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251. C.1975, German, for Horolovar & Co., NY, repro of the famous Ignatz flying pendulum clock, as-new in original box with guarantee & mailing label to a Calif. jeweler. Minor scratch on case; ht 10" $125-175
251-a. C.1946 (dated) Canadian 30 hour animated alarm, the "Early Bird", with a large rocking robin tyring to pull a worm out of the ground. Running & in excellent condition. Height 4.5" $125-175
252. C.1885, Ansonia black enameled iron clock with original paper dial. This economy line clock has no style virtues, but is clean, original & going; ht 10" $75-100
253. C.1925, Seth Thomas "Tudor" variant in inlaid mahogany. Note model pictured in 1915 shows single line inlay around the edge of case, where this one has different line pattern. Very clean; ht 8.75" $100-150
254. C.1910, Ansonia "Turkey", oak cased shelf clock; label is flaking but legible; original paper dial & finials. Mov't recently cleaned; pendulum is too short, but easily corrected; ht 16' $90-120
255. C.1940, Smith's, Cricklewood, London, 8-day lever time piece with neat porcelain dial & center seconds; nice key lock door & heavy brass case; height 8.5" $175-275
256. C.1880, E. Ingraham & Co., "Doric" rosewood 30 hour T/S shelf clock. The dial was repapered some time ago, but other than that, this is an exceptional clock w/ original finish, label+peacock tablet; ht 16" $125-175
257. C.1900, Waterbury oak gallery clock (7" dial) in good cond. Note dial has been repapered and bezel is loose, but still a good looking clock; ht 11" $125-175
257-a. C.1890, Waterbury 8" Lever, time only 8-day. Nickel finish on spun brass case in xlnt original condition with superior dial & good label; ht 12" $175-225
257-b. C.1890, Waterbury Clock Co., "Liberty" in absolutely excellent original condition with perfect dial, case & patina. Timepiece movement; ht 12.5" $90-120
258. C.1900, Seth Thomas 10" Octagon Drop timepiece in oak in excellent original condition. Good dial, tablet, pend & finish; ht 21.5" $225-275
259. C.1835, Burr & Chittenden, Lexington. Mass, 30 hour ww column & splat. the case has early columns with gilt accents (now worn off); mirror has been replaced with an old print of Geo Washington. Label is excellent and clock in overall good cond; 35" $175-225
260. C.1920, T. B. Starr, NY, nice small lever deck clock in a quality cast brass case with screw bezel. Needs polish, but is complete, sound & runs. Dial dia = 2.3" Cute clock. $175-275
261. C.1890, French black marble with onyx accents architectural mantle clock. This is a large 7 impressive clock in excellent order; open 'scape dial with white numerals on cobalt blue cartouche. Minor edge chips on case, but overall excellent; ht 18" $300-400
262. C.1920, German, Black Forest Cuckoo, 7 leaf & 3 bird, nicely detailed. Clock has large cast plate mov't; recently restored with new bellows (long & deep). Hands are new but acceptable; would run on smaller weights; height 24" $150-200
263. C.1900, Waterbury "Admiral", oak long drop in very good original condition; labels are coming loose, but present; top bezel needs better latch. Minor oak chip along rh side of case; dial xlnt; ht 31" $250-350
264. C.1920, Seth Thomas "Adamantine" tambour in excellent order. #89 mov't clean & bushed; ht 9" $40-60
264-a. C.1910, Seth Thomas "Perth" mahogany mantle clock with arched silvered dial; clean & going; height 11" $90-120
264-b. C.1910, Seth Thomas "Dundee" mahogany mantle clock with arched silvered dial; clean & going; height 10" $90-120
264-c. C.1905, Waterbury "Dixie" time & alarm carriage clock in clean original condition with gilding intact; runs & alarms. Height 4.5" $150-200
265. C.1860, English 2-train dark oak drop dial; the chain fusee movement with robust pillars (needs clean). The original dial signed Manoah Rhodes & Sons, LTD, Bradford (with flaking), Lock to bottom access door is loose inside the case; ht 28" $500-700
266. C.1930, Chelsea, Boston "Clinton" model deck timepiece in a polished brass case. This one retailed by Abercrombie & Fitch, NY (on dial). Plain Arabic silvered dial; runs; height 5" $200-250
267. C.1880, F. Kroeber & Co., NY, enameled iron clock in the French Empire style. This has to be one of the best looking iron clocks I've seen in a while; note iron columns with imitation marble finish (with wear). Good porcelain dial with FK trademark; ht 17' $225-325
268. C.1860, Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow (Plym mov't and label) mini OG base cottage clock, time & alarm. This clock is original & excellent; dial has been touched up around the winding holes (not perfect), and there is a gouge in the case top; still nice; ht 9" $200-300
269. C.1920, Seth Thomas #96 Westminster Chime bracket clock, mahogany with marquetry. Clean #124 mov't chiming on straight rods; silvered dial with raised bronze numerals; nice beginner clock; ht 10.5" $175-225
270. C.1870, Seth Thomas 8-day "Cottage" in rosewood. This has to be the cleanest, most original ST cottage we've seen. Xlnt label, finish, dial and tablet; height 14" $200-250
271. C.1896 (dated) Seth Thomas "Adamantine" in clean restored condition. Case style similar to Delos; height 10.5" $125-175
271-a. C.1915, Seth Thomas, nickeled brass ship's bell clock in good, original condition; the case took a bump on the right side, but doesn't show when it's hanging; also dial with blemish; ht 7" $225-275
272. C.1915, Seth Thomas "Chime Clock #7", 4- bell Sonora chime in clean condition. Dark rosewood adamantine case; note case back is new (well made); generally good clock, complete & sound; ht 13" $250-350
273. C1905, Ansonia "Lyons" enameled iron mantle clock in the French style. The clock is running and in generally good cond; gilding on trim worn; 11" $125-175
274. C.1910, Seth Thomas Adamantine in clean restored condition (dial is original); mov't recently cleaned; neat case with rounded ends and 4 full standing columns; height 11" $125-175
275. C.1860, German 2-weight cuckoo in a carved Gothic case with original rail of leaves; bellows are replaced & mov't needs clean. Weights not on in photo; dial dia = 5.5" $275-375
276. C1910, Waterbury "Lyceum" pressed oak gallery clock in good original condition. Retains original dial, surround & dark crazed finish; minor edge nicks on moldings; ht 25" $300-400
277. C.1900, German, large Cuckoo & Quail with exceptional carving; unusual hands carved from deer antlers; heavy cast plate mov't clean & runs; height 26" $350-450
278. C.1920, Seth Thomas 8-day, 7-jewel, ship's bell clock in a heavy polished brass case with screw bezel. Clean & going. Welcome in any home; ht 5.75" $375-425
278-a. C.1875, E. Ingraham & Co., 8-day "Grecian" in nicely restored condition; attractive rosewood case & superior green label; orig dial is flaking but OK as is; overall a nice clock; ht 14.5" $225-325
278-b. C.1875, Wm. L. Gilbert 30 hour shelf alarm in very clean condition; orig dial, tablet, hands & rear label; neat embossed "Liberty" pendulum; ht 13" $150-200
279. C.1905, Seth Thomas "Whitby" mahogany inlaid mantle clock in clean original condition. Good porcelain dial & nice patina on original finish; Runs & strikes; height 12" $120-160
279-a. C.1925, Waltham easel mounted desk clock in excellent original order; 8- day jeweled mov't works fine; unusual engraved & silvered dial; ht 7.5 " $175-225
280. C.1910, Waterbury "Sage" carriage clock, time, strike & repeat in very nice condition. Some wear to lacquer & gilding, but porcelain dial is perfect and clock functions well; with orig key; ht 5.6" $175-225
281. C.!910, French carriage clock, time only in a plain Corniche case in good condition. Retains original lever/platform & runs fine. Porcelain dial is perfect & signed: Smith Patterson & Co, Boston; 5.75" $150-200
282. C.1975,Swiss, LeCoultre "Atmos" calibre 528-8 in styro shipping box, with original guarantee certificate & manual. This model with lift out front panel. Serial #262469; may need service but overall xlnt; height 9" $350-450
283. C.1890, French black marble mantle clock in traditional form with 4 reeded bronze columns and a bronze frieze above the dial. Pendulum needs work to provide proper adjustment, however rest of clock seems sound; height 15" $200-300
284. C.1890, French Morez wall clock, the iron framed mov't striking the hour a second time at 2 minutes past the hour. The numerals 1324 have been added to the dial in red. The board with all the MOP inlay has a crack that is not too noticeable. Overall good; height 24" $225-325
285. C.1900, Rare Whisky advertiser clock, Strass, Pritz & Co., Cincinnati. The area around the dial, reporting in large letters "Lewis 66" RYE. The glass & foil all in good condition; ht 12" $250-350
285-a. C.1920, "None Such Mince Meat" advertising clock; this clock has some minor wear around the edge of the dial, but is really exceptional; retains orange color on crust and the ad is clear & untouched; runs; height 9.5" $300-400
285-b. C.1890, Regent Mfg. Co., Chicago, bronze plated case iron novelty clock advertising the "London Daily News - Canada" First in News - First in Circulation. This ad item is in original condition with perfect dial & good patina; ht 12" $200-300
286. C.1845, C. Jerome, New Haven, Conn, unusual 30 hour T/S clock in a fully veneered rectangular case with button latch door; great dial with original signature; height 13.5" $175-275
287. C.1870, Seth Thomas "Round Band" 30 hour mini OG, T/S/Alarm in excellent original condition, with superior tablet of a robin & dragonfly. There are a couple of minor veneer chips on the case, but overall a nice clock; height 16.5" $175-275
288. C.1850, J. C. Brown, Bristol, 8-day iron front with Dan'l Pratt, Reading, Mass label. This is one of the most original iron fronts we've seen in a while; the scroll work retaining the orig Japanese bronze finish; dial with minor touch up; impressive clock; ht 22" $175-275
289. C.1910, German, Uhrenfabrik Muller, the largest tambour known. Quality Muller 3/4 Westminster mov't chiming on 5 rods. The 7" brass dial is engraved with Arabic numerals (needs silvering); mahogany case retains original finish and string inlay; fabulous tambour; width = 34" $200-300
290. C.1955, German, W. A. Schmidt-Schlenker, novelty variant of the 400 day clock. This year running movement with a large 7j platform, the balance of which is a beam carrying tow fine made porcelain china ladies with full lace hoop skirts. The movement has just been serviced and the ladies have been twirling round for several weeks; very unusual; with dome; 10.5" $400-600
291. C.1935, German clockwork whistler, "Seated Drunk" with wine bottle. The movement has been cleaned and the box whistles loudly as the head turns back & forth. The carved wooden figure with original point & nice patina; someone drilled a hole in the rear cover to hold the key, but can be filled; ht 8" $600-800
292. C.1920, Zenith Watch Co., unusual ball watch & ormolu stand (variant of the paperweight clocks). The spherical watch case is of bronze profusely inlaid with navy blue enamel in a pattern similar to peacock tail feathers. The watch is wound "mysteriously" by turning the crystal & bezel while holding the ball; runs 8-days; small & eye-catching; ht 2.5" $400-600
292-a. C.1900, French mini carriage clock, signed on the dial & mov't "John Wannamaker, Philadelphia". The beveled glass has a couple of corner chips, but the rest of the clock is sound; clean with a NEW 11j platform; handle up ht 4.5" $200-300
292-b. C.1975, German, for Horolovar & Co., repro Briggs rotary clock, as-new, in original styro shipping box. These quality clock run trouble free and have the advantage of going 8-days; ht 7,5" $225-325
292-c. C.1890, English fusee ship's clock with large vertical balance on the front plate. This was a sleeper until we opened it up & discovered a great movement; chain is bunched, so please do NOT wind until set up properly; good porcelain dial; height 8" $250-350
