DESCRIPTION:
Edison Phonograph Co., "Edison Gem", Circa 1901, cylinder phonograph with approximately 21 cylinder records, less horn.
CONDITION:
reproduction horns are available via the internet. Oak veneered case is in nice condition in an original finish with the gold name banner intact. Machine is very clean with most of the gold decoration intact. Reproducer is included. A handle is included which may or may not be original to this model, but it does work to wind it. The drive pulley inside the case that supplies the power to belt appears to be loose on its arbor and will need attention.
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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DESCRIPTION:
French, Japy, Ormolu figural clock, c.1840, 8-day bell strike, silk thread suspension, showing a boy kneeling at top, as-found.
CONDITION:
there is no pendulum, minute hand is changed, porcelain dial repairs at 9 & at winding arbors. The gilt bronze case itself is still quite bright. Movement is complete and sound, needs cleaning. Ht 13"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
German, C.1875, Wall regulator, 8-day time, spring movt, with fancy cast & gilt R-A pendulum, and porcelain dial, walnut case.
CONDITION:
attractive case with burled veneer has been varnished over. The top is new. Suspension spring needs replacing. High quality movement has solid plates and cut pinions, probably by Lenzkirch {hands, rear bridge and bracket match Lenzkirch reference material} Ht 35"
ESTIMATE:
$250
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$350
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia, Porcelain Clock, C.1910, standard line with no name, probably a wringer premium, with good open escapement movement and porcelain dial.
CONDITION:
Dial with some hairlines and some fading of the Arabic numerals. Signed movement has been cleaned and is running. Pendulum is original. Ht 10.7"
ESTIMATE:
$225
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$325
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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DESCRIPTION:
Birge, Mallory & Co., Bristol, Conn, C.1840, full column and cornice, 8-day time and strike.
CONDITION:
cornice is poorly replaced; general veneer issues on the doors. Dial with horizontal paint losses, still retains sliding mirror. Case retains original ball feet in the front, turned in rear. Large strap mov't is marked BMCo. Label is a bit dark, but fully legible. NO weights nor pend. Ht 35"
ESTIMATE:
$225
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$325
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas Clock Co., "ARCH TOP", C.1880, 8-day time/strike mantel clock.
CONDITION:
case has well figured veneer that has been refinished. The rounded circular bezel on the door has some minor chips filled in. Original painted dial has some stains + discoloration, and small losses at the mounting pins. Hands are original Clean label inside case is darkening but legible. Ht 16"
ESTIMATE:
$225
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$325
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1895, Royal Bonn, "LA ROCHELLE", decorated in Blue Delft style, and signed on rear "Royal Bonn/Delft", with smaller 8-day Ansonia movement and with fancy cream dial with numerals on blue background.
CONDITION:
This case has a number of hurts; fan at case top is missing, chip in case front below 6, right rr foot with nearly 3 inches of glaze and decoration missing, and 2" crack bottom rear of case. Mov't complete but dirty. Note example in Ly's Ansonia book is lacking top finial. Ht 15.5"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., NEW YORK model brass over cast iron mantel clock, 8-day time and strike.
CONDITION:
overall excellent original condition in good running order. Ht 12.5"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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DESCRIPTION:
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., C.1863, "LONDON" model, 8-day time/strike shelf clock.
CONDITION:
rosewood veneered case is in very nice as found condition in original finish with a couple of very tiny chips on the base. Original painted dial is very clean with some minor paint loss at the mounting screws and at the winding holes. Hands are original. Door glasses are original with some loss to the black background on the upper glass. Dark but readable label inside case. Ht 16.5"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$390
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DESCRIPTION:
Bradley & Hubbard,, CASE ONLY for 'Continental' novelty blinking eye clock, c.1860
CONDITION:
the paint is original with lots of wear and weathering. No movement, nor bezel, Base is marked Bradley & Hubbard. Ht 16"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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DESCRIPTION:
Case Only, Welch Spring & Co., PATTI, as-found.
CONDITION:
the rounded portion of the top and the center finial are absent. The label is excellent. The glass with gold trim is excellent. The finish on the portions there is original. Ht 17"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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DESCRIPTION:
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., C.1850, 8-day fusee time/strike shelf clock.
CONDITION:
stripped rosewood veneered case in clean condition. Door frame surround with wear appears to have been gold painted over the original gilding. Original painted dial with some scratches has loss at the mounting screws, winding arbors and the center area. Hands are replacements. Movement is signed, and there is a good label on the rear. Ht 13.5"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$300
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DESCRIPTION:
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, C.1949, CLINTON model desk clock with 2 3/4 inch dial, and tu-tone case with bronze base and tub with yellow brass handles. This model was first introduced in 1931. 8-day, time. A presentation piece, engraved on the base to "Herbert D. Hancock, 1924-1949, from his friends at the CHELSEA EVENING RECORD" [newspaper]
CONDITION:
mechanically sound and in good running order, this clock has received good care over the years and is in excellent original condition. For reference, see Demeters book on Chelsea clocks, page 143. Ht 4"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$325
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DESCRIPTION:
English, C.1920, Fusee Dial or pub clock with 12 inch dial, 8-day.
