Antique Clocks Price

Seth Thomas Empire No. 60 Bowfront Crystal Regulator, with brass and beveled glass case, floral decorated porcelain dial with Arabic numerals and marked Seth Thomas and eight-day time and strike movement with faux mercury two jar pendulum, ht. 11 in. Condition report Condition: good glass Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a […]

Antique Eli Terry mahogany cased shelf clock with painted wooden dial, reverse painted glass door, time and strike, 32″ high, 17.5″ wide – damage around escutcheon and 1 damaged foot. Condition report PLEASE NOTE: Bloomington Auction Gallery makes every effort to completely and accurately represent items for sale. To that end, The “Condition Report” is […]

Seth Thomas Mahogany Veneered Shelf Clock, with brass thirty-hour spring-powered movement, painted zinc dial and original paper label inside case. Condition report Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. Skinner Inc. shall have no responsibility for any […]

Rosewood “London Mantel” Eight-Day Fusee Shelf Clock by Atkins Clock Company, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1860, with turned and gilded columns flanking the gold and black transfer decorated tablets depicting a running corgi, lower rosewood veneered panel door, printed maker’s label stating Thirty and Eight-Day Clocks and Time-Pieces, Made and Sold by the Atkins Clock Comp’y, […]

Mahogany Empire Shelf Clock by Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Connecticut, 1850, with full-length glazed door over the painted wooden dial with Roman numerals faintly signed Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, transfer and paint-decorated tablet of a stone building, business card printed maker’s label stating Chauncey Jerome, Clock Manufacturer, New-Haven, Conn, eight-day time and strike brass movement […]

Regulator Wall Clock, with black and gold glasses, painted zinc dial, eight-day time-only movement with pendulum and iron weight, (lacking lower door and glass), ht. 28 1/2 in. Condition report Any condition statement is given as a courtesy to a client, is only an opinion and should not be treated as a statement of fact. […]