ANTIQUE Watches & Clocks

ANTIQUE Watches & Clocks OCTOBER 26TH & 27TH, 2013

Watch Session: Saturday, October 26th, 11am to 4:45pm Watch Preview: 8am - 10:45am on Saturday Clock Session I: Saturday, October 26th, 5:00pm to 9:00pm Clock Preview: 10am - 4:45pm on Saturday & 8am - 9:45am on Sunday Clock Session II: Sunday, October 27th, 10am to 4pm

Radisson Hotel, Center of NH

Expo Center - 700 Elm St. (at Granite St) Manchester, NH (603) 625-1000 Welcome to our Fall 2013 auction. We are fortunate to be offering to collections from the Stephen Mullendore and Rose Brandt estates. All lots may be bid via the internet through www.artfact.com. Information is also located on our FACEBOOK page at www.facebook.com/roschmitt. Please like us to receive updates. There are several bidding options, including our own in-house online absentee system for which there is no fee. This can be found at our website listed above. Phone lines are available for bidding on better items and a prearramged phone appointment is necessary. Full details are on page 2. The last page of this catalog has an absentee bidder form for submitting bids by fax, e-mail or mail. Our catalog is written by Bob Schmitt, Tom Manning, Bob Frishman and Daniel Horan, with Chris Bailey serving as editor emeritus. Rick Merritt and John Kovacik also contribute. Although one or two detail images are offered in this print version, www.roschmitt.com has many more detail views available online, especially on uncommon items.

SUMMARY OF TERMS OF SALE

>Registration: Those attending need a number to bid and must present proof of identity in order to receive a bid card. PAST customers are pre-registered, but still need a paddle. Absentee & telephone bidders have been automatically registered. Artfact-Live internet bidders must meet Artfact criteria. >Condition of Lots: Our description of each lot is as thorough as space permits, and the extent of any damage or repairs should be confirmed by personal examination. The final decision to bid, and the amount to bid is at your own discretion and liability. >Items: If attending in person, please come prepared to remove all purchases from the auction hall the day of the sale. We cannot hold items for you nor do we provide packing materials. Clock weights and other parts may have been removed from clocks or other items. Please ask for them when checking out. >Buyer’s Premium: Attendees pay 15%, Less 2.5% for cash or check or 12.5%. All major credit cards are accepted without a 2.5% discount. Internet-Live bidders pay an Artfact live fee of 3% in addition to our full 15% buyer’s premium. >Payment: Forms of payment accepted include personal checks, cash, and all major credit cards; VISA, Mastercard, American Express and Discover.

Auctioneers: R. O. Schmitt, NH License #2470 & Daniel Horan, NH License #5060 PO Box 162, Windham, NH 03087 www.roschmitt.com (603) 432-2237 [email protected] www.facebook.com/roschmitt

View all lots on line at our website www.roschmitt.com or www.artfact.com

R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, LLC General Terms & Conditions SALES TAX: There is NO sales tax in New Hampshire.

PICK UP IN LIEU OF SHIPPING: Purchases by absentee bidders, phone bidders or internet bidders may not be picked up sooner than LIVE BIDDING: Although there is NO substitute for attending the auction 3 business days following the sale. If you or your agent/friend would preand bidding yourself, you may register and bid live through artfact.com/ fer to pick up personally from our office in Windham, NH purchases, an liveauctions/ using your internet connection. High speed internet is a must appointment can be arranged. Please plan to settle your account at time for this. There is an extra 3% fee charged by Artfact for internet bidding. of pick up. On higher value clocks, you may also register to bid via telephone, and you need to contact us to make your reservation in advance. PHOTOGRAPHS: Please note, some items when photographed, particularly watches, may have shadows, reflections or other marks that are ABSENTEE or LEFT BIDS: We receive advance bids on many of our lots a result of the photographic process and are not permanent. Both buyer from distant customers. In all cases, a left or absentee bid will be executed and seller grant unrestricted use of auction lot photographs and prices for as low a price as possible. We are NOW offering PLUS ONE (+1) realized to both R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, and to Artfact.com.

bidding format to allow our absentee bidders to be more competitive, contact us for details. We notice that some absentee bids lose by only one bid, a frustration that can be reduced if a live person has authority to bid “one more time”. Bid forms are available on our webpage or in the rear of the catalog. You may submit your bid by fax, snail mail or e-mail to:

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Absentee bidding and phone bidding services are provided by R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, LLC as a courtesy to our clients to the best of our ability. R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, LLC cannot be held responsible or liable for failure to receive or execute absentee bids. ONLINE ABSENTEE BIDS: We have a sophisticated online and interactive absentee bidding system; see our homepage www.roschmitt.com for links to this service. It is offered at no additional charge. You may change or cancel your bid amounts or lot numbers up until Friday, April 20th at 6pm. We are still refining our own “live-bid” software and hope to have it operational this year, until then we will use Artfact.com (advanced on-line registration required). BUYER’S AGENT: Some absentee bidders have in the past requested assistance and flexibility with their bidding. To some, this may be in the form of an independent set of eyes to validate the purchase they’re considering. To others, it may be in the form of executing a fixed budget in pursuit of several clocks - necessitating bidding flexibility, which the mechanics of proxy bidding (Left Bids with Auctioneer) cannot handle. Others are looking for additional services such as careful packing, and flexible delivery options. Should you need such assistance, consider contacting John Fletcher, via email at [email protected], or phone at 802-849-6016 in Vermont. PAYMENT FOR ABSENTEE BIDS: We will normally notify successful bidders within seven days. We use e-mail to notify bidders and postal mail if a client does not have e-mail available. Personal checks drawn on a U.S. bank are acceptable. We also accept VISA, Mastercard, Discover, American Express and Paypal, all subject to our standard 15% Buyer’s Premium. Note that shipping charges are extra and will be billed by R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, LLC or a third party at the time of shipment. Payment is due on receipt of invoice, and no later than 30 days from the date of the auction. The buyer’s premium for bidders using Artfact is 15% for all forms of payment plus the 3% Artfact fee.

RESERVES: There are few items in this sale with a reserve, or confidential minimum selling price established with the consignor or vendor. Items failing to sell will be noted in the results sheet as $0.00. ESTIMATES: After each description, we’ve indicated a high and low dollar estimate that should be used as a general guide in making bidding decisions. The final price may vary considerably from these estimates. CONDITION SCALE: in order: Poor, fair, good, very good, excellent, & outstanding. If the lot description includes the words “as-found”, the item came to us from storage and, although we may have noted external shortcomings, we have not looked inside. General maintenance items such as broken suspension springs, broken or missing weight cords, & missing keys are not mentioned. Although most clocks were running when we took possession of them, we cannot guarantee that they will run without adjustment when you get them home. Dimensions are approximate. AGE & PROVENANCE: We do occasionally offer modern reproductions of earlier models, but they are clearly indicated {Howard reissues, for example}. Restoration to older models is clarified: “new paper dial” or “new tablet” should prove self-explanatory. KEYS: Some clocks may have keys, but we do NOT provide them for all clocks; they are available from suppliers such as Timesavers.com or Merritt’s Antiques. RETURNS AND REFUNDS: UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES

WILL RETURNS BE ACCEPTED OR REFUNDS ISSUED LATER THAN 30 DAYS AFTER THE AUCTION. Our descrip-

tions are guaranteed; we still recommend a personal “look”. In the unusual circumstance that there is a problem and a refund or adjustment is requested we ask to be notified within one week of the auction and require to be notified ABSOLUTELY no later than 30 days of the auction, no exceptions. Transit damage alone is not sufficient reason to return an item. We will assist in claims against transport companies.

DEFAULT and LITIGATION: R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts will not be liable for default by either the buyer, consignor or the vendor. No purchase shall be claimed or removed until paid for in full. Schmitt’s reserves the OVERSEAS CUSTOMERS: May remit payment via AirPost with money orders or amounts over $500 may be wired directly to Bank of America, 100 right to refuse to accept bids made by a defaulting buyer at any future West 33 Street, New York, NY, 10001, Swift code BOFAUS3N, for credit to auction. Registration to bid indicates acceptance by the bidder of these R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts, LLC , North Broadway Branch, Salem, New Hamp- terms enforcable as a New Hampshire contract. All legal disputes arising from this contract shall be disputed, litigated or mediated under shire, 03079. We will provide our account number on request. New Hampshire law in the State of New Hampshire. All consignors or vendors are represented in our records by either name or a code directly SHIPPING: We use two companies to ship clocks that provides services worldwide: Two local UPS Stores are available for shipping. Contact: Alex associated with that name and are also a legal party to this contract. Williams, (603) 434-9899 or [email protected] or Steve Heger, Copyright 2013, R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts (603) 319-8113 or store [email protected]. Note: we are often able to offer “in-house” shipping on the watches.

INVEST IN HOROLOGY, BUY AND HOLD Steve Mullendore was born and grew up in Hagerstown, Maryland. He earned a degree from the Culinary Institute of America and, after serving in the Army, was hired by Saga Food Service. In the early 70s, he and his wife, Jeanne [a school teacher] moved to Ohio where he handled the food service operation at Kenyon College in Gambier. It was there in Ohio that Steve became friends with a fellow who belonged to NAWCC and collected antique clocks. His friend took him to an auction to hopefully buy a grandfather clock. Steve came home with four clocks - the beginning of what became a lifelong passion. When he moved up to District Manager for Saga, he was responsible for 17 different college food services in three states. As he traveled for his job, he was always on the lookout for clocks and had an uncanny knack of finding them. Once his daughter and son were born, Steve decided to leave college food service and became a Realtor, running his own agency. But the unending search for clocks continued. Steve’s wife was from Connecticut and the family would travel there to visit relatives. This was great clock hunting territory. On one trip, it was uncertain whether there would be enough room for the children, the luggage and newly found clocks in the car (luckily, everything fit). Steve has continued to attend clock shows and conventions, buying and selling clocks. He also enjoys classic cars, both American and European. Now retired from realty, he has had more time to enjoy his time-keepers, plus administer his 20 rental units and maintain the 22 acres surrounding their home in Gambier. Not to mention many civic organizations and that he was recently named Chairman of the Board of Peoples Bank in Gambier. As I condense this biography for the catalog, I am reminded that my own collecting started while working for Ford Motor Company in the 1960s, when my first supervisor took me to Schmidt’s Antiques in Ypsilanti, MI Like Steve, I began to travel for the company, and on weekends away from home I met many clock collectors and acquired many clocks. Also included in this catalog are over 100 clocks from the collection of the late Rose and George Brandt of upstate New York. This is only the first installment. Rose was an avid collector to the end of her 94 years, and although few clocks were acquired in the later years, she and George always enjoyed adding new and unusual items to their collection. We will include more details on her life in the next catalog. To sum up, it is in this collectors spirit of buying, holding and upgrading, without losing enthusiasm for clocks, that we dedicate this catalog to Steve Mullendore. Although he is downsizing, his continued interest in horology should be an inspiration to us all.

Bob Schmitt, Oct 2013

Lots 1 to 424

Watches, Deck Watches, Books, Chronometers, Barometers, Tools and Parts

Saturday, Oct. 26th 11am 1. Watch chain

with slide, 12k rose gold, made into 2 chains, one with silver clasp, 46” l, and one with decorative 14k rose gold slide with pearls and enamel, and 14k gold hook, 10 1/2” l, 59.7g TW, c1880 Condition: Chain has been divided to make 2 chains, could be reunited, slide with fine scratches, chains very good, precious metal content tested $900$1200 2. Watch chain, 10 - 12 karat rose gold, “Boston Link” style, c1880, 49.8g TW Condition: good, some testing marks and scratches, precious metal content tested, 14 1/4” $700-$900 3. Watch chain, 14 karat yellow gold, “Engraved Coil” style link , with enameled Masonic fob, c1900, 34.6g TW Condition: good, with wear, precious metal content tested, 14 1/2”l $700-$900

4. Watch chain, 12k rose gold with interwoven, rope twist pattern links and t bar, c 1880, 32.5g TW Condition: old repair at middle of chain, otherwise good, precious metal content tested, 15 1/2”l $500-$700 5. Watch chain, 14 karat yellow gold, double strand, curb link, c1910, 23.6g TW Condition: minor bends and kinks, precious metal content marked, 17 1/4”l $450-$650

6. Watch chain, 12 karat rose gold, square section oblong links, 27.2g TW, c1890 Condition: good, with wear, precious metal content tested, 19 1/2”l $400-$600 7. Watch chain, 14 karat rose gold double Albert style, with small gold plaque soldered to chain dated 1918, s curved t bar, 24.4g TW Condition: Very good, hooks in yellow gold, precious metal content marked, 21 1/2”l $400-$600 8.

Watch chain, 14 karat yellow gold single Albert, curb link, s curved t bar, c 1900, 20.6g TW Condition: good, hook replaced, and slightly different in color, precious metal content marked, 12”l $400$600 9. Watch chain, 14 karat yellow gold, Albert style, curb link with square section t bar, c 1910, 21.9g TW Condition: very good, precious metal content marked, 12”l $400-$600

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Watch chain, yellow gold filled with T bar and attached fancy key, the key nicely decorated, the central, tapered hexagonal section engraved “M.E.Wood Conductor”, chain 17 1/2’ l, key 1 7/8” l, c1860 Condition: Chain very good with minor dirt and brassing, key very good with minor brassing $200-$300 11. Watch chain, 10k yellow gold with monogrammed button, 9 1/4” l, 5g TW, c1900 Condition: Button with minor scratches, chain and hook a bit dirty, otherwise very good, precious metal content marked $150-$250 12. Watch chains2 (Two), 12 karat yellow gold, curb link, with t bar, c 1910, 15.3g TW, and a 14 karat white gold, fine round and oblong links, c1930, 9g TW Condition: both good, yellow chain with repair at t bar, precious metal content tested,10 1/2”l, white chain 12 1/2”l, precious metal content marked $400$600 13. Watch stands- 2 (Two) cast metal stands with bases, includes 2 NAWCC Philadelphia Chapter 1 25th Anniversary pocket watches Condition: stands are highly detailed, in good condition, with old patinas. The souvenir watches are a nice bonus, and they are in good condition, too. Hts of stands 6” $200-$300 14. Watch chains- 3 (Three), two 14 karat, one yellow, one white, fine link, c1930, 17.1g TW, and one gold filled Condition: good, a few links with minor bends, yellow chain with replaced hook of a different color, precious metal content marked, 13 1/2”, 14 3/4”l, gold filled chain with wear $250-$350

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Watch chains- 4 (Four), 10 and 14 karat yellow and rose gold, various link styles, late 19th - early 20th c, 10k 11g TW, 14k 18.2g TW including two yellow gold filled fobs and a hunting scene fob Condition: good, with wear, one chain with minor damage, lengths 8” to 14”, gold content marked on 10k and one 14k chain, the other tested $550-$750 16. Chains and Fobs- 13 (Thirteen), an assortment of light and heavy link chains, mostly gold filled, one in steel and one in silver, with a few interesting fobs including one in the shape of a coffee pot with stone bottom, two fobs with suspended pearls, one long slide chain with cornucopia form slide, most dating to the 19th - early 20th century, with two chains of recent manufacture Condition: All but the two newer chains with varying degrees of brassing and wear $150-$250 17. Chains- 13 (Thirteen), all gold filled, light and heavy link, fobs include one carved carnelian, cross, Cleveland Twist Drill Co., and triangular engraved and with monogram, c1880 - 1920 Condition: All chains with some wear and brassing $150-$250 18. Watch chains, one in silver of unknown purity, the others base metal and gold filled, of varying lengths and link styles, and a Sterling silver stretch watch band Condition: all with wear $75-$150 19. Watch case, 18 size, reeded edge, screw bezel swing out in 14k yellow gold, marked “”Pat’d Apr 22 1879 Waltham 14k”, beveled glass crystal, 91.6g TW Condition: Good overall, minor scratches, bow wear on bezel, band with small ding, reeded edge nearly worn smooth, bow replaced, crystal with minor scratches $1400-$1600

20. Parmigiani Fleurier, Switzerland, “Toric Minute Repeater”, ref.

#CO3521, 33 jewels caliber 250 manual wind movement, adjusted to 5 positions and with cotes de Geneve decoration, with lever escapement and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a platinum case with glazed back, engine turned black metal dial with Arabic numerals and dot markers, seconds at 9:00, white gold javelin hands, black strap with 18k white gold Parmigiani deployant clasp, with fitted wooden case and outer box and papers, serial #2276, 40mm, 116.2g TW, c2000 Condition: CASE: Dings, lower right lug; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches between lugs at 12:00; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent (no hairlines). HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Excellent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. Clasp: Minor scratches $70000-$90000

21. A. Lange & Sohne, Germany, “Langematic” with

large date, caliber L921.4, automatic winding with gold and platinum rotor, 45 jewels, adjusted to 5 positions , cotes de Geneve decorated nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and whiplash micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat gold case with glazed back, black dial with gold hands, gold baton markers, and date display at 12:00, original black strap with 18 karat Lange buckle, Lange box and leather case, serial #29821,

37mm, 84.5g TW, c2004 Condition: CASE: A few minor marks and fine scratches, otherwise very good; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent (no hairlines). HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Excellent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Boxes very good $15000-$20000

22. A. Lange & Sohne, Germany, “1815”, ref. 206.025, caliber

L941.1, 21 jewels, manual winding, adjusted to 5 positions, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel movement, with lever escapement and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a platinum case, with Arabic numeral matte finished silver dial and blued steel hands, original black strap with platinum Lange buckle, with Lange boxes and papers, serial #2363, 36mm, 77.8g TW, c2000 Condition: CASE: A few tiny dings; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Excellent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Outer box good, leather inner box and papers very good $14000-$17000

23. Parmigiani Fleurier, Switzerland, “Toric Anniversaire”, number 39 of 50 examples, ref. #C00763, 25 jewels, automatic winding caliber 133 with 22k pink gold rotor, adjusted to 5 positions , cotes de Geneve decorated nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat white gold case with hinged back and glazed observation bezel, engine turned metal dial with Arabic numerals and dot markers and date aperture at 3:00, white gold javelin hands and blued steel sweep seconds hand, black strap with 18k white gold Parmigiani buckle, with suede lined case and papers, serial #4480, 40mm, 96.5g TW, c2000 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Excellent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $13000-$16000

24. Patek, Philippe & Cie.,

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25. Patek Philippe, Switzer-

27. Patek, Philippe &

Geneva, Switzerland, ref. 3525/3, 37 jewels caliber 27460 movement, automatic winding with 18 karat yellow gold rotor, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, cotes de Geneve decoration, lever escapement and free sprung Gyromax balance, in an 18 karat yellow gold cushion case with integral textured bracelet, brushed metal dial with gold baton markers and gold baton hands, with PP boxes, serial #1115146, 32mm, 104.5g TW, c1967 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Boxes very good $11000-$15000

land, “Calatrava”, ref. 3514, caliber 27-460M, 37 jewels, automatic winding with 18k gold rotor, adjusted to 5 positions, isochronism and temperature, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel movement with lever escapement, free sprung with Gyromax balance, in an 18k yellow gold case, brushed metal dial with gold baton markers and date display at 3:00, gold baton hands, brown PP strap with 18k yellow gold PP buckle, with extract from the archives and box, serial #1124710, 33mm, 50g TW, c1966 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Acrylic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Dial very good, with one small mark near center of seconds bit. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate and rotor. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $10000-$15000

Audemars Piguet, Switzerland, “Canape”, 31 jewels caliber 2140, automatic winding, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, rectangular case with fancy lugs, and Roman numeral and lozenge marker white painted metal dial, gold hands, black strap with 18 karat AP deployant clasp, with wooden case and outer box, serial #489292, 28mm x 45mm, g TW, c1995 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Small pit on upper surface at crown; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on automatic assembly bridge, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Boxes very good $7500-$10000