293. C.1870, Elias Ingraham, time only 14" gallery clock in wonderful original condition. The dial with great alligator pattern; the case with most of its original gesso and gilding; only minor wear; overall nice; 20" $250-350
293-a. C.1850, Ludwig Wirth, Vienna, Austria, 3-weight grand sonnerie wall regulator. The case in late Biedermeier style with fake grained rosewood finish in xlnt condition. This clock is 100% original with slide mount mov't, delicate hands and 4-spoke pulleys; weights are not shown; height 44" $2000-3000
293-b. C.1900, German, "Art Nouveau" 2-weight regulator. Note fabulous silvered lilies applied to the weights, pendulum & dial, all against the original frosty gold background. The case is honey colored walnut with detail carving on the top, transition piece, and the base. With rod strike; this is a magnificent and absolutely original 2-weight clock; height 46" $1200-1500
293-c. C.1880, Austrian 2-weight regulator in typical "Alt Deutsch" style. Good porcelain dial & attractive walnut case w/ heavily carved columns; ht 42" $500-700
293-d. C.1845, Smith & Taylor, 105 John St., New York, full size 8-day steeple in good as-found cond. Though dirty, this clock has a superior label, perfect etched tablet (lyre design) good original dial and old upper glass; will need clean & new time spring; ht 20" $175-275
293-e. C.1850, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, rare 8-day brass fusee cottage in imitation MOP on iron case. This wooden case is ebonized and with MOP simulating a floral design (some missing), the stems & leaves done in gold paint & well preserved; ht 13" $350-550
293-f. C.1880, French Morbier with original repousse dial surround & pendulum with matching peacock motif. This clock is very dirty and has no weights, but is one of the most original Comptoise we've seen. Also with central calendar; dial perfect; ht 55" $400-500
293-g. C.1905, Ansonia "Prism" 8-day T/S Crystal Regulator. Condition is dirty, as-found, however, all the beveled glass is good, dial is perfect & with original hands & pendulum; even runs' ht 11" $275-375
293-h. C.1870, Wm. L. Gilbert, Winstead, good 8-day T/S/Alarm style shelf clock. The rosewood case is very nice with original crazed finish & superior gold transfer on the base. The mov't has Gilbert's early ID mark and the clock retains its sandwich glass pendulum with little ball side ornaments; ht 16.5" $175-275
293-j. 19th Century French "Yacht" timepiece, nice quality nickeled brass case with 3 point mount. Has balance/verge 'scape, porcelain dial & gilt hands. Running and a neat clock; ht 4.75" $175-275
293-k. C.1910, French carriage timepiece in a Corniche case. Good porcelain dial & matching hands; original lever/platform intact; Running and with original carry case; height 5.5" $175-275
294. C.1925, German, Karl Griesbaum, E. G., (signed) clockwork whistler, Standing Drunk with Umbrella under His Arm and a giant beer with a head of foam in the other hand. This particular man whistles a very lively tune and has well detailed facial features. An unusual model in excellent order; ht 9" $600-700
295. C.1890, French miniature time only walnut bracket clock, profusely covered with chased ormolu trim; most of the gilding has rubbed off the trim, but as you can see in the photo, the case maker left no surface undecorated. The 8-day tic-tac movement runs with a small replacement pendulum; good dial with a floral wreath around center & pierced hands; ht 8.5" $400-600
296. C.1950, German, clockwork whistler, Drunk Leaning Against a Lamp Post. The movement recently cleaned and the man whistling "The Bear Went Over the Mountain" in a clear and melodious tune. Original paint & patina. Battery box in base accommodates 2 D cells for the lamp; ht 19" $750-1000
297. C.1890, E. N. Welch Mfg, hard to find "Cabinet No. 1" in walnut. Note this case has template cut incising that was originally gilded; some is obvious, rest covered with muck. Movement is the same as Patti--with open 'scape on dial. Rear label is dark but legible; clean & running; ht 18" $500-700
298. C.1865, Atkins Clock Co, "London" style case in rosewood with original gilded columns, good dial & excellent tablet(s). 8-day T/S in good running order. Minor nicks+scrapes; overall very good;16.5" $275-375
299. C.1905, Ansonia "Denis Papin" figural clock in good original condition with no breaks nor repairs to casting. The finish worn from most of the statue, but it is good looking as is. Porcelain dial w/ open 'scape is xlnt; height 16" $400-600
300. C.1890, Boston Clock Co., "Queen Anne" time only carriage clock in a variant case, the dial & mask cast as one piece with ten well detailed sparrows, some flying and some resting on branches. The case is very clean, & the movement recently overhauled--NOTE the going barrel has an age crack that will eventually fail; height 6.5" $400-500
301. C.1900, German Lenzkirch walnut wall clock in the Art Nouveau style. The crisp carving on this clock is of the highest quality; the signed Lenzkirch mov't with Nouveau dial featuring engraved center & spandrels, fancy hands and original fancy cast pendulum; ht 38" $800-1200
302. C.1985, Swiss, Arthur Imhof (as-new) quality repro of a late 17th Century inclined plane clock, as sold by the Franklin Mint. The good 15j movement has an embossed & engraved backplate & shows no evidence of use. To power the clock, you simply place it at the top of the incline each Sunday; the clock rolls over each day of the week bar as it descends the ramp; 24"wide. These were $2000 new. Our guess $900-1200
303. C.1980, Local Reproduction of an Aaron Willard shelf clock with dish dial & farm scene tablet. The mov't is a Kilbourne & Proctor and the case workmanship is xlnt; in good running order; height 36" $1000-1500
304. C.1830, Eli Terry & Son, Plymouth, Conn, short transitional half column & splat with original tablet, stenciling & claw feet. The drape & heart tablet has only about 20% left. The label is superior and dial xlnt; height 30.5" $500-700
305. C.1840, English 2-fusee mahogany bracket clock with carved leaf appliqué along top radius. The substantial movement with both chains intact & striking on a bell. The 6" painted dial is worn & needs repainting; replacement hands need attn also; height 13" $600-800
306. C.1910, French striking carriage clock in a Doucine case. This case could stand another polish, but is sound; the left pane has a small chip, but rest of glass is fine. Original lever-platform intact, running and striking; good porcelain dial; ht 6" $350-550
306-a. C.1910, German, Junghans "Diana" swinging arm clock in good condition; the bronzing has worn from a couple of spots on the statue and the gilding is rubbed off a few spots on the arm, but clock is overall excellent; height 13.5" $600-800
307. C.1910, Seth Thomas, Empire #65, convex front crystal regulator in excellent restored condition with good beveled glass. The extra wide case with 4 free standing Corinthian columns; height 11" $600-800
308. C.1870, German, an early Gustav Becker 2-weight regulator in the Vienna style. This is a long 72-beat case with original movement, hands, pulleys, etc. The case was nicely refinished some time ago. One finial tip broken, Overall a very attractive 2-wt in running order; ht; 47" $800-1200
309. C.1850, Brewster & Ingrahams 4-candle stand steeple, as-found with Daniel Pratt partial overpaste label (super label). This clock has been setting on the shelf for 30 years and needs cleaning & rubbing and coupla finial tips. Large 8-day brass spring mov't with original springs; ht 19" $500-700
310. C.1890, French, Japy "Qualite Superieure" 3-piece marble & ormolu mantle set. Classic portico style in tan/pink mottled marble with matching urn garnitures. 8-day bell strike mov't with good porcelain dial, and serial #6433 on mov't & pend. Ht 17" $700-900
311. C.1910, New Haven "Intrepid" 30 day oak wall clock; this clock runs well, but has been varnished over with some very dark stain. Case would strip to golden oak. original dial has minor wear; good pend & beat scale; height 49" $650-850
312. C.1900, French miniature carriage clock & case. This is the smallest Anglaise case we've ever seen - total ht 2.6 inches. The dial is .625". Comes with original carrying case. Small 8-day mov't has a cylinder 'scape which is dirty--staff is intact and it will tick when you turn the set stem. See clock photograph, next to standard Gorge case. $500-700
312-a. C.1890, French, mini oval carriage clock in excellent condition with perfect glass & dial. With original lever-platform intact. This clock was purchased many years ago and has been well cared for. Time only. Mov't signed "JD" (Desjardin) Ht 3.75" $500-700
313. C.1820, French Empire period 2-column mantle clock; the case of polished black marble has edge & corner chips; the ormolu is well chased and retains most of the gilding. The unsigned time only mov't has pinned plates and no markings nor numbers; has unique thumb screw beat set device integral with the crutch (original); overall very good cond; ht 15.5" $900-1200
314. C.1888 (dated), Rare Boston Clock Co., "Delphus" model. The Delphus appeared in the 1890 trade catalog as a "tandem" wind model. This particular clock is quite rare in that it has the limited production remontoire movement, the rear plate engraved "Charles Bickford, Boston, Pat Dec. 18, 1888" Note this clock winds to the LEFT only, winding the strike. When the clock strikes, an extra gear winds the tiny time spring that powers the clock. This clock is quite rare. See regular Delphus "tandem" later in sale. Height 11" $800-1200
315. C.1885, Wm. L. Gilbert, Regulator #5 in walnut. The case has been stripped & refinished (could use a bit more polish). This is a hard-to-find model--dial original; nickel bezel, pulley, bob & weight. Ht 46" $1000-1500
316. C.1880, French, (signed Drocourt), T/S/Repeat and alarm carriage clock with case. Note Drocourt's production ranges from serial 1000 in 1860+/- through 35,233. This clock has serial #10713 which should be close to 1880. Perfect porcelain dial w/ retailer: Crosby, Morse & Foss, Boston. Original lever-platform intact; height 7" $900-1200
317. C.1890, Boston Clock Co., walnut wall regulator in great original condition; signature is fading but finish, tablet, hands & pendulum are fabulous; (note red area is pulling loose from glass); ht 37" $2000-2500
318. C.1870 (dated) W. F. Evans, English 1-train passing strike skeleton clock in cathedral form, and with a brightly gilded statue of Queen Victoria in the archway. See Robert's book on British skeletons for comparative dial & 6 spoke wheelwork by Evans. This is a very well made clock with original chain intact. With a sterling presentation plaque. No dome; height 23" $1500-2000
319. C.1911, Chelsea Clock Co., rare "Crystal" carriage clock, hour and half hour strike with special engraved dial. This clock orig retailed by Bancroft Bros., Columbus, O. Minor oxidation on case; yes this clock is nearly a foot tall; xlnt; ht 11.25" $1500-2000
320. C.1910, Tiffany & Co., New York, large crystal regulator in the "Anglais Riche" style with reeded columns and detailed moldings top & bottom. Note movement has full sig stamp: Tiffany & Co., New York. and the heavy cast dial has raised letters: "T & C, Makers" Case & mov't a little dirty but clock is running and will clean up nicely; ht 14.5" $1000-1500
321. C.1925, Chelsea "Tambour #4" house strike clock in a polished brass case with silvered dial inscribed "Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston" In clean condition; dial diam = 5.5" Height 10" $500-700
321-a. C.1910, French Crystal regulator with green onyx top & bottom adorned with gilded spelter mounts. Fancy floral dial is perfect and mercury pendulum intact; Sound but needs cleaning; ht 14" $500-700
321-b. C.1880, New Haven Clock Co, (Jerome & Co Trademark) "Rokeby" rare cherry cased double dial calendar clock. Dials have some discoloring & top finial is replaced; left arch has 2 chips; 8-day time only spring mov't driving B B Lewis "V" type perpetual mechanism; day of week hand broken & inside case (star OK); see Miller's #403 for details; ht 64" $1500-2000
321-c. C.1875, Welch, Spring & Co., "Italian" model double dial calendar. See Miller's #186. Dial has a small chip at the center; xlnt labels. Overall a very clean example; ht 19.5" $600-800
321-d. C.1850, Henry Terry, Plymouth, Conn, very rare striking (2-weight) wall regulator in a typical Silas Terry type rosewood case. Original black & gold label is perfect; black & gold tablet is starting to raise, but wonderful; minor case repairs well done; overall superior clock; ht 36" $1500-2000
321-e. C.1875, Welch, Spring & Co., "Wagner Shelf" perpetual calendar clock; walnut case is excellent with original finish - minor nicks along the base molding; label & dials excellent; ht 26" $1500-2000
321-f. C.1840, Joseph Ives internal column, 8-day OG with Hills & Goodrich label; original blue paint inside; inner mirrors OK; gilding good. Bottom mirror has a crack. Veneer is good w/ minor corner chip; original weights; overall xlnt & rare; ht 31" $900-1200
322. C.1910, Ansonia #5 Crystal Regulator, Porcelain China top & bottom, this particular case with an iridescent luster ware finish. Basic color is ivory shade with 24K highlights in good shape. Porcelain dial is perfect; all beveled glass is good. A very clean clock; ht 17.5" $2000-3000
323. C.1850, Austrian, late Biedermeier 1-weight Vienna Regulator in very clean condition and running order. Just prior to the on set of Alt-Deutsch styles, the rosewood case retains the delicate lines of earlier clocks; 2-piece porcelain dial with pie crust bezel (spider lines in center only); nice 5 spoke pulley and original pendulum & weight; key lock door; height 43" $1500-2000
324. C.1880, German, Lenzkirch 2-weight regulator, style 530 (variant), with alternate top trim. This case of Flemish oak is complete in every detail from fluted finials to the matching oak pendulum stick. Lenz mov't serial #493028. A photo copy of the Lenzkirch catalog page is included; pivoted door; clean +running; 47" $1500-2000
325. C.1890, Gebruder Resch, Ebensee, 3-Weight Vienna Regulator, serial #12025 matching clear through; the movement with appropriate "Remember" trademark, porcelain dial and proper Resch/Remember hands. The refinished walnut case with full Corinthian columns and ornately carved top & bottom trim. Ht 55" $1500-2000
326. C.1870, Geo. M. Stevens, Boston, model #2 time only tower clock, fully restored, ready for your tower or window display. The model 2 was discontinued in 1872, this particular clock is serial #37. Note long pendulum rod (bob is on its side in photo); you can mount the mov't at floor level if you "compound" the pendulum. Will require special shipping. Ht 61" $1500-2500
327. C.1910, Waltham Clock Co., Weight driven banjo timepiece in a mahogany case with bracket bottom and Mt. Vernon tablets (we have two of the same model in this sale). 100% original with good finish, tablets & dial; ht 40.5" $1500-2000
328. C.1870, Swiss, Mermod Freres, serial #10344, 8-tune music box, the 8.25 x 2" cylinder playing on a 58 tooth comb. Orig tune card detail: 1>Rosita, 2>Indiana, 3>Afrikanise, 4>Little Tycoon, 5>Walse, 6>Esminie, 7>LaVic Parisienne, and 8>The Gypsy Baron. Professionally restored with one new tooth, in excellent order with good tone; dim = 8 x 17" $1000-1500
329. C.1870, Seth Thomas "Office Calendar #2" in rosewood with original dials. The door and right side have been steel wooled; rest is dark. Coupla veneer chips on top left; original hands, rollers, pend; excellent label; key lock door; height 42.5" $1200-1500
330. C.1880, Ansonia Crystal Palace #2 in like new condition with original dial, figure, finish & dome. We have never seen a nicer #2 than this. Clean & running; height 20" $500-700
331. C.1890, French oak "Tabernacle" clock, the golden oak case profusely decorated with approx 50 pieces of brass. The movement is a typical French time only 8-day. Pendulum hook needs attn. (minor) No dust cover. A very impressive clock; ht 24" $500-700
332. C.1915, Warren Clock Co., Ashland, Mass, rare 4.5v electromagnetic shelf clock in like new condition (less dome). Porcelain dial is mint & brass case & battery tower retain original gilding. If you have a 6" dia by 11" tall dome, you're all set; ht 11" $500-700
333. C.1920, Tiffany & Co., French gilded bronze architectural clock, the front corners inset to accommodate two robed male figures in pensive poses. The dial is a fired limoge plaque (not signed) with hand painting of tow youngsters & their dog in a garden setting. Note the gilding is worn off 7 case needs polishing; ht 12.5" $400-600
334. C.1820, Wadsworth & Turner, Litchfield, Conn, short transitional carved column & broken arch crest with original pineapple finials and carved feet. Terry style 30 hour movement & nice dial. This clock has been in storage for 20 years, so the tablet is at least that old--a good version of Mt. Vernon; couple of minor veneer chips; overall a desirable clock in good cond; height 30" $600-800
334-a. C.1920, German, Junghans "Acrobat" clock, possibly the nicest one we've seen. The clock movement in the bottom has a second train which powers the acrobat above. The oak case has original finish, great dial and good color on acrobat; ht 15" $600-800
334-b. C.1840, French, Ringuet, Paris, very well made bronze clock featuring a French soldier in 16th Century armor & chain mail. Xtra nice detail on shoe covers & knee protectors. Excellent facial features & groomed beard. Good bell strike mov't signed Ringuet, w/ silk thread suspension; ht 18.5" $1500-2000
334-c. C.1880, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., "#8 Shelf Library" (new model) in very good condition, the case has been refinished (looks like it was painted at one time); burled sections & bowtie are still intact. T/S/Alarm model (alarm winds in calendar dial); ht 26" $800-1000
334-d. C.1980 (dated) modern reproduction of a "spherical weight clock". This clock was never opened since purchase from the Heritage Collection in Bristol, England, and although it ticks, will probably need cleaning. To power the clock you move the balls from the bottom tray to the track at top. With original literature; height 13" $500-800
335. C.1920, R. A. Patterson & Co., promotional clock by New Haven, featuring "Lucky Strike Tobacco". This clock with orig lower tablet from "Bragg, Cummings & Co., Bangor" Xlnt rosewood veneer with orig finish and superior label. Dial has discoloration but is all original; ht 24" $750-1000
336. C.1900, Ansonia "Santa Fe" 8-day double weight wall clock, time only w/seconds bit. The mahogany case has been stripped and has a light coat of deft; needs more finish. However all the carvings, finials & moldings are in good shape & dial xlnt. An impressive wall clock in clean condition; height 52" $1200-1600
337. C.1905, English, Very rare model 1 of 2 battery powered models manufactured by the English arm of the Ever Ready Battery Company prior to WW1. Note the pendulum swings from front to back and power is transferred 90 by use of a spiral gear at right angles to a regular toothed wheel. The 5" porcelain dial once had a dealer name (lightly visible); the movement supported atop two brass cylinders, one concealing the battery; good label; dome is a replacement; ht 17" $1500-2000
338. C.1930, Special Presentation clock, inscribed on the rear: "To Jimmy Stewart from the boys at Corona". The solid bronze case weighs 19 lb. and is signed "Tiffany Studios, New York". The clock itself is a Seth Thomas; see the "Marseilles". This is an exact copy, but in bronze instead of white metal. We guarantee the case is Tiffany and that the inscription and studio stamp are original; height 12.5" Hard to estimate $1500-2000
339. C.1890, French gilded spelter figural clock with conical pendulum. The case with musical theme, a lyre at the left, horns in the center and a cameo on easel at right. The clock is surmounted by a cherubic boy holding a hook from which is suspended a star studded pendulum. 8-day time and strike. Very nice condition with original glass dome (dome not in photo). Ht 16" $2000-2500
340. C.1890, French, M.M.Diette, Paris, another animated clock from the French Industrial series. This clock depicts a public memorial with fountain at top, the twisted glass "fountain" rotating via a separate movement wound from the back of the case. Above the dial is a barometer; when this case was last polished, someone used a couple of Phillips head screws that should be replaced; 8-day lever mov't; see lot #353 for related item; height 19" $1500-2000
341. C.1910, Dungan & Klump, Philadelphia, Penn, good original time & strike mouse clock. A typical large American open spring lever movement drives a ladder chain which raises the mouse for each 12 hour period; as the chain passes the top the mouse falls back to the bottom. The only changed items on the clock are two simple door hooks on the rear; rest 100% original with label. A rare clock; height 43" $1750-2250
342. C.1895, Ansonia "Fisher & Hunter" double statue figural clock with open 'scape on porcelain dial. The "hunter" is missing her spear, but that is the only shortcoming on an otherwise excellent and original clock; height 21.5" $800-1200
343. C.1890, Seth Thomas "Regulator #3" in burled walnut with nickel trim. This is a very nice clock with original dial, hands, pulley and damascene pendulum. The weight is a quality replacement. Case retains an excellent label in the bottom; a couple of minor bubbles in veneer around bezel; height 41" $1500-2000
344. C.1880, French, ormolu & marble mantle clock with candelabra. The clock is inset into a round corrugated marble plinth on a square base and is flanked by two winged cherubs. The candle stands feature young men/half horse supporting grape vines which terminate in each candle holder; one drip shield is missing; height 17.5" $1000-1500
345. C.1840, Silas B. Terry, Terryville, Conn, rare single wind time & strike 4 cone steeple in good original condition. Note the top glass is missing (old stays are in place); original wooden dial with minor blemishes. Fabulous 100% label and nice tablet (possibly later) with farmhouse & windmill. The veneer has a couple of bubbles that need attn; winding arbor has been crudely rebushed; excellent example of a rare clock; height 20" $1500-2000
346. C.1900, Derry Manufacturing, Derry, NH, time only gold front presentation banjo. Original dial, as retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston. This clock is lacking a weight baffle and pend tie down, and may have had a bracket originally; tablets of Mt. Vernon. What is there is crisp and excellent; ht 33" $1000-1500
347. C.1854, Theodore Terry, Ansonia Conn, Rare torsion mini steeple in immaculate condition. The case was tastefully refinished some time ago; the rest is original and near perfect. Superior label touting "Double Acting Torsion Balance and Escapement" A welcome addition to any American collection; ht 13" $1500-2000
348. C.1890, E. Howard & Co., Boston, Regulator #70 in oak. The case and dial have been refinished, however the tablet, pendulum (with damas. pattern) and unusual label are original & excellent; ht 32" $900-1200
348-a. C.1890, E, Howard & Co., Boston, Regulator #70 in walnut. This clock is in very good condition; the signature is worn off original dial, the original tablet is retouched, and the case refinished (long ago), however the overall condition is quite pleasing; ht 32" $1000-1200
349. C.1865, Topsey Blinking Eye in very good condition; the eyes have been repainted and the paper dial professionally replaced by Martha Smallwood. The paint has been retouched but is nicely aged and with only minor scrapes; original mov't runs robustly, but the wire up to the eye could stand adjustment; ht 17" $2000-2500
350. C.1911, E. Howard & Co., #27 Marble Front wall regulator, minor edge chips are un-noticeable; original dial is excellent, and with original presentation intact: "Presented to James F. Smith by his friends, Dec. 1911". A very clean marble dial clock; ht 35" $2000-2500