CONDITION:
the oak bezel has been painted black. The painted dial is original and in very good condition, with minor loss at the dial feet. The movement has straight pillars, and appears to have always had steel cable in lieu of chain to connect the fusee. Heavy pendulum appears to be original. Ht 15"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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DESCRIPTION:
English, pub or dial clock, single fusee, with 11 inch painted dial on a turned / segmented mahogany bezel, wall hanging, C.1890
CONDITION:
needs some work, but will restore OK. The pendulum is lacking and the side door is absent. The heavy fusee movement is complete and sound, just dirty, no marks nor name. Original painted dial once showed the name of the retailer, now too faint to read. Hands are original. Small veneer chip on outer box. Ht 15"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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DESCRIPTION:
German, Art Nouveau wall clock in oak, with fancy floral pattern dial center and matching pendulum, with a quality solid plate / cut pinion mov't with dead beat escapement. Open well or "Berlin" style case with free swinging pendulum, pressed floral patterns repeated on the door.
CONDITION:
the Flemish [dark] oak case has been refinished; threaded case stabilizers are absent [bases are there]; otherwise this clock is in very good original condition. Note the mov't is complete, but the hub for the minute hand needs attention before you can run the clock. Ht 26"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$230
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DESCRIPTION:
German, Gustav Becker (Silesia), open well or Berlin style wall clock in walnut, with "cello" covered dial and a replacement top, C1900.
CONDITION:
Case retains original finish with some nicks and scrapes. The home made top is made of old wood, but is really not the proper style for the case. Well made Becker mov't is dirty but still ticks and strikes. Celluloid chapter ring has some cracks and is beginning to deteriorate. Nice embossed brass pendulum depicts a young lady with large blossoms in her hair and a starry halo. Ht 29"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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DESCRIPTION:
German, Komet, Circa 1895, 8" disc music box, center drive.
CONDITION:
walnut veneered box in fair condition has a warped and cracked top and bottom with loss to the brand inlay on the lid. Comb is intact. There is no key with this box, so we are unable to verify the spring is good, but Dr. Newman felt sure it was playing in the past. Fourteen discs are included, although some have surface rust. Sold as-is. Key is a slotted tube with a handle on the end, simple enough to make. Includes "O Tannenbaum" and some other recognizeable tunes. Ht 7"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$300
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DESCRIPTION:
German, reproduction Teller-Uhr, mantle style, in a heavy cast brass case, cast brass dial and cast hands, cow's tail pendulum, c.1975. This is a quality clock; they sold new for a thousand D-marks, around $300 at the time.
CONDITION:
overall like new and seems to run OK. Note movement is protected by a heavy iron box behind the dial, with a third leg, just like the originals; remove 3 screws for access. An original, C.1700, would have had only a single hand. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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DESCRIPTION:
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ACORN" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.
CONDITION:
excellent original condition. Tabalet is of a gentleman riding a horse passing a city building and 2 dogs. We sold a similar example in 2005. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$220
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DESCRIPTION:
Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "ONION TOP" shelf clock, , 4-candle sticks, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.
CONDITION:
the tablet is of J. C. Brown's home in Bristol. Overall excellent original condition. Ht 12.5"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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DESCRIPTION:
Rodney Brace, North Bridgewater, Mass., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike wood movement shelf clock.
CONDITION:
refinished mahogany and figured maple veneered case in clean condition with a couple of repairs to the top and the left top column block replaced. Tablet is a replacement by Lee Davis. Dial is of the appropriate type for the period, but maybe a replacement as there are extra mounting pin holes. Hands are original. Dark but very readable label inside case. Good running order. Ht 34.25"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$450
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DESCRIPTION:
Sangamo Electric Co., Springfield, Ill., Circa 1928, An ingenious designed movement that uses jewel double-roller lever escapement from a 16 size Illinois pocket watch. The balance wheel is visible on the dial. An electric motor winds the movement in minute increments as needed and allowing the clock to run 30 hours if the electricity goes out. At the time the cycles per second had not been standardized and this clock still had to capacity to keep accurate time.
CONDITION:
mahogany veneered case in very clean condition in an original finish wigh some minor blemishes. Original silvered dial some minor tarnish. Hands are original. Original cord is starting to fray, and for safety should be replaced. Ht 9"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas Clock Co. Thomaston Conn. "SHIP'S BELL, OUTSIDE BELL" model 30 hour ship's strike, spring driven mvt in brass case with large bell attached to back-board of case, c.1890
CONDITION:
the nickel finished case has been polished to brass, the dial is generally darkened and with some larger tarnished spots, no label, rt bezel catch is absent. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn, c.1904, "EMPIRE No. 10", Crystal Regulator, 8-day gong strike mantel clock.
CONDITION:
very good condition overall. The cast top and bottom have some oxidation. The movement appears to have been cleaned and is running briskly. The 2-vial pendulum is intact, dial perfect with good signature, and all the beveled glass is excellent. For reference, see Tran Ly's 3rd edition Seth Thomas book page 240, fig 730; Ly 2004 price guide = $700, but like most things, the price is a bit lower now. Ht 15.25"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$270
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DESCRIPTION:
Swiss, 6" cylinder, 8-tune music box, as-found, with original tune sheet.