Cie., Geneva, Switzerland, ref 3550/1, calibre 175, very thin18 jewel manual winding, adjusted to 5 positions, isochronism and temperature, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, free sprung Gyromax balance, and with the Geneva seal, in an 18 karat white gold case with integral bracelet, with Roman numeral, textured white gold dial, and black stick hands, serial #1166559, 23mm x 26mm, 84.7, c1965 Condition: CASE: Very good. DIAL: Excellent. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $5500-$7500

28. Rolex Watch Co., Switzerland, ref

6284, Oyster Perpetual, 17 jewels calibre 645, automatic winding, adjusted to 7 positions nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a stainless steel case with gold bezel, and arrow marker white metal textured dial, gold hands, with stainless and 14 karat yellow gold bracelet, case #997679. movement #05267, 34mm, c1950, Condition: CASE: Dirty; Scratches and minor dings; Case joint with minor rust; Plastic crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked on bracelet. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Good, dirty. MOVEMENT PLATES: Automatic bridge with spots, rotor with fingerprints; Specks of dirt . MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1800-$2200 29. Oscar Waldan, Switzerland, “Chronometre Chronographe”, triple calendar, chronograph with minute and hour registers, 24 hour dial and phases of the moon, 25 jewels, automatic winding, circular damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat, yellow gold case, with glazed back, and Arabic numeral green painted metal dial, gilt Breguet style hands and red painted indicators, green strap with 18 karat gold buckle, pusher for date correction, with wooden case and outer box, serial #1445, 38mm, 80.3g TW, c2000 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Minor marks on hour and minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), would benefit from cleaning. COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly, hour register hand needs adjustment to return to zero. Inner box very good, outer box good $3500-$4500 30. Oscar Waldan, Switzerland, “Chronometre”, dual time display with subsidiary 24 hour and day of the week dials, power reserve indicator, 30 jewels, automatic winding, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat yellow gold case with glazed back, and Roman numeral white painted metal dial, black Breguet style hands, black strap with 18 karat gold buckle, with wooden case and outer box, serial #137, 38mm, 68.8g TW, c2000 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. Inner box very good, outer box good $3000-$4000

31. Omega Watch Co., Switzerland, “Cosmic”, triple calendar with moonphase, ref 2471-2, 17 jewel calibre 27DLPC movement, brushed metal dial with arrow and baton markers, gold leaf style hands, polished steel date indicator, and apertures for the day, month, and phase of the moon, stainless steel cased with curved lugs, and steel stretch band, serial #10933032, c 1945 Condition: Case is very good with minor dings and fine scratches, does not show evidence of repeated polishing, and retains its sharp detail, case back with remnant of brushed surface, and with minor marks and scratches, inside of back with a few scratches, dial with original surface, very good overall, with a minor rub at 6 - 7 - 8 on the date track, and a few specks of dirt, minor scratch on moon phase dial, hands good, hour with slight bend, date hand may have been blue originally, now with blue tip, plastic crystal with a few fine scratches, movement with a few minor scratches, ratchet wheel with scratchand a few faint specks of oxide, running well, setting functional, and all correctors working $2500-$3500 32. Doxa, Switzerland, Seaconqueror “Sub 5000T Professional” divers watch, 25 jewels, automatic winding nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, micrometric regulator and damascened rotor, in a stainless steel case with stainless bracelet, and orange dial with bold polished steel with luminous compound markers and hands, with foam lined aluminum tube box and warranty card, serial #105, 45mm x 47mm, c2008 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches and dings, heavier scratches at bracelet screw; Scratches on bezel; Bracelet with minor scratches. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2000-$3000 33. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Ventura” , 10 jewels, electric, caliber 505, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold Hamilton case, with dot markers on a black metal dial, gold dauphine hands, serial #S039817, with reproduction of the original 2 tone Ventura strap, 41.9g TW, c1960 Condition: Well preserved and in nearly “as new” condition, case with a few minor marks and fine scratches, crystal with a few minor scratches, dial and hands very good, movement with fine scratches, movement ring with minor dirt, running well, strap very good $1800-$2500

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Henry Moser & Co., Switzerland, man’s Deco style wrist watch, 15 jewels, manual winding, damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat rose gold, curved, barrel shaped case with hinged lugs, Arabic numeral metal dial and blued steel hands, serial #414767, 28mm x 45mm, 39g TW, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dents, fine scratches, and small areas worn through; Plastic crystal with scratches; Crown replaced; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Poorly refinished, and with minor spotting. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Some screws with marred heads; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $1500-$2000

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Universal Geneve, Switzerland, chronograph with minute register, triple signed, manual wind, caliber 285 movement, in an 18K rose gold round case with champagne dial, serial #1379394, 34mm, total weight not including band 34.3g Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case with replaced pusher yellow gold, not rose gold. DIAL: Refinished dial. MOVEMENT PLATES: Bright work or steel has moderate oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $1300-$1600

36. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Polaris” electric wrist watch, 10 jewels caliber 500A movement, in a 14 karat yellow gold case, with Arabic numeral and dot marker metal dial, and gold dauphine hands, serial #P671483, with with black Hamilton strap and Hamilton buckle, with original box and papers, 30.4g TW, c1965 Condition: Case with very fine scratches, crystal with very fine scratches, dial with a few fine scratches, hour hand probably replaced, minute and seconds with minor scratches, movement with a few minor scratches, runs and stops, low balance amplitude probably needs a new battery, setting functional, strap very good, box with some wear and scratches on exterior, interior very good, Hamilton paperwork good, precious metal content marked $1000-$1400

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Lucien Picard, Switzerland, man’s wrist watch, automatic winding 17 jewel gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, 18 karat yellow gold bark finish case, with block marker metal dial with day and date, and with commemorative dial “Baltimore Colts NFL Champions 1968”, gilt hands, and black strap, serial #100528, 35mm, 39.5g TW, c1968 Condition: CASE: Minor marks and scratches; Plastic crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1200 38. Vulcain, Switzerland, “Cricket”, alarm wrist watch, 18k yellow gold case, the inside of the back and alarm resonator marked “Vulcain Watch Co. Swiss”, and “18k .750” with standard mark, 17 jewel nickel plate movement with seesaw winding, separate barrels for the time and alarm functions, metal dial with brushed and matte finish, Arabic numeral and dot markers, gold dauphine hands, steel alarm hand with black painted tip, with brown leather strap, 50.5g TW, c 1955 Condition: Case: Very good, with fine scratches and minor marks, back with a few scratches from case knife slips and two minor dings; Plastic crystal. Dial: Very minor spotting; Discoloration at edge, covered by bezel. Hands: Good, a bit hazy, would improve with gentle cleaning, alarm hand with chip in black paint at tip. Movement Plates: Minor scratches, small area of plating loss on train bridge, small area of minor discoloration on alarm hammer. Movement Function: Running well, winds and sets, alarm functional. Strap good. $1000-$1500 39. Maurice Lacroix, Switzerland, “Reveil” wrist alarm with day and date display, 31 jewels, automatic winding, adjusted damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and micrometric regulator, in a stainless steel case with 18 karat bezel and glazed back, Roman numeral and arrow marker metal dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, gilt alarm hand, brown strap with stainless buckle, boxes and papers, serial #AC60755, 37mm, c2000, Condition: CASE: Fine scratches and a few tiny dings on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. Boxes and papers very good $800-$1000

40. Girard Perregaux, for Tiffany & Co., 17 jewel automatic calibre 480-494 movement with day and date, silvered metal dial with baton markers and hands, signed Tiffany & Co, 14 karat yellow gold case, the inside marked Tiffany & Co, and with dedication engraved on back “ C B S Gerald A. Yeager In Appreciation 1979”, with yellow gold filled stretch band, 33mm, 53.7g T W Condition: Case with dirt and fine scratches, plastic crystal with minor scratches, dial with a few minor scratches, hands very good, movement with minor scratches, dirty, running $600-$800

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Paul Buhre, Switzerland, man’s wrist watch, 17 jewels, automatic winding, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat rose gold case, with Arabic numeral quarter and dot marker metal dial, gold hands, 34mm, 43.3g TW, c1955 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Dial with faint spotting. HANDS: good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches; Specks of oxide on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $600-$800

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Jules Jurgensen, Switzerland, man’s wrist watch, 17 jewels, manual winding gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold case, arrow and baton marker metal dial, gold hands, serial #754899, 34mm, 27.5g TW, c1960, with black strap Condition: CASE: Minor dents and scratches; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor dimples at dial feet; A few minor specks of dirt. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt / dust, otherwise good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $600-$800

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Mido, Switzerland, “Ocean Star”, caliber 917 PO, 17 jewel, automatic winding nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold case, black dial with baton markers at the quarters, gilt hands, serial #2206327, 35mm, 40.3g TW, c1980 Condition: CASE: Scratches and dings; Plastic crystal; Crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good, markers with minor discoloration. HANDS: Spots of corrosion. MOVEMENT PLATES: Dirty, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Runs and stops, needs service. $600-$800

cious metal content marked. good. HANDS: Oxidation. PLATES: good. MOVETION: Running . $500-$700

Bulova, Switzerland, “Accutron”, 14 karat yellow gold case, caliber 218 movement with date, tortoise shell finish dial with gold markers and hands, leather strap with gilt buckle, 47.4g TW, 33mm x 37mm, c1970 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and scratches; Plastic crystal with minor scratches; Strap loose at one end; PreDIAL: Very MOVEMENT MENT FUNC-

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Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Meteor” , 10 jewels caliber 505, electric , pendant set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, in a yellow

10k gold filled Hamilton case, with Arabic numeral, dot and arrow marker 2 tone metal dial, gold dauphine hands with black infill, serial #S555856, c1960, with red lizard strap Condition: Case with fine scratches and a bit dirty, crystal with minor scratches, dial and hands very good, movement with fine scratches, running well, strap very good $500-$600

46. Hamilton Watch Co., Lan-

caster, Penn., man’s wrist watch, 17 jewels caliber 61, manual winding, grained nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat, white gold, one piece case, brushed silver dial with rectangular, diamond set markers, silver stick hands, with black lizard strap and white buckle, 29.4g TW, c1950 Condition: Case with fine scratches, crystal with fine scratches, dial and hands very good, movement with a few minor scratches, runs, setting functional, strap and buckle very good, precious metal content marked $500-$600

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Movado, Switzerland, “Museum”, 17 jewels ETA caliber 7001, manual winding gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, in a gold plated steel case, the back marked “Limited Edition 1994 Reproduction of the Original Movado Museum Watch”, and black dial with gold dot marker at 12:00, gold stick hands, black strap with gilt buckle, with boxes, serial #1957853, 33mm, c1994 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Scratches on crystal. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, ticks), set lever broken. Boxes good, inner box with stain on top $500-$700

48. Gruen Watch

Co., Switzerland, “Pan American”, 17 jewels caliber 420SS, manual winding nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and uncut monometallic balance, in a 14 karat, yellow gold case, with Arabic numeral, 24 hour metal dial, luminous blued steel baton hands and red painted sweep seconds hand, serial #A551747, 24g TW, c1945, with associated Gruen box and papers Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; A few dings; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good, with slight stain from hands (luminous compound) at 10 - 11:00; Good, with minor oxide on hour and minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Box and papers good, with some marks on box. $400-$600

49. Jules Jurgensen, Switzerland, man’s

wrist watch, 17 jewels, manual winding gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, in an 14 karat, yellow gold case, back engraved “To J.N. from A.A.P. Inc. 1920 - 1945, arrow and baton marker metal dial, gold hands, serial #754899, 24mm x 35mm, 27.5g TW, c1945, with black strap Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Small burrs from case knife; Crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Discoloration at edges of metal dial. HANDS: Fair. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and plating loss; Winding wheel with area of pitting; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$500

50. Movado, Switzerland, “Museum”

quartz, ref. 70.42.887, 8 jewels ETA caliber 210.011 movement, in a 14 karat yellow gold case, graphite metal dial with single gold marker at 12:00, gold dauphine hands, serial #1138977, 20.7g TW, with black lizard Movado strap and gold filled buckle, c2000 Condition: Case with a few minor scratches, crystal with a few minor scratches, dial and hands very good, strap very good, running, setting functional, precious metal content marked $400-$500

51. Bulova, Switzerland,

“Accutron”, caliber 214 battery powered movement, in a 14 karat yellow gold case, with brushed metal dial, gilt arrow and baton markers and gilt hands, gold filled stretch band, serial #C56642, 63.2g TW, c1960 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and scratches; Plastic crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: dial with minor scratches, and one area of loss to lacquer. HANDS: good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running . $350-$450

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Bulova, Switzerland, Accutron Spaceview, caliber 214 battery powered movement, in a 14 karat white gold case, with dial markings on crystal, painted alpha style hands, serial #D47315, 39g TW, c1960 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and scratches; Plastic crystal with scratches; Battery cover replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Markings on crystal with minor losses. HANDS: Repainted. MOVEMENT PLATES: Dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running. $350-$450

53. Le Coultre & Co., Switzerland,

man’s wrist watch, 17 jewel caliber 480/CW, manual winding, straight line damascened nickel plate movement with lever escapement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold case with fancy lugs, and Arabic numeral and arrow marker metal dial, gilt dauphine hands, with gold filled stretch band and associated box, serial #581214, 37.8g TW c1950 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Very dirty; Crown missing; Scratches on crystal; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Markers missing at 1 and 2 o’clock; Minor spotting; Specks of dirt and dust. HANDS: Fair, seconds missing. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Stem broken; Minor scratches on ratchet wheel; Crown wheel has spot of oxidation; Very dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running but with very low amplitude, needs a complete service. $350-$500

54. Le Coultre & Co., Switzerland, ref. 7534, 17 jewels caliber 818/2, manual winding nickel plate movement with lever escapement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold case, with Arabic numeral and dash markers on bezel, metal dial with plum colored steel stick hands, and stretch band, serial #2082230, 32mm, 49.8g TW, c1960 Condition: CASE: Dings ; Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Dial restored. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor marks, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$500

55. Wittnauer, Switzerland, man’s wrist watch, 17 jewels, manual winding nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold case with faceted, hooded lugs, and baton marker, metal dial, gold baton hands, 25.2g TW, c1950, with lizard grain strap and gilt buckle Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good, minor discoloration where case meets dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor spot of corrosion near stem. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. Strap with unglued joint $300-$400 56.

Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “Lord Elgin”, 21 jewels, manual winding, 4 adjustments nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold case with hooded lugs, and Roman numeral and dot marker metal dial, gold hands, serial #U449280, leather strap with 14 karat yellow gold buckle, 20mm x 35mm, 29.6g TW, c1950 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor toning and spotting. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $250-$350 57. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Pegasus” , 10 jewels caliber 505, electric , pendant set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, in a 10k yellow gold filled Hamilton bark finish case with hooded lugs, Arabic numeral, dot and stick marker grained metal dial, gold dauphine hands with black stripe, serial #R383013, c1965, with purple lizard strap Condition: Case with minor marks and fine scratches, hint of brassing at case corners, plastic crystal with fine scratches, dial with minor spotting and marks where case contacts dial, invisible when in the case, movement with a few small spots and minor scratches, running well, strap faded to gray $250-$350

58. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Vantage” , 10 jewels caliber 505, electric , pendant set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, in a 10k yellow gold filled Hamilton case, with Arabic numeral, dot and elongated lozenge marker grained metal dial, gold dauphine hands, serial #P537635, c1960, with purple lizard strap Condition: Case with minor scratches, crystal with minor scratches, dial with minor marks, one small, faint spot and minor scratch at center arbor, hands good, movement with minor scratches, runs well, strap very good $250-$350 59. Longines, Switzerland, man’s wrist watch, 17 jewel caliber 23Z, manual winding nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a square 14 karat yellow gold case with fancy lugs, engraved presentation on back, “To Arthur Ganzer 25 Years Faithful Service April 1950 J.L. Anderson Inc.”, Arabic numeral and stick and baton marker metal dial, gilt stick hands, with leather strap and Longines box, serial #7795950, 27.9g TW, c1950 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Minor spots of verdigris. HANDS: Fair. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Major scratches on barrel bridge; Minor scratches on ratchet wheel; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Strap poor, Box good with minor dents. $250-$350 60. Normandie Watch Co., Switzerland, triple calendar with moon phase wrist watch, 17 jewels, automatic winding, nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and double roller, in a stainless steel screw back case, and Arabic numeral metal dial with apertures for day, month and phases of the moon, red date numbers around outer edge, blued steel with luminous compound hour and minute hands, red painted sweep seconds and date indicator, serial #64213, 35mm excluding crown, c1950, with brown leather strap with gold tone buckle Condition: CASE: Minor dings and scratches, correctors with accumulated dirt, minor damage to top of moon phase corrector tube; Plastic crystal with minor scratches. DIAL: Very good, with a few minor marks; Moon phase dial with some fading. HANDS: Very good, minor loss to luminous compound in tip of sweep seconds hand. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor gouging at set lever screw. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly, all correctors functional. Strap good $250-$350

61. Switzerland, Clebar mans chronograph, 17 jewel, manual winding Valjoux caliber 7733 movement marked “Wakmann Watch Co.”, brown metal dial with polished baton hands and markers, stainless steel case with rotating bezel, with light brown leather strap and gold tone buckle, serial #3566229, 38mm x 48mm, c1980 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and scratches; Plastic crystal; Crystal with minor scratches. DIAL: A few minor scratches and marks. HANDS: Oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly without case back screwed down tightly (gasket missing), the back needs a gasket in order to provide the necessary freedom for the chronograph start/ stop lever to operate properly. $250-$350 62. Bulova, Switzerland, “Accutron”, 13 jewels caliber 2181, gilt plate tuning fork movement, in a 14 karat gold filled case with gold filled stretch band, and Arabic numeral brushed metal dial with date display at 3:00 and gold baton hands, with original box, serial #A06328, c1965 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt / dust, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order, sets ok. Box good $200-$300 63. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, man’s Lord Elgin wrist watch, 21 jewel caliber 713, manual winding, adjusted, frosted nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, in a 14 karat white gold case with flared lugs, presentation on back “Fred Scheerle 25 Years President N.B. Turn Verein”, and triangle and arrow marker metal dial, the triangle markers set with diamonds, and polished silver dauphine hands, with stainless stretch band and box, 47g TW, c1950 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Scratches on crystal; Precious metal content marked; Diamonds tested; Dirty. DIAL: Markers with minor spots and haze; A few minor spots and fine scratches on dial, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). This watch was presented to Fred Scheerle (1904-1989) of New Brunswick, New Jersey. He was a native of Germany and came to the US in 1923. Many immigrants formed Turnverien societies in the cities they settled. Members were known as “Turners” (German for gymnasts). These were athletic, political and social societies similar to those what had been established in Germany in the 1820’s. $200-$300

64. Benrus, Switzerland, military issue wrist watch

for the U.S. Government, 17 jewel model OR 2F2 manual wind movement, black painted 24 hour Arabic numeral dial with triangular luminous markers, white painted hands with luminous compound, steel case with contract information and date engraved on back, black nylon strap, c1969 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Scratches on crystal; Dirty. DIAL: Minor marks and scratches. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $100-$200 65. Wrist watches- 2 (Two): Neuvex multi year wrist watch, manual wind 17 jewel movement, brushed metal dial with rectangular markers, silver colored Dauphine hands with luminous infill, base metal case with stainless back, stretch band, c1970, and a Freeze quartz chronograph, c2000 Condition: CASE: Scratches, corrosion, and losses to plating; Plastic crystal. DIAL: Minor spotting, most noticeable at 4:00. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude, Freeze good overall, running. $100$200 66. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), Movado “Kingmatic”, 28 jewel caliber 531automatic movement, silver dial with gold baton markers and gold luminous Alpha hands, 14 karat yellow gold case and buckle, brown leather strap, 33mm, 39.2g TW, c1960, Cyma, 17 jewel manually wound caliber 424K movement, silver dial with gold baton markers and gold hands, 14 karat yellow gold case and buckle, leather strap, 33mm, 24.8g TW, c1950 Condition: Movado with dent and minor scratches, plastic crystal with minor scratches, dial with minor marks and spots, 9:00 marker missing, hands good, movement with minor scratches and dirt, running, precious metal content marked, Cyma case with scratches, plastic crystal with minor scratches, dial with fine spotting, hands good, seconds hand missing, movement with minor scratches, running, precious metal content marked $500-$700

67. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), a 23 jewel Bulova in a square, 14 karat yellow gold case, with leather strap, and a 21 jewel Benrus in a round 14 karat yellow gold case with stretch band, both c1955, 74.7g TW Condition: both running $300-$400 68. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), LeCoultre calibre P812, ref E326, 17 jewel bumper automatic, silvered dial with rectangular markers and necktie hands, stainless case, 33mm, c1950, Universal Polerouter Super automatic, with date, silvered dial with polished markers and hands, stainless case, 35mm, c1965 Condition: Both running, Universal with frozen back $300-$400

69. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., the first “Electric”, caliber 505 battery powered nickel movement, stainless steel case, silvered dial and Arabic numerals at the quarters, and luminous silver Dauphine hands, serial #P609283, the other an “Electric Masterpiece” with caliber 505 battery powered movement, 10 karat yellow gold case, with silvered dial, Arabic numeral and arrow markers, and gilt Dauphine hands, serial #P233918, 30.2g TW, c1960 Condition: Cases with dings and scratches, steel watch without crown, plastic crystals with minor scratches, dials and hands a bit dirty, but otherwise very good, both with good movements, running, precious metal content marked $250-$350 70. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), Orient 21 jewel automatic multi year calendar, Kasho 17 jewel multi year calendar Condition: Orient running, Kasho runs and stops $250-$350 71. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), Seiko automatic chronograph, and an early Ingersoll Mickey Mouse Condition: Seiko running, Mickey Mouse not running $200-$300

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Wrist watches- 3 (Three), all Illinois, a nice lot in white gold filled Deco style cases, c1940 Condition: All running $300-$400

72. Wrist watches- 2 (Two), one Elgin automatic, one Hamilton automatic, both in stainless cases and with leather straps, with a Hamilton box, c1950 Condition: Both running $50-$100

74. Wrist watches- 3 (Three), Omega “Seamaster” automatic, ref14765 2 SC, 24 jewel caliber 550 movement, stainless steel case and bracelet, brushed silver dial, polished silver hands, c1960, Tudor Oyster Perpetual “Submariner”, stainless steel case, rotating bezel, black dial and polished luminous hands, with red sweep seconds, ETA movement, c1970, and a “Duo Dial”, steel case, white painted dial with blued steel hands,15 jewel Swiss movement, c1940 Condition: Omega case with minor dings and scratches, dial and hands with marks and scratches, dial lacquer flaking, crystal with minor scratches, movement dirty and with scratches, runs and stops, Tudor is not genuine, Duo Dial with worn case, repainted dial, not running, good staff $300-$400 75. Wrist watches- 3 (Three), Waltham 17 jewel in a 14 karat yellow gold case with fancy lugs and stretch band, Invicta with skeletonized movement and leather strap, and a cylindrical purse watch Condition: Waltham and Invicta running $300-$500

76. Wrist watches3 (Three), Illinois, (2) 17 jewel, (1) 15 jewel, mid 20th century Condition: All running $200-$300 77. Wrist watches- 3 (Three), Maurice Lacroix quartz with date, Vantage 25 jewel automatic with Exxon logo on dial, and an Accutron 214, gold filled case with stretch band Condition: Lacroix and Vantage running $200-$300 78.

Wrist watches4 (Four), Waltham “Ruby” 17 jewel in a 14 karat white and yellow gold case and leather strap, Dueber Hampden, Hamilton, and a Waltham, with straps, in gold filled cases, and all mid 20th c Condition: all running $350$500

79. Wrist watches- 4 (Four), all Elgin, a nice selection of mid 20th c case styles, with leather straps Condition: all running, one without crystal $200$300

80. Wrist watch-

Condition: All are running $200-$300

es- 4 (Four), all Lord Elgin in yellow gold filled cases, one with faceted crystal, mid 20th c

81. Wrist

watches- 5 (Five), all Hamilton, gold filled cases with leather straps, mid 20th c Condition: All running $250-$350

82. Wrist watches- 5 (Five), Bulova 23 jewel automatic, Elgin 7 jewel with sweep seconds in cushion case, Gruen 17 jewel , Buler 17 jewel with calendar, and Bercona, all mid 20th c Condition: 4 running, Gruen not running $100-$200

83. Wrist watches- 5 (Five), Rado Diastar automatic, Tissot Sidereal automatic, Seiko quartz chronograph, Gucci quartz chronograph/ calendar, Wyler Dynaquartz Condition: Rado and Tissot running, operating condition of quartz watches unknown $250-$350 84. Wrist watches- 7 (Seven), 6 Bulova and 1 Wittnauer, a nice selection of case styles and dials, mid 20th c Condition: all running $250-$350 85. Wrist watches- 7 (Seven), Wyler, Crosby, New Ardath, Fairfax, Zentra, Helbros, and Cosmos Condition: all running $150-$250

86. Wrist w at c h e s 10 (Ten), including Elgin, Bulova, and Wa lt ham mechanical, a Jules Jurgensen quartz and a Waltham quartz Condition: 1 running $75-$150 87. Invicta, Switzerland push quarter hour repeater with push button chronograph, stem wind, lever set gilt and nickel movement with lever escapement in a very large 14K yellow gold hunting case with gold cuvette inscribed with Medaille D’Or and Arabic numeral white enamel single sunk dial with outer .2 second chronograph tract, 60mm 132.0g TW c1885 Condition: CASE: Minor dents. DIAL: Excellent (no hairlines). MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $3000-$4000

88. Switzerland, man’s slide activated minute repeating pocket watch, 19.5 ligne, 22 jewels, stem wind and pin set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and wolf ’s tooth winding, in a gun metal, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, and gilt spade hands, 52mm, c1900 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; pitting and significant loss to original finish; Minor rust and losses to finish on cuvette. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, radiating from center to 3:00, 3:30, seconds bit, 11:00, 12:00; Hairlines at 6:00, 9:00; Seconds bit reglued. HANDS: Poor. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and discoloration on plate; Winding wheel with scratches, spot of oxide; Bright work with scratches; Gong block with specks of oxide. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly, gongs with good tone. $1100-$1500 89. Le Roy, man’s fusee pocket watch, key wind and set gilt plate movement with pierced and engraved balance bridge and verge escapement, in a gilt, paste set, open face consular case, the back with polychrome enamel portrait of a young girl wearing a Grecian dress, seated in a red upholstered armchair, a book in her left hand and with a contemplative expression, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel Breguet style hands, serial #169, 53mm, c1820 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Gilding worn; Enamel with restoration. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel; Minor chips and flakes; Dial loose, mounting screw missing. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Discoloration around regulator index; Coqueret abraded to remove oxidation; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $4500-$5500 90. Switzerland, unusual personalized pocket watch, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel plate movement, with counterpoised lever escapement, cut bimetallic integral balance, gold jewel settings and gold timing screws, the movement plate marked in script “Jacob M. Hopper Brooklyn” in an 18 karat yellow gold, engraved and engine turned hunting case, cuvette engraved and enameled with a two headed eagle and the number 32, above a red guilloche enamel cross marked “In Hoc Signo Vinces”, glazed inner cuvette, monogram on front cover, rear cover with date done in the style of the monogram (86), with personalized, single sunk white enamel dial with the owners name “Jacob M. Hopper” in place of numerals, plum colored steel Breguet style hands, serial #84487, 55mm, 163.4g TW, c1886 Condition: CASE: Dent, edge of back cover, right; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Small spot of oxide on balance endstone setting; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), would benefit from cleaning. Jacob Hopper was an undertaker and embalmer working in Brooklyn, NY during the second half of the 19th century. He was the embalmer of abolitionist John Brown, and an organizer of the New York State Undertakers Association. He also served as the treasurer and senior warden of the Third Masonic District, Brooklyn. The enameling on the cuvette confirms his Masonic connections. The watch is of very high quality, and unusual in that the only name found on it is that of Mr. Hopper. The watch movement is similar in design to watches manufactured by Tiffany & Co. during the late 19th century, and was probably ordered by Mr. Hopper through one of the prominent New York jewelers importing high quality Swiss work for sale in the United States. An exceptional watch with a very interesting history. $4000-$5000

91. French hour and half hour clock

watch with hour button repeater, key wind, key set, gilt full plate movement with pierced balance cock, silver disc regulator and ruby end stone in a 14 - 16K yellow gold open face case with Arabic numeral white enamel dial, 57mm, 136.0g TW, c1830 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Engine turning / engraving worn smooth. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, moderate, from 5 to winding arbor. HANDS: Hour hand replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches or scuffs on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $3500-$4500

92. Fort, a Paris, dumb quarter repeating fusee pocket watch with date indicator, key wind and set, gilt plate movement with pierced and engraved balance bridge, with verge escapement, in a rose and white gold consular open face case, the pendant with plunger to activate repeating, striking on a block attached to the inside of the case, with Arabic numeral white enamel dial with outer date ring, blued steel Breguet style hands, and gold date indicator, serial #186, 58mm, c1800 Condition: CASE: Minor dent and split, edge of front at 5:00; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Case back joint with reinforcement. DIAL: Restored. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $3500-$4000 93. Gruen Watch Co., Switzerland, “50th Anniversary”, 10 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 6 positions, temperature and isochronism, engraved 12k gold bridge movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstones on balance and escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat, white gold, hinged back and snap bezel, pentagonal open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, silver dial, and gilt hands, serial #88, c1924 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; A few fine scratches on inner surface of case. DIAL: Very good, minor discoloration to numerals. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Few fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel, regulator, regulator spring, and escape wheel endstone setting each have a speck of oxide. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $3500-$4500

94. Switzerland, mans thin, fusee pocket

watch, key wind and set gilt plate movement with pierced and engraved balance bridge and verge escapement, in a 16 - 18 karat yellow gold and enamel case with polychrome foliate decoration on a black ground, Roman numeral, eccentric, engine turned silver dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, 43mm, 44g TW, c 1850 Condition: CASE: Bezel soldered in place; Losses to enamel. DIAL: Minor scratches. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Area of pitting on top plate near balance bridge. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2800-$3500 95. Golay Fils & Stahl, Geneva, Switzerland, man’s extra thin dress watch, quadruple signed (dial, movement, cuvette and inside of case back),17 ligne, 18 - 19 jewels, stem wind and pin set, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel bridge movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws, detachable safety finger, wolf ’s tooth winding and Geneva stop work in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and black enamel Arabic numeral, single sunk silver gilt dial, plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #28769, 51.5g TW, 45mm, watch is 6mm thick overall, movement thickness about 2.5mm, c1890 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Very good overall. DIAL: A few minor marks and some darkening at the edge under the bezel, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks) runs well with good amplitude; Hour hand will catch seconds hand, adjustment needed. This watch is remarkable in its thinness, is of very high quality, and in very good condition overall $2500-$3500 96. Agassiz, Geneva, Switzerland, lady’s pendant watch, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted “Extra” grade, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel bar movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel,open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, plum colored spade and poker hands, serial #117860, 29mm, 24.4g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Two dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Mark on back cover from bow; Scratches on cuvette; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few minor scratches, otherwise very good. HANDS: Seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, one heavier scratch on barrel bridge; Plate with slight haze; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $600-$900

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James DuBois, Locle, Switzerland, man’s pocket watch for the American market, 21 jewels stem wind and lever set, straight line damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold jewel settings, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, the inside of the back cover marked “Benedict Bros. 171 Broadway, N.Y.”, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, serial #12077, 43mm, 76.9g TW, c1865 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Scratches on outer surface of case; Engine turning / engraving worn smooth; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, at center and 5:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Minor pitting on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $800-$1200 98. L’Epine, Paris, France, ladys pocket watch, key wind and set, gilt plate movement with verge escapement, in an 18 karat, multi color gold, consular open face case with paste set bezel and scene featuring a monument, doves, and a dog in a landscape, with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, white enamel dial, gilt Louis XV style hands, 38mm, 40.1g TW, c1790 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor wear; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 11:00; Chips at winding arbor, filled; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel, filled. HANDS: Replaced and with bends. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1200-$1500

99. Switzerland, for the Eng-

lish market, man’s long running pocket watch, 18.5 ligne, 13 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with cylinder escapement, in a silver, hinged back and bezel, open face case, with engine turned cuvette, and Gothic Roman numeral, white enamel dial, marked “RUNNING FOURTEEN DAYS”, plum colored steel fleur de lys hands, 56mm, c1860 Condition: CASE: Ding, case back; Scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 2:00, 8:00; Spider hairlines, 7:00. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: M i n o r scratches on plate; Jewels replaced, balance endstone upper, second wheel upper, fifth wheel lower. MOVEM E N T FUNCTION: Not running, good staff and mainspring, will run with pressure on center wheel, setting ok, needs service. $600-$900

100. W. Ehrhardt, London, military pocket watch with adjustable balance cock, 20 ligne, 7 jewels, stem wind and pin set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, and a balance cock which can be rotated to set the watch in beat, in a base metal, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands with luminous compound, serial #D69999 and broad arrow mark engraved on the movement, case band, and case back, 55mm, c1900 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Small flake on underside of crystal. DIAL: Very good, minor loss to luminous compound. HANDS: Good, small specks of oxide, and minor loss to luminous compound. MOVEMENT PLATES: Plate with a few fine scratches; Minor spotting; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$500 101. Switzerland, lady’s

pendant watch for the English market, 19 jewels, stem wind and set, checkered damascene nickel bar movement, with counterpoised lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, demi hunter case, with black enamel Arabic numerals on front, and monogram on rear cover, snap on Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial and gilt Louis XV style hands, 32mm, 31.9g TW, c1890 Condition: CASE: Dings, band; Scratches on outer surface of case; Bow gold filled; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline, 10:00 to 4:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$700 102. Le Roy, Paris, thin pocket watch, 6 jewels, key wind and set gilt bar movement, with cylinder escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, open face case, the back with engraved scene featuring buildings within a c scroll border, with gold cuvette engraved “No. 9367 Leroy Hger Du Roi Palais Royal No.114”, and Roman numeral, engine turned silver dial, gold Breguet style hands, 37mm, 28.2, c1850 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent less than the size of a grain of rice; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Dial with scattered scratches, minor losses to numerals. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches or scuffs on plate; Center wheel with scratches and filing; Bright work with minor specks of oxide; Some screws with loss to blue. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1300-$1600

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Thomas F. Cooper, London, England, man’s pocket watch, 13 jewels key wind and set, gilt bar movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold , hinged back and bezel, chased and engraved open face case, maker’s details engraved on base metal cuvette, with Roman numeral, engine turned and engraved metal dial, blued steel hands, serial #12043, 49mm, 63.6g TW, c1850 Condition: CASE: Dimples; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Spotting and discoloration. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt and verdigris; Balance endstone setting filed. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400

104. Switzerland, lady’s pendant watch, 15 jewels, stem wind and pin set, gilt bar movement, with cylinder escapement, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, open face case, with purple guilloche enamel back with a diamond set center, Arabic numeral, gilt metal dial with engine turned center, blued steel spade and poker hands, 29mm, 19.2g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Plastic crystal; Enamel very good, with minor scratches; Prec i o u s metal content marked; D i a monds tested. DIAL: Spot at 3:00; Scratches minor to dial. HA N D S : Very good. MOVEMENT PL ATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Oily/ dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $1000-$1400

105. Switzerland, triple calendar pocket watch with moon phase display, 8 jewels, stem wind, pin set nickel plated brass movement with cylinder escapement, in a gun metal, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with Roman numeral, white enamel dial with gilt accents, gilt Louis XV style hands, serial #76365, 51mm, c1900 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Losses to gunmetal finish; Dirty. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light; Hairlines and flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Good, month indicator hand replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, two heavier scratches on center bridge and 4th wheel bridge; Minor plating loss; Oily/ dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $250-$350

106. Switzerland, Hrch. Bischoffberger Baden, 10 jewels, stem wind and pin set, gilt bar movement, with cylinder escapement, in a coin silver, engraved open face case, the engraving features the three musketeers, with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, gilt hands, 50mm, c1880 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, band and bezel; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on crystal; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on winding wheel; Winding wheel has spot of oxidation; Dirty/ oily. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Marked inside case “J. H. Goldenberger”. This watch was owned by John H. Goldenberger who was born about 1860 at Madison, WI, son of Benedict and Elizabeth Goldenberger, natives of Switzerland. John H. Goldenberger married and moved to Thurston County, Washington by 1892. $100-$150 107. I. Tobias & Co., Liverpool, England, rack lever fusee, key wind and set, engraved gilt plate movement, with rack lever escapement, steel balance with diamond endstone and hack lever, in a sterling silver pair case with Chester hallmark, and date letter for 1825, with Roman numeral white enamel dial, gold hands with blued steel seconds, outer case with an English watch paper, serial #8245, 55mm Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner case; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Replaced seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, fusee chain detached from barrel, runs with pressure on the fusee $300-$500 108. D. Clowes, Liverpool, mans fu-

see pocket watch, key wind and set, engraved gilt plate movement , with verge escapement and polished steel balance, in a sterling silver pair case, with Birmingham hallmark and date letter for 1809, with Arabic numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #6288, 57mm, 135.3g TW Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; minor wear on outer case catch button; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few edge flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Chips in enamel near center arbor; Scratches minor to dial; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Replaced, incorrect style, hour hand loose, poor fit on tube. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Balance with specks of oxide; Minor spotting near signature. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

109. Switzerland, for James Mix,

Albany, N.Y., man’s pocket watch, 17 jewels, key wind and set, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel bar movement, with counterpoised lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in a coin silver, engine turned and engraved hunting case with retailers details engraved on silver cuvette, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, plum colored steel Breguet style hands, serial #53808, 57mm, c1870 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Front cover slow to open, hinge needs cleaning; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 12:00, 4:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced seconds, tip of minute hand with minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on barrel; A few spots of oxide on plate; Specks of dirt . MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 110. Charles E. Jacot, Le Locle, Switzerland, lady’s pocket watch, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt bar movement with decorative center bridge, lever escapement, gilt and blued steel balance, in an18 karat, yellow gold, engine turned and engraved hunting case, engraving with black enamel accents, the pendant with split pusher for independent release of front and back covers, and maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued and gilt steel Bregu e t style hands, serial #4321, 42mm, 54.5g TW, c1865 Condition: CASE: Back with a few dimples; Min o r scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Cuvette w it h shallow dent; Minor losses to enamel; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Specks of dirt and a few minor scratches. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $900-$1200

111. Mova-

do, Switzerland, for Tiffany & Co., “Er meto” purse watch, 15 jewels nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, wound by opening and closing the case, in a silver gilt and black enamel Ermeto case, and Arabic numeral silvered dial with gold hands, c1940, 26mm x 43mm Condition: CASE: Dings and minor scratches; Spring holding the outer case to the inner section with loose rivets. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1200

112. Girardier, L’aine, man’s fusee pocket

watch, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with verge escapement, brass balance and Tompion regulator, in a gilt brass, consular open face case, with multicolor enamel scene on back with dot and crescent border on blue field, and oval reserve with a landscape, a young woman and her dog, and a young boy with basket, paste set bezel, with signed, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, gold hands, 55mm, c1790 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches and wear; Fine scratches on inner surface of case and heavily abraded area at center of interior; Crystal loose; Bezel with 8 missing stones; Enamel scene with repairs and scratches. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light; Chips in enamel concealed by bezel; Chips in enamel at winding arbor. HANDS: Replaced, mismatched, hour hand rotates freely, minute wheel missing. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Bright work has minor oxidation; Coqueret replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), stops when bezel is snapped shut. $800-$1200

