has painted over the paper dial poorly.  Label on rear is dark and with 25% loss.  Medium size. Ht 8"   $60--$90

017.  C.1900,  Moseley & Co.,  Watchmaker's lathe  Condition - Nickel plated lathed is in good condition with wear to the plating.  Lathe comes with a headstock, tool rest and tailstock.  There are no collets or drawbar with this lathe, but they are obtainable.  Ht 6.75"   $100--$200

018.  C.1900,  New Haven Clock Co., "Doon", 8-day time/strike mantel clock, striking on a flat wire cathedral gong.   Condition - Oak case in very nice clean condition with an original finish.  Tablet, hands and pendulum are original.  Original painted dial has some flaking on the outer ring and some later inpainting on the inner circle.  Overall a good beginner level clock.   Ht 24.25"   $100--$200

019.  C.1850,  Litchfield Mfg Co, Litchfield, Conn, 30-hour time & alarm lever movement, octagon gallery timepiece.  Condition - Papier-mâché case is in good condition with some losses to the painted design and MOP inlay {still pretty good considering its age}.  Dial has been repainted at one time.  Hands are not original.  There is a label on the back that is dark, and rubbed thin, but the main details can be made out in a bright light; suggest a plastic cover to protect it from further loss.  Ht 12"   $150--$250

020.  C.1885,  Ansonia Clock Co., 8-day time/strike mantel clock, black enameled iron case.   Condition -  Some one has highlighted the gold accents and then brushed over the entire case with varnish..  Clock has the better Nickel plated movement, with spring cups and with open escapement on the porcelain dial {minor hairlines}.  There was either an urn or a bust on the top of the case that is now missing.  We looked through several Ansonia references, and did not find this case, which has a lot of style with caryatids on either side of the dial.  Ht 14.5"   $100--$150

021.  C.1885, Ansonia Clock Co.,  IMOGENE  8-day time/strike mantel clock, black enameled iron case.   Condition -  although the metal trim rings for the lion's mouths are absent, and the pendulum is an old replacement, the balance of the clock is in excellent condition.  Has a great porcelain dial with open escapement.  The gilt accents have been carefully and tastefully restored.  For reverence, see Tran Duy Ly's book Ansonia Clocks, 1998, page 270.  Ly's 2004 price guide puts this clock at $400.  Has a good rear label that is almost always missing on these iron clocks. Ht 10.5"   $250--$350

022.  C.1896 {dated}, Seth Thomas ADAMANTINE mantel clock, 8-day time and strike, black with tan faux marble accents and metal trimmings.   Condition:   the celluloid veneer is in excellent condition; movement is complete and sound and clean; interesting case style with lions in and metal pilasters on either side of the case.  A clean example.  Ht 11.5"   $125--$165

023.  C.1910. German, Junghans, Westminster Chime, mahogany case mantel clock, 8-day with subsidiary dials for F/S and Chime/Silent.   Condition:  The mahogany case retains original finish; there are some nicks and scrapes on the feet, and the top left corner took a bump that has been stained over.  Beveled glass in door is perfect.  Original hands, pendulum, gongs and case hardware intact.  A nice beginner level clock.  Ht 16"   $300--$500

024.  C.1900, French, Patinated Spelter Figural clock, 8-day, time and bell strike: two musicians, Fiddler and Flautist.   Condition:  the garland lower left broke at some time and has been re-affixed.  The case has been lightly over-sprayed with a bronze colored paint to cover up wear spots.  The movement has been cleaned and is running and striking fine.  There is a chip in the porcelain dial between the 8 & 9.  Note the fiddlers bow with strings is still intact, most commonly damaged or missing.  Ht 14"   $250--$350

025.  C.1913, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., 8-day wall timepiece.  Condition - Stripped oak case in nice condition with a small repair to the back corner of the bottom bracket.  Dial, hands, pendulum and upper glass are original. Original bottom glass has had the accent and "Regulator" paint removed.  The case is very similar to the "Observatory" model, this original pressed pattern top is different than what you normally see {this pattern was sometimes used as the base on kitchen clocks}, and was probably sold to a retailer as a "Premium" gift clock.  Partial remains of a label on the back.  Ht 36"   $175--$275

026.  C.1880,  Anglo-American,  8-day time/strike inlaid wall clock.   Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in very nice clean condition, profuse cross banded inlay to the door and well inlaid swans on the base.  Original painted dial is well above average for it age.  Hands are original.  Top crest is missing.  Pendulum has some dents.  There is evidence to suggest there was a mirror mounted on the backboard {typical of this style}.  Movement was made by Waterbury.  Ht 32"   $200--$300

027.  C.1880,  Anglo-American,  8-day time & bell strike wall timepiece.  Condition -Rosewood and mahogany veneered case is in generally good condition with a small veneer piece missing on the bottom front, and a small carved ornament is now missing from the Gothic peak.  Painted dial has some paint loss on the edges, and other paint  repairs. The dial may not be original as there is evidence the case originally had a round dial with a wood surround.  Hands are original.  Movement was made by E. N. Welch Mfg. Co.   Ht 34.75"   $200--$300

028.  C.1882,  Seth Thomas Sons & Co., [Thomaston], "Marble No. 99",  8-day time/strike mantel clock, black marble.      Condition - Imported marble & onyx case has minor chips on some of the sharp edges of the case & a chip on the back edge of the side molding.  Porcelain dial has a little repair around the right winding hole, but still looks good.  Round plate movement is signed as in the headline.  This was near the end of Seth Thomas' effort to compete head on with the French onslaught of clocks that were pouring into New York and Boston harbors; dial on this is signed simply Seth Thomas, as they were using up the "Sons" movements that were left over after they were absorbed into the Seth Thomas Clock Co. in 1879.  Nice beginner level clock.  Ht 10.75"   $100--$200

029.  C.1910,  German, 30-hour time/strike wood and brass movement picture frame clock, Black Forest.    Condition - Ebonized case is in very nice condition with some minor nicks/scrapes.  Original reverse painted tablet has some paint loss primarily in the sky area; a cute scene of 2 hunters in the Alps, one with a deer over his shoulders.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Gilded frame has been painted over.  Movement plates are wood, arbors steel, wheels brass; lantern pinions. Ht 13.75"   $175--$275

030.  C.1891, Waterbury SPARTA model black enameled iron clock, 8-day time and strike.   Condition:  although this clock has been in storage for some time, it is really in good original condition; black enamel needs some minor touch up here and there; faux marble center trims are good.  Waterbury offered this model with either porcelain dial or gilt brass dial, of which this is the latter.  Uses Waterbury's reliable movement with rack striking [called their "Star" movement].  For details, see Tran Duy Ly's book on Waterbury Clocks [2001], page 278, figure 962. Ht 10"   $100--$200

031.  C.1915, Seth Thomas  TAMBOUR, clock in Flemish oak, with 8-day round fine movement.   Condition:  the case is in exceptional condition with original finish.  The signed porcelain dial is excellent.  Movement appears clean, ticks OK.  Minute hand has been replaced with one a bit too long.  Strike hammer has been soldered in place, but works OK.  Carving on the case is extra nice.  Ht 9.75"   $150--$250

032.  C.1909,  E. Ingraham & Co., "Dew Drop",  8-day hanging calendar timepiece.  Condition - Grain painted rosewood case is in excellent condition with original finish.  Dial paper has been replaced.  Hands are original.  Both glasses are original.  Nice label on back of case.  A very clean example of this model.  Ht 24"   $175--$275

033.  C.1835,  C. & N. Jerome? {no label, but most likely a Jerome}, 30-hour time/strike round side shelf clock.  Condition - Refinished mahogany veneered case is in very nice condition with some very minor veneer chips along the base.  Dial and hands are replacements.  The period (& nice} Fenn tablet with the name Hotchkiss and Fields, Burlington, Ct is probably from a wooden works OG as you usually find a mirror in these round sided cases.  Otherwise original and nice looking.  Proper square weights.  Ht 22"   $150--$250

034.  C.1890, Farcot, Paris,  8-day, decorative wall timepiece, with exposed platform/balance.    Condition - Brass case movement of about carriage clock size is mounted in an ebonized panel. Overall good condition.  There is small piece of veneer missing top, right.  The dial and beveled door glass are perfect and the hands are original.   Reverse painted glass dial has had minor touch up.  There is an old oval instruction label on the rear, and the repair label of H. Carter Bowles, Cheltenham. Movement is sound but will need cleaning; note unique pull-wind-ribbon at bottom of case, and ribbon may need replacing.   Ht 10.75"   $175--$275

035.  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 couple of dings 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

036.  C.1890, Anglo-American,  8-day time & strike inlaid, round drop wall clock.   Condition - Refinished walnut veneered case is in overall good condition with a couple of stress cracks; round molding above base is nailed poorly in place; both "ears" were screwed in place after glue failed. Painted dial is not original.  No glass in lower door. Hands are original.  Spring movement was made by the New Haven Clock Co.  Still very decorative and with potential.  Ht 28"   $125--$175

037.  C.1880,  Anglo-American,  8-day time & strike inlayed wall clock.   Condition - A rather nice Vienna style example of this walnut and walnut veneered case is in very clean condition with an old finish.  Dial is not original.  Hands appear to be original, but painted over.  Pendulum has some dents.  Movement was made by the New Haven Clock Co.  Gong for case back and strike hammer on the movement are missing, but are restorable. Ht 44"   $275--$375

038.  C.1888 {with recent restoration} Five Foot Dial only from the Stoughton, Mass RR station.  Condition:  as good as new, all the old wood repainted, and new numerals machined from rolled aluminum.  With the dial, comes a bag with the original wooden numerals, so you can see that the aluminum ones are exact in every dimension.  The hands are aluminum also, traced from the original wooden ones.  The mechanical clock was removed from the tower around 20 years ago and the consignor got the dial from the station {someone else got the movement}.  The station has been in nearly continuous use since 1888 and still serves passengers to Boston.  Diameter = 64"   $250--$450

039.  C.1973, {dated} Bowman Technical School, Lancaster, PA, Model 2 regulator movement, constructed by a student, as- found.  Condition:  there is no weight, and the suspension spring will need re-newing,  The train has an unusual horizontal  layout, with double escape wheels and detent released escapement.  There are independent posts for hours and minutes only.  The heavy meter pendulum has lead filled cylindrical brass bob and weighs approx 22 pounds.  The front plate is imprinted with the schools stamp, date, model and serial number one.    Plates are 4.5" high by 9 inches wide.  $200--$300

040.  C.1973, {dated} Bowman Technical School, Lancaster, PA, Model 1 regulator movement, constructed by a student, as- found.  Condition:  there is no weight, and the suspension spring will need re-newing.  The cast iron bracket is original and proper, but was never finished with mounting slots, nor a slot for the suspension spring.  The train layout is unusual with hours at 5 {approx}, minutes in the center and seconds above that, favoring the left side of the plates.  The escapement is a Graham dead beat.  Plates measure 7" tall and 4.5" wide, and are imprinted with the schools stamp, date, model and serial number one.  The cylindrical pendulum bob is turned steel, with adjustment at the base.   $200--$300

041.  C.1900, German, Peerless, Center Seconds  regulator movement with porcelain dial, as-found, less hands.   Condition:   although dirty from storage, this movement has great potential.  It is very well made with cut pinions, maintaining pawl and solid plates.  The porcelain dial is like new.  The meter length grid style pendulum is well made and the bob is without blemish.  Although Peerless certainly made a run of perhaps a hundred of these for a large timepiece order, we have not seen one before now. Includes mounting bracket with 2 thumb screws in base of movement.  Diameter of heavy brass bezel is 14 inches.   Includes weight and pulley.  $400--$600

