Tag Archives: fine

Fine French rouge and tan marble mantel clock

A fine 19th century mantel clock whose rouge and tan marble case has bronze mounts and having a French made clock striking on a gong, 10″ X 17 1/2″ X 8″. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )

FINE FRENCH BRONZE FIGURAL SHELF CLOCK – HAVING BI

FINE FRENCH BRONZE FIGURAL SHELF CLOCK – HAVING BIRD MOTIF WITH ROUGE MARBLE – 6 X 5 Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )

Fine C1900 mantel clock, black marble, "Ball Black

Fine C1900 mantel clock, black marble, “Ball Black & Co, NY”, porcelain dial, heavy brass movement, #20042, 13″w, 12″t, 6″d. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )

MARTI CHAMPLEVE' CRYSTAL REGULATOR CLOCK

Fine 19th century crystal regulator retailed by Harris and Shafer company, Washington. It’s movement is signed Marti et Cie for the famous and highly regarded Paris maker Samuel Marti et Cie. The case is bronze set with beveled glass and decorated with panels of champleve’, two onyx columns. The bronze dial has a border of […]

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )

Fine 1900 Chippendale Revival grandfather clock, h

Fine 1900 Chippendale Revival grandfather clock, heavy brass Herschede movement, nine tube chime, Westminster, Canterbury, Whittington, moon dial, mahogany case, scrolled crest, full fluted columns on hood, beveled glass waist door, fluted quarter columns, molded base, ogee bracket feet, 8’t, 23 1/2″w, 16″d. Dark original finish. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )

A FINE LEWIS OFFICE CALENDAR WALL CLOCK circa 187

A FINE LEWIS OFFICE CALENDAR WALL CLOCK circa 1870, double dial rosewood case. Height 22″. Estimate $700-$900 Condition report All items are sold “AS IS” and there will be no returns based on condition. The items sold are often of considerable age and will exhibit wear, usage and damage often not listed in the catalog […]

Continue Reading Comments ( 0 )