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France or Switzerland, verge fusee pocket watch, key wind and set, gilt plate movement with pierced and engraved balance bridge, in a, 16 - 18 karat, multi color gold, engraved, consular open face case, the case back with scene depicting a monument, doves, aquiver with arrows, and a dog, and, Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, white enamel dial, gold Louis XV style hands, 41mm, 60.7g TW, c1790, with a gold filled buttonhole chain Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Applied ornament with minor wear; Minor chips on crystal; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Chips at winding arbor, filled. HANDS: Good, hour a bit short. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; A few specks of verdigris; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $1300-$1500

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Stowa, S w i t zerland, “ L a d y Stowa” p u r s e watch with easel back for desk or table use, 17 jewel manually wound movement, metal dial with Arabic and baton markers, gilt dauphine hands, gilt case with lizard or snake skin outer cover, c1950, 30mm x 40mm Condition: Outer case good with minor wear, inner case with minor scratches, dial and hands with specks of dirt, running $300-$400

115. Girardier, L’aine, fusee pocket watch, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with verge escapement, in a silver, consular open face case, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with gilt mask in the form of a Neuchatel clock with flanking figures, all set on a blue enamel background with trailing vine border, gilt Breguet style hands, serial #11413, 55mm, c1800 Condition: CASE: Dents; Waves; Repaired splits in back near pendant. DIAL: Minor discoloration and verdigris on dial mat, lower right. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1200-$1500 116. J.T. Sontag, Geneva, Switzerland, man’s pocket watch, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, damascened nickel bar movement, with counterpoised lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings and gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge hunting case, with engine turning and engraved cipher, maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, and inside of cuvette engraved “Ambrose S. List 21 May 15th 1875” with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, plum colored Breguet style hands, with silk and velvet lined mahogany box and certificate from the manufacturer, and also with hand written card stating in part that in return for “clean, oil, adjust, and repair mainspring” the watchmaker will receive “the sum of $1.50 cash and 2 oz. of good scotch whiskey”, serial #16109, 53mm, 144.2g TW, c1875 Condition: CASE: A few minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning with moderate wear; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few tiny flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; A few scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Scratches on winding wheels; Winding wheel core has spots of oxidation; One replaced bridge screw; Bridge screws marred; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Box very good, certificate good with bends and minor discoloration, hand written card good. $2000-$3000 117. France, key wind, key set, swing out, gilt fusee movement with verge escapement, pierced balance cock in silver open face case with painted Arabic numeral white enamel dial depicting a village scene, 50mm c1780 Condition: CASE: Waves and wrinkles. DIAL: Small flakes in enamel less around winding arbor. HANDS: Minute hand replaced. M O V E M E N T PLATES: Minor scratches or scuffs on plate; Gilt finish on plates has finger prints. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $900-$1200

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England, lever fusee pocket watch, 7 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, engraved, consular open face case, with Roman numeral, engraved gold dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #23419, 41mm, 54.6g TW, c1850 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on cuvette; Crystal with minor scratches; Bow worn; Pendant with wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches. HANDS: Minute replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Dirty, gummy; Specks of dirt and verdigris. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, good staff. $500-$700 119. Rotherham & Sons, London, England, man’s pocket watch, 16 - 17 jewel, key wind and set, gilt plate engraved fusee movement, with lever escapement, diamond end stone, gold balance, hack lever and Liverpool style jewels in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engine turned and engraved hunting case, signed “S. Hoyt & Co. 266 Pearl St”, with eagle mark and serial number, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial signed Rotherhams London”, gold Breguet style hands with blued steel seconds, serial #82767, 52mm, 119.2g TW c1840 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent less than the size of a grain of rice, back; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 11:30 to center, center to seconds, and below seconds. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Mainspring set up ratchet and click have minor spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Hack lever does not stop movement. $1500-$2000 120. N. Robert, Le Locle, Switzerland pocket watch with box for the American market, 17 jewels, stem wind and lever set, damascened, nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved, hunting case, with maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, monogram on front cover, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, plum colored steel Breguet style hands, serial #27435, 44mm, 64.8g TW, and with original brass inlaid rosewood box, the lid interior lined with white silk, and printed with an American eagle with flags and shield, and “Warranted 18k Watch Manufactory of N. Robert Locle Switzerland”, c1870 Condition: CASE: A few minor shallow dents; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Cuvette with dimple, made from the inside; Bow with wear and wrinkles; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 4:00; Scratches minor to dial; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Good, minor oxidation at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheel has spot of rust; Plating loss and tarnish at end of barrel bridge, balance cock, and escape cock; Plates with minor spotting and haze; Balance, hairspring and stud with minor corrosion and oxide; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Box very good, exterior with minor scratches. $1000-$1500

121. Berthoud, Adams & Co., Paris, man’s pocket watch, 4 jewels, key wind and set gilt bar movement, with cylinder escapement, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engine turned case with scallop decoration open face case, with maker’s details engraved on base metal cuvette, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial signed “Hy. Perregaux Locle”, blued steel Breguet style hands, with a low karat gold chain, serial #2521, 46mm, 66.3g TW, c1845 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Engine turning with minor wear; Crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Replaced dial. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Click and ratchet with spots of oxide; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1400

122. C.H.Meylan, Brassus, Switzerland, lady’s pendant watch, 19 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, cotes de Geneve decorated nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with blue guilloche enamel, and Arabic numeral blue guilloche enamel dial, the numerals in gilt bordered, opalescent cartouches, and gilt Louis XV style hands, serial #4198, 28mm, 30.3g TW, c1890 Condition: CASE: Back restored, enamel surface uneven; Scratches on band; Cuvette with deep scratches over engraved name; Crystal with minor scratches; Bow with minor wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Fractured; Chips at edge. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Haze. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $600-$800 123. H. Rosselet, Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland, pocket watch, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt bar movement, with lever escapement and uncut bimetallic balance, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engraved, hunting case, depicting landscapes with buildings, and surrounded with foliate borders, maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued and gilt steel hands, together with a fob seal and chain, the chain 12 karat yellow gold, the fob seal in 14 karat yellow gold, serial #2669, 43mm, 74.6g TW, c1865 Condition: CASE: Minor dents and scratches in cuvette; Minor dings, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Dimple in back (inside), from center arbor; Cover extends beyond 90 degrees when opened, front, 100 degrees; Bow worn; Precious metal content tested, chain and fob; Precious metal content marked, case. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Replaced tooth in barrel, abraded; Minor corrosion near winding arbor; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Chain and fob good, loop at top of fob with filing $900-$1200

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Switzerland, man’s pocket watch, 17 jewels, stem wind and lever set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, intricately engraved, hunting case, with maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette and with glazed bezel for observation of the movement, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk, white enamel dial, gilt Louis XV style hands, 54mm, 111.6g TW, c1875 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Front cover hinge sticky; crystal missing from inner cuvette; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 4:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel, 6:00, 10:30. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Plate with haze; Specks of dirt . MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). A very attractive watch. $1200-$1500 125. Vulliamy, London, England, lever fusee pocket watch, 13 jewels, key wind and set, gilt plate movement, with Savage two pin escapement and gold balance, in a hallmarked sterling silver, open face case, with London office and standard marks and date letter for 1844, stag head engraved on back cover, cuvette engraved “J.G.L to T.G.L. 20th March1845”, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #mZSO, 43mm, c1844 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Dimples in cuvette; Engraving with moderate wear; Pendant bushed; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, center to 10:00, center to seconds bit. HANDS: Replaced, short. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Screws with minor scratches and some loss of blue ; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), very low amplitude, escape wheel with a few bent tooth tips, guard pin may also need adjustment. $700-$1000 126. Patek, Philippe & Cie., Geneva, Switzerland, man’s pocket watch, with Adrien Philippe’s keyless winding and setting mechanism, 15 jewels, frosted, gilt plate movement, with moustache counterpoise lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold timing screws, in an 18 karat drum style open face case, snap back and bezel with reeded edges, gold cuvette engraved “No. 41231 Patek, Philippe & Co. Geneve” and monogram on rear cover, Roman numeral, white enamel dial with outer black 5-minute markers, blued steel spade hands, 42mm, 67.3g TW, c1870 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; A few minor scrapes on band; Fine scratches on inside of case back and cuvette; Crystal with minor scratches; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Barrel with scratches; Minor scratches on plate; Center wheel with mark on one spoke; Minor spots of verdigris; case screw missing; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Crown slips when winding, needs a small adjustment to winding pinion spring. The watch will wind without trouble if slight pressure is applied to the crown. The winding mechanism in this watch is illustrated and described in “Patek Philippe” by Huber and Banbery, page 52. This design still uses the sliding winding pinion, and is one step removed from Philippe’s final mechanism. A very nice example. $2500-$3500

127. Strigner, London, verge fusee pocket watch,

pump quarter repeating on a bell, key wind and set gilt movement with pierced and engraved balance cock and regulator plate, turned baluster pillars, fancy steel work and engraved dust cap, in a high karat (probably 20 - 22 karat), yellow gold pierced and engraved case, with Baroque designs and royal coat of arms of the United Kingdom on back, pendant with carnelian cabochon, bow originall also set with an oblong stone, and Roman numeral, white enamel dial with outer black 5-minute markers, center with pierced and engraved gold plate with foil backed glass or stone, blued steel hands, 40mm, c1720 Condition: CASE: Inner case only, outer case missing; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Crystal with minor scratches; Bow lacking stone. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 4:00; Chips in enamel at movement catch; Dial center glass or stone with cracks; Dirty. HANDS: Minute good, hour may be replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches ; Dirty, gummy. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly, gummy. $2500-$3500 128. Eardley Norton, London, England, quarter hour repeater striking on bell with calendar, key wind, key set, gilt swing out fusee movement with verge escapement, pierced and finely engraved balance cock, silver disc regulator and dust cover signed with maker’s details in a large silver open face pair case, pierced inner case, with Roman numeral white enamel dial, c1790 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Wrinkles. DIAL: Restored dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Excellent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. Manufactured on Continent for renowned English maker, Norton. $2300-$2800

129. M.I. Tobias & Co., Liverpool, England, man’s 15 jewels, key wind and set, gilt plate hacking fusee movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone and cut bimetallic balance, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, engine turned and with engraved shield hunting case, case marked “Hyde & Goodrich”, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel fleur de lis hands, serial #43273, 51mm, 124.4g TW, c1860 Condition: CASE: Back with dimple; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Front and back with significant wear from bow; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 1:00, 6:00; Spider hairlines, 4:30, 8:30; Edge chips, 4:00, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Replaced, a bit short. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Bright work has minor oxidation; Plate with spot of corrosion; Specks of dirt / dust; Hacking not functional; Dust cap missing. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $1700-$2200

130. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Premier Maximus”, wind indicator, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 6 positions, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstones on balance and escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, quadruple sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade

hands, serial #17000110, with velvet and silk lined Premier Maximus mahogany box, 101.2g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: A few pin pricks and one small flat spot in band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few minor scratches; A few flakes in enamel concealed by bezel. HANDS: Replaced hour and minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels with spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Silk lining in box with a few holes and thin spots, gilt lettering in good condition, box good with scratches and scrapes $9000-$12000

131. E. Howard Watch Co. (Keystone), Waltham, Mass.”Edward Howard”, 16S, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 5 positions, gilt bar movement with double roller, detachable safety finger, free sprung cut bimetallic balance mounted with gold star form fine adjustment weights on balance arm, gold and platinum timing screws, sapphire banking pins and wolf ’s tooth winding in a Howard Keystone 18K yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette and monogram on rear cover, with Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, plum colored steel spade and poker hands , serial #116, 103.2g TW, c1925 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; inside of cuvette grained; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few fine scratches ; 3 tiny flakes in enamel concealed by bezel. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel with minor abrasion to remove light oxide; crown wheel with minor oxide specks. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). A very nice example. RARITY: This is a two star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 1000 made. CONDITIONS: click spring with tiny specks of oxide. $8000-$10000

132. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series

IV, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws, whiplash micrometric regulator, in a spectacular heavy 18 karat yellow gold, ornately engraved and with black enamel hunting case, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #42553, 155.7g TW, c1880 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Front cover lift spring broken; Bow slightly worn; Enamel areas have minor loss; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 7:30, otherwise very good. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute hand. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Plates with minor haze and spotting. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $3000-$4000

133.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in an unusual 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded and engraved hunting case, date on rear cover (1888), monogram on front cover, with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel umbrella style hands, serial #212242, 152.4g TW, c1888 Condition: CASE: Very minor dents, visible from the inside of the case; A few pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 3:30; Chips in enamel near center arbor. HANDS: Very good, hour may be replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and marks on plate; Scratches and minor roughness at set lever screw; Balance endstone replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $3000-$4000

134. E. Howard & Co., Bos-

ton, Mass., series III, N size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, Reeds barrel, with maintaining power and stop work in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #26321, 139.9g TW, c1870 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Front cover lift spring weak; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: One fine scratch, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Spotting and minor loss to gilding; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2500-$3000

135. E. Howard

& Co., Boston, Mass., series VII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, intricately engraved hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette, “Pa to Joe, Dec. 25th 87”, glazed inner cuvette, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk, white enamel dial with blued steel umbrella hands, serial #207699, 149g TW, c1887 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked; all hinges tight, covers tight, nearly as new. Excellent overall. DIAL A few fine scratches, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good, one small spot of oxide near tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Gilding clean and bright, a few very fine scratches, otherwise excellent; One case screw head broken; Excellent blue and polished steel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2500-$3500 136. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to temperature and isochronism, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with inner glazed cuvette, monogram on cuvette “W.D.G.1894”, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #220571, c1894 Condition: CASE: Dings; Pin pricks in bezel; Back with minor wrinkles from dent removal; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Short split in rear cover at hinge; Bow with minor wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Two scratches due to screwdriver slip emanating from set lever screw slot; One small spot of oxide on regulator spring; Very good overall. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2500-$3500 137. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series IV, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, engine turned and engraved L.B. & Co. hunting case, with monogram and date on cuvette, name polished out, date barely legible, and Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, with blued steel spade hands, serial #32790, 137.1g TW, c1875 Condition: CASE: Minor dent, back cover near hinge; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Cuvette marred from removal of engraving; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Bow worn; one hinge plug missing; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 6:00, 7:00, top of seconds bit to center. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and marks on plate; Regulator spring abraded; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Balance rim slightly bent. $2000-$3000

138. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass.,

series IX, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold , reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with glazed inner cuvette, and Arabic numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #400592, 157.9g TW, c1890 Condition: CASE: Minor waves, front and back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning with moderate wear; Front cover hinge sticky; Catch does not release front cover; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent. HANDS: Very good, minor oxide at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few fine scratches on plate; minor spotting on plate; Minor spots of oxide on regulator and regulator spring. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, mainspring broken, will run with pressure on center wheel, setting functional but will need adjustment. $2000-$3000 139. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series IV, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved W.P & Co. hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette, “Presented To J. Fred Ackerman By Perkins & Goodwin Jany. 20th 1879”, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, with blued steel umbrella hands, serial #43691, 130.9g TW, c1879 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, front and back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning with moderate wear; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: One minor scratch at 2:00, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Minor oxidation, tip of minute, seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; minor spotting; Hairspring stud screw marred. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Perkins & Goodwin was a paper manufacturer & supplier at New York City, established in 1864. In January, 1881 J. Fred Ackerman started working for that firm in 1866 as an office boy and became a member of the firm in 1881. He later became president of the firm which position he held in 1904. He served in the 13th Regiment, New York National Guard from 1877 to at least 1886. The New York Times reported on Tuesday, May 23, 1908: “Major J. Fred Ackerman, President of the Perkins-Goodwin Company, paper commission merchants of this city, died late Thursday evening at his country home, Belle Haven, Greenwich, Conn. The funeral services will be held this afternoon at Christ Church, Greenwich.” $1800-$2500 140. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a very nice 18 karat yellow gold, engraved hunting case, with decorative engraving on gold cuvette, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel umbrella hands, serial #222827, 128.9g TW, c1895 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; cuvette with plugged keyhole camouflaged with decorative engraving - appears to have been done when the watch was cased originally; Front cover hinge a bit sticky; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Tiny, nearly invisible flake at 5:00, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor spotting and haze; regulator spring abraded and with incorrect screws; Center wheel with replaced tooth; Balance jewel screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1800-$2500

141. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., rare se-

ries 1, 18 + size, 15 jewel, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and Reeds patent barrel , Geneva stop work and maintaining power, in a coin silver, engine turned hunting case, the inside of the back cover marked J.P.C. and with eagle mark, the eagle flanked by two “hallmarks”, the case numbered 35062, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial with appropriate signature for this early model, and blued steel tulip hands, serial #747, c1858 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Two minor dents in cuvette at hinge; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning worn smooth; Bow replaced. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 1:00 to center, center to seconds bit, 5:00, 6:00. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Bottom plate with minor alterations to fit case, movement a bit loose in case; gilding restored; Some screws polished and reblued; balance jewelling replaced; Pallet upper hole jewel and setting replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a two star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 1000 made. $1500-$2000 142. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., Series 1, N size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and Reeds patent barrel with Geneva stop work and maintaining power, in a silver, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial signed “E. Howard & Co. Boston”, blued and polished steel spade hands , serial #7496, c1865 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Back with dimple, front with 2 short, shallow creases; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning nearly worn smooth; Front cover lift spring missing; Cover extends beyond 90 degrees when opened, front, 100 degrees, hinge worn; Silver button on pusher missing; Bezel replaced. DIAL: A few fine scratches and flakes in surface between 3:00 - 4:00, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good, with minor oxide . MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Key guards and maintaining power pawl with specks of oxide minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $1500-$2000

143. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold hunting case, with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #202121, 132.2g TW, c1885 Condition: CASE: Minor shallow dents less than the size of a grain of rice, front; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Has problem closing, crystal too high to allow front to close tightly - would be remedied by fitting a flatter glass; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few fine scratches; Tiny flakes in enamel hidden by bezel, 2:00. HANDS: Minor spot of oxide, tip f minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches and marks on plate; Plate screw heads abraded; Regulator, regulator spring and hairspring stud abraded; Cannon pinion washer missing. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $1500-$2000

144. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass.,

series V, L size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engraved hunting case, with monogram “MC” on front and Beta Sigma Pi on back, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel umbrella hands, serial #59465, c1880 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, two on front, one on back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engraving with minor wear; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, center, 4:00; Spider hairlines, edge, 5:30 - 6:30. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Slight haze and spotting; One case screw replaced, the other stripped, movement loose in case; Jewel setting marred, upper balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1200-$1600 145. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series V, L size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with monogram on front cover, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel umbrella hands, serial #66304, 113.8g TW, c1895 Condition: CASE: Two shallow dents, front cover near hinge; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Engine turning with minor wear; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 11:00, center to seconds bit. HANDS: Minute short, and with minor bends. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; One plate screw with minor oxide; washers added to tension cannon pinion. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Balance rim bent. $1000-$1500 146. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VIII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to temperature, 6 positions and isochronism, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel umbrella hands, serial #304265, 109g TW, c1890 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case, minor dimple in cuvette; Bow replaced; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 5:00. HANDS: Very good, minor abrasion to minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Jewel setting marred, upper balance endstone MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1400

147. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass.,

series XI, L size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with monogram on front cover and glazed cuvette, Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #600893, 98.7g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Movement slightly loose in case; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Engine turning with minor wear; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 3:00, 8:00, 10:00; repaired flake in center above 5:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute; seconds hand replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Center arbor with modifications at top plate, center wheel upper jewel not visible; Jewel setting screw replaced, center wheel upper. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1500 148. E. Howard Watch Co. (Keystone), Waltham, Mass., by Waltham, 1899 bridge model, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, reeded edge hunting case, with maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, cuvette engraved “F. J. Matthews”, and Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, with plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #1000040, 98.1g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Reeded edge with moderate wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Numerous minor scratches on plate; Crown wheel with one minor spot of oxide; Jewel settings marred, upper escape and balance endstones; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1400 149. E. Howard Watch Co. (Keystone), Waltham, Mass., series 8, model 1908, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, ruby banking pins, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engraved, open face case, with maker’s details on gold cuvette, and Arabic numeral, engraved metal dial, with plum colored steel spade and poker hands, with ebonized box and watch license, serial #1306567, 70.8g TW, c1910, Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Specks of dirt, otherwise very good. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor abrasion, edge, near barrel bridge screw; Minor spot of staining, oxidation at center wheel jewel; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, good staff, very gummy, would probably run with service. Box with wear and scratches, license good $800-$1200

150.

E. Howard Watch Co. (Keystone), Waltham, Mass., series O, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 5 positions, temperature and isochronism, straight line damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold and platinum timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette, and owners name, “Fred Pfeil Wolf Troy, N.Y.”, monogram on rear cover, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1237113, 91.7g TW, c1915 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, center to seconds bit; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor loss to blue, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Escape endstone setting with scratch. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Fred P. Wolf was born about 1880 in New York, though both his parents were natives of Germany. In 1910 he was proprietor of a Troy Hotel. He later served as Deputy Sheriff of Troy. He was still living at Troy, NY in 1947. $750-$1000 151. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., G size, 15 jewels, stem wind and lever set, sun ray damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold hunting case with diamond set cover, and Roman numeral with outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #103890, 60.8g TW, c1880 Condition: CASE: Movement slightly loose in case, one case screw does not catch rim; Minor dent in cuvette; Dings and pin pricks; Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Has problems opening, catch does not reliably release cover, slight gap between case and cover when closed; Crystal absent; Bezel may be a replacement loose fit; Precious metal content marked; Diamonds tested. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 11:00; Spider hairlines, 11:00, 7:00, 2:00. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; One plate screw replaced; Pallet bridge screw missing; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Balance rim slightly bent. $700-$1000 152. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series VIII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to temperature and isochronism gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a coin silver, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk Moorhouse white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, 304337, c1890 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Bezel with flat spot at 4:00; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Area of minor discoloration on seconds bit, otherwise very good. HANDS: Spots of oxide, seconds with loss to blue. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Minor spotting and discoloration; spots of oxide on regulator spring. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$900

153. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., series

VIII, N size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a coin silver hunting case, and Roman numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel umbrella hands, serial #308500, c1900 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Dings and pin pricks; Minor waves, case back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Flakes in enamel at edge, 2:00, 7:00. HANDS: Good hour and minute, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor specks of oxide on regulator and regulator spring; Washer added to increase cannon pinion tension; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$1000

154. E. Howard Watch Co. (Keystone), Waltham, Mass., series 11 “Railroad Chronometer”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, swing out open face case, maker’s details engraved inside case, monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1186947, c1910 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Crown worn. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered minor scratching on plate; Crown wheel has minor spots of oxidation; ratchet wheel with minor scratches at center. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$600 155. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, wind indicator, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engine turned, and engraved open face case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #27322759, c1930 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; 3 dimples, back; Scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial, otherwise very good. HANDS: Hour and minute reblued. MOVEMENT PLATES: few fine scratches on plate, and some minor scratches on balance cock at screw; Minor scratches on ratchet wheel; Small spot of minor discoloration on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $800-$1200

156. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, wind indicator, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 6 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold jewel settings, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, and Montgomer y Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #27537785, c1930 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Brassing; Crystal dirty and with glue residue. DIAL: Hairlines, chips, and dirt. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Regulator an incorrect replacement; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$700

157. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1908 “Vanguard”, wind indicator, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, ratchet wheel marked “Lossier Inner Terminal Hairspring”, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, and Arabic numeral, with outer red 5-minute markers, triple sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #22053526, c1920 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Scratches on outer surface of case; Case screw scratches on inner surface of case back; Crown replaced. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 6:00; Spider hairlines, 10:00. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor marks and scratches on plate; Winding wheels have minor spots of oxidation; Bright work with minor abrasions, regulator. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$600 158. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1870 “Crescent St”, 18 size, 15 jewels, stem wind and lever set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel fleur de lys hands, serial #671555, c1870 Condition: CASE: Originally a hunting case, professionally converted to open face; Minor shallow dents, back ; Scratches on outer surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Hinge plug absent; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 6:00; Flakes in enamel near setting lever. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Minor spots of oxide on regulator. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $2000-$2500

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Seth Thomas Watch Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Maiden Lane”, 18 size, 25 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, ornate 2 tone damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, and Arabic and Roman numeral 24 hour, double sunk, white enamel dial, gilt Louis XV hands, serial #350870, c1890 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 3:00, 6:45; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, balance cock with marks around screw, right edge of cock foot with abrasion; Some loss to gold plating on regulator scale; regulator spring slightly distorted; Tip of regulator bent slightly upward; Replaced upper balance endstone; Hairspring may be a replacement. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks).RARITY: This is a three star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 350 made. $2000-$3000 160. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “G.M. Wheeler”, 18 size, 17 jewels stem wind and lever set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, beaded and reeded edge, box hinge hunting case, engraved in the rustic style, and Roman numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #11200653, 138.7g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Dimples and small dents; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Shallow dents in cuvette; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Front needs a push to catch when closing, crystal too high; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Crack with flaking edges, dial center at 7:00 - 8:00. HANDS: Minor oxidation, minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Plate screws with minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1800-$2500

161.

Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, Bunn Special “163”, type I, 16 size, 60 hour, 23 jewels, stem wind, lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, sun ray damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator in a Bunn Special Model 173, 14 karat white gold filled, engraved, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, marked “ILLINOIS 23J BUNN SPECIAL 60 HOUR 6 POSITIONS”, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #5420595, c1930, Total Production 3800 Condition: CASE: A few minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Engraving with minor wear; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 12:00, 6:00. HANDS: Very good, minor oxide on seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered fine scratches on plate; Scratches on ratchet wheel; Jewel replaced, balance upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1700-$2200

162. American Waltham Watch Co,,

Waltham, Mass., model 1892 “Crescent St.”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved, hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette “Presented to Major Charles F. Baldwin as a token of esteem by his Associates in the Department of Audit Christmas 1896”, and Roman numerals, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #10547356, 142.7g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Shows extra case screw marks; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, front, band; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Bezel replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 8:00; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Replaced minute hand. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered minor scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has minor spots of oxidation; Balance upper endstone replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Death notice from The New York Sun, Wednesday, Nov. 6, 1912 “Major Charles F. Baldwin, a well known civil war veteran of Brooklyn, died on Monday [Nov. 4, 1912] at his home, 10 Woodruff avenue, Flatbush, [NY] in his seventy-seventh year. He joined the Fourteenth Regiment in 1861 and went to the front with It in the civil war as Captain of Company P. He was severely wounded at the first and second battles of Bull Run and was made a Major for gallant service. He was honorably discharged for disability through wounds received at Govestown, Va., on September 24, 1862. He was a member of Devln Post. G. A. R. He served for twenty years In the Auditor’s Department of the old city of Brooklyn and was In the Finance Department under Comptrollers Coler, Mets and Prendergast. Two sons. Major Fred W. Baldwin of the Fourteenth Regiment and Joseph W. Baldwin, and a daughter survive him. He was buried Nov. 7, 1912 in Green-Wood Cemetery, Brooklyn, NY”. $1600-$2000 163. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1899, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, four color gold, engraved, box hinge hunting case, name engraved on cuvette “E.D. Whiting Sept. 1st 1941”, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #20527274, 100.9g TW, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Crystal absent; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels, click, regulator and some screws have spots of oxidation; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running dial down, low amplitude, sets ok. $1400-$1800 164. Ball Watch Co., Cleveland, Ohio, model 999 Official Railroad Standard, “B of LF & E”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions, wavy sun ray damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, swing out open face case, the back with engraved B of LF & E cipher, and Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands , serial #533842, c1905 Condition: CASE: Shows extra case screw marks; Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, 7:00; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor brassing; Bow replaced; Crown worn. DIAL: Professionally restored. HANDS: Minute with minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and haze on plate; Bright work with scattered minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1400-$1800

165.

American Waltham Watch Co, Waltham, Mass., rare “J. Watson”, 18 size, 7 jewels, key wind and set, gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and gold balance with diamond endstone, in a coin silver, engine turned and engraved Am. Watch Co. hunting case, with Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel tulip hands, serial #24272, c1866 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent, front; Bow wear on covers; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning worn smooth; Bow worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, 11:30 to seconds bit, 7:30; Flake in enamel concealed by bezel, 2:30; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor discoloration/ staining; Minor scratches on plate; Key guard screw replaced; Balance cock screw replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a three star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 350 made. $1300-$1500 166. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., Civil War era “Appleton, Tracy & Co.”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, and gold balance, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engraved open face case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #64387, 126.9g TW, c1863 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning worn smooth; Bow worn; Three hinge plugs missing; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced minute, reblued hour. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and marks on plate; Minor spotting and discoloration; Most screws polished and reblued. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude in some positions. $1300-$1600 167. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1872 “Am. Watch Co.”, 16 size, 16 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat rose gold, hinged back and bezel, engraved, open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and Roman numeral, with outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, serial #1738035, 123.6g TW, c1885 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Winding wheels with a few spots of oxidation; Loss to blacking in engraving; Balance upper endstone replaced MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1300-$1600

168. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1884, 14 size, 13 jewels, stem wind and lever set, frosted damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #4554735, c1890 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Engine turning with moderate wear; Front cover lift spring a bit weak; Two hinge plugs absent; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Case screw head with marks and abrasion; Specks of dirt/ dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude, out of beat. $1300-$1600 169. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, diamond endstones on balance and escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, rose gold, hinged back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #7000678, 109.6g TW, c1895 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow with minor wear; Crown with minor wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few minor scratches, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good, minor oxide at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel and screw with a few tiny specks of oxide; Balance endstone setting with minor marks; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a one star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 2500 made. A very nice example $1200-$1500 170. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., 922 “Masterpiece”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a platinum, snap back and bezel open face case, with presentation on case back “Presented to Joseph Stadtfield by the Allegheny County Bar Association in Appreciation of his Conspicuous Service as its President 1927 - 1929”, and Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, and gold hands, serial #3012148, 62.6g TW, c1938 Condition: CASE: Minor dimple in back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor spotting; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks); Balance rim bent. Joseph Stadtfield, son of Moses [Moritz] Stanfield, a native of Austria and Pittsburgh furniture dealer, was born August 12, 1861 in New York. Joseph became a lawyer and had his own office at Pittsburgh, PA by 1900. He was appointed to the state Superior Court in 1931 by 1932 he was a Judge of the Supreme Court of Pennsylvania. He was twice president of the Allegheny County Bar Association and Vice-President of the Pennsylvania Bar Association. He collapsed and died while walking on Broad Street, Philadelphia during a visit or business on Dec. 13, 1943, age 82. $1200-$1800

171. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield,

Illinois, “Sangamo Special”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, temperature and isochronism, spider web damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engine turned hunting case, with monogram on front cover and cuvette engraved “James F. Lowry Jan. 11 1905”, and Arabic numeral, outer black 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands serial #2349643, 116.8g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning with minor wear; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, train bridge with small abrasion through plating and decoration; Winding wheel has a few specks of oxidation; Regulator with minor spots of oxidation; Jewel settings marred, escape and balance endstones; Jewel replaced, escape upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Note middle initial in presentation may be “K”? $1100-$1400

172.

American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Dennison, Howard and Davis”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and steel balance, in a silver Am. Watch Co. hunting case with eagle mark, and Roman numeral white enamel dial, with blued steel spade hands, serial #1924, c1855 Condition: CASE: An early Waltham case, but not original to movement; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Dings and pin pricks; Minor waves; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; One hinge plug missing; Bow worn; Bow replaced. DIAL: Minor flakes in enamel near center arbor and center of seconds bit, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Regulator reblued; Hairspring stud abraded; Upper balance endstone screws replaced; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a one star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 2500 made. $1000-$1500 173. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, diamond endstones on escape wheel and balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel moon hands, serial #17009513, 87.5g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few very fine scratches, otherwise excellent . HANDS: Oxidation, tip of hour, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Ratchet wheel has a few specks of oxidation; Regulator spring and regulator with specks of oxidation; Case screws with minor scratches. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1400

174. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham,

Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, diamond endstones on balance and escape wheel, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, open face case with concealed hinges, monogram on rear cover, gold cuvette engraved “Henry C. Hatch Dec. 25, 1909”, and Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #13006460, 85.9g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow with wear; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Mark at edge from tip of minute hand, otherwise very good. HANDS: Spot of oxide at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor roughness at case screws; Ratchet wheel has minor spots of oxidation; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1500 175. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstones on escape wheel and balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and presentation on gold cuvette “Presented to Frank H. Locke as a token of esteem by the N.E. Sanitary Club Feb. 24, 1910”, and Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #16196563, 88.4g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, at dial center, starting at 50 second mark. HANDS: Minor oxide, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Crown wheel has speck of oxide; regulator with a few specks of oxide. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Frank Henry Locke was born Sep. 13, 1864 at Watertown, MA. He lived most of his married life at Lexington, MA until the 1930’s. There he was a salesman, bookkeeper and later owner of a plumbing supply firm. The New England Sanitary Club was composed of jobbers of plumbing supplies. It was active as early as 1907 until at least 1919. $1000-$1500 176. Ball Watch Co., Cleveland, Ohio, “ Official RR Standard”, 16 size, 23 jewel, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, circular damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance with double roller, gold jewel settings and gold timing screws, in a 10 karat yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, “Official RR Standard” open face case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #B607174, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks, back and band; Scratches on outer surface of case; Movement adapted to fit case. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheel has minor spots of oxidation; Upper balance endstone replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1500

177. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950 Elinvar”, 18 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, Elinvar hairspring and monometallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #264909, c1900 Condition: CASE: Dimples, back; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Bow with marks and dents, slightly bent; Crown worn. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Two small scrapes, 10:00, 12:00; We have not seen a 950 Elinvar with this dial before. HANDS: Minor scratches. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and haze on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1500 178. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Sangamo Special”, 17 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and hinged bezel, open face Sangamo Special case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel hands, serial # 3863183, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inside of case back. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 8:00 to seconds bit; Repaired flake in enamel concealed by bezel at setting lever; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good, seconds hand replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1500 179. Seth Thomas Watch Co., Thomaston, Conn., man’s pocket watch, 18 size, 11 - 15 jewels, stem wind and lever set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 12 - 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, with gold cuvette, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #61659, 124.5g TW, c1890 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow replaced; Crown worn; Precious metal content tested. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, center to seconds bit; Chip in enamel, 9:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Plates with minor spotting; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $1000-$1300

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American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstones on balance and escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, presentation on gold cuvette, “Phineas Keith April 2 1911”, monogram on rear cover, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #16196700, 94.1g TW, c1908 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Minor scratches on crystal; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: very good hour and minute, seconds hand short. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor scratches on ratchet wheel; Crown wheel with a few minor specks of oxidation; Click with scratches. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Phineas Keith was born Apr. 2, 1878 at Millis, Mass. He was an accountant in Boston and lived at Somerville, Mass. in 1910. He died July 26, 1945 and is buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. $900-$1200 181. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., man’s pocket watch, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engraved hunting case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #18861055, 98.4g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 11:00; A few tiny flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Dirty. HANDS: Hour replaced; Oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has specks of oxidation; Dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $900-$1200 182. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, man’s pocket watch, 16 size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette, “Mammato Reub Christmas 1904”’, and Arabic numeral with outer black 5-minute markers, O’Hara style white enamel dial with pink center and gilt ornament, gilt Louis XV style hands, serial #9846961, 100.9g TW, c1900 Condition: CASE: Minor ding, front; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, center to 7:30, center to 2:00; Spider hairline, 11:00; Minor flakes in enamel at center arbor; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Mark in balance cock at screw from wide screwdriver; Crown wheel has minor spots of oxidation; Specks of dirt/ dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $900-$1200

183. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950” Elinvar, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled Hamilton Railroad model, screw back and bezel, open face case, with bold Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, and black steel hands, serial #2639402, c1935 Condition: CASE: A few minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case . DIAL: A few minor flakes at hole in seconds bit, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Crown and ratchet wheels with speck of oxidation; Regulator and some bridge screws abraded; Loss to blacking in engraving; Crown wheel screw with marred slot; Jewel replaced, upper balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $900-$1200 184. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950B”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Canadian 24 hour Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial, and black steel spade and poker hands, serial #S15422, c1950 Condition: CASE: Dings in band; Scratches on outer surface of case; Bow and pendant with minor brassing. DIAL: A few minor marks, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $900-$1200 185. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, man’s pocket watch, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with monogram on front cover, and Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #2175577, 94.5g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Minor dents ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of cuvette; Engine turning with moderate wear, back; Crystal absent; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 3:00, 12:00; Chip in enamel near center arbor; Scratches minor to dial; Dial edge rough. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Winding wheel has spots of oxidation, abraded; Oily, dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, good staff. $900-$1200

186. American Waltham Watch Co,,

Waltham, Mass., “Dennison, Howard & Davis”, 18 size, 11 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, steel balance and Liverpool style jewels, in a B.W. Co. silver, engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #3011, c1857 Condition: CASE: A few dings and pin pricks; 2 dimples, front; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Front cover lift spring weak; Cover extends beyond 90 degrees when opened, front, 95 - 100 deg.. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Barrel bridge stripped of its gilding; Balance cock screw marred; Jewel and setting replaced, balance endstone upper. $800-$1200

187. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone on balance and escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance with double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with gold cuvette, and Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #17125061, 68.1g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to movement; Waves in cuvette; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Scratches on crown wheel core; Winding wheels with minor spots of oxidation; Jewel setting marred, upper balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a one star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 2500 made. $750-$1000 188.