042.  Mid 20th Century, German, a large round glass dome on a more recent turned wooden base.  Condition:   glass is intact with no chips nor cracks.  Turned base of poplar or similar wood with walnut stain.  Note shipping is a risk on all glass domes.  Diameter = 8", ht = 15"   $50--$75

043.  C.1890, French, Glass Dome & Wooden base, oval shaped bottom.   Condition:  glass is clear and smooth with only minor imperfections;  width is 7 inches, depth 3.25 inches, ht is 10.5", add 1.5" for overall ht.  $50--$75

044.  C.1980, Ansonia Clock Co., "Parisian",  8-day time/strike mantel clock.    Condition -  Walnut case in very nice clean condition with original finish.  Original dial has darkened from age.  Hands are original.  Tablet is original.  Original nickel plated bulls eye pattern pendulum with pressed top trim.  Dark, but readable label on the back.  Variants of this model were made by all Connecticut factories.  A super clock for the beginning collector.  Ht 23.5"   $150--$250

045.  C.1850, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock.    Condition - Mahogany veneered case with original finish is excellent with just a couple of tiny/minor veneer chips.  Original wooden dial is very clean and with remains of a signature; numeral 4 a bit worn.  Both glasses are original; nice Fenn "lyre" tablet {the original stencil for this design is on file at the American Clock Museum in Bristol}.  Movement is signed by the maker.  A nice original OG with clean label.  Ht 25.5"   $100--$200

046.  C.1881, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Cabinet T",  8-day cottage timepiece.   Condition - Rosewood veneered case in generally good condition with original finish.  There is some veneer loss on the right side front and the bottom edge {not obvious}.  Original painted dial is very nice with original ST logo.  Hands are original.   A very clean Thomaston label inside,  Hard to find this 8-day model in good condition.   Ht 9"   $200--$300

047.  C.1901,  Ansonia Clock Co.,  "Queen Mary",  8-day time/strike wall clock, as-found, less top.   Condition: - Walnut case is in nice condition with original finish.  Original dial has some wear around the number four.  Hands are original.  Top crest is missing.  Original carved bottom has an engraved brass plaque that reads: "Presented to James Watson, BAKER, Cupar., 1^st Feb. 1908".  As the word "baker" is on a line by itself, smaller than the name, we assume the Mr. Watson was as specialist with pastries.  If perfect, this would be worth $750.  See the line drawing in Ly's book on Ansonia if you desire to make the top for it.  Ht 36"   $350--$450

048.  C.1900,  French,  8-day time & strike bakers wall clock, hour repeat, 8-day spring.  Condition - Refinished walnut case with carved corners is in very clean condition.  Original silver painted dial is in good condition.  Hands are original, but the hour hand is missing its pointer.  Movement is a large iron framed unit that strikes the hours, and then repeats them at 2 minutes past the hour.    Ht 16"   $200--$300

049.  C.1935-40, German, Junghans, 8-day time, Westminster chime, plus strike,  wall clock in a walnut art deco case.  Condition:  Walnut veneered and chrome inlayed case with some scratches, but in otherwise very nice condition with original finish.  Silvered dial with polished chrome numerals is very clean.  Hands are original; minor scratches in pendulum do not show in foto.  Clock case has metal Junghans insignia, while movement has crossed arrows on the dial, and all appears correct and original, probably a merger prior to the war.  Ht 24.25"   $250--$350

050.  C.1910, German, Kienzle, Black Forest Dial clock, one day time and gong strike, 2-weight, wooden plates.   Condition:   the dial has warped due to shrinkage and time, but has no cracks nor chips.  The gold transfers on the corners and the mountain scene in the arch are still in good shape.  Hands and weights are original.  The movement has not been serviced in some time, but ticks and strikes OK; pendulum is old, from another clock.  The left dust cover is absent, but you have the right example to copy.  Ht of dial = 9.8"   $100--$150

051.  C.1910, France, ODO, 8-day time, Westminster chime, plus strike, wall clock in an oak art Deco case.  Condition:  Oak case in good condition with an old finish.  Silvered dial is a little dark around the edges from the door bezel and some scratches around the winding arbors.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed, "ODO" is sound and chime rods intact. Plain glass in door.  Some dusty wood worms in the mounting slide inside case.  Ht 27.75"   $175--$275

051A.  C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top "E"",  30-hour time/alarm cottage timepiece.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in pretty good condition with an original finish and with a small repair on the back edge of each side of the base and on the front left corner.   Mirror is original.  Original dial has been repainted.  Minute hand is a replacement, while the hour is correct.  Refer to Tran Duy Ly's book titled Seth Thomas Clocks & Watches, 3red edition, volume 1, pages 213-23, for full discourse on ST cottage models.  Ht 9.25"   $100--$150

051B.  C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top "E"",  30-hour time/alarm cottage timepiece.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case in very nice condition with an original finish Mirror is original.  Original dial has been repainted.  Hands are not original.   Refer to Tran Duy Ly's book titled Seth Thomas Clocks & Watches, 3red edition, volume 1, pag.  Ht 9.25"   $100--$150

051C.  C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top "C"",  30-hour time/alarm cottage timepiece, regular base.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in nice condition with an original finish.  There is an age crack in the door just below 6 o'clock.  Tablet has been there a long while, but not original motif.  Original dial has been repainted.  Hands are original. Refer to Tran Duy Ly's book titled Seth Thomas Clocks & Watches, 3red edition, volume 1, pages 213-23, for full discourse on ST cottage models.  Ht 9"   $100--$150

051D.  C.1870, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Octagon Top "C"",  30-hour time/alarm cottage timepiece, OG base.  Condition - Refinished rosewood veneered case is in very nice condition.  Tablet glass is cracked.   Painted dial is a proper replacement.  Hands are original. Refer to Tran Duy Ly's book titled Seth Thomas Clocks & Watches, 3red edition, volume 1, pages 213-23, for full discourse on ST cottage models.  Ht 9"   $100--$150

052.  C.1921, Seth Thomas, Chime Clock No. 75, 8-Day Westminster Chime tambour clock in mahogany.   Condition:    the silvered brass dial is oxidized in a few places, mostly from winding and setting the hands.  At some time the brass leader for the original pendulum got lost and a workman made one out of a steel rod and paper clip.  You can see the original pattern in Tran Duy Ly's Seth Thomas book, 3rd edition, page 170, fig 453, and it is relatively east to make one out of rolled sheet brass.  Chime rods sound nice in this clock.  Ht 9.75"   $100--$150

053.  C.1920, German, Junghans, 8-day time & strike wall clock in a mahogany art Deco case.  Condition:  Mahogany veneered case in good condition with an original finish.  There is some minor veneer lifting on the bottom right edge, a small spot on the left side and a small repair on the top left back.  Original silvered dial has wear on the outer edge mostly in the 4 to 6 area,   Hands are original.  Movement is signed with Junghans trademark, has removable spring barrels and lantern pinions. 4 panes of heavy beveled glass in door.  Ht 24.25"   $150--$250

054.  C.1924, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Drop Octagon,10 Inch”, 8-day oak cased timepiece.   Condition:  the oak case has been stripped and varnished.  Dial, hands, movement, and pendulum are original.  The bezel has been re-soldered at the hinge, and the glass tabs re-soldered as well; glass fits OK, but is a bit small for the bezel.  Good signature remains on dial.  For additional details, see Tran Ly's Seth Thomas book, Edition 3 [2004] page 356, fig 1157.  Ly current price guide in original condition is $425.  Ht 21.5"   $225--$325

055.  C.1900, French, Societe Japy Freres, 8-day time & strike wall clock  Condition:  Walnut case in "Vienna" style, generally in good condition, refinished.  There is veneer loss in the area below the top molding.  Gallery top is missing a finial on each corner. There is an age crack in the wood mask in the door the surrounds the dial. 24-hour porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original [has inner circle with numerals 13—24].  Retains exceptional brass lyre pendulum, and 2 panes of beveled glass in door.  Ht 31"   $275--$375

056.  C.1880, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "RICHMOND", 8-day, mahogany cased time, strike and alarm, octagon top shelf clock.   Condition:  this clock has had a full restoration, in that the case has been stripped and refinished, the dial repainted, and the gold trim around the door brushed over with gold paint.  The bird tablet is original and the label is very clean.  Ht 18.5"   $200--$250

057.  C.1890, German, Alt Deutsch, 8-day wall timepiece, spring driven, case with reeded pillars and carved Corinthian capitals.  Condition:  There is lifting of the veneer on the bottom bracket, stress splits in door center, and case has been refinished.  Porcelain dial is excellent and unsigned original movement is a solid plate, cut pinion unit that will clean up nicely.   Hands are original, but painted black.  Original top had a center finial or carved trim that is now missing. Despite weaknesses, a very photogenic clock.  Ht 32.5"   $200--$300

058.  C.1910, Sessions Clock Co.,  CLINTON, oak cased 8-day drop octagon timepiece.   Condition:  this clock is in very good condition, with good finish with crazing, good Sessions pendulum, etc. . Nice repair label inside from Lawrence, Mass.  Note the label on the rear is missing the letters c,l & t, but most of the rest of the label is legible.  The label does not correspond to the illustration for the 1908 catalog, which has a short door, so we imagine this Clinton is a later revision.  Dial has been papered over with antique yellow stock; looks OK.  Ht 27.5"   $200--$300

059.  C.1892, Hamburg-American, 8-day time & strike, small "Berliner" style wall clock.  Condition: Walnut case is in generally good condition, with losses.  Porcelain dial has a couple of hairline cracks at 12 o'clock.  The dial feet have become detached from the dial plate and will need attention.  A small carved corner piece on the bottom door is missing as well as two small finials that should rise from the base.  There is a little damage on the corner of the top left molding. Hands are original.  A cute clock that will respond to restoration.  Ht 27.5"   $175--$275

060.  C.1900, French, Cartel Timepiece, 8-day keywind though glass dial.   Condition:  Overall good original condition; there is some discoloration on the back of the reverse painted glass dial, and the hour hand has an old solder repair.  The brass tub that contains the movement has been squeezed a bit too tightly in a shipping box and is a little mis-shaped.  The trapezoidal movement is well made, and with an external lenticular pendulum bob.  The dark wood splat the holds everything has several bits of pressed brass trim, including 2 lions heads.  Ht 13.5"   $150--$200

061.  C.1890,  German. Alt Deutsch,  8-day time & strike wall clock. Condition: Walnut veneered case with ebonized columns and finials is in nice condition with original finish, with dirt & wax build up.  Porcelain dial is perfect and hands are original.  Carved top is from an Austrian night stand, often used when a clock top is absent.  There is a crack in the backboard.  Ht 30"   $150--$250

062.  C.1855, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, MINI COTTAGE, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, mahogany flat top with pine sides.  Condition:  the click on the time train failed on this clock, bending all the teeth on the great wheel, plus the mating pinion is shot.  We tied things up with wire so we could take the foto, but you are faced with repair or replacing those 2 gears.  Has good original dial.   Ht 8"  $50--$70

063.  C.1900, German, Kienzle, R-A Style wall regulator, 8-day, gong strike.   Condition:  the top trim is a home-made replacement; two faceted trims on lower columns are missing; balance of case retains original trim and finish.  The well made solid plate movement is signed with flying pendulum trademark.  Movement has not been serviced in many years.  Still a very decorative clock.  Ht 35"   $150--$250