351. C.1880, Austrian, Vienna 3-weight regulator in a case profusely inlaid with brass and mother of pearl. Super finials with spiral turnings at a 45 angle. The porcelain dial is perfect, signed by retailing jeweler: "A.Pele, Pardubicich", and with seconds bit. Well made grand sonnerie movement shows good care. Note this clock case is by the same hand as lot #403 in the April '96 sale, with minor variations. Ht 49" $3500-4500
352. C.1890, E. Howard & Co., 24" marble dial clock in a well carved walnut case. The dial is signed with cast bronze letters "Boston & Hingham Steamboat Co, 7 Rowes Wharf, Boston", with original hands & pendulum. Weight is not original and you'll want to cast a proper one. This is a large and heavy clock width=47", height=28". $3500-4500
353. C.1889, French Industrial Series, Steam Powered Paddle Wheel. The clock movement itself is in the end of the steam boiler; the left firebox contains a barometer and the right fire box contains a curved thermometer (intact). The steam "drives" two large pistons which drive two contrate wheels against a large one on the paddle wheel. Water enters the left lock through an adjustable gate, and is lifted out of a higher lock on the right side. In actuality, the paddle wheel is powered by a large spring motor in the base and the rest of the gears are "driven", rather than driving. Note 2 wooden paddles are broken. Clock intact but dirty. In reporting on the Paris Exhibition of 1889, Mr. T. D. Wright reports that at the booth of M.M.Diette of Paris "There was a large display of "fantasy" clocks depicting equipment and chores of the day". Ht 14" $5000-7000
354. C.1890, French bronzed and painted spelter swing clock, the ball and time only movement act as the base of the pendulum. The statue of a Middle Eastern lady in costume with original finish. The clock/pendulum swings back and forth, suspended from the urn in the ladies' hands; ht 26" $3500-4500
355. C.1890, French oversize (8.25") carriage clock. The twisted column, convex sided, Anglaise Riche variant case retaining original frosty gilding. This clock is full grand sonnerie with alarm & repeat with selector in base for Full, Pet., & Silent. Original platform intact and the clock with original leather covered display & carry case (strap broken). If you're looking for one carriage clock, this is the one; total height with case=9". Could not find makers stamp on mov't, but didn't look behind dial; serial #3370. $3000-4000
355-a. C.1880, French gilt brass Gorge cased carriage clock, Grand Sonnerie with repeat & alarm; exceptional movement with oversize platform, the 'scape wheel pivot bridged in front of the balance (original). The base fitted with lever for Gr.Son./Pet. & Silence. All beveled glass is good; white porcelain dial with plain gilt mask; height 7.5" $1500-2000
355-b. C.1900, French, gilt brass Anglaise Riche carriage clock, strike & repeat; both case & clock signed Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston. Robust movement with original lever-platform. Porcelain dial(s) with inner & outer gilt masks. Gilding on handle & case top is worn, but clock is very nice. A one-family clock; ht 7.4" $700-900
356. C.1820, Carl Suchy, in Prag, 1-weight, 8-day Laterndluhr in excellent condition. This clock has several unique features that set it apart from the typical Viennese latern. Foremost, the movement is mounted directly to the hood and slides off together with the hood for service (careful not to bend crutch, which is extra long to make easy beat set changes from the throat). Movement is signed (stamped) inside the back plate, and has fancy end stops for verge & 'scape arbors. The milk glass dial has probably had the numerals strengthened; and has a super engine turned bezel (dial dia = 5"). The pendulum bob has an extra steel reinforcement from the center to the bottom (in the French style) for ease in adjusting. The pediment top 9-lite case has minor nicks & scrapes + retains original finish. The bottom front and throat panels lift out in the conventional manner; height 38.5" $15000-20000
357. C.1890, E. Howard & Co., Regulator #58-8 in good original condition; the nicely detailed cherry case retains original finish, except on lower door where a hasp +padlock used to be. Rear case hanger incorrect (replacements available). The dial is original with only minor touch up in the white area and a strong original chapter and good signature. The movement stamped #5 and E. Howard & Co, Boston, mounting to the case back with screw from rear, and with 4 additional tabs added inside for good measure. Also with original E. Howard winding key. Overall nice clock; ht. 41" $2500-3000
358. C.1890, French, another "clock in pendulum" rare swing clock, this model under a glass dome. The clock is suspended from a top brace between 2 reeded brass pillars, the whole mounted to a brass base. Very nice quality. The movement well made with a porcelain dial; it has run here for 3 weeks on a single winding; height 13" $2500-3000
359. C.1925, German, Stresser & Rhode of ONE MONTH duration floor regulator with astro dial. The movement is unsigned but is definitely from their clock making facility. The precision movement with jeweled pallets, maintaining power and patent beat setting device on the pendulum rod. (Two jar mercury pendulum) The 12" silvered dial with 8.5" minute ring and proportionate hour and seconds rings. Note, as is typical for German precision clocks, it winds through the hour hand. Also note substantial brass bracket for stabilizing the case on the wall. Well made case of Honduran mahogany; ht 75" $4000-6000
360. C.1840, English Tavern Clock with 24" dial. The fusee movement measures 9.5" x 7.5" and is very heavy with extra large spring barrels. The movement mounts to the dial in typical English fashion and can be removed with the outer bezel by removing the 4 wooden pins. The dial has been reblacked over the original numerals and is signed: R.J.H Chaplin, London Bridge. The trunk houses a meter pendulum. The glass was broken in transit. These large tavern clocks do no come up that often, and the case on this clock has been very nicely restored. Height 68" $2000-3000
361. C.1900, French bronzed spelter swinging mystery clock. The extra tall statue of a male warrior, standing victorious over a sea monster & with a dead beast behind him over a tree. The statue signed Pieqult. The 6" diameter ball housing a quality French movement #1500, the arm with matching number; has been running nicely; marble base with edge chip; ht 46" $3000-5000
362. Mid 19th Century, French carriage clock, movement signed A.D. (A.Dumas, ref. Allix). This clock shows several early characteristics as well as Swiss influence. The multipiece Corniche case is unusually wide, and all of the strike & repeat mechanism is on the back plate, rather than behind the dial (note repeat button in rear also) With original lever-platform intact, perfect dial and good original case; height 6.5" $900-1200
362-a. C.1890, French Carriage Clock, T/S/Alarm & repeat in a beautiful Cannelee case, attractively engraved & inlaid with champleve enamel on all 4 sides, the top & handle. The dial mask simulating a garden temple with stylized griffins engraved. The fancy dials both have numerals on 12 white circles on a pale gray background; most gilding is rubbed off exterior; the dial signed Theodore B. Starr, New York; ht 7" $2500-3000
363. C.1868, Ithaca double dial with Horton's patent iron case & lower movement and with Hubbell 30 day pendulum movement. The iron case still has most of its original paint (some chips & rust) and dials are original. Center panel is new (a common condition). This clock is nicer than the one we had in April; ht 21" $2000-3000
364. C.1850, Bradley & Hubbard, W. Meriden, Conn, rare parade or lantern clock in very nice condition; the glass dial has a crack from the 11 to the 7; rest is excellent. All the "jewels" are present in the outer case and the lantern has nice patina. 30 hour lever mov't is wound from the rear; ht 14" $1500-2000
365. C.1830, Austrian Picture Clock with music. The clock is mounted in the top portion of the frame, and is a typical grand sonnerie movement with silk suspension. The movement is complete but dirty. The pendulum swings behind the painting. The painting itself (on metal) is a typical Austrian lake with chalet, woman & child on the shore watching a canoe. The frame has some gesso missing but is generally good; ht 33" (84cm.)$2000-3000
366. C.1880, Ithaca #2 Bank Calendar, double dial in good original condition. Note 2 bottom side finials are missing and the cord broke and knocked the bottom off once. The dials, rollers & finish are original. This clock needs only minor work to move to the "excellent" category. Height 61" $2500-3000
367. Mid 19th Century, French bronze noon cannon & sundial, the cannon barrel mounted in slides, one quadrant engraved with Jan--Jun, the other July--Dec., the two arms supporting a magnifier. The marble base with incised dial & gnomon set for 45. The marble also incised with "Marangone Felletta, Opticien a Lyon". Note the cannon would have been set & charged with powder & wadding each morning, and on sunny days would respond when the concentrated light fell on the powder slot at "high noon". Diameter = 13" $1500-2000
368. C.1890, Seth Thomas Regulator #2 in Cherry. The case on this clock is especially nice. The only hurt is an all new dial which is accurately made, just new. The rest of the clock--weight, hands, pulley, pend, scale, etc are old & original; ht 36" $700-900
369. C.1920, F.Peter-Trauffer, Holtzschnitzer, Luzern, Switzerland. An impressive hand carved tall case, featuring 6 large grape clumps and 26 nicely detailed leaves, the base with a well detailed fox with glass eyes. The German 3-weight movement chimes Westminster melody on 4 steel rods and strikes the hours on a separate set of 4. The dial engraved: "Swiss-Made, Luzern, Peter-Trauffer". With the original instruction sheet from Trauffer (at podium). A very impressive and original clock. This clock is a one owner, bought on a honeymoon trip. Height 82" $2500-3500
369-a. C.1910 (dated) English, J.J.Elliott 10-bell, triple chime mahogany tall clock. Note this is a typical 9-tube movement with large hammers moving front to back. This clock was a special order by Thomazine Lockyer to her husband Sir Norman Lockyer for Christmas 1910 (and so engraved) The 10 bells were provided by a bell specialist: Mr. Starman, and range from 3 to 6" in diameter (very deep tone) and are mounted on a large auxiliary bracket especially made for this clock (original). Note inscriptions on dial and extra note tacked inside case from family member. Ht 84" $4000-6000
370. C.1800, English 8-day Brass Dial tall clock, the inlaid mahogany case with attractive proportions & broken arch hood (w/later brass finial); note the hood door has been broken off & repaired and needs add'l attention. The brass dial signed B. Flight, Perth, and with second bit and calendar; ht 87" $1500-2000
371. C.1925, German, 3-weight Westminster Chime tall clock in a typical round top oak case with full front door with beveled glass the whole setting on turned bun feet. Chining the quaters on steel rods. Ht 75" $500-700
372. C.1820, Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn, tall case movement in a refinished country pine case. Note a door has been poorly added to the hood, and improperly limits your view of the dial. However the movement is sound & nicely restored. Ht 80" $800-1200
373. C.1830, Oak 30 hour chain drive tall clock, time & strike; the original 12" dial signed: W. Mills, Gloucester. The scrolls on top are from another clock and the pendulum has a large fusee bob, now mounted to a modern wooden stick. Door lock absent from trunk. Rear dust cover is cut too short. A super decorator. Height 81" $800-1200
374. C.1840, English deadbeat timepiece movement with a C.1950 shaped brass dial bearing the signature: Benjamin Vulliamy, London, mounted in a C.1950 diminutive walnut case, the well figured veneers and mouldings nicely executed by an English cabinetmaker to simulate the style C1810. This too, is a great decorator clock that will run well and enhance an office or reception area. Height 73" $2500-3000
