Antique Clocks Price

Seth Thomas No. 3 Parlor Calendar Clock, Thomaston, Connecticut, the rosewood veneered case with 8 in. painted zinc time and calendar dials, original printed maker’s label inside door, eight-day time and strike movement and lower calendar mechanism, ht. 27 in. Condition report Condition: Both dials repainted, minor veneer losses. Any condition statement is given as […]

Prentice Calendar & Time Co. Wall Clock, walnut case with 9 1/2 in. zinc dial with Roman numerals and marked Prentice Calendar & Time Co., New York, thirty-day time-only movement with cast iron mounting bracket, apertures for indicating the month, day of week, and day of the month with printed markings on rotating wooden drums […]

Fashion #9 Calendar Clock: black dial calendar, walnut case. All items sell As Is, Where Is, no guarantees of any kind. We accept Mastercard & Visa, no paypal, no personal checks, no money orders, no wire transfers. Your credit card will be charged twice; once for the purchase and once for packing and shipping, You, […]

Welch Arditi Walnut Calendar Clock: 8 day time with gong strike. It has 2-8″ dial, the calendar is Gales Patent Perpetual. It shows day of month, day of week and the month. There are 2 good paper labels on the back of the case; one mentions half hour strike. (Not sure of the calendar, there […]

Seth Thomas “Parlor Calendar No. 9” Mantle Clock. Spade Hour & Minute hands, painted dial w/ roman numerals and painted calendar dial w/ Arabic numerals. Quality signed spring driven movement, dead-beat escapement, 8 day, time & strike on a single coiled gong. Fancy walnut case w/ applied carvings, burled panels, turned columns and a high […]

VICTORIAN DOUBLE-DIAL CALENDAR WALL CLOCK, Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Connecticut, late 19th century; a model no. 28 with 8-day springwound movement that strikes on the hour and the half; 8″ clock and calendar dials visible with brass pendulum through the long glass door. Carved walnut clock case length – 40-1/2 inches. Images Click on thumbnails […]