CONDITION:
there is one tooth and 5 additional tips missing, but it still tries to play the lively tunes, including March des Valentaines, Auld Lang Syne, Peek-a-Boo, & When the Little Stars are Twinkling. This box is not for the meek, but has potential if you are up to tooth and tip repair. Width of box 14"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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DESCRIPTION:
Swiss, 8-tune music box, less tune card, in a refinished case, cylinder width = 8.25", c.1890
CONDITION:
this box has had a hard life. Several dampers need attention and there are bent pins on the cylinder. Still it plays a few recognizeable classics; start/ stop levers, tune change lever and winding lever all functional. Teeth and tips are all good. Width of box 17"
ESTIMATE:
$200
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$300
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1910, Royal Bonn, "LA SEDAN", damaged case and fancy dial (open 'scape) movement from another Ansonia clock.
CONDITION:
the green porcelain case has a 6 inch crack up the left side of the case and may not survive shipment. The large round, rack strike movement with fancy brass dial is from another case, the side straps adapted to fit this case. Bottom gong board is missing, and gong is separate. Ht 11.2"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "BABY" cast metal desk "fan" being held by an infant, with a 1-day timepiece movement.
CONDITION:
the entire case was carefully over-painted with gold some time ago, and it looks OK: it is otherwise in good original condition. Pls see Ly's Ansonia book, item #2114 for details. Ht 5.3"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$190
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., PLATO No. 1, digital novelty clock; the cental shaft rotates once per hour and the number plates are released as it turns.
CONDITION:
the finger that holds back the hours is original, the lower one for the minutes has been replaced. Brass case has discoloration. Glass cylinder is perfect. Ticks robustly. See Ly Ansonia book #2405, price guide = $450. Ht 6"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$290
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., Porcelain china clock, C.1900, standard line "WAG", in a darker pink color with floral decorations, restored.
CONDITION:
overall good original condition, nicely cleaned. Floral transfer below dial, on sides and top. Porcelain dial perfect. See Ly's book on Ansonia, page 591. Ht 11.7"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
Ansonia Clock Co., Regulator A with calendar, time and gong strike, in a walnut case, as-found.
CONDITION:
the paper dial got torn around 1 and has been glued back in place; other stains on dial. The lower sides have some abrasion & chips to the veneer, and the door has a sliver of wood missing and is absent veneer. Generally fair to good original condition, with proper pendulum, bezel, dial hands and label. Ht 32"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$230
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Barr Mfg Corp, Weedsport, NY, EXECUTIVE model, battery powered desk clock, with original glass dome. Note that Barr changed from a pancake style pendulum to a cylindrical style pendulum.
CONDITION:
overall excellent original condition. Base with bubble level & threaded "leveling feet" for assistance in setting beat. Note mahogany base has some scratches. Ht 10"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
French for Tiffany, Carriage Timepiece, c.1900, in an unusual brass case with reeded columns, cast French feet, pineapple finials and bands of acanthus leaves around top and bottom.
CONDITION:
only top and left beveled glasses are without some damage. Porcelain dial is perfect, with the Tiffany name prominent and strongly showing. Retains original platform with good staff. Needs cleaning but will tick with pressure on center shaft. Overall very good condition and will restore nicely. Ht 6.5"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$280
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DESCRIPTION:
French, cast metal figural clock with a gilt base, two 17th century combatants, clothed in chain mail, resting between battles, with a silk-thread, bell strike movement.
CONDITION:
a clock with a lot of eye appeal. The mov't needs attention & a pair of hands, as these do not fit. As-found, from storage. Ht 13.5"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$250
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DESCRIPTION:
French, Samuel Marti for Bailey Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia PA, C.1913, Brass crystal regulator with 8-day time and strike mvmt and 2-glass vial pendulum.
CONDITION:
the front glass has a chip in the upper left corner, the right side glass is missing. Mercury pendulum is complete except one turned nut missing/replaced. The dial is signed "France" and is in good condition There is an engraved inscription, inside on the "floor" of the clock "To Helen Q. Nields, Christmas, 1913." {only seen on close inspection} The back of the movement is impressed with Sam'l Marti award medallion, and also Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia. Quality piece worth restoring. Ht. 12"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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DESCRIPTION:
French, Vincenti & Cie, 8-day time & gong strike, 4-glass crystal regular, in a smaller than usual size, and with porcelain dial having polychrome floral decorations, and the inscription "Long" & Boston, c.1900.
CONDITION:
brass case has oxidation and needs polishing.. Original porcelain dial has some minor roughness at the strike side winding arbor. Hands are original. The beveled glass panel on the back door has a small chip on lower corner. The rest of the beveled glass panels are fine. Movement is signed, with Vincenti award medallion for year 1855. Orig 2-vial pendulum is intact. Ht 8.75"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$250
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DESCRIPTION:
Gilbert "UNIVERSITY" hanging store regulator spring driven time only with 12" Arabic numeral paper over gilt pan dial in polished mahogany case, c1913
CONDITION:
replaced Coca Cola advertising dial with corresponding reproduction reverse painting on lower glass reading "IN BOTTLES 5¢", refinished case, very clean and seems to run, 34"H
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$190
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Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "mirror-side" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.