375. C.1923, Herschede Clock Co., Cleveland, model #214, 5-tube, 3-weight Westminster chime hall clock in clean condition. Note optional 3-jar "faux mercury" pendulum adds substantially to this clock's appeal. Mov't with "A" type dial with engraved & gilded mask & rolling moon; height. 70" $1400-1800
375-a. C.1840, English, Thos. Robinson, 8-day painted dial tall clock. The north country case with short door and somewhat wide case is of mixed veneers (some chips needs attn). The bonus here is the movement, which has been professionally restored and the dial numerals touched up by Martha Smallwood. The arch painting is of a maid churning butter in the morning while a dog looks on Running and striking loudly on an iron bell; ht 88" $1400-1600
375-b. C.1920, Waltham Clock Co., 9-tube Triple Chime tall clock. This clock has the #50 movement with #1 gilded mask dial in xlnt condition. The case style is similar to model #922, but this clock has a larger plinth and inset picture frame trim, as well as beveled glass on 3 sides. Large size tubular bells are all signed Waltham. This clock is from a home in Falmouth, Maine and is a one owner; has been oiled faithfully but will need cleaning (runs as is). Originally retailed by Bailey, Banks & Biddle. Height 92" $3000-3500
375-c. C.1800, English square brass dial 30 hour tall clock. The 12" dial with attractive engraving and signed Newby, Kendal. The heavy oak case is profusely carved with leaf & geometric designs. Great decorator; height 87" $1000-1500
376. C1820, Massachusetts Tavern clock, Willard school. This mahogany veneered case has a lot of character with key lock door and attractive dimensions. The early movement is not by Willard, but is of good quality. The dished iron dial has an old added signature of Simon Willard (almost rubbed off). The cast iron weight is new; lacks tin weight guide. A worthy piece of Americana; ht 31" $1500-2000
376-a. C.1875, Seth Thomas Regulator #1 in mahogany. With front hung pendulum and second bit. Note dial support board is a configuration I've not seen, but it appear to have been there 100 years. The tablet is painted and old; the entire back has been reblacked. the instructions on the baffle are like new; beat scale good. An excellent example; ht 34" $1000-1500
376-b. C.1890, French Carriage Clock, Time, Strike & Repeat. Note unusual case with inset pillars at all 4 corners and cast & chased feet & handle. The original dial is of ivorene (celluloid) and is signed "Bailey Banks & Biddle, Philada". The alarm numerals are rubbed off and alarm hand is missing; Original lever-platform intact and glass is good; ht 7.75" $600-800
376-c. C.1890, Gustav Becker 3-weight grand sonnerie wall regulator in a walnut case (refinished) with typical carved side columns. Note full matching etched pattern on dial, weights & pendulum. 2 of the weight hooks are poorly repaired (easily fixed). The old top is not original to the case (too narrow); still and all the movement is original (no extra holes), is clean & runs OK; height 47" $1000-1500
376-d. C.1900, Ansonia "Baghdad", walnut wall regulator; 8-day spring movement with original dial. Note gong has been bent & distressed. Some nicks in case but overall very good cond; height 51" $600-900
376-e. C.1880, Swiss 10 tune music box in good condition. The mainspring broke once and pulled out the stud in the going barrel (now repaired). there are a few bent pins in the 13" cylinder, but you cannot hear them. Now despite these distractions, the box plays extremely well; the tunes listed on the original card: 1>Der Viceadmiral, 2>The Mikado, 3>Otello, 4>Ruddigore, 5>Erminie, 6>Pirates of Penzance (the Gang's all Here)7>Fille en Regiment, 8>Home Sweet Home, 9>Marie, and 10>Sweet Violets. Also with original zither in working order. The box is black with worn stenciling, width = 23", ht = 9" $2000-2500
376-f. C.1830, New Hampshire Striking Mirror Clock. Despite being a marriage of an old mirror added to an original clock case (that has need narrowed to fit mirror), this is a clock of interest. The 2-weight rack striking movement has a T-bridge and is of substantial construction (see photo below the clock) with heavy baluster pillars. There have been repairs to the movement, but it runs & strikes OK. The mirror glass itself is new and the frame has been poorly repainted over the old gilding. Ht 31" $2000-3000
376-g. C.1895, Lenzkirch miniature clock & bracket in the Louis XVI style. See Black Forest Clocks by Rick Ortenburger, page 196 for picture of same model. Note clock in Rick's book has an angelic figure on top. I judge the gilded urn on our clock to be absolutely correct & original. Quality timepiece pendulum movement and the case of finest burled walnut with ormolu trim. Mov't serial #841547; running & ready to enjoy. A very eye catching clock; ht 16" $1000-1500
376-h. C.1860, "Sambo" Blinking Eye Clock. This clock was purchased at Bourne's on 6-19-87 and their description is quite accurate: face repainted, rest of paint original with wear & tear; paper dial replaced, otherwise excellent & original throughout. I would add that this is the best running blinker I've seen in a long time, and with brisk eye action; ht 17" $1500-2000
376-j. C.1900, Ansonia "Juno Swing", bronzed spelter swinging mystery clock. The mount has broken off Juno's hand & been resoldered, and the top bowtie has a solder repair, but this is otherwise a decent clock in good running order; ht 28" $1750-2250
377. C.1875, French mantle regulator with Brocot open 'scape dial. The finely made striking movement with unusual shaped plates with rare dial layout featuring the time in a 2.5" circle at the right and the left circle indicating the day of the week, ruling deity and date. Note this clock probably had a glass cover that is now absent. Case less 2 return moldings; ht 16" $800-1200
378. C.1901, Ansonia "Queen Elizabeth" in excellent restored condition. The oak case has been refinished to a golden brown; retains all original finials & trimmings. The dial is original. Note interior was not refinished; this is a nice striking model with cathedral gong; height 37" $700-900
379. C.1885, E. N. Welch Mfg "Arditi" with Gale patent calendar mechanism. This walnut case has been refinished and the bottom with restoration & new foot board (accurately copied). Despite these shortcomings, this clock has wonderful original dials and super label. Clock came from the office of Cocheco Bottling Co, Rochester, NH (note inside); ht 27.5" $900-1200
380. C.1920, Seth Thomas #2 Regulator in oak with Arabic dial. The case has been stripped and could use more finish. Minor touch up to original dial. Overall a decent example of this model; ht 34" $750-1000
381. C.1845, Howard & Davis, Boston, #4 Banjo. The cherry case has been stripped of all its graining and refinished. Movement & fading iron dial signed Howard & Davis, Boston. The lower tablet was re-done 100 years ago by an amateur, but isn't bad. If you can re-grain, you'll improve this clock. Note lower door has been broken off once and will need attn. ht 32" $1400-1600
382. C.1845, Howard & Davis, Boston, #3 Banjo. This early Howard has a walnut case that has been rosewood grained; case has been stripped and most of the graining is gone. The lower tablet is poorly repainted; weight is new, original dial faded but signature legible; movement signed Howard & Davis, Boston; height 38" $2000-2500
383. C.1850, Howard & Davis, Boston, #2 Banjo. The fruitwood case was refinished long ago and the graining is gone; upper bezel is cracked; lower tablet poorly painted and broken. Best part of this clock is the excellent original dial (paper over zinc). With old Howard weight; ht 44" $2000-2500
384. Late 19th Century full size regulator banjo with meter pendulum. The case is of the finest crotch mahogany and heavily constructed with keylock bezel and lower door. The inner baffle, tablets, and weight are recent. The movement is of the highest quality, possible from John Polsey or Polsey & Davis, with finely spoked wheels, dead beat, maint. power, etc. The click spring has been poorly replaced, but will do. Keystone is poorly replaced and will need attn:. Still a lot of quality components that could be improved; ht 50" $2000-3000
384-a. C.1830, Abiel Chandler, New Hampshire mirror clock, 8-day timepiece. The maker, "A. Chandler" on original dial. The interior of the case is so fresh looking, one initially questions authenticity, but close examination is convincing that this is a clean, original example in "as-found" condition. Crack in original mirror. Original reverse tablet is in very good condition. Superb original hands & original weight & pendulum; ht 30" $3000-4000
385. C.1830, Jos. Chadwick, Boscawen, NH, good 2-weight striking mirror clock in excellent condition; note movement has been professionally serviced and is operating well --runs a full week with reserve. The hands are recent copies of pattern in lot 384-a, and are so well done you can't tell. Gilding on mirror frame has been renewed; all the rest, weights, dial, pulleys, dial, tablet, mirror, etc original. Note this rare tablet is shown in Parsons book, fig 20, page 32; ht 30" $4500-5500
386. C.1840, Wm. S. Johnson, NY label on S. B. Terry mini 30 hour time & strike weight driven OG with original crusty finish. The tablet has some flaking in the border area, but the eagle & shield are fine. Wooden dial has been broken & glued. Has old round iron weights and lead has been added to the time weight; veneer strip is off the very bottom. Hard to find clock; height 19" $700-900
387. C.1610, Southern Germany, unusual 17th Century 2-train movement signed "Andreas, 1610" on the front iron plate, now in a C.1800 mahogany over pine case with simple architectural lines. Note the movement has a a unique 12+12 notch countwheel running in a groove on the backplate, and the dial goes from 1 to 12, top to bottom and again from 1 to 12, bottom to top (24 divisions total in one revolution) The verge and crown wheel are intact, but the balance has been replaced with a short pendulum attached directly to the verge. A very early German piece, worthy of a better case and movement restoration. Ht 12" $2000-3000
388. C.1840, Dutch Staartklok, with an interesting dial with rolling moon, central calendar and alarm disc intact. Oak case has a couple of cracks and the 2 side jacks are missing from the hood, however the hand painted panels in the top AND sides are well preserved. Height 69" $1750-2250
389. C.1900, French Oval Crystal regulator, note large size. Porcelain dial with open 'scape(small dial repair at 6) Otherwise, this is a good clock with super pendulum that will clean up nicely; ht 14" $1200-1500
390. C.1920, Chelsea "Yacht Wheel" ship's bell clock on a custom mahogany stand. The dial is 6" and this is a large & impressive clock; ht 16" $900-1200
391. C.1890, German, Lenzkirch inlaid rosewood bracket clock with silvered arched dial with engraved chapter ring. Note this heavy 2-train movement is a quarter striker and has been professionally cleaned recently. Floral inlay accents case top, sides, door & base; the base with a pair of winged griffins. An impressive clock. /Note: little bronze finials are in bag inside case/ Height 16" $750-1000
391-a. C.1920, John Ohlson, Chicago, Ill, very well made self winding regulator (6v DC), with many precision features. Note substantial pendulum (with Riefler influence)-coarse adjustment in center of bob, medium adj below bob and fine adj weight tray in center. A solenoid swings and winds a small spring which powers the clock for a minute or so. The solid plates and unspoked hour wheel are hiding finely spoked going train with jeweled pallets. The dial is engraved brass, silvered and the makers name is deeply engraved. The mahogany cabinet is of high quality with a button latch door; top trim is missing. A precisely made clock; height 58" $2000-3000