064.  C.1855, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, COTTAGE  E, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, mahogany.  Condition:  the veneer on the base has a chunk missing on left side and other minor chips.  Finish is original on the case, and with super Plymouth Hollow label inside.  Top glass with a small chip, bottom geometric tablet is original and excellent.  This clock has a C type movement, clean and running. Model letters are those used in Tran Ly's latest, 3rd edition Seth Thomas book, Volume 1.   Ht 9"  $150--$200

065.  C.1910, German, Unmarked Box Clock, 8-day time and strike in a light walnut case with 4 heavy panes of beveled glass in the door.  Condition:  the case is quite clean.  The movement, rafter style with cut out plates, appears complete and sound, but is dirty and the dial has the numerals 4-6 rubbed off from setting the hands.  Pendulum bob dented in center.  Everything is restorable.  Ht 24"   $125--$225

066.  C.1870, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  E, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in rosewood.   Condition:  this is a nice original little clock, with good veneer, original frames around the tablets,  and a clean E type movement that is running robustly. S hand is original; T is a later replacement.   Ht 9"   $150--$200

067.  C.1880, French, Charles Boye, Pedestal clock, 8-day time and strike.   Condition:  the black slate dial originally had gilt bronze numerals which have been replaced with modern plastic ones {looks Ok}.  The bell strike movement itself is signed by the maker, and is complete and sound.  The black marble pedestal is pretty good, no cracks, small chip in rear base and rear top.  Originally sold without a statue, clock can be enjoyed as is, or to hold a family bust. Ht 9"   $250--$350

068.  C.1868,  Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  D, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, octagon top,  in rosewood. Condition:  this clock has been nicely restored, the case refinished, the dial repainted with crazing long ago, and now with some flakes.  Nice label is protected under plastic. Spade hands.  Turned door knob is new.  Ht 9"   $150--$200

069.  C.2001 {dated} Wayne R. Cline, Bowling Green, KY, Mini No. 70 Regulator , in oak, serial number C5553601.   Condition:   like new, this was bought in Syracuse during the regional in 2001, and has been packed away since.  Natural light oak color is especially attractive.  These models use an 8-day spring wound, front wind movement.  Wayne sold these for around $650.  Ht 15.25"  $500--$750

070.  C.1870, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  D, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in mahogany.   Condition:  the case has been nicely refinished and the dial professionally repainted.  The mirror in the door is original, with some loss of silvering.  Has a clean, type E movement and a good Thomaston label, protected under plastic.  Turned door knob is new.  Ht 9"   $150--$200

071.  C.1870, Jerome & Co. {New Haven}, 2-wt, 30-hour OOG, with original tablet, label and dial.   Condition:   the mahogany veneer case has been refinished, and the movement cleaned and strung.  Retains nice clean label inside and the floral tablet is xlnt.  Ht 25"   $125--$175

072.  C.1870, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  D, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in mahogany.   Condition:  case has been nicely refinished; has a good Thomaston label; dial has been repainted on the original plate, and with an original mirror.  With type E movement. Ht 9"   $150--$200

073.  C.1890, German, Werner Uhrenfabrik, Walnut cased wall clock, 8-day time and rod strike.   Condition:   the seat board to the clock has been changed and there are extra holes in it; otherwise a good complete clock with xlnt porcelain dial and melodious rod strike.  Note full columns on sides of door; and deep beveled glass in front.   Ht 47"   $350--$550

074.  C.1880, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  A, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in walnut.   Condition:  case retains original finish, dial, brass bezel and label.  The hands are not original and proper replacements are available from Timesavers.   Overall in good condition, and proper hands will make it very good; remains of label inside.  Type E movement.  Ht 9"   $125--$175

075.  C.1900, English, Repro Clepsydra, to the design of R. Hopwood, Londini, 1682 {and engraved with that name and date}..  Condition:   this is a very nice example of these late Victorian souvenir clocks that were made around 100 years ago, copied from museum originals.  There were half dozen designs that were made.  The novice collector would really believe by the oxidation and distressed wood in this example that it was made in 1682.  Ht 30"   $200--$300

075A.  C.1890  E. Ingraham & Co.,  "Doric", 30-hour  time/strike mantel clock.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in good condition with some veneer loss on the base; finish is original.  Original paper dial has darkened a little and is soiled.  Hands and both glasses are original.   Retains a good "Doric" label.  Ht 16.25"   $75--$125

075B.  C.1901,  Ansonia Clock Co., "Recluse", 8-day  time & strike porcelain mantel clock, open escapement.  Condition - Medium blue case is in very clean condition with attractive floral decorations.  Original porcelain dial has hairline cracks, and chip at winding hole.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Rear metal access door is missing, but is easily obtainable from Timesavers in Arizona.  Ht 11"   $250--$300

075C.  C.1895, French, Small Open 'Scape Skeleton Clock with original glass dome and base.  Condition:   the pendulum has had the rating rod cut short to clear the velour base; otherwise the clock is in very good original condition and running briskly.  Ht of frame = 7.5"  overall 11"  $600--$800

076.  C.1855, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, COTTAGE C, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock,  rosewood octagon top with grained sides.  Condition:  the finish has been wire wooled and waxed; looks OK.  The tablet is hand made, painted flowers…not too bad.  The turned door knob is new.  The dial was professionally repainted.  Still a nice early example, with a great Plymouth Hollow label.  Ht 9"  $125--$175

077.  C.1890, Austrian, 2-Weight Vienna Regulator, with matched engraving on dial center, weights and pendulum.  Condition:  this case has had some restoration.  The top is from another piece of furniture, doweled to fit; the bottom bracket of the case is newly made {the little shell carving is old}.  The movement is complete, however the pivots on the verge arbor got broken and will need replacing; balance of pivots are fine.  Very striking in appearance and worthy of restoration.  Ht 43"   $550--$850

078.  C.1868, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  D, 1-Day, time only mini cottage clock, in mahogany.   Condition:   retains original finish, now overcoated with some varnish, various veneer chips, right side of mirror. The original dial pan is repainted; has ST hands, a legible label with some losses, old mirror.  Overall good +  Ht 9"  $125--$175

079.  C1830, Boston area Unsigned Weight Banjo, cross banded and inlaid mahogany case, and with old and unique hand painted tablets with lyre player in garden scene.   Condition:   this clock was found in an attic around 40 years ago and restored.  The dial, weight and baffle were replaced, as best the workman could do.  He also removed from the movement a quarter hour fall off strike and perhaps some type of alarm mechanism, either because the customer didn’t care, or the mechanics frustrated him. There are several empty holes in each plate, and a cutout in the back of the case for a bell.  This clock has potential for someone to complete the restoration in a proper manner.  Interestingly, the case also has little gilt brass rosettes at all 8 corners, and they appear to have always been there.  The inlay on the lower bracket is an urn with leaf display on an oval background.  Case has been refinished.  Ht 41"   $750--$1000

080.  A C.1870 French, signed Pons Movement, in a recent home copied Empire style mahogany case.   Condition:   wish we knew who made the case.  Although his brushed on black finish needs improvement, the accuracy of his dimensions and joints is very good.  The movement, bezel, pendulum, facades, and capitals on the 4 pillars are all old, only the wooden parts are new.  Fancy pendulum has 2 swans and numerous flowers.  Bell was off for movement foto, on now.  Ht 20"  $300--$500

081.  C.1890, French, Marti, Paris, 8-Day time and strike mantel clock, ebonized case with ormolu trim.   Condition:  this clock was made to appear as a late 18th century clock.  The one piece porcelain dial is painted to appear as an 18th century with 13 pieces.  The well made round movement, strikes the hours and halves on a bell.  The case is surmounted by an ormolu likeness of a turbaned man, seated, with small basket to his right and holding a snake in his hands. Most of the ormolu has gone dull, after regular cleaning by the maid left the bronze with out protection.  Ht 16.5"   $400--$600

082.  C.1990, American, Home-Made Pillar & Scroll, 8-day time and strike, spring, in a mahogany case.   Condition:  this case was made by an excellent craftsman and the fit and finish are very fine; has classic lines on the scrolls, feet and skirt.  The dial is period, original holes filled and re-drilled for the C.1900 open spring American movement.  Runs and strikes OK; this is the perfect 'Scroll for a person who only want to wind it once a week.  Very fotogenic.  Ht 31"  $250--$350

083.  C.1880,  Anglo-American,  8-day time & bell strike inlaid wall clock.   Condition - Rosewood veneered case is in very nice condition with an old finish.  The edges to the decorative turnings each side of the base have some damage.  Carved top may be from another piece of furniture, but looks OK.  Dial and dial surround are new.  Movement was made the Ansonia Clock Co.  Ht 38"   $225--$325

084.  C.1870,  Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day time/strike/alarm OOG shelf clock.  Condition - Refinished mahogany veneered case is in very nice clean condition. Dial is modern replacement, hand decorated.   Original tablet has some flaking.  Hands appear to be original.  See also lot 105, which uses the same style, uncommon short drop 8-day movement.  Ht 25.25"   $150--$250

085.  C.1900, German, for the English market, small  8-day gallery timepiece, going barrel movement.  Condition - Walnut stained case with original finish is in nice condition with some scratches and dings. Original painted dial is very clean with some minor paint loss around the mounting screws and a couple of chips in the center.  Hands are original. Dial = 7" If a fusee, would have been $900+. Movement is dusty from hanging in a workshop for a long time. A superb beginning level clock.  Ht 11.5"   $225--$325

085A.  C.1890  German, Schlenker & Kienzle,  8-day  time/strike R/A pendulum wall clock.  Condition - Walnut alt-Deutsch case in nice condition with original finish. Door has some age cracks.  There is evidence to suggest this movement may not be original to this case as there are extra holes in the back.  Old carved top is from another piece of furniture, much more crude than the case itself, but color matches well.  Still a decorative look for where originality is not of concern.   Ht 36"   $175--$225

085B.  C.1890, English, 8-day time & strike inlayed wall clock, not running.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case is generally good condition with some veneer damage on the back edges of the curved top and bottom.  Round screw type molding on the middle of the bottom bracket probably had some type bottom or finial that is now missing.  There are some small inlay pieces missing on the upper area of the door.  Dial pan appears to be original, while the actual dial is a replacement.  Hands are original.  Top to this clock is missing.  Movement was made by the Caledonian Clock Co. after an American design; note the time spring broke, forcing the #2 pivot up and out of its hole.  See foto of movement; the pivot is not broken, and cleaning and a spring should solve the problem.   Ht 30"   $150--$250

085C.  C.1920,  French, Electrique Brillie, battery master timepiece, with center seconds hand.  Condition - Oak  case is sound, with damage to the top back edge of the case where a section of oak broke off and was reglued poorly.  Marble backboard for the movement has some small damage on the bottom right corner.  Original painted dial is very clean and the hands are original.  Spun brass bezel is dented above 12 o'clock.  Pendulum rod is somewhat bent.  Case has a label attached at the top of the firm "Ste Magnet, Paris".  Brillie clocks were developed from a clock invented by Charles Fery in 1908; the main difference in his design is that the magnet is suspended as the pendulum, and the coil/electro magnetic field is stationary on the back of the case.   I remember a man in Fullerton bought one of these from Leo Sevrens in 1972 for $500.  Ht 17.5"  $300--$400

086.  C.1900, German, for the Eastern market, moving eye cuckoo clock, 1-day, time and strike.   Condition:  the weights, chains and hooks seem to be later replacements.  The movement is original to the case, as are the eyes and old articulated cuckoo.  This one has a nice turbaned lady {flowers decorate the turban}, with the clock dial appearing in her mid section.   Needs cleaning and adjusting, but worth the effort.  Ht of clock only 14.5"   $300--$400

087.  C.1870, Seth Thomas, Thomaston, COTTAGE  D, 1-Day, time and alarm mini cottage clock, in rosewood.   Condition:   in good original finish, some scrapes and flaking on the dial; nice colorful rosewood veneer, and a good Thomaston label.  There are a couple of corner nicks on the case, but really quite nice overall.  Type E movement.  Ht 9"   $175--$225

088.  C.1894,  Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Umbria",  8-day time & strike wall clock in oak.  Condition - Refinished case is in generally good condition with a little lifting of the veneer in a couple of places on dial surround, and on the upper left side.  There is some small damage to the right side molding of the crest.  The small decorative element for the bottom bracket is missing, easy to cut with a coping or jig saw.   Original painted dial is worn a little and some minor paint loss in the center, but overall very good for Seth Thomas.  Minute hand is not original.  Movement is properly signed.  Someone pried the door open and broke the ST latch, but parts are available to repair this.  In perfect order, Ly prices this at $1800.  Ht 40.5"   $1000--$1500

089.  C.1850,  English,  8-day fusee postal "dial clock".  Condition - Mahogany case is in good condition with an old finish.  Original painted convex dial is very nice with just a couple of paint chips at about 9:30.  Hands are original.  Large fusee movement, with shaped plates and heavy baluster pillars, now with cable and running robustly.  Pendulum is period, however threaded rating assembly is absent.  Unusual feature is that the side door slides up to gain access rather than being hinged.  Bottom access door is a replacement in mahogany, and well done. Needs interior glue block and top position board behind bezel. Latch to the heavy brass bezel is broken off.   Overall good condition for its age and very restorable.  Ht 14"   $400--$600

090.  C.1906, Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A", 8-day time & strike, octagon long drop school clock.  Condition - Walnut case in very nice clean condition with an original finish.  The original dial is stained and darkened from age.  The solder joints have failed in the center section of the dial and will need attention.  Movement is properly signed Ansonia .  And with a nice black and gold label inside the case.  Ht 32"   $400--$600

091.  C.1852, Brewster Manufacturing Co., 8-day time/strike four column O.G. Gothic or "onion top" shelf clock   Condition - Rosewood and mahogany veneered case is in very nice as found condition.  There is some veneer loss on the base and bottom edge of the door.  Two of the finials are missing and the other two need tips restored.  Both glasses are original.  Original dial has fading numbers, paint loss and crazing.  Hands are original.   This clock had been exported to England and has an overpasted label that has become detached and reads: "Clock Warehouses, 21 Overgate & 106 Murraygate, Dundee, Francis Joseph Wild, Clock and Watchmaker".  Ribbed plate movement is signed "Brewster & Ingrahams".  Spring to the strike side is missing {gears intact}.  Ht 19.75"  $600--$800

091A.  C.1910,  Waterbury Clock Co., "Toulon",  8-day time & gong strike crystal regulator.  Condition - Polished cast brass case in nice condition with tarnish from wear to the lacquer finish. Original porcelain dial has a small hairline crack, through numeral 8, otherwise xlnt.  Hands are original.  Beveled glass panels are perfect.  Movement is signed.  Nice label on the bottom of the case.  Very nice beginner level clock.  Ht 10.5"   $350--$450

092.  C.1920, Swiss or German, Singing Bird in Cage, the bird decorated with real feathers, and animated as he sings.   Condition:  the spring motor is still good, however there are some air leaks in the bellows that are keeping the whistle low in volume.  Most of the gilding on the cage and base has been rubbed off through use & consistent dust cloth from the maid.  This Bird in Cage is from a home in Sudbury.  Ht 12"   $300--$500

093.  C.1925,  German, Hawina Hall Clock Factory,  8-day time, Westminster chime, plus strike, mantel clock.  Factory was founded by Hans Winterhalder, after operations at W & H slowed down.  Condition - Mahogany case is in very nice as found condition with original finish.  Silvered brass dial with raised gilt bronze numerals is very nice with minor scratches around the winding arbors.  Movement appears identical  to the Winterhalder and Hofmeier design, signed "HH" and chimes on round coiled gongs.  Case originally had 4 small finials now missing.  Well made, will clean up nicely. Ht 15"   $300--$500

094.  C.1900, New Haven Clock Co., TRIANON  Ladies Boudoir clock, gilt spelter case with porcelain dial and brilliant surround, 1-day.  Condition:  about as good as you find for these small novelty clocks.  The case has no breaks nor repairs and much of the original gilding is intact.  Porcelain dial is perfect and with an nice embossed & gilt brass center.  Has been cleaned and is in running order. Now lest you think we have picked the wrong model, this case is finished front and rear, and the repairman has put the dial in the reverse side, as the gilding was a little better. See Ly's New Haven book, page 432, figure 1785.  Note the brilliant sash cost an extra $2.10 in 1900.   Ht 7.5"   $125--$175

095.  C.1900, Waterbury, Walnut GIBSON model calendar kitchen clock, 8-day time and strike.   Condition:  the tablet is now clear; pressed case in nice condition with original finish.  Original paper dial with wear and stains.  Retains original round pendulum with drapery décor over the bob, and with 2 excellent labels on the rear.  Ht 23.5"   $125--$175

096.  C.1906, Seth Thomas ETON, from the English Cabinet series, mahogany cased mantel clock with inlay.   Condition:  this lot came for a clock shop and has been thoroughly cleaned and is in good running order.  It was difficult for a retail sale, as there is a small repair to the porcelain dial outside 10 {chip is glued back in place}.  The case is excellent with original finish and nice patina.  A pleasant clock for the beginning Seth Thomas collector.  In his 3rd Edition Seth Thomas book, Ly prices this clock at $450, our estimate allows for the dial.  Ht 10"  $250--$350

097.  C.1966,  R. P. Ortner, East Boothbay, Maine,  8-day  time/strike miniature Pillar & Scroll mantel clock.  Condition - Hand crafted solid rosewood case in very fine condition with an original dial, tablet, hands and German made movement.  Pendulum is a replacement.  With original Ortner label dated August 1966.  Ht 24"   $400--$500

098.  C.1921, Seth Thomas, Westminster Chime mantel clock, 8-day, chiming the quarters on straight steel rods, mahogany case.   Condition:  this clock has been in storage for some time and although it ticks and chimes with encouragement, it is sluggish and will need cleaning.  Until WWI, this model was made with cast iron bells and called a Sonora.  Around 1920 the bells were dropped in favor of the cheaper rod set, but the price of the clock remained the same.  Still uses separate movement for the chime. Case has been varnished over and needs some improvement. Ht 14"  $175--$275

099.  C.1845, Atkins & Porter, Bristol, Conn, 30 Hour OG, 2-weight, 1-day in mahogany with W. B. Fenn tablet.   Condition:   clocks retains original grungy finish, original dial is good, fabulous Fenn tablet of curtains and flowers.  This clock uses the early Atkins movement with half hour strike {most OGs strike only the hours}.  Minor nicks and scrapes to case commensurate with age, couple of chips along base veneer.  Ht 25"   $175--$275

099A.  C.1920, German, Hamburg American, Oak cased tall clock, 2-weight, 8-day, as-found.   Condition:  this clock had hard life; the spiral gong assembly got lost and now has a new Hermle unit, attached with dry wall screws. This clock has a small movement designed for around 4 pounds of weight, and the 9 pounders now it has will need replacing.  Front door has a plastic kitchen cupboard latch, which can be changed.  Chrome plated pendulum is from a Vienna, and has dents. None of these problems is insurmountable, just require time and attention.  Ht  76"   $300--$500

099B.  Mixed lot: C.1920, a paneled oak cabinet, now with an Ithaca, NY chain drive, 8-day striking movement, mounted on wooden blocks, with new paper dial, and the cabinet secured to a plinth from a C.1840 tall case clock.  Condition:  unsure what to say here, the movement is basically sound with all wheels present; susp leader is absent. Two iron weights are new and too heavy for this clock.  The movement alone should be worth around $100.  Ht 75"   $150--$200

099C.  C.1900,  French,  8-day time/strike black marble mantel clock, with open escapement.  Condition - Large marble case in nice condition with a chip at the gable peak, left side end of the gable, right side bottom corner and left side back corner.  Original porcelain dial is perfect and hands are original, but the minute hand is broken off.  Movement is marked "B N with an anchor logo".  Original gilding in the incised design is intact.  This clock is from the Miller House in Hagerstown.  An exceptional marble clock.  Ht 14.25"   $150--$250

099D.  C.1870 Jerome & Co., (New Haven Clock Co.),  8-day time/strike/alarm mantel clock.  Condition - Refinished mahogany veneered case is nice clean condition.  Original painted dial has wear to the numbers and crude touchups.  Both door glasses are original.  Gilt border that surrounds the bottom tablet and dial are overpainted with gold paint.  Hands are original. Turned buttons just above the bottom tablet are replacements.  Nice label inside case.  Ht 16.5"   $100--$150

100.  C.1870, Terry Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn, cottage clock, 1-day, time and alarm.   Condition:  this clock has been very nicely restored, the dial professionally repainted in 1955, a label on the rear of the dial attests that work was done by Ruth and Arthur Harriman of Rye, NH.  Still ticks and alarms loudly.  Label on case back is a little dark, but legible; some losses.  Cottages by Terry do not turn up that often, and this is a clean one.  Ht 11.5"   $125--$175

101.  C.1810, Dutch, Stuhl Clock, 30 hour, from a barn in Bloomfield, CT.  The lady phoned Chris at the museum and said she had an old clock that had been hanging in her barn for decades.   Condition:  there is no weight {uses a single 7 pound weight to power time + strike via continuous chain}.  The lead trims have losses and the right side one broken off and wired on long ago.  The painted dial has never been refinished, and with losses and corrosion.  Alarm train missing.  Still has lots of potential.  Funds from this clock will go into the Museum Acquisition Fund.  Ht 27"  $750--$950

101A.  C.1825, Norris North, Torrington, Conn, miniature pillar and scroll, with restorations.   Condition:   this clock has been carefully restored by a very good workman, but even his talents can not cover the signs of repair.  The dial, hands, columns, scrolls, feet and skirt are new.  Mounts for the dial are new.  The balance appears old, including a nice label, now protected under plastic.  The movement is complete and sound, with some repairs, ticks and strikes.  The door tablet is old, C.1845 from a New York OG  {Sperry or Johnson origin}.  As you can see from the foto, this clock is cosmetically very attractive. An original of this model would bring around $5000.  The set of period finials is worth $500 alone.  We have estimated this at the price of a nice reproduction.  Ht 28.7"   $2000--$2500

101B.  C.1880, Austrian, 2-Wt, 8-day  Vienna Regulator, in an Alt Deutsch dark walnut case.   Condition:   the movement to this clock sat on someone's back porch for one winter, and has turned blue with oxidation.  The wheels still turn, and it will restore, but will require service before use.  The porcelain dial has a crack and hairlines at 8 o'clock.  Hands, weights and pulleys are original.  The top is old, but made up of bits from another piece of furniture, actually looks fine on the case.  Ht 49"   $400--$600

