Antique Clocks Price

Description Germany, ca. 1900. 13 – 5/8″ discs and open brass weights. Condition (Excellent). Size 96″ T. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

HERSCHEDE WALNUT GRANDFATHER CLOCK, C. 1970, H 74″, W 21″, D 12″:made in U.S.A. with three weights, brass and wood pendulum; full front access door with beveled glass; walnut case; Arabic numerals, moon phase dial at top; key for access door; Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

MAHOGANY GRANDFATHER CLOCK, H 86″, L 20″, D 10 1/4″:Having black Roman Numerals, a two key wind, an arched glass door (cracked). Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

98. OAK, TALL CASE, NINE TUBE CLOCK IN THE GOTHIC REVIVAL STYLE. Made at the turn of the century. Original finish. Attributed to the Tobey Company. Movement by Herschedes, retailed through John Wanamakers, New York. 106.5″h x 33″w x 17.5″d. Est. $15,000-18,000. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Sheraton mahogany grandfather clock with broken arch pediment and chamfered corners, signed “J. Nayler, Leeds,” c.1860, 24″ wide, 91″ high Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Satinwood inlay, etched metal dial, one hand broken. Very dusty, needs a good cleaning. Cost to clean about $250.00. Case in good condition, but some wear as expected. Measures 19″ wide x 10″ deep x 80″ high. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images: