Walnut wall clock, silvered dial, time & strike movement, early 20th c., 28 1/2″ x 14″ x 7″ Condition report Ogee molded crest rail repaired & casing, difficulty in opening door, veneer chips on side edges, silver wear on dial, “OPERATION NOT OBSERVED”, no key Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
American Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, Conn. “8 Day Parlor Calendar” Clock, Circa 1860, 8″ upper dial repapered on original dial pan, lower dial original & 10% flaked, 8-day, brass weight driven movement, model is considered one of the first models of the many American double dial perpetual calendar clocks produced in America, very good working […]
SURESNES FRENCH PORCELAIN CASE CLOCK: Hand painted in a monochromatic harbor scene with tall ships, metal mounts in the form of dragons. Black enamel dial with Roman numerals and beveled crystal. The dial is signed Henri Duval Suresnes. Brass works, time strike, key wind with key and pendulum included. 23”h. x 13” dia. overall. The […]
A late 19th century E. N. Welch column shelf clock. 30 hr weight driven time and strike movement with arched Brass plates painted metal dial. Rosewood case with molded cornice, turned half columns and single long door with painted lower glass. Paper label 50% intact. Old finish with slight veneer damage, repainted dial and restored […]
Waterbury #44 Double Dial Calendar Shelf Clock, painted tin dial with chromed surround, marked with overlapping WCCo., Roman on chapter ring with outer minute ring marked with ticks, every 5 minutes bold, painted tin calendar dial marked Waterbury Clock Co./U.S.A./Patented July 30th, 1889, also with chromed surround and 2 revolving drum dials at 3’oclock and […]
Late 19th/early 20th Century oak wall clock with tin dial and beveled glass, with pendulum, 27 1/2″h. x 13 3/4″w. x 8″d. Discoloration to dial. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Ingrahm Beehive Shelf Clock