CONDITION:
overall excellent original condition. Jim Davis was a rural postman who bought clocks at nearly every home in his area. When the old ones dried up, he began copying them in miniature configuration. The workmanship is very nice. Ht 15"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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DESCRIPTION:
New Haven Clock Co., Circa 1865, mini 2-weight, 30-hour time/strike brass movement small size OG shelf clock.
CONDITION:
refinished rosewood and mahogany veneered case in nice clean condition with some minor chips at the case corners. Repainted metal dial appears to be original. Hands are original. Tablet has been well repainted in NY style, surely a $150 tablet. Ht 21"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$290
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas Clock Co, ST. LOUIS model from city series, 30-hour time, gong strike and alarm, in an ash & rosewood veneered case, C.1880
CONDITION:
there are some veneer chips along the base, and veneer repairs across the top molding; the case has been refinished, and dial repainted. Retains a good label. Note alarm mechanism is present; set disc is packed separate & not on for foto. Ht 15.5"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas Clock Co., C.1911, "EMPIRE No. 0", 8-day time/strike crystal regulator mantel clock.
CONDITION:
gold finish brass case in as found condition with most of the gold worn off. Original porcelain dial has fancy polychrome floral wreath decorations, is perfect, & the hands are original. Beveled glass panels are perfect. Pendulum is fine. Ht 10.75"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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DESCRIPTION:
Seth Thomas Clock Co., c.1920, ENGINE LEVER, double spring, time only marine clock in a nickeled brass case, 8-day.
CONDITION:
there are two tiny holes in the dial where a name plaque had been removed, otherwise the clock is excellent and original, with a super full label on the rear. Ht 6.2"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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Seth Thomas, Plymouth, Conn., Circa 1845, 30-hour time/strike steeple top shelf clock, brass, 2-wt mov't.
CONDITION:
refinished mahogany and rosewood veneered case is very clean with a very small piece of veneer missing at the top of the peak. Original painted dial has some loss and repaint at the winding arbors and mounting pins. Tablet in the door are original, note the bottom tablet shows the house of Ithial Town, Esq. {house was razed in 1957}. Finials are not original. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Case lacks a label. Good running order. Ht 28.5"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$275
PRICE SOLD:
$220
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Waterbury Clock Co., C.1914, "TROUVILLE", mahogany cased 'crystal regulator', with 2-vial pendulum and porcelaian dial.
CONDITION:
a couple scratches to case side, but overall very good original condition, running. This is a one-owner clock from a local New Hampshire home and has been well cared for since new. For reference, see Ly's book on Waterbury, page 155, fig 454. Has a good label on bottom. Nice rack striking mov't. Ht 9.2"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$260
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DESCRIPTION:
Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., 12" Octagon Drop, model #3027, timepiece with calendar, in oak. This model wtih simpler molding replaced the Admiral model around 1915. 8-day duration.
CONDITION:
although the dial has been properly re-papered, the clock is otherwise in excellent original condition, with a nice label on the rear. Ht 26.7"
ESTIMATE:
$175
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1906, "BONANZA" cast metal carriage clock, profusely decorated with brilliants on case front and sides, 1-day timepiece.
CONDITION:
although there a couple of misty looking brilliants, overall this clock is in very good original condition. Ht 5"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$225
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Ansonia Clock Co., NY, "TUNIS" model, walnut cased time and strike mantel clock with solid porcelain dial, c.1900
CONDITION:
although the strike spring is broken, the remainder is in overall in good original condition, with label on back of rear door, original pendulum, hands and hardware. Note label is dark but legible. Ht 14"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$280
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DESCRIPTION:
Boston, Mass., Circa 1830, 8-day patent or banjo timepiece, incomplete.
CONDITION:
mahogany case in as found condition in need of restoration. Bottom door is missing; bottom panel is loose {there are 2, the original {broken} and a replacement bottom}. Throat door now gold painted with one of the small pieces of rope trim missing. Period painted dial that could be a replacement. Unknown banjo type weight brass movement of circa 1930 is not original to the case. Side-arms are later additions. Includes modern lead weight, no pendulum. Ht 29.5"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$310
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Bradley Mfg Co., Southington, Conn, 8-day cottage clock in rosewood, C.1850
CONDITION:
the veneer is in good condition, except for a chip on the door. The top tablet has a missing chip in the glass top left corner. Bottom tablet has flaking right through the center of the palace. Ht 15"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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Daniel Pratt's Sons, Reading, Mass., & 49 Union St, Boston, Circa 1850, 30-hour time/strike "four steeple" sharp gothic.
CONDITION:
refinished mahogany veneered case in especially clean condition. Dial and movement are both signed C. Jerome, but these seem to be replacements as there are blocks inside the case for a movement with a full-width seatboard that would slide into the groves. Hands are period. Design on the tablet is well preserved. An example of a very similar case with the S. B. Terry movement is shown in "Horology Americana", pg. 184; this was most likely in this case originally. Note also that the pendulum bob has been modified so that this mov't will keep time in this case. Mov't is clean & runs briskly. Ht 19.75"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$240
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DESCRIPTION:
French, comptoise wall clock from the Morbier region, 2-tr crown verve mov't, C.1840, less weights.
CONDITION:
the porcelain dial has damage at the center and by numeral 11 and has been painted over in those spots; still many hairlines. This movement has prayer-repeat feature that strikes the hours exactly at 12, and then repeats the hour 2 minutes later. Ht as shown on wall 54" ht of dial surround 12". Note pressed brass dial surround features a brace of horses pulling a primitive plow at planting time, also 2 farmers.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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DESCRIPTION:
German, carved Black Forest barometer & thermometer set on a wall mount with carved stag's head and foliage, C.1880
CONDITION:
the thermometer scale is painted on milk glass and is a little faded, still legible. Aneroid barometer has a porcelain dial that is fine - no hairlines. Ht. 20"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$95
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German, Gustav Becker {Freiburg / Schloss}, C.1914, WESTMINSTER chime mantel clock, with robust Becker signed movement, serial 2,387,097, in a round gothic style mahogany case.
CONDITION:
this clock suffered some shipping damage and the board that holds the gong came loose and needs re-attaching properly [has screws]. The movement has been serviced and appears to be re-bushed. The embossed silvered dial is still in good condition, and with a subsidiary dial in the arch for 'F/S' regulation. One ball foot has come separated from its retainer. Ht 12.5"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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German, Hubert Herr, Triberg cuckoo clock 30 hour, three train, quarter strike weight driven movement with cuckoo and quail, case w/ two bird and six leaf motif, c1910
CONDITION:
the left bellow is missing top part, other bellows weak, one branch of trim behind bird on bottom is broken. Both hand painted wooden birds with articulated wings are still in nice condition. 3 iron pine cone wts do not match. Ht 18"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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DESCRIPTION:
German, Kienzle, "R-A", Spring Driven wall regulator, in a walnut and walnut veneer case, and with R-A grid style pendulum, C.1900.
CONDITION:
the well made Kienzle mov't (flying dial trademark), has solid plates and cut pinions, and strikes the hours on a coiled wire gong. Mov't is original to the case. Although there are some nicks and scrapes and one leaf broken away on top trim, the clock is overall in good original condition. Ht.
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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International Time Recording Co., Endicott, N.Y., heavy duplex time only mvt with no recorder in walnut case with AN metal dial and two wind indicators, c1920
CONDITION:
original finish, silvered dial with a little wear but in good condition, the company signature transfer on glass door is in good condition with no loss, original winding and door keys. Ht 33"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$190
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J. C. Brown, Forestville, Conn., C.1845, 8-day time/strike OG shelf clock.
CONDITION:
refinished mahogany and rosewood veneered case in nice clean condition with some very minor veneer loss at the corners. Original painted dial has paint loss and age related discoloration. Hands and tablet are original. Label is a little dark with wear, but readable. Ht 29"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$350
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New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn. "BLAKE" model 8 day time only spring driven mvt in oak short drop octagon case with applied carved trim pieces and RN paper over gilt pan 12" dial, c1900
CONDITION:
refinished case, replaced paper dial, the lower glass has gilt transfer in good condition reading "REGULATOR", good label with one smudge still very legible. 27"H
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., c.1885, ECLIPSE model walnut parlor clock, time, gong strike and alarm, 8-day, button latch door.
CONDITION:
the dial has been papered over, and the central trim ring got a bit distorted in the process. Otherwise the clock is in very good original condition, with proper cast pendulum, hands, alarm and tablet, + original finish intact. This model was made as a soap premium in the late 1800s and thousands were produced, yet it endures as one of the most popular shelf models. Inside instructions intact, some loss & water stain. Suspension spring needs attn {minor}, Ht 24"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$180
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., ENGINE LEVER, c.1935, rolled brass tub and hinged bezel, with duplex spring lever timepiece movement #10.
CONDITION:
the case has some tarnish, the dial has a spot of tarnish toward 4, and general light spotting. Seems to run OK. Ht 7"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Swiss, Le Coultre, "RUE DE LA PAIX" mini street timepiece, 8-day rear wind, set & regulation, lever mov't, C.1965.
CONDITION:
in checking on eBay, we see these originals selling for around $250 and more, however we note that Bob Crowder [ProClocks] is selling a Chinese reproduction for less than a hundred. We guarantee ours to be a vintage Swiss Le Coultre, and not a new Chinese "look-a-like" [that even says Le Coultre}. Overall very good original condition; only minor spotting on original lacquer. Ht =11.15"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$120
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Terry Clock Co., Pittsfield, Mass., Circa 1883, GOOD LUCK, 30-hour alarm timepiece, with exposed balance on dial.
CONDITION:
cast brass front with "Good Luck" embossed in the horseshoe design. Original paper dial is very nice for its age. Hands are original. Unusual movement with the three-legged balance escapement visible at the 6 o'clock position. The company made many variations on their alarm clock, and this is an especially nice one. Ht 9.25"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$250
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., oak cased, short drop octagon, model # 3027, time only, 8-day, c.1915
CONDITION:
the case has been nicely refinished to a honey color and the dial has been re-papered. Otherwise the clock is in very good original condition, with a super label on the rear. Ht 26.7"
ESTIMATE:
$150
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$220
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Ansonia Clock Co., cast pot metal BANK novelty, the case depicting dogs and horseback hunters capturing a wild boar, and the back with slots for coins and a key lock door to remove the money [no key], c.1910
CONDITION:
the old gold finish on the case has worn to white metal on the high spots. Movement is complete and sound; ticks and stops. Paper dial darkening with age, still pretty good. There is no key to the lock of the coin chamber in the base of the clock case. Ht 5.5"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1910, "VIDA" cast metal carriage timepiece with 1-day back wind movement.
CONDITION:
this is one of two of this model in our auction, and although both are worm mostly to copper, this one has a bit more gold still showing on the case. Dial is perfect. Ticks and stops. Ht 5.2"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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E. & A. Ingraham & Co., Ansonia, Conn. "STEEPLE CLOCK" model 8 day time, strike and alarm spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted zinc dial, (Had fire Dec1855 and were at Ansonia less than a year and went bankrupt. Scarce label)
CONDITION:
the mahogany veneer retains its original finish and has a couple of small sections that have bubbled slightly on the left front side of the case, the spires on the finials have been shortened and turned to flat, the original dial shows some minor losses mostly concealed by door but is 95% intact, the original tablet is in good condition and possibly a Fenn stencil with only minor loss, original hands, replacement pendulum bob needs new suspension wire installed (which is included inside the case). Ht 20"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$175
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E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn, DEW DROP CALENDAR, round drop wall clock, 8-day, time.
CONDITION:
this clock has been in storage and is dirty, however the original graining on the case is still intact. The original paper dial has turned dark with age. Mov't needs cleaning. Hands & pendulum are original; some red paint worn from calendar hand. No label, + assorted nicks and scrapes. Ht 24"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$190
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French, Circa 1890, 8-day time/strike marble mantel clock, in classic tambour design.
CONDITION:
black and contrasting green marble mantel clock in very nice clean condition with just a slight amount of roughness on the contrasting marble surrounding the dial. Original porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. The only negative is the gong assembly is missing. Serial number on the pendulum matches the number on the movement, which is clean and in running order. Ht 11" $125--175
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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H. J. DAVIES, New York, C.1875, walnut parlor clock, the ORIENTAL, with label on back, 8-day time and strike, with double barrel pendulum {w/ Davies Patent imprint}.
CONDITION:
the case has been stripped but never properly finished. Mov't is complete and sound. History buffs will recall that Ansonia bought the entire stock of Henry Davies and established him as General Manager of the "new" Ansonia Clock Co. in Dec of 1877. Note label is dark but legible. Ht 22"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$455
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Jerome & Co., (New Haven), "TUSCAN", C.1880, 8-day time and strike gothic style mantel clock with gilt wood accents to the rosewood case.
CONDITION:
the dial is original and the case retains original finish. Someone glued the original Tuscan label to the back of the butterfly tablet, which had already lost much of its light blue background paint. The label is dark but fully legible. Veneer is in good condition; some loss to accent gilding. Ht 17.7"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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New Haven Clock Co., "GEM EXTRA", 8-day time and gong strike mantel clock in a Gothic case with rosewood veneer, and with pressed glass pattern pendulum.
CONDITION:
fancy pattern tablet is original and intact. The veneer has some chips on front and large chips to the base, some stained in. Original painted dial is darkening a bit, but has no flakes and is in good condition. Generally fair to good condition. Ht 17"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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P. Barnes & Co., Bristol, Conn, 3-deck shelf clock, with extra large strap brass mov't [Ives rectangular style], time and strike, C.1836
CONDITION:
feet are missing, bottom tablet clear, no glass in top, slide mirror behind dial is lacking. No chimney caps, one return missing. Hands are original. Columns retain original finish and gilding with wear and loss. Label inside with losses, but legible, NO weights. Note this has original large square cast gong base. Ht 35"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$225
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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Waterbury Clock Co., C.1909, PEARL model "night clock", 30 hour back wind / set timepiece with an opalene [glass] dial, with gilt cast bezel and bracket to set on a gas burner (or to set as a strut on the mantel). With your gas lamp set on low, you had a nite lite and the visible time when you got up before day break.
CONDITION:
overall good original condition and a nice example of this model; no cracks nor chips; minor paint loss on numerals. See Ly's Waterbury book, page 486, fig 1819. Price guide for 2001 = $225. Ht 5.5"
ESTIMATE:
$125
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$175
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Ansonia Brass & Copper Co.,"TUCKER No. 2", bronze over iron shelf clock with one day balance wheel movement and porcelain dial.
