DESCRIPTION:
Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Medina" walnut 8 day, time, strike and calendar mantel clock, c1890
CONDITION:
The case has been nicely refinished, and the pelican glass, fancy pendulum, and paper calendar dial are originals in very good condition. The rear labels are dark but legible. The movement ticks and strikes but could use cleaning. Ht 22"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Monaco" brass 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1910
CONDITION:
There is a nice old patina on this heavy solid brass case, and we see no dents or scratches although the rear case door is absent. The extra thick convex beveled glass is intact. The porcelain chapter ring is fine, the center disk has a few hairlines. The movement, with its steel pallet exposed escapement, ticks and strikes. Ht 10 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Motor Boat No. 1" brass 8 day marine time piece mounted in unique wood case, c1929
CONDITION:
The heavy brass case has a nice old patina, and the silvered dial and beveled glass are fine. The wood case is solid, well made and a mellow color. The jeweled movement winds and sets by turning the yacht wheel bezel, but it ticks and stops so will need service. Ht 6"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$50
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Nantes" gold plated cast metal 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1915
CONDITION:
This heavy ornate case retains its old worn gilt, and the lower painted porcelain panel just needs to be secured in place. The porcelain dial has small chips around the winding holes and a hairline by 5. The bezel glass is absent. The round movement ticks and strikes but could use service. Ht 15"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Niles" oak 8 day , time and strike,/calendar gingerbread clock, c1885
CONDITION:
This model, identified by its large clear rear label, is not shown in Ly, but this is a nicely restored example in the rarer calendar version. The paper dial shows some wear and the glass tablet is wavy. There is a cathedral gong, and the old fancy pendulum. The movement ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Ht 22"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "No. 36" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
Not shown in Ly, this intact white china model has "36" cast into the back of the case, and there is just the usual light crazing in the fired surface. The paper dial, behind the pierced brass mask, looks too white to be original. The movement ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Ht 10 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$85
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "No. 95" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
This model, not shown in Ly, is identified on the back of this intact cobalt blue case. The paper dial is nicely aged, with the brass showing some appropriate tarnish spots. The small nickel plate movement ticks and strikes. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "No. 98" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
The green china case is intact, the paper dial is only slightly discolored, and most of the model number is legible on the back. The small nickel plate movement ticks and strikes but needs cleaning. Ht 11 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Onyx No. 107", 8 day, time and strike white stone mantel clock, c1891
CONDITION:
This heavy case is intact, and there is an old patina on the cast brass ornaments. The brass dial is bright with just a bit of number fading, the thick beveled glass is fine, and red jewels remain in the exposed escapement. There are helpful original instructions on the bottom about movement removal. The "Star" movement ticks and strikes but may need service, and the back door needs its hinge resoldered. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Paris" walnut 8 day, time, strike and alarm mantel clock, c1891
CONDITION:
This parlor clock retains an old finish with just a few scuffs, and some wear to the tablet's silver pattern and original paper dial. There is a nice two-barrel pendulum and separate alarm works that ring a bell. Old dark labels remain on the back. The movement ticks but will need service. Ht 23"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Parlor No. 42" 8 day, time and strike Delft style porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
The blue and white case is intact has both rear paper labels -- model number and detailed instructions. The beveled glass and cast brass bezel are fine; the porcelain dial has some cracks and chips on its inner disk. The movement ticks and strikes but should be straightened in the case and may need cleaning. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Parlor No. 90" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
The case, in a less common red color, is intact with the expected light crazing, and the original paper label on the rear is just legible. The porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The small nickel plate movement needs service. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Parlor No. 91" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
This cobalt blue clock is in beautiful pristine condition complete with fine porcelain dial, beveled glass, cast bezel and rear paper label. The small nickel plate movement ticks and strikes, but needs its pendulum leader refit and perhaps other minor service. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Parlor No.?" 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
The Delft-style case is undamaged, but the porcelain dial has chip by the 9. There is nice thick beveled glass, and three labels remaining on the back, although the model number is worn away on the one that had that information. The signed movement will need service. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Racer" 30 hour time and strike wood mantel clock, c1891
CONDITION:
There is an old finish on this little clock, and the glass is old and wavy. The paper dial has had some numbers strengthened, and the alarm movement is absent. There is a large rear label. The movement ticks and strikes, but should be cleaned. Ht 13 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$40
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Regulator No. 20", 8 day, time and strike, spring wall clock, c1906
CONDITION:
Oak case in nice condition in original finish. Original painted dial with some inpainting, wear and dings to the raised edge of the dial pan and damage at the door bezel hinge. Brass bezel is a little bent at the hinge and there are poor solder repairs to the tabs that hold the glass. Hands, although painted look to be original. The catalog describes this model as having an 8 day double wind weight movement, but the dial pan holes match those on the case and the dial was made to fit this movement. Maybe someone wanted a time & strike movement put in this case or this was the end of the run on this model and there were no weight movements and substitute was made. Ht 38".