101C.  C.1875, German, Gustav Becker, 3-Wt, Grand Sonnerie,  Vienna Regulator, in a double door style case with original top.   Condition:  the movement needs some professional attention.  The trains are complete between the plates, however the quarter gathering pallet is missing and the quarter strike hammer is missing, and two of the weight stops are lacking.  These are all things that someone used to Viennas can repair, however not for the timid.  The mounting bracket and movement are original to the case, we took off the bracket to be sure.  Potential here for the right workman.   Serial # 433217.  The weights are setting in the bottom of the case; orig 3 pulleys are there, tied on, but cord is only on one train.  Ht 49"   $1000--$1500

101D.  C.1905, Czech, Gustav Becker, 2-Wt,  Vienna Regulator, in a dark walnut case, with some old worm damage in top molding, rod strike.   Condition:  Well made Becker movement is signed Schechoslovakia and with serial #817680.  We are unsure of the number series in the Czech operation, however this is certainly a late clock with silk screened silvered brass dial, and embossed dial center, pendulum and weights.  The dowels in the old top have been re-newed; seems to  be the original top.  The top mounting could use some additional reinforcement, as there is worm damage at that point.  Movement in need of cleaning. Ht 48"  $500--$800

101E.  C.1795, French, Crown Wheel / Verge Grand Sonnerie Morbier movement and pendulum [no weights], with silk suspension tower on the back of the top frame.   Condition:   this movement is in very clean condition and counts out the quarters & hours on 3 bells.  The dial has a dent at 8 o'clock, and associated cracks, but no loss.  The bottom piece of repoussé dial trim is lacking.  The pendulum is a Provincial grid / lyre in pretty good condition; note on this early movement, the pendulum swings at the Rear of the movement, rather than the front.   Ht 52"  $1000--$1500

101F.  C.1850, French, EMPTY CASE with no lower door, surely for a Morbier weight movement.  We actually set the above movement inside the case to see if it would fit, and it does, with room for the large lyre pendulum.   Despite needing a door, this is a large masculine case, good for either a 2 weight or 3 weight Morbier.  Ht 96"  $300--$500

101G.  C.1975, English ROLLING BALL Clock, kit-made, as found, clean and running intermittently.   Condition:   a good mechanic followed the instructions of this kit fairly well and has the basic layout correct.  However for power he has used a regular English fusee movement from a pub clock, and it simply does not have enough power to run beyond the first few hours of spring tension.   If you enjoy tinkering, this may be for you. In concept the ball travels the zig-zag route on the platform and releases a latch that allows the table to tilt in the other direction, at which the ball begins moving in the opposite direction.   Ht 12.5", 32cm   $1500--$2000

102.  C.1980, Seth Thomas {Div Talley Industries}, Triple Chime wall clock in a mahogany case styled like the famed  No. 2 Regulator.  Condition:  like new; this clock has a good German movement, great sounding chimes {your choice of Westminster, St. Michaels or Whittington tunes} and seems to be working properly.  A well made and decorative clock.  Ht 34"  $500--$600

103.  C.1845, Sperry & Shaw, Courtlandt St, New York,  30 hour OG, mahogany cased shelf clock, 2-weight time and strike.   Condition:  Original finish on case has been rubbed out and is now a bit thin; dial has been nicely repainted by the Dial House.  Absolutely fabulous original tablet of George Washington, standing beside a table with crossed flags above {these New York tablets were painted quite differently than the Connecticut ones, and with a more flake resistant paint}.  About as good as it gets for a nice OG.  Ht 25"   $200--$300

104.  C.1880, Ansonia Clock Co., TRIUMPH, in walnut, 8-day time and strike and with restorations.   Condition:  The 2 finials and 2 drops are recently turned {to match proper samples}, the top tip of the crest is broken away and was smoothed over, the case has been refinished. The two statues are modern replacements.  On the positive side, clock retains original dial, a great indicator pendulum {an uncommon model with Ansonia patent}, a good tablet of Don Quixote {see Ansonia "AMERICA'  for example of this tablet}, and a good beat scale & cathedral gong.  Generally very good condition.  For details, see Tran Ly's [1998] Ansonia book, page 447.  Ht 24"   $450--$650

105.  C.1868, Seth Thomas, 8-Day Column Clock uncommon 8-day duration in short case.    Condition:  overall very good condition, with some minor veneer chips.  Retains original dial, deer tablet, rosewood veneer, decent label [some losses and coming loose].  This small lyre movement is marked Plymouth, and would have been assembled into this case shortly after the Civil war, as the label is Thomaston.  The cord rollers are now made of aluminum, replacement weights made of lead.  The alarm set wheel and alarm are missing, but could be replaced with old parts.  This clock was sold to an eBay bidder in October 2005 {lot 259} and returned because the movement shook apart in transit; we put it back together {nothing missing} and it runs and strikes OK; could stand cleaning. It does look as nice as the fotos!  Ht. 25" $300--$400

105A.  C.1880 Welch, Spring & Co., "Gerster, V.P.",  8-day time/strike mantel clock, with restorations.  Condition - Refinished rosewood and rosewood veneered case in very nice condition, some spindles on top appear to be restored.  Current black dial with gold numerals seems a proper Welch dial, however, the center has been glued over with a piece of black paper.  Hands are replacements, but of the proper type.  Patti movement is original to the case.  Door glass is original.  Pendulum is new, from China, proper copy of Welch sandwich glass pend..   Remains of a label on the back of the case {no longer legible}.  In original condition, this would have been worth $2000.  Ht 16.5" $800--$1200

105B.  C.1880 Welch, Spring & Co., "Patti, V.P.",  {full size #1} 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition - Rosewood and rosewood veneered case in very nice condition with an original finish, restoration of the top finials {new rosewood finials with proper profile}, and small veneer repair on the bottom front corner, plus a single hole through the back.  There is a small spot of lifted veneer on each side of the back edge of the top.  Patti movement is original to the case.  Painted dial is very nicely done, to proper scale, but is a modern replacement.  Hands are replacements also, and the proper type.  Door glass is  original.  Pendulum is new, from China, proper copy of Welch sandwich glass pend..   Nice label on the back of the case.  In original condition, this would have sold for $2000.  Ht 18.5"   $800--$1200

105C.  C.1913, Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, CT, EMPIRE No. 17, crystal regulator, with 4 panes of heavy beveled glass and faux mercury pendulum.   Condition:  this clock came out of a home in Springfield, and the maid must have polished it every day, as the gilding is totally gone from the case, and it has turned dark brown.  The porcelain dial and pendulum are nice.  Movement ticks and strikes, but is dirty and will require cleaning before regular operation.  Porcelain dial has a single horizontal hairline crack from 7 to 3.  For additional information on this model, see Tran Ly's book on Seth Thomas & Movements, 3rd edition, Volume 1, page 242.  Ht 17"   $400--$500

105D.  C.1895, Ansonia, JUNO SWING clock, 8-day mysterious swinging arm timepiece.   Condition:   the statue of Juno has been refinished, and she has one finger broken away.  The ball also has bee stripped of its painted surface, and now is bright brass.  These items are all restorable.  Clock seems to tick fine; hands original.  See also lot 435 for another Juno.  Ht 28", 71cm  $2000--$3000

106.  C.1860, E. N. Welch {at the Establishment, Late J. C. Brown},  30 hour time and strike rosewood steeple, full size, with alarm.   Condition:  the case has been refinished, has some nicks and scrapes, veneer chip base lower right, lower left and peak.  One might think at first that J. C. Brown had died at this time, however Elisha Welch took over the Brown business in 1855, and Brown did not die until 1872.  In 1864 as Welch acquired more companies, the organization {and labels} changed to E. N. Welch Manufacturing.  In any case, this is an earlier steeple clock with original dial {with margin losses}, label {with lower water stain}, bell, gong and alarm mechanism.  Original frosted heart shaped tablet with wear.  Ht 20"  $150--$200

107.  C.1900, Scottish, Double Dial fusee timepiece, with open 12" dials {no bezels}, in a new mahogany case with lower extension to allow for setting on a table or mantel.   Condition:  Bert Doloff made this case maybe 20 years ago, to give the good movement a new lease on life.  It has a cherry colored finish, and a little wood filler where joints were not even.  Both dials were repainted by the Dial House for Bert, and show the retailer, Jas. Ritchie & Son, 2 Leith St, Edinburgh, GPO.  Note the second set of motion works are mounted on a third plate, held with pillars to the rear plate of the movement, a shaft extending from the front motion works rearward.  {now cable drive} Ht 16"     $400--$600

107A.  C.1900 French, for the English market, 8-day, miniature oak tall clock timepiece.  Condition - Oak case with cast ornaments in very nice condition with original finish.  Round plate movement with a platform escapement with a silvered dial in nice condition with a little wear near 10 o'clock.  Platform has been replaced with a Swiss one.  Hands are original.  Workmanship on this clock case is very good.  Ht 15.5"   $200--$300

108.  C.1890, English, Double Dial fusee timepiece with 13" dials and 14" brass bezels, in a new mahogany case with light walnut stain, and with an extension below to allow setting the clock on a desk.  Condition:  Bert Doloff made this case also, maybe 20 years ago, to give the good movement a second life.  Both dials were repainted by the Dial House for Bert, and show the retailer, Camerer Cuss & Co., 56, New Owford St., London.  With original chain intact, power transmitted to the rear via a "drive shaft" and universal joints. The rear plate of the main movement stamped with "Cuss" information.  Clean and running.  An interesting clock.  See also lot 107.  Ht 18.5"   $600--$800

109.  C.1980, Reproduction Seth Thomas Regulator No. 18, 8-day timepiece, weight driven.   Condition:   the oak case is in like new condition, well finished.  The old weight is from another clock.  Nickel plated bob is from an older clock, and has some nicks and scratches.  The originals of these have gotten quite expensive.  Ht 53"  $1000--$1500

110.  C.1900, French, Brass Cased Carriage Clock, time, strike, alarm & repeat, in a Corniche case.   Condition:   the movement has been recently cleaned and is in excellent running and striking order, original platform is intact.  The porcelain dial has cracks at both top corners, and one hair line extends down through the chapter ring.  All 3 hands are original, repeat button is functional, beveled glass is all good.  Although unsigned, this movement is heavy and of very nice quality.  Ht 6.75"   $400--$600

111.  C.1875, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co, No. 5, Shelf double dial calendar clock, 8-day time & strike.  Condition:  this clock is "barn fresh", straight from storage, and will need a good cleaning.  The painted dial pan is worn and was papered over maybe 50 years ago.  Bottom dial is original, with stains; rollers are very dark an not readable.  On the left side of the clock, the little drop finial has a chunk our of the front edge that will need restoration. Small veneer chip, lower right of base, another chip above 12 o'clock.  Rear dust cover, has 2 factory instruction labels and a repair label from R. Harris & Co, 7th & D St, NW, Washington, DC, Dated May 6, 1895.  Ht 22.5"   $400--$600

112.  C.1865, Seth Thomas, OFFICE CALENDAR No. 4, rosewood veneer over pine, double dial calendar clock, 8-day time.  Condition:  Case retains original finish, a small veneer chip on the lower bezel and a single rosette is missing, lower right.  Both dials have been over-painted with a dark ivory colored paint, leaving the original paint around the numerals; don’t know if it can be saved or not.  Calendar hand is not correct {replacements available from Timesavers in Arizona}. For details, see Ly's yellow book on calendar clocks {1997}, page 604.  Crisp label inside door.   Ht 28"   $500--$750

113.  C.1875, Ithaca, No. 8, Shelf Library, double dial calendar clock, in walnut, 8-day time and strike.   Condition:  the case has been refinished, and the two "wings" on either side of the top have been properly replaced.  Finial is original.  Dials are original, the calendar dial a little weak, but still fully legible; top paper dial still good; hands are proper.  No labels.  Generally good, clean condition.  For details on this model, see Ly's yellow calendar book {1997}, page 140. fig 339.  Ht  25"   $500--$750

114.  C.1975, Reproduction No. 6 E. Howard figure 8 case in walnut.  CONDITION:  this is one of the nicer cases made in the mid 70s in Florida and the fit and finish are exceptional.  If you have a full size, meter pendulum Howard movement, you can complete this clock.  Complete original No.6 seem to be worth around $20,000.  We sold the sister to this case in May 2005, lot 103.  Ht 58"   $1,000--$1,500

115.  C.1975, Reproduction No. 1 Howard Banjo case in cherry.  CONDITION:  Like the previous lot, this was produced in the mid 1970s, to a high standard and is sure to please the collector or re-issue items.  A complete original No. 1 is worth approximately $9,000. We sold the sister to this case in May 2005, lot 104. Ht 50"   $800--$1200

116.  C.1887, Seth Thomas, case only, Regulator No. 60, in mahogany.  Condition:  this is a very nice case, the finish re-vitalized and over-coated with a satin finish to give it uniformity.  After than the model 16 & 19, the #60 is the next most sought after ST model; movement and mount are the same as the model 16, deep case.  The case is simple in design with delicate carvings under the bezel.  Mr. Tran Ly, in his 2004, 3rd edition of the Seth Thomas book {page 310, fig 974}, lists a complete clock of this model for $25,000, so we figure the case alone should sell in our estimate range.   Ht 58.5"   $5000--$7000

117.  C.1880, Austrian, 1-Wt  "Vienna Regulator" timepiece in an Ebonized case with "racetrack" door, 8-day.    Condition:   there are some nicks and scrapes to the finish and molding, couple of spots on the case back where tape has pulled the finish loose.  Weight is a decent replacement with a modern hook.  The movement runs OK, but could stand cleaning.  Note the movement is mounted on a slide mount, but has 4 slots for a rear mount.  Porcelain dial is good with no cracks.  The top trim on the case is old, but may not be original.  An interesting style; from a gentleman in Sudbury.  Ht 45"   $400--$600

118.  C.1890, French, Japy, White Marble & ormolu portico clock with candelabras, 8-day, bell strike.   Condition:  The movement has been recently cleaned and seems to be ticking and striking.  Fancy porcelain dial with polychrome decorations.  Note the F/s adj at top of dial is missing; must adjust F/s from rear or at pendulum.  The 3 cast feet are missing from each candle stand.  Ht 18"  $350--$550

119.  C.1910, William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "Thespian",  8-day time & strike wall clock.   Condition - Walnut case in very nice condition with its original crusty finish.  The crest has been broken and reglued; there is no rear case hanger.   A couple of turned buttons on the each corner of the crest are missing.  Original dial has some losses and scratches.  Door glass has been replaced, as it should have a decorated tablet.  Pendulum is not original, but replacements are available from Timesavers in Arizona.  Movement is properly signed.  Despite the needed restoration, this is an uncommon model on which a modest amount of work will pay big dividends.  Ly value for 1998 {if perfect} was $800.  Ht 37"   $350--$450

120.  C.1920, New Haven Clock Co., "EDMUND",  8-day time and strike, brass cased carriage clock.   Condition:  Overall very good original condition, clock retains its beveled glass without chips, a great white porcelain dial with original inscription intact= "Eight Day Strike".  This clock is pictured in Tran Ly's book on New Haven clocks, page 92, and with  a 1997 suggested price of $175.  The movement to this clock was originally gold plated, and traces of gold remain.  Ht 5.5"  $100--$200

121.  C.1910, German, Gustav Becker, 8-day time & strike wall clock in a cherry art Deco case with heavy beveled glass.  Condition:  Cherry veneered case in very nice condition with original finish.  There are a couple of small age cracks in the molded edge on the left side and right side and a small age crack in the upper left side of the case.  Original silvered dial is worn and has a small raised dent at 1 o'clock; dent in pendulum.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed with Becker anchor logo.  Fragments of the original Becker label are on rear of case.  Overall a clean clock.  Ht 27.5"   $150--$250

121A.  C.1910, French, Japy Freres & Cie,   8-day time/strike marble mantel clock. Condition - Tan marble case in nice condition with only a little bit of roughness on the base.  Retains original bronze case mountings, with some of their gilding..  Original gilt dial plate with porcelain number inserts has the numbers 11 and 12 with hairline cracks.  Hands are original.  Well made movement, serial #2447, has matching pendulum; note one of the visible escapement pallet jewels is broken off and will need service, also suspension spring.  Gong sounding board has been turned over, front to back, to get better purchase.  Will actually clean up well.  Ht 10"   $75--$100

121B.  C.1900, German, Winterhalder & Hofmeier 8-day time & quarter strike bracket clock, in classic Georgian style, with losses.    Condition - Ebonized case in pretty good condition with wear to the finish that is primarily on the edges.  One of the brass pineapple finials is missing, but reproductions of this type are available.  A piece of  brass ornament on the front of the base and two on either side of the top of the door are missing.  Composite dial has nicely cast & gilded spandrels, and a dial with cam in the arch for F/S adjust.  Minute hand is broken.  Movement is signed W & H, Schl.  When this model is complete it brings around $800.  Movement is sound, but will need service. Ht 16.5"   $300--$400

121C.  C.1850 Upson Brothers, Marion, Conn., 8-day time/strike iron front mantel clock.  the Condition - Cast iron front with MOP in exceptionally nice condition with virtually all of the original gold stenciling intact.  Original dial has been nicely restored.  Hands look to a replacement of the proper type.  Unsigned movement is original to the case. Label is dark, but readable.  Lower bezel is new.  Ht 10.5"   $175--$275

121D.  C.1901 Ansonia Clock Co., "Correct Time",  30-hour lever movement glass dial wall timepiece.  Condition - Glass dial with gilt numerals and center design is in good condition with loss and wear to the numbers and a chip near the right side hanger.  Hands are not original.  Setting knob and wind key are present.    Ht10"   $150--$200

122.  C.1895, F. Kroeber, New York, one weight, timepiece in an ebonized walnut case.   Condition:  bottom finial is original; center 4 on door are OK; outer 4 finials are turned new and stained black; top trim is recently cut on jig saw.  In the Kroeber 1899 catalog, these imported clocks are clearly touted as "Genuine Vienna Regulators, F. Kroeber, Sole Agent"  The movement is prominently marked F. KROEBER, N.Y., and with serial number 88222 {actually made by Gebr. Resch in Austria}.  Mounting bracket and pendulum carry same number, and are original to the case.  Note brass weight shell is filled with sand.  Ht 45"  $500--$700

123.  C.1885, German, Winterhalder & Hofmeier, for the English trade, time & alarm, dial clock, retailed by Camerer, Kuss & Co., 186 Uxbridge Rd, Shepard's Bush, London W.   Condition:   one of the nicer dial clock in this sale, this is a high quality item with a top quality, signed W+H movement.  Note the alarm is set with the small 24 hour subsidiary circle below the main hands.  The great advantage of this alarm is that it goes off once a day rather than twice as most mechanical alarms, and so long as the time portion has not stopped, you always know whether you are setting it for am or pm.  There are actually 4 labels on this clock: 1 instructions + 1 Kuss inside, and one Kuss with a second over-paste on the rear. Ht 14"   $500--$700

124.  C.1880, English, Fusee Dial  clock, mixed lot, less bezel and crystal, with 18 inch dial, partially restored.   Condition:   the clock is missing the top hinged bezel and glass; the hands are newly cut to fit the clock; the dial has been repainted by the Dial House, with name of J. W. Benson, London; lower access door is replaced.  The dial has 4 filled holes from a previous movement; the large chain fusee movement is clean & ticks; pendulum has Not been fitted and is absent susp spring.   Outer mahogany bezel stripped and needs finish; side door missing.  Potential here for the right workman.  Ht 23.5"   $300--$500

125.  C.1870, E. W. Ebb, Birmingham, single fusee drop dial, as-found.   Condition:  in need of some restoration, the top wooden bezel has been replaced with a new piece of mahogany [a sanitary job].  The bottom of the case has gotten damp and is now absent veneer. The carved "ears" are original and very nice, with grapes and grape leaves.  The movement has shaped plates, and is clean, with cable drive.  The painted dial is odd, done in 3 colors, the top and side numerals in Red and the first two initials in Red  and the B in Birmingham in red; have not seen this combination before.  Ht 28"  $300--$400

126.  C.1835,  Mass Area Banjo, Unsigned, 8-day weight driven timepiece.    Condition - Old mahogany case in nice condition with restoration.  Naval tablets are not original, but are very nicely done on old glass, and have some age.  Bottom bracket is a later addition.  There is evidence that the bezel may not be original {extra holes}.  Hands are period and proper.  Old dial may have been repainted.  Movement is period, but not original to the case, as there is an old stained central hole in the drum  back that would have held the mounting screw of the original movement.  Clock has a great look, and runs fine.  Ht 35.5"   $600--$800

127.  C.1832, Eli Terry & Son, Plymouth, Conn, short drop mahogany carved case, 2-wt, wooden works.   Condition:  The tablet was repainted improperly with a skater from the 1950s.  Both glasses are old, but replaced {wooden strips holding them in}.  The case itself is quite good, with only a couple of veneer chips, and the carved eagle splat is exceptional, one toe missing on left foot.  Retains a good label with minor losses and had turned dark.  Has a good dial and hands, good period pendulum bob with high crown {& proper short pendulum mov't}.   For comparison, see lot 252. Note this clock was made by partnership firm of Eli Terry [Sr] and his son Henry, after Eli Terry, Jr, left the concern to become a movement supplier.  For this exact label, see Ken Roberts book on Eli Terry [1973], page 206, plate XVII.  It is uncommon for us to have two such hard to find clocks from this very short partnership.  Ht 32"   $1200--$1800

128.  C.1891, Waterbury, Regulator No. 3 {?}, 2-weight, timepiece in an oak case.   Condition:  this clock is very attractive in appearance, nicely refinished some time ago and with very nice patina, raised panel on bottom trim absent.  On removing the original dial, we find that the movement has a cam to operate a calendar mechanism.  The back of the case has been refinished, so difficult to tell if it had a calendar in, or if someone found the movement for a #26 and installed it….in any case he left the cam in place so one can enjoy the clock as is, or remove the cam, or find a Wby calendar mechanism {pretty standard for models 23—33}. Wby label in case bottom not legible. The movement has been recently cleaned and strung and is in good running order, and keeping perfect time in the case.  Ht 46"   $1400--$1800

129.  C.1990, Reproduction No. 18 Seth Thomas wall regulator, with an original No. 18, signed ST movement and dial.   Condition:  the solid oak case has been finished to a medium caramel color.  The pendulum bob is from a smaller regulator.  Seems to run and keep time OK.  Some flakes on the old dial at 9 + 10. See also lot 109.  Note: proper repro No. 18 pendulum BOBS are available from Timesavers, item #23778, for $93.75.  We have sold a couple of originals of this model for $4500.  Ht 53"  $1500--$2000