CONDITION:
there is a little roughness around the winding hole, otherwise this is in excellent original condition. For reference, see Ly's Ansonia book page 364, figure 1383. Price guide for 2004 = $275. Our estimate reflects current market. Note mov't has turned slightly in case; can be straightened. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$130
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Ansonia Brass and Copper Company, Ansonia Conn "BEEHIVE" model 8 day time and strike spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted Roman numeral dial, c1869 - 1877
CONDITION:
old refinish on mahogany veneer with several small (less than 1/2" diameter) chips and missing segments in veneer on base, original dial in good condition with essentially no loss, original tablet has been touched up, the label is dark and spotted slightly but is 99% present and easy to read, replacement pendulum bob. Ht 18 3/4"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Ansonia Brass Co., Ansonia, Conn., C.1855, short drop chisel-bottom timepiece, 8-day.
CONDITION:
rosewood veneered case in as found condition in original finish. Veneer on the outer edge of the octagon dial surround shows age cracks and lifting creating a rough surface, and there are some chips. Original painted dial has some minor chips and loss at the mounting screws and a small area at 4 o'clock, but is overall excellent. Hands and tablet are original, even paint on reverse of tablet is original. Label inside has darkened, but is very readable. Overall a good original school clock, runs fine. Ht 24.5"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$100
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Ansonia Clock Co. New York, C.1896, "FROLIC", one day novelty, cast spelter, showing a farm couple dancing, mov't with silvered dial with embossed floral center.
CONDITION:
the case was painted black at some point, and the paint has oxidized and is starting to flake away. Mov't is complete and sound, ticks and stops. Note this is a easel case; third leg turns out from under the base to stand on a desk. This is one of two of this model selling. Ht 7.2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Ansonia Clock Co., "Dresden" model, Circa 1905, 8-day time/strike porcelain mantel clock. Information on the back states this clock was manufactured for the American Wringer Co., No. 99 Chambers St., New York. This was Ansonia's domestic version of their imported "LaNord" case, with only minor variations.
CONDITION:
porcelain case is in generally good condition, with floral accents and dark pink highlights; most of the gold highlights have worn off, some minor roughness near the feet, couple spots of latex paint that will clean off. Original porcelain dial is perfect and the hands are original. Metal access door on the back needs attaching [screws and cork are lost] Pendulum is original.. Ht 11.2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$200
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Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn. "STEEPLE CLOCK" with 30 hour, time and strike spring driven mvt in mahogany veneered case with painted zinc dial, c1860
CONDITION:
original finish has been wire wooled and reshellacked, old dial in good condition with no significant losses, replaced tablet, good label is lifting off a little and has one small tear near bottom. Ht 20"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$95
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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "FROLIC" cast metal desk novelty, with 1-day rear wind mov't, with silvered brass dial and embossed floral dial center.
CONDITION:
this is the second of two of this model in our auction. This one has much nicer finish and dial, however, the gentleman's HAT is missing on this one. Ht. 7.2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1910, "VIDA" cast metal carriage timepiece with 1-day back wind movement.
CONDITION:
this is the second of two of this model we are selling. Although the case is worn mostly to copper {the spelter cases are heavily coppered and then gold applied}, it still shows signs of good care and is a nice example of this model. ht 5.2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$60
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C.& N. Jerome, Bristol, Conn., Circa 1835, 30-hour time/strike round side shelf clock.
CONDITION:
mahogany veneered case in an old/original finish with some minor repairs. Dial glass and mirror are replacements. Backboard was removed and covered with new blue velvet cloth. Period card label intact. Original zinc dial with loss to chapter paint. Hands are replacements. Ht 22"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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E. N. Welch Mfg. Co, "ERMINE", walnut gingerbread clock, time, gong strike and bell alarm, 8-day. C.1884.
CONDITION:
case retains original finish with light crazing, very nice, as is orig painted dial. Hands, tablet and pendulum are original. Partial labels on case back. Note nice sandwich glass pendulum with green Maltese cross inside. Ht. 22.5"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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Forestville Manufacturing Co., Bristol, Conn., Circa 1850, 8-day time /strike Iron case with MOP shelf clock.
CONDITION:
iron case with MOP decorations is in clean condition with some small paint loss on the sides and top of the case. Gold decoration is partly obscured by the alligator finish. Original painted dial is worn with some loss. Hour hand looks to be a later replacement, proper size. Ribbed plate movement is signed "Brewster & Ingrahams", one of Brown's suppliers at the time. Mov't clean and running/ striking well. Forestville label is faded and difficult to read. Although these are odd, Chris has seen period advertisements (peddler's books) from Forestville Mfg that included iron fronts. Ht 14"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$210
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Franz Hermle Germany skeletonized mantle clock with 8 day time and strike 11J gilt spring driven mvt striking the hours and chiming the quarter hours on nest of four bells with Arabic numeral chapter ring, c1990
CONDITION:
almost still like new, mvt gilt plates and bells still very bright, strikes properly, dial in good condition. Ht 10" without glass case, 11 1/2" with glass case
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$375
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George Dorne, NY, No. 42, 1973, wall bracket and water wheel to a weight driven clepsydra, now lacking dial & pointer.