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Richelieu" mahogany 8 day, time and strike crystal regulator, c1915
CONDITION:
The solid wood case has a nice old finish with some scuffs, scratches and faint writing on the top. The beveled glass is good in the front and rear brass frame doors. The dark bottom label remains in place. There are some small cracks in the porcelain dial around one winding hole, also missing its grommet, and the pendulum should be the two vial simulated mercury style. The movement needs straightening and service including a mainspring. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$85
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Rochester" walnut 8 day, time, strike & calendar oversize gingerbread clock, c1908
CONDITION:
This unusually large model retains a dark old finish and rear label. The painted metal dial, wavy clear glass, and spun brass pendulum are nice originals. The little door catch is absent. The movement ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Ht 27"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Sharp Gothic" mahogany 30 hour time and strike steeple clock, c1881
CONDITION:
The veneered case has been nicely refinished and has just a few small edge chips. The golden angel glass is outstanding, with very minor flaking, but the painted metal dial is worn, faded, and poorly strengthened. The inside label is toned but complete. The movement ticks and strikes. Ht 19"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$55
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bell No 1/2" 8 day, time and strike brass marine clock, c1917
CONDITION:
There is a nice old patina on this heavy hinged-bezel case with just the expected light spotting and tarnish. The silvered dial is very good. The jeweled movement ticks and stops, and strikes, and will need service. Two of the three movement retaining screws are missing from the back of the case. Ht 8"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bell No. 1" brass 8 day striking clock on wood, c1915
CONDITION:
The case is brightly polished and lacquered, and has a hinged bezel. The porcelain dial has some repaired damage on the edges, mostly not visible when bezel is closed. The jeweled movement ticks and gongs, but strikes late and may need other adjustments. Dial is 4 1/2", overall diameter 6" on the stained 7" newer square mount.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$95
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bell No. 10" brass 8 day striking marine clock with hinged yacht wheel bezel, c1915
CONDITION:
The original brass lacquer has some spotting and tarnish areas, but the silvered dial is near perfect. The beveled convex glass is fine. The jeweled balance wheel movement will need service. Overall diameter 8"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bell No. 17" brass 8 day, time and strike marine clock, c1929
CONDITION:
The heavy brass hinged-bezel case has a nice old patina, and the silvered dial has some discoloration and wear around the time winding hole. The jeweled balance-wheel movement ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Ht 8"
ESTIMATE:
$350
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bell No. 20" brass 8 day, time and strike marine clock, c1929
CONDITION:
There is an old patina on this heavy case, and the beveled convex glass and silvered dial are very nice. Surprisingly, the little paper label remains on the bottom felt pad. The jeweled movement ticks and strikes correctly, but may need cleaning. Ht to top of yacht wheel 9 1/4"
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Ship's Bells No. 11" brass and mahogany 8 day, time and marine strike mantel clock, c1915
CONDITION:
Both the brass and the wood have their original old finishes, and the silvered dial has just few small tarnished scratches. The beveled convex glass is loose and has edge chips which probably will be hidden when the glass is secured. The jeweled movement does not tick or strike so will need service. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Spree" white enameled iron 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1893
CONDITION:
This heavy metal case, with gilt ornaments, has just a few chips in the creamy paint. The brass dial, with its fancy pierced center, and thick beveled glass are fine. The bottom paper label is present but faded. The "Star" movement, with rack & snail strike, ticks and gongs but may need cleaning. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Toulon" brass and beveled glass 8 day, time and strike crystal regulator with exposed escapement, c1909
CONDITION:
There is no maker name on this clock, but we can identify it from the distinctive shape of the "A.1" movement plates. The old dark and tarnished case finish remains, and the thick beveled glass is fine. The are a few hairlines, and a major repair by the winding hole, on the porcelain dial. The simulated mercury pendulum is okay, as are the red pallet jewels. However, the hands cannot be moved, so the polished movement will need service. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Vale" 8 day, time and strike cast metal figural clock, c1905
CONDITION:
This heavy fancy case retains is Japanese Bronze finish, and the standing cavalier has his sword. The porcelain chapter ring has hairlines and some small chips at the top. The thick beveled glass is fine. The round movement ticks and strikes but could use cleaning. Ht 13 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$350
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$500
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Verona" cast metal 8 day, time and strike small mantel clock, c1910
CONDITION:
Not shown in Ly, the fancy case is in good condition with what looks like an old layer of gold paint. Original porcelain dial is chipped around the winding arbors and the grommets are missing. Original pendulum, hands and bottom label. Beveled door glass is perfect. Round movement may need cleaning. Ht 9 1/4"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Vicksburg" cast metal 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1906
CONDITION:
The "Rich Gold" surface is in very good condition, as is the thick beveled glass and porcelain dial. A bottom label confirms the model name. A longer pair of hands should be fit. The movement ticks and strikes, but one mainspring is slipping so service will be needed. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Whitlow" pearl enameled iron 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1893
CONDITION:
This heavy curved case is in great original condition with old gilt patina on the cast feet and accents and no blemishes on the painted surfaces. The thick beveled glass, beaded brass bezel, brass dial with fancy center, and rear label all are fine. The movement, with its steel pallet exposed escapement, ticks and strikes but may need minor service. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$95
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., "Willard No. 3" banjo wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in gilded mahogany case with presentation base, reverse painted throat and lower tablets and white enamel dial, c1906
CONDITION:
the case retains its original gold leaf finish with some wear and abrasions. The dial has no hairlines. The pendulum and weight baffle are absent and the eagle finial is a replacement for the original spire finial. Ht 42"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$500
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., black enameled 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1893
CONDITION:
We could not find this exact model in Ly, although several are similar, and this example has a bright finish, especially on the faux marble columns and top. There are fancy cast feet and lion-head handles, a blue/gold directions label on the back, and the paper dial has just a few scuffs. The rack & snail movement should be serviced. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., brass & glass 8 day, time and strike presentation crystal regulator, 1905
CONDITION:
We don't find this exact model in Ly; the smaller "Muse" with its beaded accents is close. There is a great dated military presentation on top. The case finish overall has tarnished, the beveled glasses all are good, the simulated mercury pendulum is missing its clear vials. The porcelain dial has some unsightly cracks but a nice fancy brass center. The movement ticks and strikes but could use service. Ht 9 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., cast metal 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1906
CONDITION:
There is a dark old patina and gold-color high spots on this heavy model not shown in Ly. The 3-color porcelain dial and thick beveled glass are fine. The movement, with its jeweled exposed escapement, ticks and strikes but may need service. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., cast metal 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1906
CONDITION:
This heavy intact case, not shown in Ly, has an old patina and nice thick beveled glass. The porcelain chapter ring has a few minor hairlines and chips around the top hole. The round movement should be cleaned. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$65
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., cast metal and onyx 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1900
CONDITION:
There now is older gold paint on this ornate model not shown in Ly. The porcelain dial is fine, the beveled glass has a few edge chips, and the light green veined onyx base is intact, supported on dainty cast paw feet. The front bezel does not snap shut, and the rear door opens at an odd angle so may not be correct. The movement strike and ticks briefly but will need service. Ht 11 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., enameled iron 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1893
CONDITION:
Not shown in Ly, this ornate curved case retains an old glossy finish and delicate brass swag castings. The pressed brass dial is good, but a better minute hand is needed. We see traces of labels, but none remain. The Star rack & snail movement will need service. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., enameled metal 30 hour time and strike miniature mantel clock, c1895
CONDITION:
This small heavy case is a rare model not shown in Ly. The speckled blue painted finish, beveled glass, and tarnished brass dial are original. The nickel plate lever movement, with its unique single mainspring for both trains, will need cleaning. Ht 8 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$30
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., English painted porcelain 30 hour novelty time piece, c1910
CONDITION:
This small case is in lovely original condition with a pair of white swans set against the black and gold floral scene. The signed paper dial is slightly toned, and the case bottom shows this style as "No. 88, ENGLAND". The rear-wind balance wheel movement ticks and sets okay, but the hour hand position needs alignment. Ht 9"
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$95
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., gold plated cast metal, 8 day, time and strike mantel clock, c1906
CONDITION:
The old gilt patina mostly remains and gleams on this heavy ornate clock not shown in Ly. The porcelain chapter ring and thick beveled glass are pristine, but one little dial grommet is absent and the rear door hinge has failed (minor). The round movement ticks and strikes but could use service. Ht 14"
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., M.S. Gillette Livonia, NY" cast metal 30 hour novelty time piece, c1910.