129A.  C.1900, German, Winterhalder & Hofmeier, 8-day 2-fusee, 3/4 Whittington/Westminster chime on a choice of 4 gongs or 8-bells with hours only strike on a deep toned cathedral gong.  Condition - Mahogany case with original finish is in very nice condition with a dry age crack on the top. Original silvered dial has mellowed to a very light brass color with some loss to the black of the engraved numbers.  Butt & Co., Chester is faintly visible on the dial.  Minute hand replaced.  Large & robust fusee chime movement, uses pin drum to count the hour.  Mov't signed with  W & H, in SCH trademark. Running and chiming well.  Gong assembly will be removed for transport. Ht 13.75”   $1,250--$1,750

130.  C.1915, German, Black Forest Shelf Cuckoo, forest motif, with new rear dust cover, and less top trim.   Condition:  the clock was restored maybe 20 years ago, with new covers for the bellows and a movement clean.  Somehow it has gotten separated from its carved top, and someone has put an old set of hands with it for which the centers are too large {they can be bushed to fit}.  Half the numerals on the dial are missing.  Cuckoo bird is old and intact.  Running duration on these spring clocks is 2 days.  Has a heavy cast frame movement with lyre plates.  Ht 16"   $200--$300

131.  C.1910, Wm. L. Gilbert, Progress No. 56, Hanging gingerbread with pressed "Owl" pattern.   Condition:  Maybe 70 years ago, the bottom of the clock got broken away and a determined owner had his repairman make a new splat from his memory…it has sure been there a long time.  But investigation reveals that the lower design is cut into the wood, rather than pressed and the center owl has been cut out of veneer and then glued onto the splat.  Having said these things, this is an uncommon and desirable Gilbert model, and even a collector can accept these changes allowing of course for the price he pays.  From a distance there is NO awareness of the restoration.  There is also a shelf model of this clock.  Ht 24.5"  $250--$350

132.  C.1890, Austrian, 2nd Baroque, 3-Wt Grand Sonnerie wall clock in walnut, 8-day duration with engraved pulleys.   Condition:  this is a clock that was purchased too quickly by the owner, yet still has possibilities.  The  dial center is from another clock, and the inner bezel stressed a bit to get it to fit.  But that is not the hardship; the problem is that the winding holes do not line up.  You will need to cut a brass circle and space the 3 winding holes properly in order to be able to wind this clock.  The chapter ring itself has a couple hunks of missing porcelain, not too bad from a distance.  The backboard is held on with dry wall screws; case refinished.  These problems are not obvious in the foto, which is how the clock was purchased.   Ht 48"  $1200--$1500

133.  C.1885, German, for the English Market, 2-fusee, wooden plate, drop octagon wall clock with countwheel bell strike on the hour.   Condition:   all of the inlay is missing from the mahogany veneered front.  The movement strikes and ticks weakly….will need cleaning, however is complete and sound, and a very good example of Black Forest work at the time.  Although the plates are wooden, this seems to be an 8 day with cut steel pinions and brass bushings.   If this were an English clock with brass movement, it would fetch around $700 in this condition.  There is a small London sticker on the rear.  Ht 21"   $250--$300

134.  C.1830, Austrian, Rahmenuhr, or Picture Frame Clock, 30 hour, time and strike in a gilt frame with ebonized surround.   Condition:  there are some problems to deal with:  the rear dust cover is half missing, easy enough to replace with thin pine; the gong has been pulled out of round and is rubbing on itself and will need replacing.  Movement itself is complete and sound, just dirty.  See a similar example in Kaltenböck's book, Viennese Timepieces, {1993}page 176. Ht 19"  $400--$500

135.  C.1900, English, Souvenir picture clock, 30-hour, a night scene showing Big Ben, with the clock mounted in a box behind the picture, and the hands showing in the same location as the dial of Big Ben.   Condition:  above average for sure; many of these have not survived well and this one is pretty good.  The painting is still good, with its MOP intact, and the dial is still good as well.  There is some loss and touch up on the gesso around the outside of the frame, and the frame has some warp to it.  Ht  27"   $200--$300

136.  C.1900, Vermont Clock Co., Fairhaven,  8-day crystal regulator timepiece, lever 'scape.  Condition - case in nice condition with most of the gilding worn off.  Original porcelain dial is perfect and hands are original.  Beveled glass panel in the rear door is chipped on each bottom corner.  The rest of the panels are perfect.  Beautiful nickel-plated and damaskeened signed rear plates with a jeweled escapement.  An uncommon make, since their total production was only 3000 clocks of all  styles from 1896 to 1902.  Ht 9.5"   $300--$500

137.  C.1880,  William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "76 Alarm - Rolling Bell "   30-hour alarm timepiece.  Condition - Nickel plated brass has most of the plating worn off.  Original dial is stained and darkened a little.   Alarm indicator hand is a  replacement, but the other hands are original. One of the mounting hooks to hold the movement in the case is missing.  This configuration can be a bit fragile, and this case is especially good, despite the tarnish present.  Ht 10.5"   $50--$100

138.  C.1890,  German, (Badische Uhrenfabrik G.m.b.H.) 30-hour music box alarm timepiece.  Condition - Nickel and brass case is in pretty good condition with some tarnish.  Celluloid dial is perfect and hands are original.  Movement is stamped with a B inside a crescent.  Tune plays with some buzzes, as dampers are bad, but still sounds Ok for a novelty clock.  Ht 7"   $50--$100

139.  C.1845,  Birge & Fuller,  8-day Sharp Gothic on Frame with candle finials time/strike wagon spring clock.  Condition - Mahogany case has restoration issues.  Privacy glass in doors is not original.  Dial now has a paper Swigart overpaste, and a crude metal strip has been attached to the bottom of the dial to create an odd type mounting.  Hands are not original.  Door latches are old but not original.  We have never seen ripple molding on this model, and yet it has been there for well over 100 years.  The moldings that support the candle finials are not original as they are not the correct form, although they are old.  One of the candle finials appears to be a replacement..  Signed movement appears original to the case, although badly repaired.  There is a small fragment of label in the case. One ball foot is missing. Right lever has been welded; rest of wagon spring assembly OK.  Case could be restored or used for parts to restore a better example.  Ht 25.5"   $400--$500

140.  C.1860, Austrian, 1-Wt Vienna Regulator timepiece in a transitional / late Biedermeier case.   Condition:   the movement is original to the case, which retains original finish.  The hour hand is a replacement.  The porcelain dial is good, with a small scratch by 3, no other chips.  The pulley is a replacement.  The pendulum bob has some dents that do not show in the foto.  Well made Viennese movement has no markings of any kind.  A nice beginner level wall clock that will respond to cleaning.  Ht 41.5"   $400--$600

141.  C.1925, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Engine Lever",  8-day engine room wall timepiece.    Condition - Nickel-plated brass case in very nice condition with just a slight amount of wear.  Original silvered dial with a little tarnish.  Hands are original.   No. 10 Seth Thomas balance wheel movement with an ST trademark double wind.   Nice clean example of this model.  Ht 7"   $250--$350

142.  C.1900, German, Gustav Becker, 2-Wt Box Regulator, 8-day rod strike in an Art Deco style oak veneer case.   Condition:  Overall very good condition, the porcelain dial with fancy Arabic numerals and no chips nor cracks; winding grommets are absent.  Although the clock has not run in a long while, it still ticks and strikes.  There are some nicks and scrapes on the case, and a chunk from top rt.  Ht 34"   $250--$350

143.  C.1855,  D. S. Crosby, Cortland St., New York, 30-hour  time/strike iron front mantel clock.  D. S. Crosby was formerly an agent of the Ansonia Clock Co. Condition - Cast iron front gothic style case is in nice condition with much of the original decoration intact.  Original paint dial has loss, and is flaking now if you touch it.  Hands are original.  Nice label inside case.  Both bezels are original.  Someone tried to make a repair to the upper bezel hinge and put on too much glue and some of it has landed on dial and the hinge is frozen as well.  Back of casting reads: "C. Chinnooks / Patent  / Applied for".   Ht 17.25"   $175--$225

144.  C.1905, German, Gustav Becker, 2-Wt, Box Regulator, 8-day time and rod strike, in a dark walnut case with beveled glass door.    Condition:  although the movement is dirty and has not run in a while, it does still tick and strike.  The 9 panes of heavy beveled glass in the door are all good. Deco styled weights with trim ring match the pendulum.   Lots of Edwardian look for a reasonable investment.  Ht 34"   $300--$400

145.  C.1874,  Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.,  "No. 8 Shelf Library", 8-day time/strike calendar clock.    Condition - Walnut case in as found condition with an original crusty finish.  Moldings that complete the arch top are missing from the sides and front as well as the top between the center finial {see lot 113}.   Original finial is missing part of its top.  Lower bezel hinge poorly repaired.  Movement and calendar are original as well as the hands.  Original paper dials show signs of wear and age; a sticker removed from calendar dial took part of printing.  Original calendar rollers are very dark and dusty.   Instructions label on back of case.  Pendulum hanger is original, but the old pendulum is not.  For details on this model, see Tran Duy Ly's yellow calendar book {1997}, page 140. fig 339. Ht with short finial = 24"   $300--$400

146.  C.1900, German, 2-Wt  Vienna Regulator in a walnut case in very late Victorian style, with reeded pilaster case style.   Condition:  For it's time period, this clock is actually quite clean.  Retains original matched engraved, weights, pendulum and dial center.  Melodious rod strike on the hour and halves.  The deco style top has been broken and glued; the little carving on the very top is from another piece of furniture.  Ht  42"  $400--$600

147.  C.1900,  Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8-day "LEVER, 10 Inch, Time", ten sided, with double spring timepiece movement.   Condition - Mahogany veneered case with original finish in good condition with some veneer chipping on the back edges, and other edges starting to lift.  Original painted dial is nice with some minor flaking.  Hands are original.  Very nice label on back of case.  This model was introduced in 1875 and made over a 30 year period, the nice label, printed on white stock tells us this clock was probably made near the end of the run.  For additional details, see Tran Ly's Seth Thomas book, 3rd edition {2004}, page 364.  Ht 12.75"   $100--$200

148.  C.1920, German for the French market, oak cased Westminster chime wall clock.   Condition:  In good, as-found condition, from a home, has been idle for a long while and will need cleaning.  Chime rod set seems to have very good tone.  Ht 31"   $275--$375

149.  C.1883,  Waterbury Clock Co., "Cardinal, V.P.",   30-hour time, strike & alarm, mantel clock.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case in good condition with original finish, but  with some loss and chips on the bottom and small veneer piece missing the back edge of the top.  Original paper dial is worn and hands appear to be original.  Pendulum is original.  Door glass probably had a decorative border.  Movement is signed.  Ht 16.25"   $75--$150

150.  C.1910, German, Gustav Becker, 2-Wt,  Vienna Regulator, in a simple oak box style case, with matched dial center, weights and pendulum and rod strike.   Condition:   generally very good original condition; the only minor shortcoming is the lower front glass, which has been replaced once, and is now cracked…about a 2 dollar piece of glass that even a novice can cut.  Well made movement has a fancy multi color dial;  Hands are original; tail to minute hand is absent.  Ht 33"  $275--$375

151.  C.1875, Jerome & Co., (New Haven Clock Co.),  8-day time/strike/alarm mantel clock.  Condition - Mahogany veneered case is in good condition with original finish, except for the absence of two turned rosettes on the door..  Both door glasses are original.  Original dial has paint loss and flaking.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Very nice clean label printed on the wooden backing for the bottom tablet.  Door knob is missing.   Ht 16.5"   $100--$200