CONDITION:
someone applied masking tape to the brass cylinder and it dried there; we spent 30 minutes trying to get it off for the foto. Wall bracket is intact. Dial /chapter needed is around 4 1/2 inches in diameter, best is to correspond with someone who has one. Diameter of wheel = 6.5" Water wheel does turn OK, and with Dorne plaque and information.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$50
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Gilbert Clock Co., miniature "Hollywood" wall timepiece in a mahogany stained poplar case, and with beveled glass in lower door.
CONDITION:
this model does not show in the Gilbert catalog, however the case profile is identical to the Hollywood, just a third smaller. Retains original cylindrical pendulum. Someone has tole-painted a floral basket on the dial center, well done. Ht 16.5"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Home made pillar and scroll, using a brass Chauncey Jerome OG movement, the case of all pine, including the finials, 1-day, C.1950.
CONDITION:
this was made by a pretty good cabinet maker, and the proportions are OK. Despite the hours of hand labor to produce it, it is unfortunately only a decorative item at this point. Mov't is ok, and with 2 weights. Door hinges need attention. Ht 32"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$35
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J. C. Brown, Forestville, Conn., C.1845, 30-hour time/strike OG shelf clock.
CONDITION:
rosewood veneered case in very nice clean condition in an old and possibly original finish with a couple of veneer chips on the front base. Original painted dial with some loss at the winding holes and mounting pins. Hands are replaced. Clean label inside case. Tablet with some minor loss is original. As a point of interest the house depicted in the tablet [residence of Ithial Town, Esq] was a former landmark in New Haven, but was razed in 1957. Ht 26"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "BEEHIVE" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.
CONDITION:
as us often the case with originals, this cutie has a painted tablet of a beehive. Overall excellent. Ht 12"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Jim Davis, Greensboro, NC, C.1975, miniature "teardrop" shelf clock, walnut cased with German 8-day time only mov't.
CONDITION:
excellent original shape. The tablet is an appropriate mini version of what would have appeared in a Victorian shelf clock. Ht 13.5"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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Mov't & case, a C.1900 movement from a Seth Thomas striking "World", long drop, now in a recent home-made walnut case.
CONDITION:
Seems to tick and strike. Hard to say whether it would be better to hunt for an old case, or enjoy the clock as is. In any case, out estimate is based on the value of the large #40 mov't w/ seconds bit, on cast iron bracket, plus pendulum & cathedral gong. Rear case hanger needs replacing. Ht 39"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$140
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New Haven Clock Co., C.1870, 30-hour time & strike miniature OOG shelf clock.
CONDITION:
well figured mahogany veneered case is in clean condition in an old finish with a small repair on the half round molding on the right side, and other minor imperfections. Original painted dial is stained with general paint loss and wear; still should be kept as is. Hands and tablet are original. Ht 18.25"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$80
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New Haven Clock Co., walnut parlor clock, the door flanked by full turned columns, a balustrade across the top and a frieze in the rear, C.1885
CONDITION:
the top 4 finials have been recently turned and stained to match. Dial is original. Early Jerome hands are from another clock; retains original "indicator" pendulum and colorful tablet. Movement ticks and strikes, but has been dunked in light oil and really needs a cleaning. Ht 23.5"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$150
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Seth Thomas Clock Co., "TUDOR No. 1", C.1879, 8-day time/strike mantel clock.
CONDITION:
refinished rosewood veneered case in clean condition. Small thin worn area to the veneer just above 12 o'clock. Original dial has been repainted. "ST" hands are original. Clean label inside case. This model is hard to find in good condition, and this is a nice example. Ht 16"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$240
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Seth Thomas Thomaston, Conn "COLLEGE NEW YORK" from the Seth Thomas College Series 8 day, half hour strike and alarm spring driven mvt in old oak case with gilt pan 6" dial, c1900
CONDITION:
nicely patinated old refinish, the original dial is in good conditon with no losses and only minor discoloration and strong signature, the label giving directions on case back is fully intact and easy to read and the label inside the case is 80%+ intact and legible, the gilt transfer of the glass is in excellent condition with almost no loss, cast Seth Thomas pendulum bob with lion's head motif. Ht 23 1/2"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$90
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Symphonion, Twenty 10" (25.5cm) center drive music box discs.
CONDITION:
discs are in are overall in good condition with all but a few projections intact; many of them with some light surface rust caused by minor water damage. This disc fits a variety of Symphonion boxs, but especially the model 48R wall clock with music box in lower section.
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$110
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Terhune & Edwards, New York, Circa 1865, 30-hour time/strike iron front mantel clock.
CONDITION:
iron front case in fairly good condition with some of the paint remaining on the cast flowers. Scene in the center has some stains and discoloration. Original paper dial with wear, staining and loss. Hands appear to be original. Clean label inside case. Runs briskly. Nice Americana. Ht 16.25"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$200
PRICE SOLD:
$170
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Unsigned American store regulator, 8-day timepiece, in an oak case, less bottom trim.
CONDITION:
the case has been refinished to a golden color. Rear hanger is absent and brackets and a strong wire have been added / replacements are available from Timesavers.com. Dial was replaced long ago, correct for the pan. There is a sliver of wood missing on rt side of door. Hands are one size too small. Runs. Ht as shown 34"
ESTIMATE:
$100
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$150
PRICE SOLD:
$160
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