392. C.1930, a good Fortin mercury barometer, intact and reading well. The tube has some minor surface discoloration. Complete with original thermometer and mounted to a mahogany wall board; ht 43" $500-700
393. C.1920, a Fortin barometer, intact, except for missing thermometer & shroud. Mounted to a new mahogany board with mercury; overall good cond; ht 44' $300-500
394. C.1965, Chelsea clock - barometer in as-found condition; the clock itself recently cleaned & running. The case was stripped and needs refinish & top finial missing; barometer, thermometer & hygrometer intact; height 29.5" $300-500
395. C.1964 (dated) Chelsea nicleled brass barometer & thermometer with engraved & silvered dial (3.75"). Good to finish off your set if you have matching clock; ht 4.75 $300-400
396. C.1996 (dated), Chelsea polished brass Aneroid barometer, as-new, right out of the box, and indicating pressure with the weather channel; ht 5.75" $150-200
397. C.1860, John Merrick & Co, Worcester, Mass, signed ripple edge Timby Patent barometer in excellent as-found condition (Note Timby Pat Nov 3, 1857). The cistern gasket has failed and 1/2 mercury has leaked out, but the tube is sound. Hard to find this nice, ht 39" $600-800
398. C.1880, Mercury stick barometer with milk glass scales, signed: Theo. Mundorff, Optician, 1167 Broadway, New York. Large alcohol thermometer intact with engraved silvered scale. The whole in an attractive oak case with Victorian carvings. The finish is stained in a couple of places, but will clean up. Tube intact, less mercury; ht 40" $900-2300
398-a. C.1940, W. M. Welch Scientific, Chicago. Scientific barometer on gimbal. This unit is very high quality and mounted in a brass carry case (now gray) that would polish nicely; ht 40" $600-900
398-b. C.1875, English mercury banjo barometer, the spirit level signed: "C.Cummins, 148 Leadenhall, London". With hygrometer at top of case & large alcohol thermometer with silvered scale. Note tube intact, but glass "followers" missing; needs clean; ht 37" $400-600
398-c. C.1850, George Adams, Fleet St., London, nice mahogany stick barometer. Attractively engraved scale needs resilvering; the case has some scrapes & missing molding, but will restore. Tube intact, but cistern gasket has failed and some mercury leaked out; height 39" $700-900
398-d. English, Georgian wheel barometer with large 10" dial. Top scrolls & finial are missing & some veneer loose. Tube intact with mercury & followers, string over wheel has failed; ht 43" $500-700
398-e. English Fortin style barometer with the initials J.E.,1839 (John Endicott?). The mahogany board is new, no mercury; this barometer is distressed & strictly as-found; ht 44" $200-300
399. C.1890, Seth Thomas "World", mahogany case with double spring, 15 day time movement. This clock is overall very nice; trunk has veneer chips along left edge; otherwise OK. dial is original & excellent; height 32' $450-550
400. C.1915, Rare Ithaca shelf alarm clock, solid oak with paper over tin dial. This limited production model was planned as a low cost mantle clock to save the firm, but volume sales never materialized; ht 30" $500-700
401. C.1850, W. S. Johnson, 9 Courtlandt St, NY label on Bristol area steeple on steeple (original). The tablets are tasteful repaints, as is the dial. Mahogany veneer is in good condition; 8-day; ht 23' $600-800
402. C.1850, Silas B Terry, small 30 hour cottage clock in excellent original condition. Retains imitation snake skin (paper) veneer (with some worn edges & chips). Original dial, hands & pendulum & superior label; with ladder type movement; ht 10.5" $400-600
403. C.1890, large French figural clock, spelter & dark red marble, depicting a pubescent scholar, studying by a world globe on tripod and reading a text. On the white metal on the base there are a couple of missing trim pieces. The marble is good; bell strike mov't clean & going; overall very good cond; height 31" $700-900
404. C.1890, German, Lenzkirch, mantle clock in the French Boulle style. There are a few loose bits of brass & shell, but the case is overall in good shape, with nicely gilded ormolu trim. The 8-day movement is properly signed and strikes the hours & halves on a gong; ht 15" $600-800
405. C.1920, Waltham Clock Co., weight driven mahogany banjo with bracket & balls. Original Mt. Vernon tablets are just starting to flake. Original dial, hands, eagle, etc. Height 42" $1400-1800
405-a. C.1890, English mini dial clock, single fusee movement of robust proportions in a case only slightly larger than the mov't. The mahogany case has been abused & restored to OK status. The brass & mahogany bezels are very nice; dial has been touched up poorly over the years. Still rare; ht 10" $300-500
406. C.1920, Seth Thomas "Chime #70" Westminster chime bracket clock; attractive walnut case has a vertical split in the door; premium #113-A mov't is clean & running; ht 15" $325-425
407. C.1920, Ingraham, short "Drop Octagon", pressed oak timepiece with refinished case. Retains original dial (with discoloration), tablet & label; runs fine; ht 25" $250-300
408. C.1950, A lot of 2 Hygro-Thermographs by Friez Instrument Div of Bendix. These two units both have quality 8-day jeweled lever movements in good running order. Graphs record relative humidity & temperature over time; note in photo, one is setting on top the other; ht of one 12" $50-80 both
409. C.1985, Swiss, LeCoultre "Atmos" in like new condition. One foot is missing it's rubber pad and front glass panel tab is missing rubber washer that secures tab. Rest is fine; height 9" $350-450
410. C.1850, Forestville Mfg Co, Bristol, 8-day column & cornice in excellent original condition with good label & tablets. Center tablet depicts a temple in the tropics (w/ some touch up) and the lower tablet is a superior geometric fantasy; large lyre mov't; height 32" $450-550
411. C.1875, Seth Thomas Sons & Co., NY; highly decorative bronzed spelter case, pierced with scrolls and swirls. Original coppery finish is excellent. Good porcelain dial is signed Marshall Vance & Co., NY, Ht 15.5" $350-450
412. C.1865, L.F & W.W. Carter, Bristol, Conn, double dial shelf calendar with Lewis perpetual Y mechanism, as manufactured by E. Burwell (and so labeled) Both the calendar & clock label are very good and both dials are original. The rosewood veneer has bubbled on the base and the top veneered molding needs attn. Both bezels with keylock intact; ht 22" $500-700
413. C.1910, Sessions "Star Pointer" 8-day T/S/Calendar in a good pressed oak long drop case with original finish & dial; ready to enjoy; ht 32" $450-550
414. C.1900, Ansonia Clock Co., "Duke" crystal regulator, as-found; movement is dirty and case will need regilding. Still, everything is there and the dial is perfect; will restore nicely; ht 12.25" $350-450
415. C.1958, (dated) Russian Ship's chronometer (Copy of Hamilton #21) This clock is complete with outer box and appears to run well; dial = 4" $750-1000
416. C.1920, German, Schmidt-Schlenker "Blossom Time" flower clock -- the center of the flower with 1/2 inch dial that is driven by a cable up through the stem. Complete with original box; ht 8" $300-400
417 C.1910, Ansonia "Echo" animated alarm clock with original wooden shipping box & label. The right arm of the cast infant "beats" the alarm bell at the appropriate time. A rare alarm clock in like new condition; ht 7.5" $600-800
418. C.1900, German, early 400 day clock with disc pendulum, original wooden base & small porcelain dial with embossed bezel. The dial signed; Urania; ht 11" $175-225
419. C.1890, French Porcelain china clock with cast & gilded mounts with a hand painted scene of a French couple in formal attire (signed Petit). The dial with a painted winged cherub There is a short crack in the back of the case that does not show. The top and sides of the case light blue with 24K branches & leaves; with an 8-day lever movement; ht 14" $800-1000
420. C.1810, Austrian "Zappler", as-found. Note that the hands & pendulum are missing, but the rest of the movement is intact. A finely carved MOP facade of a garden temple is perfect. With original dome; ht 4.5" $200-300
421. C.1835, Eli & George Bartholomew, 30 hour groaner in a nice stenciled column, triple glass case with original tablets. Note top capitals, return & splat are recently made from old wood & needs to be stenciled. Great dial with minute & hour raised bumps; height 35" $225-325
422. C.1895, Waterbury T/S/Alarm & Repeat carriage clock. Note we have the cousin to this clock (less alarm) in the sale. Dial is perfect; beveled glass good. Ht 5.75" $150-200
423. C/C.1910, French, for A. Stowell & Co., Boston, souvenir line time & alarm carriage clock; minor hairlines in dial; lever-platform intact; ht 5.75" $125-175
424. C.1850, Terry & Andrews, Bristol, Conn, as-found 8-day brass spring beehive in good condition. Case retains original finish & dial; has superior "red lyre" tablet. Escutcheon is missing from lower door and both upper mov't and alarm movement are dirty. Will clean up OK; ht 19" $325-425
425. C.1925, Waltham mini banjo with 8-day key-wind lever movement. Mt. Vernon tablets are original and the border paint is flaking. With original Waltham "W" mini winding key; ht 21" $400-500
426. C.1875, Seth Thomas Sons & Co, NY "Pattern #8023" cast spelter figural clock; French maiden with her bow & quiver petting her greyhound. Note arrow is missing from her left hand and the deer at bottom center is missing one antler (existing one will work for pattern); no rear cover; ht 19"; worth 1000 if perfect: $500-700
427. C.1920, Cincinnati Time Recorder, Cincinnati, Ohio, great self winding master clock with mercury pendulum; this clock came from the office of a Chevy dealer in Torrington, CT. Note quartered oak case with original finish; ht 60" $900-1200
428. C.1920, Int'l Time Recording Co., Endicott, NY, full size oak cased punching in clock with 3 shift and day of week indications. This clock is fully restored and in like new condition; ht 48" $600-900
429. c.1890, German "Nussbaum-Feine Gewichtuhr", cute 2-weight wall clock with turned finials & brass decorations. Even weights are covered with wood & decorations; height 24" $225-275
430. C.1900, Ansonia "Regulator C"; the poplar case retains its original rosewood graining with some minor wear & scrapes; time only, all orig; ht 31" $325-425
431. C.1900, Seth Thomas, "Empire #17" crystal regulator; rear glass is chipped & most gilding is worn off; still a decent clock that will restore; ht 16" $275-325
432. C.1910, Seth Thomas 30-day "Gallery" in oak with original 18" dial; case refinished & needs another coat; minor dial flakes; impressive; ht 26" $900-1200
433. C.1900, Ansonia, the "Hunter", bronzed spelter swinging mystery timepiece, as-found. This clock sat in a Conn. garage for the past 20 years and collected dirt. At some point the ball support separated from her hand and was reattached with a machine screw; this will need attn. Otherwise fine; it runs well; ht 25" $1000-1500
434. C.1809 (dated) Ninian Davidson, Dunse, England, two train tower clock, together with one dial (36"), set of hands & motion work, the weights (with integral pulleys--require 10 foot drop). This clock uses a meter pendulum so is ideal for a window display. The well made iron rafter frame is held together with specially wrought bolts with large turned brass nuts. Rack & snail striking. Note the movement is very dirty, but is sound and complete and will clean up OK; the movement, pictured above the dial, is 24" wide. $1500-2000
435. C.1840, Austrian, late Biedermeier mantle clock, rosewood veneer over pine with excellent floral inlay (top lh return needs restoration). The bonus on this clock is a larger 8-day time & strike movement with unique count wheel strike system on the front plate. Has large going barrels that are clicked on the rear plate; central strike governor is 4" across; height of clock 14" $400-600