151A.  C.1904,  Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Lodge",  30-hour lever movement novelty alarm timepiece.  Condition - Nickel plated metal case is in good condition with wear to the plating and some damage to base molding and the right front foot, some shingles on roof slightly bent.  Original paper dial is pretty clean with some minor staining.  Hands are original.  Threaded winding key to the time side is missing; movement is otherwise complete.  Alarm bell is a replacement.  Ht 7.5"   $75--$100

151B.  C.1900,  Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Lodge",  30-hour lever movement novelty alarm timepiece.  Condition - Nickel plated metal case is in good condition with wear to the plating and some damage to the right front foot, and the metal molding above.  Original paper dial is soiled in a couple of places.  Hour hand is a replacement and seconds bit is missing.  Alarm bell is inside the case and needs a standard and screw. Movement is complete with both keys and ticking.   Ht 7.5"   $75--$150

152.  C.1928, German, 2-weight Box Regulator, in a walnut ripple molded case with some old wood worm damage in the cornice moldings.   Condition:  other than the worm damage, which can be solved with a couple of new moldings, this is an interesting example of a 2nd quarter, 20th Century weight regulator.  It has a large cast iron "Echo Gong", and a seat board mounted movement that slides into the case.  The movement itself, though dirty, is of high quality, with maintaining power and Graham style dead beat escapement. Pendulum with a couple of dings. Silvered dial is still very nice.  Ht 40.5"  $275--$375

153.  C.1870, Atkins Clock Co.,  30-hour time/strike cottage clock.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case in nice condition with original finish and just a tiny veneer chip the front bottom edge.  Original painted dial has some paint loss at the mounting screws and along the bottom edge and wear to the numbers around the winding arbors.  Hands are original, but the end of the minute hand has broken off.  Both door glasses are original.  Wire gong has been replaced with a large bell.   Nice label inside case.  Ht 13.5"   $100--$150

154.  C.1880, German, Gustav Becker, walnut cased  Vienna Regulator, 2-weight, double door style, LESS top trim, mixed lot.   Condition:  this clock is for a Vienna specialist since it is a Becker 3-weight case, with dual rod chime set up, now with a 2-weight Becker movement w/ attached spiral gong, serial number 481878, with award medallion on rear plate of movement. Has perfect porcelain dial and original hands.  Although the movement is ticking and will run in this case, you will need to either swap in a Becker 3-wt, or change the movement mounting bracket.  This clock was originally purchased from a Viennese dealer, and is typical of their rush to hang a complete clock on the wall for an American buyer.  Ht 40"   $400--$500

155.  C.1875,  Jerome & Co., (New Haven Clock Co.),  30-hour miniature steeple timepiece.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case in fair condition with veneer loss on top front molding.  The veneer on front moldings below the spires is missing.  Spires are original.  Original painted dial is nice with some paint loss on the edges.  Hands are original.  Original tablet has some background loss.  Door latch is old, but not original.    Ht 15.25"   $50--$100

156.  C.1921, Ansonia Clock Co., SUNWATCH, with original instruction manual.   Condition:  virtually unused, dial is crisp and table of latitudes is excellent also.  With an interesting poem on page 1:  "Tells the hours all around - Without making a sound !  A clock the time may wrongly tell, I never, if the sun shines well". Dimensions 2 x 3 x quarter inch.  $100--$150

157.  C.1880,  New Haven Clock Co., 30-hour time/strike/alarm steeple clock.  Condition - Rosewood and mahogany veneered case with an original finish is in good condition with some loss on the bottom and near the top door hinge.    Original painted dial, tablet, movement and hands.  Someone has glued the original label to the back of the tablet {possibly from the factory, been there long time}.  Ht 20.5"   $75--$150

158.  C.1840, Jason Rawson, Saxton's River, VT, 30-hour wood works, bevel column and splat shelf clock.   Condition:   the alarm train is missing in entirety {bell, disc, arbor, ratchet}.  There is a veneer chip in the center top of the splat, and right side of door, otherwise the veneer on the case is pretty good; finish is stripped.  Mirror is a replacement.  Dial is FABULOUS, and label is clean, just a bit dark with age.  Vermont clocks are hard to come by and it is not impossible to find a works with alarm train intact, or Don Bruno could make the parts for you.  Ht 31.5"   $125--$175

159.  C.1880,  Waterbury Clock Co., 30-hour time/strike/alarm  cottage clock.  Condition - Rosewood veneered case in very nice condition with an original finish and only a small chip on the back edge of the base.  Original painted dial has some minor loss at the winding screws and a grommet is missing on the strike side.  Hands and both glasses are original.  Nice label inside.  Movement is signed.  Ht 13.25"   $75--$150

160.  C.1906, English, Octagon Long Drop,  8-day wall timepiece, in the style of an Ansonia A..   Condition - Refinished popular case in nice condition. This is an English version of an Ansonia case with a brass A frame type movement.  The dial is not original.  Hands are period and probably original.  Pendulum is original.  The brass bezel has become detached from its hinge and will need repair {solder}.  Height is half an inch less than the American counterpart.  Ht 31.5"   $175--$275

161.  A C.1830 American Banjo Movement,  now in a modern home made banjo case.    Condition - Homemade case in pretty good condition with touched up & flaking Mt. Vernon glasses from around 1900, and a touched up old dial as well.  Hands are old and maybe original to the period movement. Bottom finial is missing.  You could buy this timepiece for parts or use as is. No glass in bezel.  Ht 39"   $300--$400

162.  C.1890, French, Silver & Gilt over Spelter figural clock of a hunter with his horn, dog and rifle, 8-day time only.  Condition:  The case has been cleaned and re-plated.  The movement has been professionally cleaned.  The black porcelain dial is signed Dusart, Bruxelles, and with original fired gold numerals and gilt hands.  There are black slate inserts with silver filled incising.  The screw in the seat of the dog has come loose and will need attention.  Overall in good + condition and with great hunting motif.  Ht 15"   $300--$400

163.  C.1879,  William L. Gilbert Clock Co., "Round Top",  8-day time/strike mantel clock.   Condition - Rosewood veneered case in nice condition with an original finish has some veneer loss on the lower right front molding and some chips along the base.  Original painted dial is very clean with a little loss around one mounting screw.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Ht 14.5"   $75--$125

164.  C.1921  English Gravity timepiece, The 30-hour movement is driven by a weight inside the case that raised by a lever on the side with visible escapement and a compound bar-bell pendulum.  Serial #L4447  Condition - Black painted metal case is pretty nice with couple of scratches.  Black dial is very clean and hands are original.  There is small metal label on the back with patent numbers listed.  Height is the size of the case.  We sold the sister to this clock last year. Ht 10"   $150--$200

164A.  C.1921 English Gravity timepiece, the movement being driven by its own weight, to be raised each day along a ratcheted upright and with exposed escapement and compound bar-bell pendulum.   Condition - Cast brass case in nice condition with a little tarnish.  Original reverse painted dial is pretty good with some wear to the minute markers.  Hands are original.  Ht 10.5"   $125--$175

164B.  C.1921 English Gravity timepiece, the movement being driven by its own weight, and raised each day along a ratcheted upright and with exposed escapement and compound bar-bell pendulum.   Condition - Cast brass case in nice clean condition.   Original reverse painted dial is very nice.  Hands are original.  Hands are original. Base of the case is marked "France", where the casting was probably obtained.  [also with USA patent date of 1921]    Ht 10"   $125--$175

165.  C.1880, E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., 30-hour time/strike steeple clock.  Condition - Stripped mahogany veneered case in good condition with now a modern shiny varnish finish.  There is some small veneer loss on the top front edge.  Original painted dial is soiled and worn in places.  Original gong now replaced with a cathedral flat wire type gong.   Hands appear to be original.  Tablet is original. Ht 19.5"   $75--$150

165A.  C.1850, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn.,  30-hour gallery timepiece.  Condition - Mahogany veneered case in only fair condition with loss on the flat areas on the front of the case.  Original painted dial is soiled, has paint loss around the winding arbor, regulating lever, center of the dial and wear to the numbers.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Old green label on back of case.  Ht 11"   $150--$200

165B.  C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., Brooklyn, NY,  8-day time/strike cottage clock.  Condition - Mahogany veneered case with a very dark finish is in only fair condition with losses on the door, bottom front edges and molded edge near the knob.   Original painted dial has some touchup to the chapter ring and minor paint loss at the mounting screws.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Original tablet a colorful turkey.  Dark label inside case.  Ht 13.25"   $50--$75

165C.  C.1915,  E. Ingraham & Co., 8-day time/strike gingerbread clock.  Condition - Oak case in very good condition with remains of the original finish.  Original paper dial has darkened with age.  Hands, pendulum and tablet are original.  Top was broken and repaired. Weak label on rear is legible as "Violet" model, however this one has [original] sides of a Lilac, so was probably a variant for a large department store.   Ht 22"   $50--$100

165D.  C.1880,  E. Ingraham & Co., "Venetian No. 3",   8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition - Rosewood and mahogany veneered case in very good condition with original finish. There a couple of small veneer chips on the base.   Original paper dial has darkened and is soiled.  Hands are original.  Movement is signed.  Original eagle tablet has lost its black background; still nice.  Ht 15.75"   $150--$250

166.  C.1845,  Chauncey Jerome, Bristol, Conn., 30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock.  Condition - Refinished mahogany and birdseye maple veneered case is in very nice condition with a couple of minor chips on the corners.  Dial, hands and reverse hand painted tablet are replacements; tablet is maybe 50 years old and has started flaking. Original movement is numbered.  Label is OK, some tears and small losses.  Ht 26"   $100--$200

167.  C.1906,  Ansonia Clock Co., "Regulator A",  8-day time & strike wall clock, needs work   Condition - The walnut case is in pretty good condition with some veneer chips on the door.  There is a chip missing from the top bezel beyond 11 o'clock, could be filled.  The dial surround will need attention as someone used drywall screws to attach it to the case.  Dial is aluminum and too small; calls for a 2-piece pan with center trim ring.  Hands are original.  Movement is very dirty and needs cleaning.  Bottom glass is original and probably had the "Regulator" logo, now missing.  Ht 32"   $175--$275

168.  C.1950, German for the French Market, 8-day time Westminster chime, plus strike, wall clock in a dark walnut art Deco case.  Condition:  Attractively veneered case in nice condition with minor scratches, chip along bottom edge, but with original finish.  Silvered dial has some tarnish and some touchup to the numbers 10 and 11.  Hands are original.  Chrome plated pendulum has a small dent.  Beveled glass in door is perfect. Ht 23"   $175--$275

169.  C.1880,  Ansonia Clock Co., "Alhambra", 8-day time/strike mantel clock.  Condition - Ebonized wood case in nice condition with some wear to the paint on the bottom front corners.  The two center brass turned feet in the back are missing.  Original porcelain dial has a couple of hairline cracks and chips at the right winding hole, other edge roughness.  Hands and pendulum are original.  Nice original label on the back.  Movement is signed.  Also with 1884 repair label from Hibarger Jewelers.  Ht 18.5"   $250--$350

170.  C.1800, French, Morbier Clock,  crown wheel and verge, 2-weight, 8-day, with composite dial with cast lead chapter ring, spandrels and arch decorations.   Condition:  the cords have frayed and need re-newing.  The original alarm parts are missing [but do not affect the normal operation of the bell strike movement].  The hands have been broken and repaired, and need additional attention.  The robust movement has a little rust on a couple of pinions, but nothing serious.  Movement will clean up just fine.  No side doors.  With original cigar shaped iron weights.  One of the earlier Morbiers we have sold.   Ht 53"   $350--$450

171.  C.1904,  Ansonia Clock Co., "Mahopac", 8-day time/