CONDITION:
The St.Bernard and rider have a nice old bronze patina, with no damage. The paper dial is near perfect, but the rear wind movement does not tick. Ht 7"
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., mahogany 8 day quarter chiming mantel clock, c1925
CONDITION:
The case has been nicely refinished, with just a few tiny dings, and the signed silvered dial and beveled glass are pristine. This appears to be the Chime No. 493 but without the two subsidiary dials. The movement ticks and chimes but may need minor service. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$65
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., mahogany 8 day, time and strike tambour mantel clock, c1910
CONDITION:
This unusual tambour variation is not shown in Ly but has a signed movement and dial. The thick beveled glass is fine, the porcelain dial has just a small chip on the 12. The glossy refinished case has a crack around the entire drum head and on one curved side but appears to be stable now. The round movement, with its jeweled exposed escapement, ticks and strikes. Ht 9 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., oak hanging 30 hour time piece and thermometer, c1900
CONDITION:
The working Fahrenheit thermometer is marked for Blood Heat, Temperate, Freezing and Zero on a brass scale. Overall this novelty is in very good original condition, with original finish, and a good slightly toned dial on the clock. This clock , not shown in Ly, may have been assembled in England, but there is a similar model, the Obelisk, with thermometer, which uses the same time piece movement, only inverted 180 degrees. This rear wind movement ticks okay. Ht 14"
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., oak hanging gingerbread, 8 day, time and strike calendar clock, c1900
CONDITION:
This is a nicely refinished case with built-in level, but no label and we don't find this model in Ly. The glass is wavy and the original paper dial is properly aged. The movement will need service. Ht 28"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$260
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., Royal Bonn 8 day, time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1895
CONDITION:
Unlike the other Waterbury china clocks in this sale, this is a signed Royal Bonn case in lovely condition with just the expected light crazing in the hand painted fired surface. The thick beveled glass is fine, and the porcelain chapter ring has just a few faint hairlines. There is no rear door and the small movement needs cleaning. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$190
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Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., walnut 8 day, time and strike calendar mantel clock, c1895
CONDITION:
There is old finish but some areas may have had dark varnish rubbed down. Not shown in Ly, this model retains its rear instruction label, thermometer and barometer, slightly worn paper dial, old bubbly glass and fancy pendulum. The movement ticks and strikes but needs to be secured better to the backboard. Ht 22"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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Waterbury/Kroeber walnut 8 day, time and strike parlor clock, c1883
CONDITION:
According to the consignor, a major Waterbury collector, this is a legitimate collaboration. The movement and dial are Waterbury, the case is the Kroeber "Langtry". The case is nicely refinished, but only a scrap of the rear label remains. The glass is wavy but the top inside of the door may indicate that the tablet has been replaced. The nickel plate pendulum is bright, The movement ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Ht 23"
ESTIMATE:
$350
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$450
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn, "Italian No. 1" rosewood 30 hour time and strike shelf clock, c1878
CONDITION:
This case, with its bold rosewood grain, is nicely refinished, and the black/gold glass is old. There are a few flakes off the original painted metal dial, and the inside factory label is very nice. The movement will need cleaning. Ht 16"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$50
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Winterhalder & Hofmeier, Germany 8 day, time and strike stained wood gallery clock, in the style of an English dial, c1890
CONDITION:
clearly made for the English market, this case is in very nice condition with pegs, hinged doors on bottom and one side, and just a few age cracks in the bezel. The painted metal dial overall is good, and just has the stains and cracks expected on an original. White plaster holds in the glass, and some small chunks have left. The W&H stamped spring movement (not fusee) ticks and strikes but should be cleaned. Diameter 16 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$275
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$375
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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Wm. L. Gilbert, Winsted, Conn., "Progress 57" gingerbread mantel clock, 8 day, time and strike, spring driven movement in multicolor pressed wood Lily pattern case with papered dial, c1910
CONDITION:
the clock is in excellent original condition with vibrant colors. We sold a similar model, the "Progress 56" in May of 2006 for $450 plus 10% Buyer's Premium. Ht 23 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$85
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Geo. H. Taylor, Providence, R.I. 8 day banjo time piece movement, weight, hands and pendulum, c1885
CONDITION:
This clean 19th century movement, with accessories, is ready to install in the appropriate nice case. The maker, whose name is stamped into the front plate, made good Howard-style movements. Pendulum is 25" long
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$270
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Clock Movement, English double fusee, 1900
CONDITION:
When cleaned and supplied with a pendulum, this heavy movement can serve well in an English dial or other worthy UK wall clock. It is complete, and ticks and strikes okay. Ht 7 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$220
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Elliott, London, triple chime long case movement on wood seat board with silvered dial, 3 brass weights, pendulum, and 9 tube rack, c1900
CONDITION:
Made by the famous British maker, this is a high-quality unit ready for a large ornate case and set of chime tubes. The works will need service, and there is some tarnish on the dial and weights, but overall condition is very good including the hand-painted moon dial. Note that packing and shipping for this very heavy lot will be costly. Arched dial is 19" x 13".
ESTIMATE:
$800
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$1100
PRICE SOLD:
$1100
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Clock Movements- 2 (Two) brass 8 day works with hands: Seth Thomas time and strike; English(?) fusee time piece, early 20th century
CONDITION:
Both of these are large hard-to-find movements ready for the right faces and cases. The Seth Thomas, stamped "30", includes seat board, ladder chains, fluted weights, and fancy brass pendulum with its long wooden stick. The fusee time-only has heavy plates, a large mainspring barrel with chain, attached note indicating this takes an 11 1/4" pendulum, a counterweighted minute hand for a 10" dial, and rear 0-60 indicator and pointer (no pendulum, seat board, etc.), ht 7 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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Clock Movements- 3 (Three) weight driven banjo style movements, all with recoil escapements, one signed Fair Haven MFG. Co. Fair Haven Vt. USA, one numbered 3206 on front plate, and one unmarked.
CONDITION:
All appear to be complete, and escapements function with power applied to great wheels.
ESTIMATE:
$300
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$380
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Clock movements- 7 (Seven) including one wooden works long case and six time and strike brass, 19th century
CONDITION:
The wooden works is complete with seat board and newer front hour wheel. Ansonia and Sessions made the two spring driven brass movements. The other four are weight driven but missing their verges; one is 8 day and the other three are 30 hour. Sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Movements- 12 (Twelve) wooden and brass for restoration projects and parts.
CONDITION:
There are two Kilburn & Proctor banjo movements here, and one appears to be brand new. There also is a nice French unit with porcelain dial and open escapement. Three incomplete antique tall clock works, two wooden-works for shelf clocks, and four open-spring 8 day American movements complete the lot.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$400
PRICE SOLD:
$425
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Clocks- 2 (Two) 8 day Westminster-chime mahogany mantel clocks, German Junghans and Waterbury, early 20th century.
CONDITION:
Each of these clocks is worthy of restoration, with quality solid wood cases in very nice condition. The Junghans features the A13 3-train movement, but is missing hands and motion works along with a pendulum. The Waterbury's movement is unusual with the heavy chime train mounted behind the other two trains. It has a detached new brass bezel, and no glass. These obviously need professional attention, and are sold as is. Hts 13" and 9 1/2".
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$45
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Clocks- 2 (Two) 8 day, time and strike wood case mantel clocks, New Haven "Tambour No 1/2" and French, 20th century
CONDITION:
The solid mahogany tambour, with old surface, has a pristine porcelain dial and round movement with rack & snail striking, ht 10 1/2". The other clock combines an old Marti exposed-escapement movement, porcelain dial, thick beveled glass, and brass hardware (but wrong pendulum and soldered-on bell stand) with a highly decorative but newer made-up wood case with cameo and pearl panels, ht 12". Movements may need service.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Clocks- 2 (Two) American 8 day, time and strike wood shelf clocks, Kroeber "Patrol" and E. Ingraham "Micha", late 19th century
CONDITION:
Nicer is the Kroeber walnut case with a good toned paper dial and beveled glass indicator pendulum, ht 21". The taller Ingraham is fancy pressed oak but its paper dial is more worn, ht 22". Neither has a label; both have good glasses and old finishes on intact cases. Movements tick but could use service.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Clocks- 2 (Two) American mantels: Seth Thomas 30 hour bronze finish cast metal "Long Alarm"; and Ansonia "Aspen" oak 8 day, time and strike gingerbread; c1906
CONDITION:
The Seth Thomas is in remarkably good condition with a clean dial and intact case showing a great old patina, ht 9". The Ansonia has an irregular old finish on its complete and patterned case, and has a new paper dial, but also is an alarm model with a nice indicator pendulum, ht 22". Both movements tick but should be cleaned.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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Clocks- 2 (Two) black enameled iron 8 day, time and strike mantel clocks, Ansonia and Kroeber "Benicia", c1895
CONDITION:
Both heavy cases retain their original black paint, with gold flourishes still showing. The Kroeber dial is newly papered, and this model is not shown in Ly with the bust of Beethoven, but the bottom label confirms the identification, ht 15". This exact Ansonia model also is not in Ly, but the movement is signed. Its brass ornaments and dial are clean and bright, ht 10 1/2" Both movements tick and strike okay.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Clocks- 2 (Two) brass, glass and wood crystal regulators: French 8 day, time and strike; German 400-day; 20th century.
CONDITION:
These both appear to be attractive but made-up, with well-finished wood and brass, old movements, and flat glass. The French works are Vincenti also stamped "Maple & Co., Ltd, Paris", swinging a simulated mercury pendulum, new paper dial, ht 14". The disk-pendulum works, with original porcelain dial, have the KO (Kieninger & Obergfell) rear trademark, ht 11". Both movements seem to be running but may need service.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Bristol, Connecticut 8 day, time and strike wood mantel clocks, Brewster & Ingrahams, and E. Ingraham, late 1800's
CONDITION:
Older and better is the Brewster & Ingrahams mahogany beehive with original signed painted metal dial, etched glass tablet, and inside label (water stained). The case needs some minor veneer restoration. The oak Ingraham gingerbread also has a nicely restored case with old attached brass-faced level and thermometer. This model was likely a soap or wringer premium. There is an alarm movement and a great Kroeber Patent indicator pendulum with thick beveled glass (not original), the dial is newly papered. Both movements will need service. Hts 24" and 19"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut 8 day, time & strike black wood mantels: Seth Thomas Adamantine; and Gilbert "Duane", c1900
CONDITION:
These are fancy, complete and original, but will need their cases and movements cleaned. They have good marble-look accents: 6 creamy half-columns on the Gilbert, and green top and moldings on the ST. Both have old patinas on their cast metal hardware. Ht 11"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut 8 day, time & strike marble-look wood mantels: Wm. Gilbert "Athol" ; and Seth Thomas Adamantine; c1904
CONDITION:
Both these cases are in nice condition with very minor scuffs and losses, pierced gilt dials, bold marbleizing and only minor flaws. The Gilbert is in the Ly book, with its "Italian Marble" finish, but we cannot find an exact match for the Seth Thomas (not surprising with the quantity of models they produced). Movements looks clean, and tick & gong okay. Ht 12 1/2".
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut miniature lancet case rear-wind desk time pieces, Seth Thomas and New Haven, early 20th century
CONDITION:
The smaller 30 hour New Haven has a nice polished brass case, signed porcelain dial and beveled glass, ht 4". The Seth Thomas, in a solid mahogany case, is 8 day with beveled convex glass and signed silvered dial, ht 4 1/2". Not tested, sold as is
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$35
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut novelty time pieces, Gilbert 8 day yacht wheel and Lux Celluloid 30 hour, early 20th century
CONDITION:
The Gilbert has a bold dial with cobalt blue numbers, and the case is solid wood (some scratches) with brass ship's wheel handles, ht 9". The little cream-color Lux 4-column temple, model D347, with Wilcox trademark on the base, is in very good condition with one little corner loss and a nice white dial, ht 5". Both rear-wind balance-wheel movements will need service.
ESTIMATE:
$50
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$125
PRICE SOLD:
$5
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut oak 8 day, time and strike mantel clocks, early 20th century
CONDITION:
Both cases are in very good condition with no losses. The round top Seth Thomas clock is better with its fine porcelain dial and convex beveled glass, ht 14". It has the round French style movement. The Ingraham's celluloid dial has yellowed and gone darker in a few areas, and its movement has a broken mainspring. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$55
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut shelf models: Atkins rosewood time/alarm 30 hour cottage; unsigned iron-front time and strike 8 day, c1850
CONDITION:
The Atkins octagon-top case is nicely refinished, the paper dial is new, 10 1/4" high. The iron front's gold flourishes have been repainted, the large mother of pearl insets are fine, and the white painted metal dial has some infill, 14" high. Neither tested, sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$70
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut small 30 hour cottage time pieces: S.B. Terry mahogany; Wm. L. Gilbert rosewood octagon top with alarm; c1870
CONDITION:
Both cases have old surfaces with just minor flaws, inside labels, and old glasses. The Terry features a ladder movement with mainspring behind the back plate, and a dial repainted by James West of Houston, ht 10 1/2". The Gilbert has old gilding around the door, and original dial paint now crazing, ht 11". Movements ticks but could use cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut small 30 hour mahogany shelf clocks, Jerome & Co (New Haven) parlor and Ansonia steeple, C.1870
CONDITION:
The larger time, strike and alarm Jerome, has an old paper dial and fancy pendulum showing some wear. Atop its case is a well-carved lion head, ht 17". The miniature steeple has a label by Ansonia Brass & Copper Co., a hand-done replaced dial, minor veneer edge chips, and a nice old fruit-theme tablet with very minor flaking, ht 15". Both have old finishes in good condition, and movements that may need service.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut small 30 hour wooden cottage time pieces, c1850
CONDITION:
There are no maker names on these time-only clocks, but we believe them to be Connecticut. Both have old finishes and glasses, and wooden dials -- one painted, one yellowing paper. The clock on the right has the same mov't as another one in the sale bearing the label of "New England Clock Co". The movements tick but may need cleaning; the larger clock's has its mainspring behind the back plate. Hts 9" and 11 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut wood 8 day clocks, Welch marine and Ingraham time and strike, c1890
CONDITION:
The E.N. Welch marine lever clock, "8 Day Silent", has a signed A-frame twin-spring signed movement with anchor escapement balance wheel that ticks briskly. The painted metal dial needs to be resoldered to the bezel and has slight crazing and flaking, the seconds bit is too small, and there is a dark partial label on the back; 11" overall width. The oak Ingraham is nicely refinished, has a good celluloid dial, and shiny brass paw feet. The rear label is barely legible. The movement ticks and strikes. Ht 10 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$35
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut wood 8 day wall clocks: Ingraham gallery and Daneker modern Westminster chime, 20th century
CONDITION:
The Ingraham door is detached, and hands and glass are absent, but clock is restorable, 17" square. The modern Daneker is well made and has a good German three-train spring-wound movement (the two weights are dummies), ht 17 1/2". Sold as is
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$5
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Daniel Pratt, Jr., Reading, Mass., 30 hour time, strike & alarm wooden works mahogany shelf clock, 1839; E. Ingraham "Ruby" walnut 8 day, time and strike gingerbread clock, 1902.