436. C.1890, F. Kroeber, NY, oak & burled walnut wall regulator; the case has been refinished, the tablet now clear (should be gold design), all finials new. Ht 41" This is a $1500 clock when right, as-is. . .$600-800
437. C.1870, Welch Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn "Italian" model double dial calendar with B B Lewis "V" type perpetual mechanism. This clock is clean & original, the only incorrect item is the top day of week hand which is replaced with a piece of wire (star wheel is there); overall very good cond; ht 19.5" $600-800
438. C.1885, Ansonia "Novelty #44", Locomotive clock with "Bee" type rear wind movement. The mainspring has failed on this clock, but the movement is otherwise OK. The case is exceptional with no repairs; ht 8" $275-375
439. C.1910, Ansonia "Chile" Hanging Gingerbread in "dark wood" (pressed poplar, stained). This T/S/Alarm example is complete & original with peacock tablet; Mov't needs clean; ht 26" $275-375
440. C.1890, Wm. L. Gilbert, "Altai" walnut shelf clock, fancy parlor case with 45 slabs on each side; nice Victorian carved decorations; clock is dirty and label is flaking; will clean up OK; fancy indicator pendulum; ht 21" $175-225
441. C.1900, Ansonia "Parisian" in black walnut, in excellent, as-found condition. Movement is dirty & original finish crusty, but clock has excellent orig dial, hands, tablet, beat scale, etc. Good rear label; ht 23.5" $300-400
442. C.1865, Seth Thomas mini time & alarm cottage in very nice condition with original dial, old ST hands, good label & superior tablet of 2 rabbits. Rosewood veneer with lively grain; height 9" $225-325
443. C.1900, Ingraham "Pacific" giant hanging oak gingerbread. The case has been refinished to golden oak; Dial repapered long ago+is dark; good label; ht 37" $375-475
444. C.1890, German fusee dial clock by W & H, direct copy of the popular English version; good burled walnut bezel; reflector ring is bent; good pend; ht 16" $150-200
445. C.1915, English fusee dial clock with oak case. The heavy movement with screwed pillars. Original dial is excellent & pendulum OK; ht 15" $175-225
446. C.1850, J.C. Brown, Bristol, "Putnam" mini 30 hour iron front with early 5-spoke balance visible through the dial. Bezel loose; no glass, wrong min hand; rest OK. $175-275
447. C.1850, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, great 30 hour cottage with upside down ladder mov't & pend suspended from top of case; Dial repainted & wrong hands, but tablet is superior; ex Amos Avery col'n; ht 12" $175-275
448. C.1973, Ken Williams, Evanston, Ill, (see lot 233), another repro oak barber shop clock with old Waterbury movement. This clock is Nr. 11 of 75; includes original invoice for $200 and letter to the customer; note hands run backwards; height 22" $175-275
449. Late 19th Century, English passing strike skeleton clock on a marble base (less dome), in dirty as-found condition; appears complete & sound; ht 16" $700-900
450. C.1900, Ansonia Porcelain China Clock, white with pink and red accents, floral transfers on the sides; case with a minor chip in glazing at top center; solid porcelain dial is perfect; height 11" $175-225
451. C.1890, large French cartel clock, the ormolu case polished & lacquered (no gilding left) Good 8-day bell strike movement with porcelain dial. Impressive; ht 30" $500-700
451-a C.1925, Waltham mini banjo with 8-day front wind mov't. Nice mahogany case with original Mt. Vernon tablets. Note eagle on top is a New Haven spelter job, but you can buy the proper one from R. S. Webber; Runs; ht 21" $350-450
451-b. C.1875, Seth Thomas #1 Regulator in mahogany. The dial repainted; the tablet was releafed by a sign painter who only knew it had to say "Regulator" (write K.Barathy); xlnt label; runs; ht 34" $600-800
451-c. C.1950, German, Peterson Co, unusual 2-train 400 day clock, the second train drives a perpetual calendar mechanism (the calendar is NOT actually perpetual; must be advanced manually on short months); dial apertures at 6 give the day, date & month; needs cleaning; rare; height 11" $400-600
451-d. C.1810, Austrian Gilded Picture Frame Clock, the 3-train grand sonnerie movement is clean & running; with original hands, starburst pend and dial with engine turned center. Original gilding has minor wear on outer frame, otherwise excellent; ht 18" $750-1000
451-e. C.1880, Ithaca, weight driven Regulator #3 double dial perpetual calendar in walnut. This clock is all original, including instructions on back. Upper dial's a little dark from age;original finish; height 39"$1200-1600
451-f. C.1865, L. Hubbel, Bristol, Conn; very nice miniature lever octagon with excellent original dial & superior rosewood veneer; faded label; ht 6" $175-225
451-g. C.1900, Seth Thomas, "Empire #8", bow front crystal regulator. Glass is good; gilding is virtually ALL rubbed off; dial & pendulum good; height 16" $275-375
451-h. C.1840, Jerome & Darrow, 30 hour groaner in a large column & splat case with original stenciling (eagle & cannon splat is super). Even though the tablet is new, this is a nice clock; running well; ht 35" $200-250
451-j. C.1920, German 2-weight "Vienna" regulator in an Art Deco influence case with engraved dial weights & pendulum (all matching). Top glass is missing; good key lock door; height 38" $400-600
451-k. C.1920, Warren-Telechron Master Clock Type B. Henry Warren did more than any other American to assist in the accuracy of electric clocks by monitoring the 60 cycle per second output of power plants. This clock has 2 movements: a spring one with pendulum and a synchronous motor; the large hand indicates the difference between the two; mainspring broken; ht 34" $750-1000
451-l. C.1855, Waterbury Clock Co., rare "Joliet" calendar clock with unique roller mechanism, with separate rollers for day, date & month. the tablet has been repainted (looks OK). Note center piece of walnut on bottom is missing. See Miller's #309 & 310. A rare clock; height 36" $1500-2000
451-m. C.1900, French novelty "Windmill" clock. The round time movement is mounted behind the dial and trips the windmill movement on the hour. Sadly the count wheel is missing from the upper mov't, so the windmill simply runs for an hour or so, rather than catching your eye by turning on the hour. Potential. Ht 16" $500-800
452. C.1860, Seth Thomas rosewood "Octagon Top" shelf clock with early Plymouth round mov't. The orig dial has been papered over; label torn but good; cute 30 hour clock with nice tablet; ht 14" $125-175
453. C1910, French Crystal Regulator, plain brass case with good porcelain dial and original mercury pendulum; crack in left glass; rest good; 11" $350-450
454. C.1870, German 30 hour cuckoo, architectural case of carved oak (needs minor repair); large wooden plate mov't with metal arbors/wheels; weights OK, not in photo; total height 20" $200-300
455. C.1940, New Haven, mahogany time only banjo, with an 8-day spring driven pendulum mov't. Original finish & card type tablets; height 30" $150-200
456. C.1880, New Haven Clock Co., "Moselle" carved walnut parlor clock in very nice condition with original dial & tablet; orig finish has been rubbed out with hand cleaner; ready to enjoy; ht 23" $150-200
457. C.1900, German 30 hour T/S/Alarm picture clock, the dial reverse painted on glass and with profuse gold leaf decoration, with a cameo photo of King Wilhelm; also "Neubauer, Munchen",no pendulum, height 15" $175-275
458. C.1958, Swiss LeCoultre "Atmos" clock in clean, as-found condition. Seems to run. Serial #80650; height 9" $275-375
459. C.1880, French Boulle front mahogany cased timepiece with xlnt porcelain dial. The case front inlaid with brass & red tortoise shell and with ormolu mounts; 8-day cylinder-platform is intact & running; height 9.5" $200-300
460. C.1890, French Swinging Doll clock in an elaborate spelter case with acanthus scrolls & swags, the base with a female bust. The case has taken a tumble and has a couple of broken leaves; otherwise OK. The good bell strike mov't has the typical double 'scape wheel with chaff cutter verge used in these models; height 15" $1200-1500
461. C.1865, German, R. S. Muller & Co, Mulheim a.Donau (Danube River) a quality clock of onyx & ormolu with the best German mov't (French quality). Someone who didn't know better tried to sand out the word Germany stamped in the rear plate, but the Muller trademark shows clearly. The central casting is of a wild boar, finely chased & gilded. Dial center engine turned; crystal poorly fitted to bezel. A good clock that needs only detailing; ht 11" $400-500
462. c.1955, German, Schmeckenbecher Uhrenfabrik, unusual shelf cuckoo with jeweled lever 8-day movement in a deco style bird cage. The feathered bird in the cage is fully animated--turns dips and opens beak on each cuckoo. Unusual & high quality variant; 12" $350-450
463. C.1920, German musical alarm clock in an unusual shelf clock style, similar to the typical box clock, but with original skirt and base molding to standing. With one 4.5" steel disc, powered by the alarm train of the clock movement; ht 18" $500-700
464. C.1860, Ansonia Brass Co., Ansonia, Conn, mini 30 hour spring driven OG in great restored condition. Mahog case was stripped and could use more finish, but dial tablet & label are super; ht 18" $225-325
465 C.1900, French Carriage clock, Time & Strike in a Corniche case. The left pane is cracked; rest of glass OK. Good porcelain dial. Original lever-platform intact; height 7" $375-475
466. C.1880, German 1-weight regulator in the Vienna style. The verge is loose on its shaft & clock will not stay in beat (simple repair). Porcelain dial is good; the case back has been grooved to take out warpage and the entire case refinished. Will improve with minor work; height 45" $375-475
467. C.1900, Wm. L. Gilbert, "Concord" pressed oak gingerbread; case was refinished to golden brown some time ago; dial is worn & discolored; still decent example with good label; ht 24" $125-175
468. C.1920, German, Hamburg-American walnut quarter striking bracket clock with fancy gilded dial & spandrels with silvered chapter ring.. The full plate mov't is well made, striking the quarters on two flat wire gongs; ht 14" $250-300
469. C.1880, Seth Thomas, 30 hour full size Octagon Top--the same case as the "Richmond" but with different door. The base is lacking a small strip of broken veneer, and the orig dial is rubbed pale; ht 18" $100-150
470. C.1909 (dated), Seth Thomas "Buelah" white adamantine shelf clock; the cello and mov't are good but need cleaning; height 10.5" $125-175
471. C.1915, Seth Thomas, Golden Bronze Adamantine in generally clean condition; 10.5" $90-120
472. C.1928, Poole Mfg., "Romanesque" 4.5v mantle clock; runs Ok, but case is missing all 3 little feet (knurled nuts are there); ht 10" $90-120
473. C.1890, French spelter figural clock, painted gold on a base less dome; bell has been changed and mov't is dirty, but basically sound; total ht 13" $125-175
474. C.1900, New Haven oak gingerbread,"Doon" model in clean, restored condition, new paper dial, etc.Case lacks one turned button at top; ht 24" $125-175
475. C.1850, Brewster & Ingraham, brass spring 30 hr cottage, early thin case w/ ripple molding around dial; case shows hard use, but is interesting; ht 14" $175-275
476. C.1910, Ansonia Crystal Regulator with good open 'scape porcelain dial; glass is all good; movement needs cleaning; Overall good cond; ht 11" $275-375
477. C.1860, E. N. Welch, chisel bottom, 8-day ladder mov't rosewood drop octagon with original dial, tablet and label. Has a few ripples in the veneer, but is generally in good condition; ht 25" $225-275
478. C.1880, E. N. Welch 30 hour time & alarm mini steeple in good condition; excellent original dial, tablet & label; case has been refinished and needs a veneer repair on the base; height 14" $100-150
478-a. C.1860, E. N. Welch 8-day steeple, walnut sides & rosewood front; original W.B.Fenn tablet & upper glass. Label indicates E N Welch at the old J C Brown establishment; orig dial with flaking; ht 19" $150-250
478-b C.1890, New Haven 8-day "Hecla", large mahogany shelf clock in good original condition; minor flaking on dial; hour hand repaired; good label; striking the hours on a 4" iron bell; unusual; ht 15.5" $225-325
479. C.1875, F. Kroeber, NY, walnut 8-day shelf clock in nice restored condition. A careful cabinet maker replaced the front access panel but it looks good. Case nicely refinished; good label(s); height 13.5" $150-200
480. C.1850, Smith & Goodrich, Bristol, Conn, 30 hour mini OOG with good fusee movement on cast iron bracket below mov't. This model with tapered & grooved fusees. The case with veneer chips and some poorly replaced, 1 spring broken; wrong minute hand; still worth the restoration effort; ht 19" $275-375
481. C.1853, Litchfield Mfg, Litchfield, Conn, good 8-day cast iron & wood cased mantle clock. Original finish dark from smoke; label xlnt. Old tablet (not original+ touched up); interesting clock; ht 18" $175-275
482. C.1875, Ithaca "Farmers" double dial calendar clock (old style). The paper dials are original, but have vertical distress marks along the left side. Walnut case has been refinished with spar varnish; ht 21" $400-500
483. C.1865, E. N. Welch 8-day brass works OOG. the case has been stripped, but retains original dial, mov't, tablet & label, some flaking on label;29" $175-225
484. C.1880, Waterbury mini 30 hour time & alarm steeple with original fruit tablet. Note chip in veneer at top of case; door reglued once; otherwise a nice example with good green & black label on rear; ht 14" $125-175
485. C.1850, German Black Forest painted dial wall clock; this large clock with cable drive on drums, key wound through the dial, appears to be of 8 day duration. The garishly painted dial with orange flowers is original; needs attention. With modern wall mount; 18" $225-275
486. C.1915, Seth Thomas "Whitby" mahogany shelf clock with porcelain dial. Clock needs clean, but is complete & sound; ht 12" $90-120
487. C.1905, Seth Thomas Adamantine, similar to Tyro, in clean condition; mov't is freshly cleaned & going well; note dial has been improperly repapered; not sure the lion side pieces are original? Ht 10.5" $90-120
488. C.1905, Seth Thomas, similar to Prospect, 8-day mahogany shelf clock with engraved & silvered dial; good #48 round movement; ht 12" $90-120
489. C.1930, German, Hamburg-American, 30 hour novelty with a giant 7" bell for striking (deep tone) Original dial with some flaking & dirt; ht 21" $175-225
490. C.1850, Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, 30 hour lever octagon with original 5" dial. The mahog case has been stripped & with chips; label good; 8" $125-175
491. C.1915, Sessions mini Store Regulator in oak, refinished. Tablet & dial original (with discoloration) overall good cond; ht 19" $125-175
492. C.1925, Mission oak wall clock (likely Ingraham), 8-day T/S. This case has been nicely refinished and is running & striking; ht 25" $50-70
492-a. C.1880, Terry Clock Co., Pittsfield, Mass; great little time & calendar school clock; dial is dark but retaians TCC logo; bezel with hinge repair; mov't with full Terry/Pittsfield ID; a rare clock; ht23" $350-400
492-b. C.1840, Birge, Mallory & Co., full size mahog 8-day shelf clock, with an original weight driven alarm just below the large strap mov't, regular trip at center. Dial is original & brilliant; good full label; Currier & Ives prints now replace the tablets; ht 35.5 $400-500
492-c. C.1880, Terry Clock Co., Pittsfield, Mass, walnut kitchen clock in good, as-found condition. Clock needs cleaning, but with superb inner Terry label with beat scale; case with leaf motif; ht 18.5" $175-225
492-d. C.1890, Ansonia Regulator "A", 8-day time and strike in a clean walnut case with original dial & tablet with "A" trademark; nice clock; ht 32" $400-500
492-e. C.1830, Eli Terry, Jun'r, Plymouth, Conn, stenciled column & splat. Label dark but legible; tablet now clear; no pendulum; early & interesting; height 32" $200-300
492-f. C.1920, German, Kienzle, Westminster chime bracket clock, 7" silvered brass dial. The mahogany case is in good shape, top molding reglued OK; Mov't in running order; ht 16" $250-300
493. C.1920, Seth Thomas, square mahogany office clock with 8-day time movement. Original 11" dial & finish; clean & running; ready for home or shop; height 16" $140-180
494. C.1920, Standard Electric Time Co., Springfield, Mass, master clock, winding on the minute from DC power source. This case is of birch & veneers, refinished. Note large pendulum bob was lost and replaced with #2 bob; with bell tapes; ht 66" $400-500
495 C.1900, Ansonia "Cherokee" porcelain china clock in good running order with original paper dial (discolored) and brass overlay mask. Note the bottom half of this case is discolored; ht 11" $125-175
496. C.1910, Waterbury "Conductor", T/S/Repeat carriage clock in good condition; the case retains most of its original gilding & beveled glass is intact; few spider lines on porcelain dial & replaced hands; 4.5" $100-150
497. C.1910, French alarm clock on a lovely cast brass base with scrolling detail; the alarm set arm is missing, however the clock is quite attractive with a good porcelain dial, makes nice timepiece; ht 8" $75-100
498. C.1890, French round dial clock, 8-day T/S. The dial is alabaster with individual porcelain signet numerals, each on a gilded shield; dial sig: Verdier, Bruxelles. The bezel is oak & will clean up nicely; no glass; ht 14" $90-120
499. A 19th Century French or English lantern clock, well used & abused, now with a signet dial wit porcelain numerals. This clock needs a new crown wheel, the alarm train is missing and the pendulum is poorly made; appealing despite its problems; dial 8" $300-400
500. C.1860, Seth Thomas, 8-day Arch Top in burled walnut; there are a couple of veneer chips and the dial is retouched; Overall good condition with super label; height 15.5" $225-275
501. C1855., Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, mini 30 hour gilt column & cornice. The clock had a nice floral tablet painted for it maybe 20 years ago, but otherwise is a good original clock, with minor wear; ht 18" $125-175
502. C.1840, D. Dutton, Mt. Vernon, NH, 30 hour square column & splat with decent label; case has been refinished; door missing 4" chunk of veneer & tablet is new. Height 32" $150-200
503. C.1930, Phinney Walker rim wind car clock in sound condition; ticks & stops; rim wind works OK; 8-day, dial = 2.2" $30-50
504. C.1920, German: Lot of 3 mini porcelain clocks as-found: a>White & maroon luster. b> white w/ green accents, and c> Royal Bonn "Agate" in brown; tallest clock is 8" high. $60-90 all
505. C.1850, Seth Thomas miniature Empire styled shelf clock in very good condition with original dial (flaking), superior tablet and label. Case has been refinished; 8-day T/S/Alarm; neat clock; 19" $175-225
506. C.1870, Seth Thomas novelty: Knights of Pythius, in very good original condition; ht 6.5" $90-120
507. C.1920, European Gravity Clock with seconds beating compound pendulum visible through glass dial. Numerals are rubbed off dial & need attn, and plating is worn off spelter base; Mechanically sound; 10" $175-225
508. C.1890, Ansonia novelty clock, a silvered metal dresser top box, wit the clock attached to the lid. Note box was dropped and is a little bent. With the clock down, the box is concealed; ticks+stops;ht 11" $325-425
509. C.1920, Lux clock Mfg, small animated desk clock, the dial depicting a church with dial in the tower and "heartbeat" action of bell in belfry; this one runs well; ht 3.75" $75-100
510. C.1930, Swiss, Omega Watch Co, small brass cased octagonal dial desk clock with bronzed dial. 8-day lever movement is sound. Cute novelty; 3.25" $90-120
511. C.1930, German, small porcelain clock in a balloon shape with applied floral spray on front: rose, tulip, pansies & golden rod; amazingly none of the flowers is damaged; 30 hour time; ht 6" $120-160
512. C.1850, American, miniature 30 hour iron front with excellent original decorations on the case. Original dial has an oil stain; bezels original. No evidence of ever having a label; runs well; ht 15" $200-250
513. C.1900, English fusee dial clock in a good oak case; heavy chain fusee movement signed RHL & Co., good dial & pendulum; height 15" $200-250
514. C.1900, E. Ingraham & Co, T/S/Alarm walnut gingerbread, as-found. Dial is very dark from oil; top of case has been broken & reglued; case refinished; tablet badly worn; gong is new; needs attn; 22" $60-90
515. C.1870, Jerome & Co., New Haven, 8-day steeple in good condition. Clock is dirty & has a couple of small veneer chips, but retains all the right stuff--good original dial, tablet, label & hands; ht 20" $125-175
516. C.1870, Ansonia Clock Co., miniature 8-day OG, time & strike, spring movement. This clock has a few veneer chips and the main tulip in the tablet has flaked; rest OK;label is perfect; height 18.5" $225-325
517. C.1875, E. N. Welch Mfg, T/S/Alarm miniature OOG, 30 hour. This clock has a few veneer chips but retains original dial, label & superior beehive tablet. Case has been stripped & oiled; ht 18.5" $175-225
518. C.1870, Welch, Spring & Co., miniature round gothic with gilt columns (Italian Style) The label is virtually all gone, and tablet is flaked, but rest is all original. Very cute and hard to find clock; height 13.5" $175-275
519. C.1880, Ingraham "Doric" shelf clock, 30 hour T/S/Alarm, in a walnut veneer case with birdseye sides that has been stripped & oiled. Mov't dirty. Dial & tablet original (floral tablet xlnt) ht 16" $125-175
520. C.1890, Boston Clock Co., good tandem wind marble mantle clock. Has good porcelain dial with cut out to show the escapement. Tan onyx is inset into black marble to give the appearance of columns; minor edge chips; height 10" $250-300
521. C.1920, Gilbert "Curfew". This clock has a steel plate mov't with brass bushings; the dial center has been painted gold (will need replacing); Strikes on the large bell in top tower; ht 17" $175-225
522. C.1920, Cincinnati Time Recorder Co., this is a relatively early version with short, wide case (18 x 32"). The clock is sound & complete and the lower movement is quite dirty. $300-500
523. C.1890, Boston Clock Co., "Delphus" model with patent tandem wind movement. This clock with nickeled and damascened back plate. Porcelain dial with small chip and a small hairline near 3--minor blemishes on an otherwise perfect clock; ht 11" $600-800
524. C.1895, Waterbury 8-day time, strike & repeat carriage clock in a Corniche case with porcelain dial. The dial has a few hairlines across the center. Otherwise, this clock represents Waterbury's best effort to meet the French competition; ht 5.75" $175-225
525. C.1910, Ingraham "Dew Drop" striking calendar clock, as-found. The upper bezel has dryness cracks & some of the graining discolored. Rear label is quite good; dial is blotchy but acceptable; runs & strikes; height 24" $275-375
526. C.1850, Brewster & Ingrahams round dial clock, as-found. The gilding has been rubbed off the bezel and the gesso has the brown glow of nicotine. This early model never had a glass over the dial; label is excellent. East-West mov't dirty; ht 16" $275-375
527. C.1989, Modern repro of the Diana Ball Swinger; the spelter statue has poor detail. The ball itself is well made and has a robust movement & runs well. To my knowledge, Bob Murray is no longer making these; height 30" $700-900
528. C.1920, Ingraham Time & Calendar Store Regulator in oak; the case has been poorly refinished and is a dull brown color; mov't OK; dial original; height 36" $200-300
529. C.1910, German, Porcelain China Carriage clock; white case with dark pink accents & yellow flowers, with orig. 30 hour alarm movement; 9" $90-120
530. C.1900, French Polished Black marble clock in very clean condition. Solid porcelain dial has a soft yellow color; 8-day time & strike on a wire gong; height 9" $120-160
531. C.1920, Chelsea "Admiral", ship's bell on base on wooden mount. With 4.5" dial. This clock is complete & sound, nicely polished. Hands are incorrect; height 8" $550-650
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