CONDITION:
The Pratt's dated and dark inside label is nearly intact on this nicely refinished case. The multi-color wooden dial is about as good as they get, with 3 winding holes, and the mirror tablet is old but may not be original. The rarer alarm movement was recently serviced, but the alarm verge and hammer are absent. The top bell, and pulley covers, remain. At some point, the two weights were painted white, ht 32" The gingerbread has an old finish and glass, but the dial has been repapered and the backboard also painted white. The pendulum is newer, supplied when the clock was serviced in 2008, ht 23"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$85
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Darche Mfg. Co., Chicago, IL 8 day "Flashlight" and 30 hour "Searchlight" nickel plate alarm novelty clocks with battery-powered lights, c1910
CONDITION:
These are old and interesting American novelty alarm clocks with little lights for night viewing. The larger Flashlight model also has a savings bank built in. Both cases are in decent as-found condition, the push-button cords are absent, and the balance-wheel movements have not been tested. See Ly's American Clocks Vol.2, p.94. Ht 8 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$40
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Clocks- 2 (Two) E.N. Welch "The Jewel" 30 hour novelty clocks, clear cut glass cases, c1891
CONDITION:
This pair offers one that is complete with a time-only movement, and the other with a strike/repeat movement that is missing hands and glass. The first has some damage to the rear bottom of the case, and some edge cracking in the beveled glass. The porcelain dials are okay. It looks like one very good example can be put together here. Ht 4"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Clocks- 2 (Two) E.N. Welch, Forestville, Conn. small 30 hour mahogany shelf clocks: time and alarm steeple; time and strike cottage; c1869
CONDITION:
Both have original inside paper labels, and old surfaces, reverse-paint glasses with some flaking, and painted metal dials. The steeple, or "Sharp Gothic", is missing a finial tip and has some touched up dial spots, ht 14 1/2". The cottage's dial is faded and crazed, ht 12". The movements tick okay but may need service.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Clocks- 2 (Two) foreign 8 day wood cases: Skato Japanese time and strike school clock; Hamburg American oak double-chime mantel clock; both early 20th century
CONDITION:
The German chiming clock has an ornate dial and good quality W200 pendulum movement, 8 1/2" high. The Japanese regulator, made to imitate Connecticut clocks of the same period, has a two-tone case and fancy pendulum, 22" high. Note that round glass and its bezel are detached. Both wood cases have their original dry finishes. Neither tested; sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$5
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Clocks- 2 (Two) French 8 day mantel clocks: black slate time and strike; mahogany time-only, c1910
CONDITION:
The slate case has some slight mottling and is missing a bottom side panel. Its white porcelain dial and beveled glass are good, but the rear door glass and minute hand are broken. Its Medaille de Bronze count wheel bell-strike movement is by S.Marti. The mahogany case is nicely refinished, with a cast-brass top handle and a bit of shrinkage around the bottom moldings. The porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The single-train movement is unsigned. Both works will need cleaning. Hts 12" and 9"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$40
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Clocks- 2 (Two) German carved wood two weight 30 hour cuckoos: one early 20th century American Cuckoo Clock Co.; one modern Kuner with Regula works. Larger case ht 16"
CONDITION:
Both clocks have potential but need mechanical and cosmetic restoration. Sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$45
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Jerome 30 hour wood cottage clocks: time piece with Jerome glass; time and alarm; c1850
CONDITION:
Both cases retain old surfaces that could use polish. The larger has a nice bubbly signed glass tablet to identify the maker. The thin wood square dial is somewhat faded and warped. The little time-only movement ticks okay but may need cleaning, ht 12 1/2" The smaller, in overall good condition, has a nice black/white/blue painted metal dial and a complete inside paper label. It ticks okay, too; ht 11 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Kundo German brass clocks under glass domes: 400 day and electronic, mid 20th century
CONDITION:
The exposed brass has some wear and tarnish, but underneath the domes the works are bright. The 4 ball anniversary has a good multicolor dial, the other silvered dial looks worn. Both domes are intact. The electronically impulsed pendulum is driven by a special flat battery (absent) mounted in the base, but we did not test either movement, so sold as is. Hts 9" and 12 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$25
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Clocks- 2 (Two) marine yacht-wheel 8 day ship's-bells brass wall clocks, Waterbury and Seth Thomas, 20th century
CONDITION:
The older Waterbury "Ship's Bell No. 10" has its original rear label, nice silvered dial, convex beveled glass and old brass patina. The Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Helmsman" is from the later General Time Corp. days, has a tired lacquer finish, and a German movement. Both movements need service. Outside diameters 8" and 9"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Clocks- 2 (Two) miniature Conn. wood mantel time pieces: Jerome & Co. "Rocket" 30 hour cottage clock; Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, desk clock; late 19th century
CONDITION:
The little Jerome features their "Imitation Zebra" grain painting. Its reverse paint tablet, painted metal dial, and paper factory label are original with some wear, and the top glass is wavy. Its movement was recently serviced. Ht 10 3/4". The Seth Thomas case is solid oak, the glass is beveled convex, the porcelain dial has a few cracks, and the rear-wind movement ticks but needs cleaning. Ht 4 3/4".
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$40
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Clocks- 2 (Two) modern German metal 8 day, time and strike wall clocks, later 20th century
CONDITION:
The smaller, a cartel variation suspended from a chain, is Colonial Mfg. Co, Zeeland, Michigan Model 28 with a small round F. Mauthe balance wheel movement that strikes sweetly on two bells, ht without chain 15". The larger, with its heavy cast front, has a Urgos two weight gong-striking movement contained in a wooden box behind, ht 17". Movements may need cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$40
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Clocks- 2 (Two) modern German time and strike brass, wood and glass mantel clocks, late 20th century.
CONDITION:
The new skeleton clock, with passing strike on a top bell, is mounted on an old black wood base under its old glass dome, ht 13 1/2". The Hermle ship's-bell movement is in a heavy brass screw-bezel case mounted on a nicely shaped wood stand, and has an added patriotic dial center, ht 9". Both tick and strike okay.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$20
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Clocks- 2 (Two) modern quartz Tiffany Swiss brass desk alarm clock and Seth Thomas Eiffel Tower novelty clock, late 20th century.
CONDITION:
The Tiffany is heavy quality, and ticking, but is tarnished and missing its back door, 3 1/2" high. The metal wire tower, 17" high, was not tested. Sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$50
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$100
PRICE SOLD:
$15
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Clocks- 2 (Two) New Haven Clock Co. time and strike steeple clocks, c1885
CONDITION:
The rosewood case 30 hour, with bold beehive glass, has an overpaste label from an English Wigton dealer. The mahogany case 8 day, with a good floral tablet, has a good New Haven label pasted to the tablet's backing. Both clocks have no losses, old painted metal dials, wavy top glasses, intact turned finials, old surfaces with some refinishing, and movements that should be serviced. Hts 20 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$55
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Clocks- 2 (Two) New Haven small mahogany 8 day banjos, striker is the Winetka model, c1929
CONDITION:
Both solid wood cases are complete with side arms finials and painted glasses, and are in good condition The white enamel dial is fine, the metal dial has discolored. The Winetka has a small pendulum movement striking on a gong rod, the other miniature has rear-wind balance-wheel works. None tested, sold as is. Each 19" high.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Clocks- 2 (Two) paperweight novelty 30 hour time pieces: Waterbury "Paper Weight" nickel with contract dial; Welch "The Jewel" amber cut glass; c1891
CONDITION:
The heavy nickel horizontal Waterbury has an old patina and its original toned paper dial with the company name as well as "J.J.Coon, Grain Commission, Toledo, Ohio", ht 1 1/2". The Welch case is fine with no chips, but its 2-color celluloid dial is missing the seconds hand, ht 3 1/4". Both movements tick but could use cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$20
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Clocks- 2 (Two) plug-in electrics: Seth Thomas Westminster Chime, 1965; Eli Terry reproduction box clock showing Dartmouth college, made in 1941 for Philip H. Hall.
CONDITION:
Both clocks are in nice wood cases. The box clock was "handcrafted in New Hampshire". Not tested, sold as is.
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$5
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Clocks- 2 (Two) reproduction 8 day wood case mantel clocks, Ansonia steeple, German chiming bracket, late 20th century
CONDITION:
Underneath the dust are two nice cases, glasses and dials in good condition. The bracket clock has a Hermle 1050-020 floating balance triple chime movement from 1984. The Ansonia's round movement is Seth Thomas A206-012 pendulum 3-hammer time and strike. Both will need service, and 15 1/2" high.
ESTIMATE:
$75
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$10
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Seth Thomas 30 hour time & strike rosewood shelf models: shell column weight driven; and cottage, c1865
CONDITION:
These are mostly original early clocks which can be restored to their former glory. The cottage clock has the unusual "Patented May 9, 1863" print around its painted metal dial, has its old glass, ST hands and label, and only very small veneer losses, ht 14 1/2". The column clock has a newly painted dial, but nearly all else is old and nice, especially the mirror tablet and the gilt and painted columns, with small but numerous veneer gaps, ht 25". Both movements probably need cleaning.
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Clocks- 2 (Two) Seth Thomas Clock Co., 8 day, time and strike, miniature column & cornice mantel clock, c1870.; Connecticut rosewood 30 hour time and strike steeple clock, c1880
CONDITION:
Refinished rosewood veneered case with a small chip on the cornice corner and just below the left column. Gilt columns have loss and would need restoration. Original dial has been repainted. Hands look to be modern replacements. Original mirror in the door. Ht 16" The steeple also is refinished, but is missing its finial spires and a bit of veneer, and not enough label remains to determine the maker. It has an amateur paper dial, but the newer tablet is well painted. The movement should be cleaned. Ht 20"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$55
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