American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1899, 16 size, 7 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a 14 karat, four color gold, engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #14840047, 87.8g TW, c1905 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Front cover hinge with split in center section; Cover extends beyond 90 degrees when opened, front, 110 deg; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Dirty. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels have minor spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, good staff, very dirty. $750-$1000

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Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “Veritas”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone, cut bimetallic balance with double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, “Samuel Jones” engraved on gold cuvette, and Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #18299708, 98.1g TW, c1915 Condition: CASE: Shows extra case screw marks but may be original; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent. HANDS: Very good, hour hand reblued. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Minor scratches on winding wheels. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). RARITY: This is a one star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 2500 made. $750-$1000

190. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “P.S. Bartlett”, 10 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #732117, 69.6g TW, c1870 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Dirty. HANDS: Replaced minute and seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Steel with specks of oxidation; Dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $700-$900 191. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face bar over crown case, and Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #2383053, c1930 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dimple in case back, made from inside; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Ratchet wheel core with replaced screws; Ratchet wheel with a few specks of oxide. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$1000

192. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face bar over crown Hamilton Railroad case, and Arabic numeral, outer red five minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #753681, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor dings and pin pricks; Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Bow worn. DIAL: A few minor flakes; Small line/ flake at set lever. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Abrasion on ratchet wheel from rust removal. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$1000 193. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “950”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened, nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train, whiplash micrometric regulator, in a, yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, and, Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel, spade and poker, serial #1021348, c1915, Condition: CASE: May not be original to the movement; Minor dents, case back; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Bow with brassing. DIAL: A few fine scratches, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Good, with a few minor marks. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Circular scratch on barrel bridge at bridge screw; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Winding wheels and click have minor specks of oxidation; Plating loss on bridges. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$900 194. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn.,

“920”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 5 positions, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and snap bezel, open face case, with maker’s details engraved on gold cuvette and monogram on back cover, Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, plum colored steel hands, serial #1920072, 78.2g TW, c1920 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few faint scuffs on dial, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $650-$850

195. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, lady’s pocket watch, 6 size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in a 14 karat, four color gold, engraved hunting case, with monogram on gold cuvette and diamond set back cover, Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, serial #5351381, 59.5g TW, c1895 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Plastic crystal; Precious metal content marked; Diamonds tested; Very good overall. DIAL: Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel, 3:00, 9:00. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $600-$800 196. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham,

Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, diamond endstones on escape wheel and balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #18102705, 67.2g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: A few minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 4:00. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has a few spots of minor oxidation; Crown wheel core with spot of oxidation Case screw replaced; Jewels replaced, center wheel upper, pallet upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). This is a one star watch in Gilbert, Engle and Shugart’s `Complete Price Guide to Watches`, uncommon, less than 2500 made $500-$750

197. American

Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Riverside Maximus”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone on escape wheel, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, with blued steel moon hands, serial #17124361, 66.4g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Hinge plug absent; Minor scratches on crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few minor marks, otherwise excellent . HANDS: Good, minute with minor loss to blue at center. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel with fine scratches and one small area of pitting; Jewels replaced, center wheel and balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$800

198. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “920”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engraved hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and cuvette engraved “C.C. Musolff ”, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, matte gilt dial, and plum colored steel moon hands, serial #1921401, 69.5g TW, c1920 Condition: CASE: 2 dimples in back; Scratches on cuvette; engraving with moderate wear; Crown replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor spotting and discoloration. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches n plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Pallet endstone setting abraded. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$700 199.

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “923”, 10 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, 5 adjustments, circular damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and micrometric regulator, in an 18 karat yellow gold, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, and gilt alpha hands, serial #R460, c1960 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor spots of oxide on regulator and crown wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$700

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Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “946”, 18 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions, isochronism, and temperature, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw bezel, swing out open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #434607, c1905 Condition: CASE: Dent at bottom of case that has been partially removed; Scratches on outer surface of case; Bezel with burrs at edge from an attempt to remove it using a knife; Case thread with damage, bezel does not screw down tight; Gold filled with minor brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minute broken. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, one heavier from plate screw across escape endstone setting and ending near the center; Case screws with minor scratches; Specks of dirt; Minor oxide on setting lever; Rust on hairspring. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $500-$800

201. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “P.S. Bartlett”, 10 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in an 18 karat, yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #779053, 69.4g TW, c1870 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Front cover hinge sticky; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Haze; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Fully wound, tries to run, needs cleaning. $450-$650 202. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., lady’s pocket watch, 6 size, 13 jewels, stem wind and lever set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in a 14 karat, rose gold, engraved hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette, “M. Abbie Doyle”, and monogram on front cover, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #3013680, 60g TW, c1885 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Bezel replaced; plastic crystal; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Case screw with broken head; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $450-$600 203.

American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Royal”, 8 size, 11 jewels, stem wind and lever set gilt plate movement, lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a 14 karat yellow gold, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with presentation on gold cuvette, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #2042051, 62.8g TW, c1885 Condition: CASE: A few minor dimples/ dents; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Bow replaced; Crown replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 12:00; Dirty. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and spotting; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, fully wound, good staff, needs cleaning. $400-$500

204. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., man’s 12 size pocket watch, 7 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in an octagonal 14 karat yellow gold, snap back and bezel open face case with blue cabochon set crown, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, engine turned metal dial, blued steel hands, serial #21823504, 58.7g TW, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dents and dings; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Minor discoloration. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheel core; Winding wheels with specks of oxidation; Loss to blacking in engraving. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $400-$500 205. Ball Watch Co., Cleveland, Ohio, “999B”,

16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions , circular damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved, open face Ball Official RR Standard case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #1B2768, c1935 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, back; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Engraving with minor wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Bow worn; Crown worn. DIAL: Fine scratches otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good, minute with minor bends. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$600

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Benedict & Burnham Mfg. Co., Waterbury, Conn., long wind, 18 size, stem wind skeletonized brass movement, with duplex escapement and brass balance, in a nickel plated brass, snap back and bezel open face case, the back with stamped design in imitation of engine turning and engraving, the mainspring cover stamped with maker and patent information, Roman numeral paper dial, and blued steel hands, c1880 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Plating loss; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow worn to brass. DIAL: Toning, a few marks, small area at edge near 9:00 with slight delamination and small tear. HANDS: Tip of hour hand broken. MOVEMENT PLATES: Plates and wheels with tarnish and spotting; Mainspring cover with gouge and hole at top edge, minor dings, scratches and wrinkles. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks) - A note from the consignor states that the mainspring is too strong, and the watch should not be wound beyond 20 turns. $400-$500

207. Elgin Watch Co.,

Elgin, Illinois, “B.W. Raymond”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in a yellow gold filled, reeded edge, engraved, open face case, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel Fleur de lys hands, serial #757, c1867 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette ; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Minor spots of corrosion on inside of case back. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Minute repaired. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor spots otherwise very good; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Mainspring fully wound, runs and stops. $400-$600

208. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992” Elinvar, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Railroad bar over crown case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #2628018, c1935 Condition: CASE: May not be original to the movement; A few minor dings; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: A few minor scratches, otherwise very good. HANDS: Good, with minor abrasions to minute and minor bends to seconds MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; A few specks of oxide on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$500 209. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Bunn Special”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, spider web damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a white and yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved, open face Bunn Special model 206 case, and Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial with plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #4095354, c1920 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent, back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with moderate brassing, primarily in the band; Minor scratches on crystal; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 3:30, 8:00, 11:00. HANDS: Good, minor oxide on minute and seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has small spot of oxidation; regulator spring has minor oxidation ; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$600

210. New York Standard Watch Co., Jersey City, NJ, lady’s pocket watch, 6 size, 7 jewels, stem wind and lever set, damascened, nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, in a 14 karat, four color gold, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #2412476, 48.4g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 12:00, 5:00, 6:00; Flakes in enamel near center arbor; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minute short, and with minor oxide at tip. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $400-$600

213. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, man’s pocket watch, 12 size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, white gold, engraved, hinged bezel, swing out open face case, the inside of the back engraved “International St. Jos. F.A.S. 2nd Prize Feb.3, 1930, with Arabic numeral, single sunk metal dial, blued steel hands, serial #33427451, 59.5g TW, c1930 Condition: CASE: 3 tiny dimples in case back; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Crown replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches, toning, and minor losses. HANDS: Hour hand painted black. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor scratches on winding wheels; Ratchet wheel with 2 specks of oxide; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $350-$450

211. American Waltham Watch Co,,

214. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “2974B”, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 3 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, double roller and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a base metal, screw back and bezel, open face case, the back engraved “Bureau Of Ships U.S. Navy Comparing Watch No. 478 - 1940”, with Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, and black steel hands, serial #K187, c1940 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches and wear on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case ; Plastic crystal; Scratches on crystal. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate, one a bit heavier at U.S. Navy mark; Winding wheels have spots of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator and regulator spring; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $350-$450

Waltham, Mass., man’s pocket watch, 14 size, 15 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged bezel, swing out open face case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel moon hands, serial #21435903, 61.7g TW, c1920 Condition: CASE: Dent with pin pricks, 7:00; Scratches on outer surface of case. Precious metal content marked. Crystal: Flakes at edge, on back, 12:00. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 6:00; Spider hairlines, 7:00, 11:00. HANDS: Replaced hour. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; ratchet wheel; Winding wheels with a few tiny specks of oxide; Specks of dirt, oily. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $350-$450

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Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, lady’s pendant watch, 0 size, 7 jewels, stem wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a 14 karat, yellow gold, engraved hunting case, with monogram on front cover, and portraits inside front and back covers and on cuvette, with Roman numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #14674304, 32.9g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Shows extra case screw mark; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Back cover extends just beyond 90 degrees when opened; Portrait on cuvette with loss; Crystal absent; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Dirty. HANDS: Seconds broken. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Dirty, gummy. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low balance amplitude. $350-$450

215. American Waltham Watch Co,,

Waltham, Mass., “16A”, military issue16 size, 22 jewels, hacking sweep seconds, stem wind and set, adjusted to 3 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller and micrometric regulator, in a base metal, screw back and bezel open face case, with ordnance department information engraved on back, and Arabic numeral, 24 hour black painted metal dial, white painted hands, serial #31790298, c1943 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Minor scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Very good, a few numerals with minor flakes. HANDS: Good, seconds hand with losses and repainting. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$40

216. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, diamond endstone, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #22255817, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, band; Dings ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Gold filled with minor brassing; Bow replaced; Crown worn. DIAL: Excellent. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400 217. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., Civil War era “P.S. Bartlett”, 18 size, 11 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and steel balance, in an Am. Watch Co. sterling silver, hinged back and bezel, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Roman numeral white enamel dial, and blued steel fleur de lys, serial #79160, c1863 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor flakes in enamel, 1:00, 10:00; Minor flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Minor flakes in enamel at center arbor. HANDS: Replaced minute, minor loss to blue on seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuff on plate; Gilt finish on plates dull and with minor discoloration. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$500 218.

American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., Civil War era “P.S. Bartlett”, 18 size, 7 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and steel balance, in a coin silver, reeded edge, hunting case with engraved front, and Roman numeral, white enamel dial signed “Appleton, Tracy & Co., blued steel spade hands, serial #26201, c1860 Condition: CASE: Dents and dings; Scratches on outer surface of case; Engraving nearly worn smooth; Front cover hinge sticky; Bow and pusher worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Gilding and blue on steel very good; Minor scratches on plate; A bit dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Not running, fully wound, good staff, needs service. $300-$500

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American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1870 “Crescent St”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set, adjusted gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a coin silver Am. Watch Co., hinged back and bezel, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #601634, c1872 Condition: CASE: Shallow dents, back, lower right; Scratches on outer surface of case, “x” scratch in reserve for monogram on back cover; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Bow worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 2:00, 3:00, 5:30, 6:00, 8:00, 10:30. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Bright work has minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), hairspring needs to be centered. $300-$400

220. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “B.W. Raymond”, military issue with hacking sweep seconds, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a nickel, screw back and bezel open face case, with ordnance department information on case back, and Arabic numeral 24 hour, black painted metal dial, white painted hands, serial #40294135, c1942 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Excellent (no hairlines). HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400 221. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “Lord Elgin” pocket watch in an unusual case, 12 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set at 6:00, adjusted to 6 positions, isochronism and temperature nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat white gold, snap back and bezel open face case with chased edge and applied ornament at top and bottom, with Arabic numeral metal dial, seconds at 12:00, and polished, silver colored hands, with original gilt stamped, leather covered box, serial #29199203, 50.6g TW, c1930 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Minor speckle around edge, otherwise very good. HANDS: Good, minor marks on hour hand. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Loss to blacking in engraving; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Box very good, and with Elgin price tag - the watch originally retailed for 175.00! $300-$500

222. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster,

Penn., “4992B”, 16 size, 22 jewels, hacking sweep seconds, stem wind and set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a base metal, screw back and bezel open face case, ordnance department information engraved on back , with Arabic numeral, 24 hour black painted metal dial, and white painted steel hands, serial #4C7905, c1941 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal. DIAL: Good, with faint overall spotting. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400

223. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster,

Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Railroad bar over crown case, and Canadian 24 hour Arabic numeral, single sunk melamine dial, with black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C119700, c1945 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case, otherwise excellent. DIAL: One or two faint marks, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Speck of oxide on regulator and regulator spring. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). A very clean example, almost as new $300-$400

224. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster,

Penn., “992E”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, uncut monometallic balance with double roller, gold jewel settings and whiplash micrometric regulator, yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, and Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #2642037, c1935 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, band; Dings and pin pricks, band; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 7:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400

225. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Model 23” chronograph, 16 size, 19 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 3 positions and temperature nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a base metal, screw back and bezel, open face case, with engraved back “AN 5742-1 MFRS PART NO.37297 HAMILTON WATCH CO.”, and Arabic numeral, black painted metal dial, white painted spade and poker, chronograph and register hands, serial #P11582, c1942 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Heavy application of graphite grease to castle wheel - could easily be cleaned. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. A nice example in very good condition $300-$400 226. Hampden Watch Co., Springfield, Mass., “New Railway”, 18 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and bezel, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Arabic and Roman numeral 24 hour, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1535118, c1900 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dents, back; Pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface; Fine scratches on inner surface and cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Minor scratches on crystal; Crown replaced. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 8:00 to center, 6:00 to seconds bit; Tiny flake in enamel concealed by bezel, at set lever. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scattered spotting; Bright work has minor oxidation; Jewels replaced, center wheel upper, balance endstone upper. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$500 227. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Bunn Special”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, temperature and isochronism, spider web damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, and Arabic numeral with outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #2295181, c1910 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent, back; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Bezel does not screw down tight to band; Bow replaced. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 12:30, 6:00, seconds bit; Small flakes in enamel less than the size of a grain of rice, edge between 1:00 and 2:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate, otherwise very good; Minor spots of oxidation on regulator. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude; Hairspring not centered. $300-$400

228. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Il-

linois, “Santa Fe Special”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to positions and temperature, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, nicely engraved, Santa Fe Watch Co. open face case, with, Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, marked “Santa Fe Special” and “Illinois” over the seconds bit, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #4955082, c1927 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; A few minor dings ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Engraving with minor wear. DIAL: Spider hairlines, 3:00; Tiny flake in enamel concealed by bezel, 10:30. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Minor staining on regulator and regulator spring; One case screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $300-$400

229. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., Civil War era “Wm. Ellery”, 18 size, 11 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone and steel balance, in a silver Am. Watch Co. hunting case with engraved monogram on front cover, and Roman numeral, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #117380, c1864 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Cover extends beyond 90 degrees when opened, front, 110 - 120 deg. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 2:30 to center, 7:30 to center; Tiny flakes in enamel at edge concealed by bezel; Flakes in enamel near center arbor. HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Case screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $250-$350 230. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1870 “Crescent St.”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a coin silver, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved, Am. Watch Co. hunting case, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #520093, c1870 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, one in band, one in front near hinge; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving worn smooth; Front cover extends slightly beyond 90 degrees when opened; Bow with minor wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Excellent (no hairlines). HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Plate with spot at 4th wheel upper jewel; Upper balance endstone and setting replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), cannon pinion loose. $250-$350

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American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1892 “Vanguard”, 18 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement with lever escapement, diamond endstone, cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #16140797, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Shows extra case screw marks; Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, back; Dings and pin pricks, band; Very fine scratches on outer surface of case; Amateur damascening on inside of case back; Gold filled with minor brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches and shallow pitting on ratchet wheel; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator, click; Ratchet wheel screw replaced; Jewel setting marred, balance upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $250-$350

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Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Bunn Special” 60 hour, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat, white gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face Bunn Special case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #4804474, c1925 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing, bow; Crystal with edge chips, crystal too small. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, radiating from dial center; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on ratchet wheel; Scratches under click; Bright work with minor oxidation; Ratchet wheel core screw missing; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $250-$350

233. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #29309215, c1935 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; part of regulator missing. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

234. Cheshire Watch Co., Cheshire, Conn., 18 size, 6 jewels, stem wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and uncut balance, in a nickel, hinged bezel Cheshire open face case, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #80333, c1890 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches and minor spots on outer surface of case; Case with marks and scratches from an aggressive attempt to open the back; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette. DIAL: Excellent . HANDS: Speck of oxide at tip of minute, otherwise very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor spotting and haze. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $200-$300 235. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “H.H. Taylor”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold timing screws, in a 6 ounce coin silver, reeded edge, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #142065, 212.5g TW, c1870 Condition: CASE: Shows extra case screw mark adjacent to case screw; Small dimple in back; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Engine turning / engraving nearly worn smooth; Bow replaced; Top of pusher missing; Front lift spring broken; Front cover worn at catch; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, seconds bit to center, 6:00, 8:00; Minor flakes in enamel concealed by bezel. HANDS: Hour replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Regulator with minor oxidation; 2 plate screws and case screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Fully wound, not running, staff ok, setting ok. $200-$300 236.

Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “Veritas”, 18 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, diamond endstone, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #11252495, c1905 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 7:00, and just above seconds bit; Flake in enamel concealed by bezel, 6:00; Chips in enamel at hole in seconds bit; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches and oxide on winding wheels; Click scratched; Oxide on regulator scale; Some loss to blacking in engraving. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

237. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B” Railway Special, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, double roller and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a stainless steel, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Watch Co. case, and Arabic numeral, double sunk, melamine dial, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C339225, c1950 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, back; Scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Minor checking in melamine; Numerous scratches minor to dial; Dirty. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratch due to screwdriver slip emanating from screw slot, at case screw; Bright work has minor specks of oxidation, plate screw. click, ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 238. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, black steel hands, serial #C155850, c1945 Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Crystal with minor scratches. DIAL: Specks of dust. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Steel with a few specks of oxide; Specks of dirt. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 239.

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face bar over crown case, engraved on inside of case back, “Boyce B. Allman June 10, 1961”, and Montgomery Arabic numeral painted metal dial, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C493858, c1955 Condition: CASE: Very fine scratches on outer surface of case, and one minor bump to band at 6:00; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow with minor brassing. DIAL: Replaced dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate, one mark at edge of plate near click. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Boyce Bain Allman was born Feb. 24, 1930 in Cabarrus County, NC, son of J. M. and May (Howell) Allman. He was a resident of Gate City, Scott County, VA when he died in July, 1987. $200-$250

240. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a white gold filled, screw back and bezel open face Wadsworth bar over crown Hamilton Railroad case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial marked Hamilton Railway Special, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #C30482, c1940 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; 2 dimples, back, from dent removal; Scratches on outer surface of case; Marks on inside of back from dent removal. DIAL: Left side of dial with minor scratches from bezel, hidden by bezel, one fine hairline at 5:30. HANDS: Good, with a few scratches. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels have minor specks of oxidation; Click with surface flaw. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 241.

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a white and yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Railroad bar over crown case, and Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial marked “Hamilton Railway Special”, with black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C401851, c1950 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Minor waves, case back; Scratches on outer surface of case; Inside of back with marks from dent removal. DIAL: Minor scratches and checking. HANDS: Good hour and minute, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on winding wheels; Replaced case screw. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

242. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “993”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, engraved hunting case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #712001, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case; Has problem closing, set lever prevents cover from closing tightly. DIAL: Fine scratches to dial, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Very good, minor loss to blue and spot of oxide on minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor scratches and oxide on winding wheels and regulator. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $200-$300

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Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “A. Lincoln”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, narrow stripe damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved, open face case, and Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, and plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #2537250, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Engraving with minor wear. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 6;30; Tiny flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Spots of oxidation, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

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Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Illinois Watch Co.”, 12 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to 6 positions, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case with monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, silvered dial, blued steel hands, serial #4477370, c1925 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Engine turning / engraving with minor wear. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Oxidation and abrasion. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor fine scratches on plate; Scratches on ratchet wheel; Jewel setting marred, balance upper endstone; Center wheel abraded. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

245. Lancaster Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “Keystone”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set, adjusted, gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a coin silver, engraved hunting case, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #4760, c1885 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on cuvette; Engraving with minor wear; Has problems opening, front cover lift spring broken; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Flake in enamel concealed by bezel, 10:30, otherwise very good. HANDS: Minute with minor bends. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), guard pin needs adjustment. $200-$300

246. New England Watch Co., Water-

bury, Conn., “Dan Patch Stop Watch”, chronograph, 16 size, 7 jewels, stem wind and set nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and snap bezel, reeded edge, open face case, the back engraved with a portrait of Dan Patch, and Arabic numeral, white enamel dial and blued steel spade hands, serial #17110, c1910 Condition: CASE: Shallow dent in back; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow with minor brassing. DIAL: Spider hairlines, edge, at 4:00, 11:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Good, chronograph hand painted white. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on winding wheels; Minor losses to plating; Screw heads marred. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). COMPLICATION FUNCTION: Functions properly. $200-$300

247. Rockford Watch Co., Rockford, Illinois, “Rockford Watch Co.”, model 1, 18 size, 9 - 11 jewels, key wind, key set, gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance in a coin silver, hinged back and bezel, engraved, open face case, and Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, serial #96515, 192.6g TW Condition: CASE: 3 Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Engraving with minor wear; Minor scratches on crystal; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minute replaced, oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate, bright, clean gilding ; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), setting stiff. $200-$300 248.

South Bend Watch Co., South Bend, Indiana, “227”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions and temperature, damascened, nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold timing screws, micrometric regulator, in a, Nawco railroad model yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, with, Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1192209, c1925, Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette; Crown worn. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate, balance cock with pin pricks; Winding wheels with minor spots of oxidation; Regulator and regulator spring with specks of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), balance rim bent. $200-$300

249. South Bend Watch Co., South Bend, Indiana, “Studebaker”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, 8 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, locomotive engraved, Nawco Security Railroad model open face case, Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1161015, c1925 Condition: CASE: Shallow crease in back; Minor dent in band; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Engraving with minor wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Bow replaced; Crown worn. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial; Minor spotting and discoloration . HANDS: Mismatched. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Winding wheels have spots of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation; Jewel setting marred, upper balance endstone; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 250. United States Watch Co., Marion, NJ, “Edwin Rollo”, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with, lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and gold timing screws, in a coin silver, engraved hunting case, with engine turning inside front cover, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #5372, c1870 Condition: CASE: May not be original to the movement; Minor dents; Dings and pin pricks; minor waves; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Engraving with minor wear; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: A few minor scratches, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Hour and minute with minor oxide, minute with loss to blue, seconds short. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Spots of oxide on regulator and hairspring stud. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300 251. United States Watch Co., Marion,

NJ, for C.P Davis Elizabethport, N.J., 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws, in a coin silver, reeded edge, engine turned hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel fleur de lys hands, serial #160009, c1875 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Front cover lift spring absent. DIAL: A few flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Flakes in enamel near center arbor and at hloe in seconds bit; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches ; Burrs between balance cock and barrel bridge; Clamp added to secure movement in case; Balance cock screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $200-$300

252. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Crescent St.”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a white gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved open face case with yellow gold accents, with bold Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #23014952, c1920 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case . DIAL: A few fine scratches, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good, tip of seconds slightly bent. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250 253. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illi-

nois, “Father Time”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #16213458, c1910 Condition: CASE: Minor dents ; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Bow worn; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 12:00, 8:00. HANDS: Minor spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Plates with gouges and scratching at case screws. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

254. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster,

Penn., “940”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 5 positions, isochronism and temperature, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and bezel, open face case, with monogram engraved on back cover and name engraved on cuvette, “H.J. Mooney 1915”, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #998316, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Minor scratches on crystal; Crown worn. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Minor scratches on hour. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Regulator spring with minor oxide; Small spot of corrosion and plating loss on barrel bridge. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

255. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster,

Penn., “992”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved, open face case, with Canadian 24-hour Arabic numeral, single sunk melamine dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1725375, c1920 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing. DIAL: Scattered minor marks and scratches, minor checking at center, otherwise very good. HANDS: Good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on ratchet wheel; Jewel replaced, balance upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

256. Hamilton Watch Co., Lan-

caster, Penn., “992B” Railway Special, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, double roller, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a stainless steel, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C499716, c1965 Condition: CASE: Minor dent, back; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Melamine with checking. HANDS: Good, a bit dirty. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), needs cleaning. $175-$250

257. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face Star bar over crown Hamilton Railroad case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial marked Hamilton Railway Special, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C497722, c1965 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice; Minor dings; Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Numerous small marks, fine scratches and checking overall. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on balance cock, and a few on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), hairspring not centered. $175-$250

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Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial marked Hamilton Railway Special, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C427602, c1955 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow worn; Crown worn. DIAL: Minor marks and scratches, check at center. HANDS: Tip of minute with bends, tip of hour broken. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on winding wheels; Bright work has minor oxidation, click, regulator, regulator spring, balance upper endstone setting. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

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Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, double roller, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face Wadsworth bar over crown Hamilton Railroad case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial marked Hamilton Railway Special, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #C251506, c1948 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Waves and minor dents; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Minor marks and scratches, one check at 9:00. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

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Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992B”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance, gold upper endstone settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, and Arabic numeral, double sunk melamine dial marked “Hamilton Railway Special”, with black steel spade and poker hands, serial #C277546, c1950 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; A few dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Crown with minor wear. DIAL: A few minor marks and scratches, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250

261. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “A. Lincoln”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw bezel, swing out open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #3378204, c1920 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor chips at edge of crystal; Bow replaced; Crown replaced; Stem long. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, dial center, and 6:00; Flakes in enamel, at edge, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Oxidation and loss of color. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Winding wheel, regulator spring, and click have small spots of oxidation; Crown wheel screw marred; Jewel settings marred, balance, escape, pallet. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250 262. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Bunn Special” 60 hour, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, spider web damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws, gold wheel train and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a rose gold filled, screw back and bezel, Bunn Special model open face case, with bold Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, plum colored steel spade and poker hands, serial #4826178, c1925 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 12:00, 1:00, 6:00, 7:00; Spider hairlines, 4:00. HANDS: Oxidation and loss of blue. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scratches on plate; Scratches on winding wheels; Ratchet wheel has spots of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator and regulator spring; Crown wheel screw marred; Spot of corrosion on pallet bridge; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $175-$250 263. American Waltham Watch Co,

Waltham, Mass., lady’s pendant watch, 0 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a 14 karat yellow gold, hinged back and bezel open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #17161886, 27.5g TW, c1910 Condition: CASE: Dents and waves; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches and dents in cuvette; Crystal absent; Bow replaced; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, light, 11:00; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Scratches on ratchet wheel; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

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American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “A.W.W.Co.”, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, and Arabic numeral, single sunk, O’Hara multicolor enamel dial, gilt Louis XV style hands, serial #12048427, c1905 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Fine scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, at edge, 3:00 4:00; Fine scratches to dial; Very good overall. HANDS: Excellent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered fine scratches on plate; Winding wheels with a few specks of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $150-$250

265. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Crescent St.” model 1892, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and bezel, reeded edge, engine turned open face case, with Canadian 24-hour Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #9009775, c1900 Condition: CASE: A few shallow dents, back; Minor dings; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning nearly worn smooth; Gold filled with moderate brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 2:00, 5:00, 9:00, 10:00, 12:00; Spider hairlines, 6:00; Chip in enamel near setting lever; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Losses to bluing, seconds. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Barrel bridge screws replaced, screw holes countersunk. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), low amplitude. $150-$200 266. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions , nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, monometallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial marked “Waltham Premier Vanguard 23 Jewels”, blued steel hands, serial #30561743, c1940 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Waves or wrinkles; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case . DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Loss to bluing . MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Fine scratches on winding wheels; Speck of oxide on ratchet wheel. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

267. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., “Vanguard”, 16 size, 23 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to 6 positions, isochronism and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, double roller, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk, painted metal dial, black steel spade and poker hands, serial #33766351, c1950 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Shallow crease in back; Scratches on outer surface of case; Plastic crystal; Scratches on crystal. DIAL: Minor scratches and scuffs; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Good, minor scratches. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Minor scratches on ratchet wheel; specks of dirt, oily. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250 268. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., man’s pocket watch, 18 size, 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a silver, engine turned and engraved Am. Watch Co. hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial and blued steel spade hands, serial #341871, c1870 Condition: CASE: Minor dents; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Bow worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good, tip of minute with minor oxide. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Minor spotting; Regulator with a few specks of oxide; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks), out of beat. $150-$250 269. American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1892 “845”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance with gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #18082653, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Shows extra case screw marks; Minor dings, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: A few fine scratches, otherwise excellent . HANDS: Minor oxide, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered fine scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has minor spots of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

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American Waltham Watch Co,, Waltham, Mass., model 1892 “Crescent St.”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings and gold timing screws, in a yellow gold filled, swing out open face case, with monogram on rear cover, and Arabic numeral with outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #11027232, c1900 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on inner surface of case; Monogram nearly worn away; Gold filled with minor brassing; Bow replaced. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 4:00, 6:00, 10:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Jewel settings marred, escape wheel and pallet upper endstones; Loss to blacking in engraving; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

271.

Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “B.W. Raymond”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face B.W. Raymond case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #29909205, c1927 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Gold filled with major brassing; Bow worn. DIAL: A few fine scratches, otherwise very good. HANDS: Good, with minor oxide on minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels with a few specks of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

272.

Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “Father Time”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #25037992, c1920 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dimple in case back; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Flake at 7:00 near seconds bit; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good, minor oxide at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Speck of oxide on ratchet wheel; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator and scale; Click screw replaced. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

273.

Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a Hamilton base metal, snap back and bezel, open face display case, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel hands, serial #892408, c1910 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Fine scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Flake in enamel concealed by bezel, 9:30; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Ratchet wheel has spots of oxidation; Click, regulator and regulator spring with minor oxidation; Jewels replaced, center wheel upper, escape upper endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

274. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow and white gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Railroad bar over crown display case, and Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1198397, c1915 Condition: CASE: Dings ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Bow worn; Crown worn. DIAL: Very good. HANDS: Good, with minor oxide. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels have a few specks of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator spring, stud retainer. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250 275. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “992”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled and base metal, screw back and bezel, open face Hamilton Railroad bar over crown case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1136276, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case. DIAL: Flake at hole in seconds bit, otherwise very good. HANDS: Good, with discoloration on seconds hand. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Regulator spring work has minor oxidation; One balance jewel screw replaced; Jewels replaced, center wheel upper and balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

276. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn.,

279. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois,

“992”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and bezel, open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #1049728, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor dings, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Very fine scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Crown replaced. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 4:00; Spider hairline and edge flake, 1:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Heavier scratch at serial number; Scratches on winding wheels; Minor specks of oxide on winding wheels and click; Mark at balance cock screw from wide screwdriver. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

“Burlington Watch Co.”, 12 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted to positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case with American eagle and shield engraved on back, with Montgomery Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #3975080, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dings and pin pricks; Minor scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 12:00, 6:00, 7:30; Small chip in enamel concealed by bezel, 7:30; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels have specks of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator spring and regulator; Minor loss to blacking in engraving; Specks of dirt / dust. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

277. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois, “Burlington Special”, 16 size, 19 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to positions and temperature, damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, Burlington Watch Co. open face case, monogram on rear cover, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade hands, serial #2484679, c1910 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, band; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 9:00; Spider hairlines, 5:00, 6:00; A few minor flakes, and one small chip at 5:00. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheel and click have spots of oxidation; Regulator and regulator spring with spots of oxidation; Minor oxide on case screws. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

280. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois,

278. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois,

for E.J. Martel, Somersworth, N.H., 18 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, checkerboard damascened, two tone nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute marker, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #1950890, c1910 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; back with shallow dent; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Gold filled with minor brassing; Bow worn to brass and with dings; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, light, 2:00; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel; Minor dial scratches; Figures on seconds bit with wear; Specks of dirt / dust. HANDS: Replaced minute, hour with bends. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Balance cock screw and regulator spring with spot of oxidation; Specks of dirt, oily; Two tone finish and gold plating on steel in good condition overall. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

“Burlington Watch Co.” Bull Dog, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted to positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case with rigid bow, the inside of the back marked “BULLDOG”, case back engraved with Odd Fellows imagery, and Arabic numeral, double sunk white enamel dial, marked “Burlington Bull Dog”, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #3214214, c1935 Condition: CASE: May not be original to the movement, one extra case screw mark; Dimple, back; A few dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case; Gold filled with minor brassing. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 3:00, 7:00, 9:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Very good, tip of minute bent. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and scuffs on plate; Winding wheels have spots of oxidation; Click and regulator with spots of oxidation; Jewel replaced, upper balance endstone. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$200

“Currier”, 18 size, 11 jewels, transitional key/ stem wind and lever set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a coin silver, engine turned and engraved hunting case, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #89991, 204.7g TW, c1880 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case and cuvette; Engine turning / engraving worn smooth; Hinge plug absent; Bow worn; Crown worn; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Numerous faint hairlines; Flakes in enamel concealed by bezel, 9:00. HANDS: Touched up with blue lacquer. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Hairspring stud screw replaced; Case screw replaced; Balance endstone and setting replaced; Very dirty. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Fully wound, tries to run, out of beat, needs service. $150-$250

281. Illinois Watch Co., Springfield, Illinois,

282. Rockford Watch Co., Rockford, Illinois, “545”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #781632, c1910 Condition: CASE: A few dings and pin pricks; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Gold filled with brassing on band and pendant; Minor scratches on crystal. DIAL: Spider hairline, minor, dial edge at 4:00; A few minor scratches to dial. HANDS: Minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels with minor oxide and abrasion; Bridge screws have minor spots of oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $150-$250

285. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “912”, 12 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, hinged back and snap bezel open face case, with presentation on cuvette “Presented to Frank Kowalczyk by The Stanley Works in recognition of 25 years service 1906 Sept. 24, 1931 and monogram on rear cover, with Arabic numeral, single sunk silver dial, and blued steel hands, serial #3430222, c1930 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on cuvette. DIAL: Minor spotting, otherwise very good. HANDS: Very good. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Gouge at barrel bridge screw from wide screwdriver; Minor scratches on winding wheels. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). Frank Kowalczyk was born Mar. 10, 1885 in Poland. He emigrated to the US in 1906 and that year began working as a moulder in the foundry of The Stanley Company of New Britain, Conn. $100-$150

283. Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “B.W. Raymond”, 16 size, 19 jewels, stem wind and lever set, adjusted, damascened, nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face case, with Arabic numeral, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, serial #17698712, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case or cuvette; Crystal with minor scratches. DIAL: Hairlines ; Scratches minor to dial; Dirty. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches plate; Very dirty/ oily. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Tries to run. $100-$200

286. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., “940”, 18 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, ornately damascened, nickel plate movement, with, lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold timing screws, micrometric regulator, in a, yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face case, with, Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk, white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #475366, c1905, Condition: CASE: Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Gold filled with moderate brassing; Minor scratches on crystal; Bow replaced; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairline in enamel, very light, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Oxidation, tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator spring and case screws. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $100-$200

284.

Elgin Watch Co., Elgin, Illinois, “B.W. Raymond”, 16 size, 21 jewels, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and whiplash micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, open face B.W. Raymond case, with Arabic numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, and blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #29909652, c1925 Condition: CASE: Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice; Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case, two rather deep; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Gold filled with minor brassing; Plastic crystal; Bow worn. DIAL: Flake in enamel concealed by bezel at 6:00, otherwise excellent. HANDS: Good, with oxide at tip of minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Fine scratches on plate; Winding wheels with minor specks of oxidation; Ratchet wheel with a few fine scratches. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $100-$200

287. Hampden Watch Co., Canton, Ohio, “Wm. McKinley”, 16 size, 21 jewel, stem wind and lever set, 5 adjustments, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, double roller, gold jewel settings, gold timing screws and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel, engine turned and engraved open face case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #3324009, c1920 Condition: CASE: Minor dents less than the size of a grain of rice, back and band; Dings and pin pricks, band; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Engine turning / engraving with moderate wear; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, 2:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Gouge in balance cock at screw from wide screwdriver; Bright work has minor oxidation, winding wheels, regulator, click. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $100-$200

288. Rockford Watch Co., Rockford, Il-

linois, model 1, 18 size, 9 - 11 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a coin silver, engraved, hunting case, and Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, serial #119894, c1880 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Minor dent less than the size of a grain of rice, front; Dings ; Fine scratches on outer surface of case; Fine scratches on inner surface of case ; Precious metal content marked. DIAL: Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches and marks on plate; Scattered spotting. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $100-$200

289.

Hampden Watch Co., Canton, Ohio, “Wm. McKinley”, 16 size, 17 jewels, stem wind and set, adjusted, ornately damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and micrometric regulator, in a yellow gold filled, screw back and bezel open face display case, with Arabic numeral, outer red 5-minute markers, and double sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade hands, serial #2872365, c1915 Condition: CASE: Not original to the movement; Dings and pin pricks; Gold filled with major brassing; Crown worn. DIAL: Hairlines in enamel, very light, dial center, seconds bit to 1:00, center arbor to 8:00, 6:00; Scratches minor to dial. HANDS: Replaced minute. MOVEMENT PLATES: Scattered fine scratches on plate; Minor oxide on regulator and regulator spring. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $75-$125

293. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size Waltham

model 83, 17 jewel frosted checkerboard damascene movement, serial #3855562, in a Pioneer Anti Magnetic Shield swing out open face case, 18 size Waltham model 1892 Vanguard, 21 jewel damascened movement, serial #6026596, in a Fahy’s coin silver hunting case Condition: Both running $200-$300

295.

294. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size,17 jewel Rockford, fancy damascened movement, in nickel case, serial #510375, and 18 size, 11 - 15 jewel Columbus “North Star”, gilt movement, serial #236105, in a low karat, engraved, solid gold hunting case Condition: Columbus running, Rockford runs and stops $300-$400

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 6 size Waltham, 7 jewel gilt movement, serial #6847167, in a gold filled hunting case, 6 size Elgin, 15 jewel gilt movement, serial #3082837, in a 10 - 12 karat solid gold hunting case Condition: Waltham running, Elgin missing stem and crown, good staff $300-$400

296. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), Aurora, both with gilt 15 jewel fifth pinion movements, one with open face gold filled case, the other with a nickel open face case, Condition: both running $200$300

290. Rockford Watch Co., Rockford, Illinois,

18 size, 11 - 15 jewels, key wind and set gilt plate movement, with lever escapement and cut bimetallic balance, in a silveroid, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Roman numeral, single sunk, white enamel dial, and blued steel tulip hands, serial #24601, c1876 Condition: CASE: Dings and pin pricks; Scratches on outer surface of case; Scratches on inner surface of case ; Minor chips and scratches on crystal. DIAL: Minor chip in enamel at edge, 11:00; Scratches minor to dial; Dirty. HANDS: Oxidation on hour, seconds replaced. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on plate; Bright work has minor oxidation, regulator and hairspring stud; Minor spotting. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Broken balance staff. $75$125 291. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size Seth Thomas, 17 jewel movement with fancy two tone damascening, serial # 221071, in a gold filled open face case, 18 size South Bend, #347, 17 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #573016, in a gold filled open face case Condition: Both running and generally good condition. $200-$300

292. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), early Swiss fake in a coin silver hunting case, and a Const. Mathey in a sterling silver open face case Condition: both running $100-$200

297. Pocket watches- 2

(Two), 18 size Waltham “Wm. Ellery”, key wound 7 jewel gilt plate movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, silverode open face recase, serial #386246, c1870, 10 size Waltham “Wm. Ellery”, key wound gilt plate movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, yellow gold filled, engine turned and engraved open face case, serial #991580, c1880 Condition: Both running $250$350

298. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size Waltham model 1892, 19 jewel Crescent St., serial #14137596, in an open face gold filled case, 18 size Waltham model 1892, 17 jewel Vanguard, serial #6026872, in a gold filled hunting case Condition: Both running $175-$250 299.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size model 1883 Waltham with gilt 7 jewel movement in an engraved coin silver open face case, serial #542900, and a 12 size Illinois 21 jewel, in a gold filled open face case with monogrammed back, serial #2589861 Condition: Both watches running, setting ok, Illinois stem slips out of winding position $150-$200

300.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), English fusee for Clement Davison, New York, Roman numeral white enamel dial with gold hands, key wound and set, engraved gilt movement with Massey II lever escapement, engine turned, sterling silver consular case with Chester hallmark and date letter for 1826, 52mm, together with a fusee movement by M.J. Tobias, Liverpool, for D. Gillis Leonard, Newburgh, N.Y., Roman numeral white enamel dial, gold tulip hands, engraved, gilt movement with Liverpool jewelling, 44mm, c1850 Condition: Davison case with tarnish, scratches and wear to engine turning, dial with hairlines, and a chip at 12:00, hands replaced, movement plates with haze, scratches to bright work, running, Tobias dial with minor scratches, hands with minor bends, minute hand with broken tip, barrel bridge with scratches, movement plates with haze and small spots of verdigris, running, maintaining power click catching fusee so the watch will not wind more than 1/4 turn, both watches would benefit from service $400-$600

301. Pocket watches-

2 (Two), 6 size Waltham, 11 jewel gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, yellow gold filled hunting case with engraved flowers and 4 inset colored stones, serial #5196051, 12 size Waltham, 7 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, blued steel hands, yellow and white gold filled open face case, serial #22974132 Condition: 6 size running $100$200 302. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), English fusee, 49mm, R. Winstanley, Holywell, gilt plate movement, with Massey III lever escapement, #7563, in a sterling silver open face case, English fusee, 40mm, Straub & Co., Borough, gilt plate movement, #12385, sterling silver open face case Condition: Straub running, Winstanley not running, good staff $200-$300

303.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size Hamilton 940, 21 jewel damascened nickel plate movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, gold filled open face case, serial #1417902, c1920, N size E. Howard & Co., series III, 15 jewel gilt plate movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel umbrella hands, open face silveroid recase with display back, serial#11559, c1865 Condition: Hamilton running, Howard not running, good staff $300-$400

304. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), New England pendant watch, and a lady’s Rensie pin watch Condition: both running $50$100

305.

Pocket watches2 (Two), N size Howard series VII, 15 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #66637, in a gold filled hunting case, N size Howard series VII, 15 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #203967, in a gold filled open face case Condition: Both running $350-$450

306. Pocket watches2 (Two), Non Magnetic Watch Company of America, both with 15 jewel movements, one in coin silver case, the other in an Oresilver case, serial #16434, 30339 Condition: both running $150-$200 307.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 12 size Ball Watch Co. with 19 jewel damascened nickel plate movement, Arabic numeral silvered dial with gilt hands, screw back and bezel gold filled open face recase, serial #B405594, c1927, 12 size Washington Watch Co. “Monroe” with 11 jewel damascened nickel plate movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, screw back and bezel silveroid open face recase, serial #2004622, c1910 Condition: both running $200-$300

308. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), Ros-

313.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 16 size 21 jewel Elgin Father Time, damascened nickel movement, serial #23466031, in an open face gold filled case, 16 size 17 jewel Elgin 3 finger bridge, damascened nickel movement, serial #14960491, in an open face gold filled case Condition: Both running $200-$300

kopf, Roman numeral, white enamel dial, nickel case, Knickerbocker Watch Co., repoussé case and clip with poppy decoration, paper dial, Louis XV hands, nickel movement with duplex escapement Condition: Both wound, run and stop, need service $150-$250

314.

309. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), Howard N size, 15 jewel gilt movement, serial #202524, in a nickel, open face case, and Howard N size, 15 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #215786, in a nickel open face case Condition: Both running $250-$350

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size Waltham model 1982, 21 jewel 845 with damascened nickel movement, serial #18148068, in a gold filled open face case, 18 size Waltham model 1982, 17 jewel P.S. Bartlett with fancy two tone damascening, serial #14091377, in a gold filled open face case Condition: Both running $250-$350

315. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 310. Pocket watches2 (Two), 18 size Hampden “John G. Dueber”, 17 jewel 2 tone movement, fancy O’Hara style enamel dial, engraved gold filled hunting case, serial #671430, 16 size Rockford, 15 jewel nickel movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, engraved gold filled hunting case, serial #678396 Condition: both running, Hampden dial with hairlines $150-$250 311.

Pocket watches- 2 (Two), Swiss keywind in the American style in an engraved, nickel open face case, and a Swiss stopwatch with 30 minute register in a brass open face case Condition: both running $100-$200

312. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), Rockford 18 size, 9 - 11 jewel, key wound gilt movement, in an open face Oresilver case, serial #17948, 16 size, Illinois “Quincy Street”, 15 jewel nickel movement, in a gold filled hunting case, serial #1598010 Condition: both running, Illinois lacking crystal $150-$250

18 size Seth Thomas, 7 jewel, gilt plate movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, in a sterling silver swingout case with screw down guard over the crown, serial #15822, 18 size Waltham, 15 jewel, P.S. Bartlett, keywound gilt plate movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, coin silver open face case, serial #744996 Condition: both running, Seth Thomas with loose stem $200-$300

316. Pocket watches- 2 (Two), 18 size, 23 jewel Elgin “Veritas”, in a gold filled, open face case, serial #9267352, and an 18 size, 11 - 15 jewel Elgin “M.D. Ogden, in an engine turned, coin silver hunting case, serial #267009 Condition: Veritas running $200$300 317.

Watches2(Two), lady’s Illinois wrist watch, 18 karat white gold Deco style case, 17 jewel movement, serial #4992019, and a lady’s Waltham pendant watch, 7 jewel, 0 size movement, gold filled hunting case Condition: both running $300-$400

318. Pocket watches-

3 (Three), Waltham, 18 size model 1883, 7 jewel gilt movement, Arabic numeral, white enamel dial, gold filled, open face case, serial #16475068, 18 size P.S. Bartlett 17 jewel gilt movement, Canadian 24 hour white enamel dial, silverine open face case, serial #11074905, and 12 size “A.W.W. Co.”, 15 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, octagonal open face gold filled case, serial #22856744 Condition: all running $150-$250

319. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), 16

size Illinois “Sangamo Special”, 21 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, two tone gold filled open face case, serial #2297981, 16 size Illinois “Bunn”, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, gold filled open face case, serial #3076172, and a 12 size Illinois “A. Lincoln”, 21 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, gold filled open face case, serial #3588828 Condition: all running, Sangamo dial with hairlines $300-$500

320.

Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Hampden, 18 size, 15 jewel in an engraved, open face coin silver case, serial #986095, 18 size, 15 jewel in an engraved, open face sterling silver case, serial #444875, and 12 size Gen. Stark in an open face, gold filled case, serial #1369512 Condition: All running $200-$300

321. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), 18 size Illinois “A. Lincoln”, 21 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white painted dial, gold filled open face case, serial #2080780, 16 size Illinois “Stewart Special”, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, gold filled open face case, serial #3801069, and a 12 size Illinois, 21 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, and gold filled, open face case, serial #5297610 Condition: all running, A. Lincoln dial is a reproduction $200-$300 322. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), 16 size South Bend, “227”, nickel 21 jewel movement, white enamel dial, gold filled open face case, serial #745036, 16 size E. Howard & Co., 17 jewel nickel movement, white enamel dial, gold filled open face case, serial #959539, and a 16 size Burlington Watch Co., 19 jewel nickel movement, white enamel dial, open face gold filled case, serial #2934340 Condition: all running $300-$400

323.

Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Elgin “No. 348”, 21 jewel nickel movement in a gold filled, open face case, serial #10422704, Elgin “No. 348”, 21 jewel nickel movement in a nickel, open face case, serial #11612580, Elgin “No. 349”, 21 jewel nickel movement, white enamel Montgomery dial, in a gold filled, open face case, serial #15644290 Condition: all running, “No 349” mark may be added $300-$400

324. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), 21 jewel Hamilton 940, with gold filled, open face case, serial #526383, 15 jewel 18 size Illinois key wind for Settle & Garretson, Russelville, Ky., open face, silveroid case, serial #697572 and a 12 size South Bend Studebaker, in an open face, white gold filled case, serial #1148062 Condition: All running $200-$300 325. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), 16 size, 17 jewel Elgin, gold filled case, Montgomery dial, serial #K689425, 18 size, 7 jewel Elgin, gold filled case, serial #31235530, 12 size, 7 jewel Elgin, gold filled case, O’Hara style dial, serial #25372565 Condition: All running $200-$250

326. Pocket watches3 (Three), Waltham, 16 size 17 jewel in an English, gold filled case, serial #13407410, 18 size, 7 jewel in a screw back and bezel Oresilver case, serial #4290699, and 7 jewel in a swing out nickel case, serial #5004048 Condition: #4290699 not running $150-$200 327. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Hebdomas, Switzerland, 8 day pocketwatch with exposed escapement, white enamel dial with square, Arabic numeral chapter, blued steel hands, polished nickel case with basketweave pattern on back, 50mm, c1900, Hebdomas, Switzerland, 8 day pocketwatch with exposed escapement and calendar, white enamel dial with Arabic numeral chapter, day and date displays at 4:00 and 8:00, blued steel hands, plain polished nickel case, 50mm, c1900, StewartDawson & Co. Liverpool pocketwatch, key wound and set gilt movement with going barrel, Roman numeral white enamel dial, and sterling silver consular open face case, 46mm, c1890 Condition: All running, Hebdomas calendar dial with hairline, the other Hebdomas dial with hairline and minor chips $400$500

328. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Norton, London, continental pair cased verge fusee, engraved gilt movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, silver pair case, 57mm, c 1800, Florry & Walker, Birmingham, England, pair cased verge fusee, engraved gilt movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, silver pair case, 52mm, c 1800, and DeCachengt, London, England, pair cased verge fusee, engraved gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, silver pair case, 44mm, c 1800 Condition: Norton with good staff, broken fusee click, Florry & Walker running, DeCachengt running, dial with numerous hairlines $350-$500 329. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Waltham, 18 size “P.S. Bartlett”, key wound 11 jewel gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, coin silver hunting case, serial #395960, 18 size model 1883, 15 jewel frosted damascene nickel movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, gold filled open face case, serial #34815650, and a 12 size, 19 jewel two tone movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, open face nickel case, serial #26973046 Condition: 2 running well, key wind runs and stops $200-$300 330.

Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Waltham, 18 size, 17 jewel model 1892, gold filled case, serial #12068156, 18 size, 15 jewel model 1883, serial #6671779, swing out nickel case, 16 size, 7 jewel in a gold filled open face case, serial #11698379 Condition: all running $150-$250

331. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Hamilton, 16 size grade 990, 21 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, gold filled open face case, serial #302973, 16 size grade 972, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, gold filled, open face case, serial #306088, 12 size grade 910, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, and gold filled swing out case, serial #1814604 Condition: all running $200-$300 332.

Pocket watches- 3 (Three), Waltham 7 jewel, damascened nickel movement, serial #14241743, in a gold filled open face case, Waltham 19 jewel Crescent St., model 1892 damascened nickel movement, serial #11034910, in a gold filled open face case, Waltham 19 jewel Crescent St., model 1892 damascened nickel movement, serial #11035310, in a gold filled open face case Condition: All running $300-$400

333. Pocket watches- 3 (Three), R. & G. Beesley, Liverpool, Roman numeral white enamel dial, engraved, gilt, key wind and set lever fusee movement, steel balance with diamond endstone, sterling pair case with Chester hallmark and date letter for 1837, 53mm, Wm. H. Platt, London, Railroad Timekeeper, Roman numeral white enamel dial, engraved, gilt, key wind and set lever fusee movement, cut bimetallic balance with diamond endstone, sterling consular case with London hallmark and date letter for 1855, 62mm, Wm. Morison, London, Roman numeral, white enamel dial, gold hands, engraved, gilt, key wind and set verge fusee movement, sterling silver case with London hallmark and date letter for 1814, 49mm Condition: Beesley with good staff, not running, Platt with good staff, not running, Morison runs and stops, lacking outer case $300-$400 334.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four), Ansonia “The New York”, dollar watch in original wooden box with paper label, Waltham automobile clock, 8 day movement with colorful paper dial, Ingersoll “Mite” wrist watch in original box, Victorian watch holder, beveled glass cover with silk cushion liner, stamped brass box with Satyr mask, and putti in landscapes, containing a lady’s pendant watch with cylinder escapement, coin silver case with clip soldered to back Condition: lady’s watch running, all others need work $200-$300

335. Pocket watches- 4 (Four), 7 jewel New York Standard, Ingersoll dollar watch with Sunshine Biscuits advertising on dial, 15 jewel Ingersoll Trenton in gold filled case, and a Chesterfield stopwatch with box Condition: all running, stopwatch not returning to zero $150-$250

336.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four),18 size Illinois, 15 jewel gilt movement, serial #1052726, gold filled open face case, 18 size Illinois, key wind, 15 jewel gilt movement, serial #652411, sterling silver open face case, 18 size Illinois, 17 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #2787405, coin silver open face case, 16 size Illinois, 17 jewel damascened nickel movement, serial #3833831, gold filled open face case Condition: Two running $250-$350

337.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four), all N.Y. Standard, 18, 10 and 6 size, 7 jewel nickel movements, in nickel or gold filled cases Condition: 2 running $100-$200

338. Pocket watches- 4 (Four),

Swiss, 15 jewel gilt bar movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued and gilt steel hands, silver hunting case with engraving of George Washington, Swiss, 6 jewel gilt bar movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial signed Parkinson, London, blued steel hands, brass hunting case, J.W Benson London, lever fusee movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, and sterling open face case, John Forrest, London, going barrel lever movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, gold hands, and sterling silver hunting case Condition: Parkinson and Forrest running $200-$300

339.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four), 18 size Waltham P.S. Bartlett, gilt plate key wind movement #361065, nickel open face case, 18 size American Waltham Watch Co., 15 jewel damascened nickel plate movement, nickel open face case, 18 size American Waltham Watch Co., 11-15 jewel damascened nickel plate movement, nickel open face case, 18 size American Waltham Watch Co., 15 jewel gilt plate movement, nickel open face case Condition: Three running $175-$250

340. Pocket watches- 4 (Four), all Waltham, 12, 16 and 18 size, 7 - 19 jewels, the 19 jewel is Riverside A #20302591, all in gold filled cases Condition: 3 running $150-$200

341.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four), 6 size Swiss Fortuna, with white enamel dial, in a gold filled hunting case, 6 size Waltham, with white enamel dial, in a gold filled hunting case, 6 size U.S. Watch Co., with white enamel dial, in a gold filled hunting case, and an 0 size Waltham, with white enamel dial, in a gold filled hunting case Condition: all running $150-$250

343. Pocket watches4 (Four), Illinois Watch Co., 11-15 jewel damascened nickel movement, #230200, gold filled open face case, Rockford Watch Co., 17 jewel damascened nickel movement, #536335, gold filled hunting case, Rockford Watch Co., key wind 17 jewel gilt movement, #24247, coin silver hunting case, Gotham Watch Co., Braille watch, #36558, base metal hunting case Condition: 3 running $300-$400 344.

Pocket watches- 4 (Four), Swiss pendant watch with 15 jewel gilt movement, Roman numeral metal dial , blued steel hands, and open face case with religious imagery, Swiss pendant watch with 6 jewel movement, Roman numeral metal dial with gold ornament, blued steel hands, and engraved coin silver open face case, 0 size Elgin, 7 jewel nickel movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, yellow gold filled hunting case, 6 size Illinois, 7 jewel gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, yellow gold filled hunting case Condition: Elgin not running $200-$300 345. Pocket watches- 5 (Five), Waltham Watch Co., all 16 size, 7 to 17 jewels, gilt and nickel movements, in gold filled or nickel cases Condition: All running $200-$300

346.

Pocket watches- 5 (Five), All Waltham, 6, 12 and 16 size, 6 size with 7 jewel gilt movement, all others with 15 jewel damascened nickel movements, all in gold filled cases Condition: 4 running $200-$300

342. Pocket watches- 4 (Four), English

lever fusee, Roman numeral silver dial, gilt movement with steel balance, sterling silver case, J.W. Benson lever fusee, Roman numeral white enamel dial, gilt movement, sterling silver case, F. Cox, Savory & Co., lever fusee, Roman numeral, white enamel dial, gilt movement, and sterling silver hunting case, Jno. Williams, Dublin, verge fusee, Arabic numeral, white enamel dial, gilt movement, sterling silver pair case with watch paper and needlework cushion Condition: Benson not running, verge lacking crystal. Note watch paper of Seth Eastman, Concord, New Hampshire who worked ca. 1830-1834. $400-$600

347.

Pocket watches- 5 (Five), three Elgin, 16, 6 and 0 sizes, the16 size with white enamel Ohara style dial, all in gold filled open face and hunting cases, an Illinois 0 size in a gold filled open face case, and a Beesley, Liverpool with Swiss keywind bar movement and white enamel dial, hunting case Condition: Beesley running $200-$300

348. Pocket watches- 5 (Five), all Waltham 12 size, 7 to 19 jewel nickel movements, the 19 jewel is Riverside #17062674, all in gold filled cases Condition: 2 running $150-$250

353.

Pocket watches5 (Five), 16 and 18 size Waltham, 7 jewel and one 15 jewel, nickel and gold filled open face cases Condition: All are running $200-$300

349.

Pocket watches- 5 (Five), 18 size Hampden “Gladiator”, Roman numeral white enamel dial, coin silver open face case, serial #790720, 18 size Hampden with nickel movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, gold filled hunting case, serial #724100, 18 size Elgin with key wound and set gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, coin silver open face case, serial #545648, 18 size Elgin “Mat. Laflin”, key wound and set gilt movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, engine turned coin silver hunting case, serial #13833, and a 12 size Hamilton 910, Arabic numeral metal dial, 17 jewel nickel movement, gold filled open face case, with gold filled chain, serial #1928560 Condition: 910 running, all others need work $300-$400

350. Pocket watches- 5 (Five), 12 size Hamilton

900, 19 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, plum colored steel hands, yellow gold filled open face case, serial #1812877, 12 size Hamilton 912, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, blued steel hands, white gold filled open face case, serial #3347134, 12 size Elgin, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral metal dial, blued steel hands, white gold filled open face case, serial #25878081, 12 size Waltham, 15 jewel nickel movement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, yellow gold filled open face case, serial #21629262, 16 size Elgin B.W.Raymond, 17 jewel nickel movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, gold filled open face case, serial #14525955 Condition: 12 size watches running, all need service $200-$300

354. Pocket watches- 5 (Five),

all 12 size Waltham, 15 to 17 jewel damascened nickel movements, four in gold filled cases, one in steel case Condition: Two running $150-$250

355.

Pocket watches- 5 (Five), all 12 size Illinois, all 17 jewels, and in gold filled cases Condition: Two running $150-$250

356. Pocket watches- 6 (Six), all Swiss, 18 to 12 size, N.H.W. Co. Special, Bulova, Caravelle, Stratfdord, UOT, and Cunningham Condition: Caravelle and Bulova running $100$200

351. Pocket watches- 5 (Five),

18 size Hampden, 11-15 jewel damascened nickel movement, #611111, nickel open face case, 18 size Hampden, 11-15 jewel damascened nickel movement, #1564317, nickel open face case, 18 size Hampden “Hayward”, 11-15 jewel gilt movement, #146413, nickel open face case, 12 size Hampden “Gen. Stark”, 15 jewel damascened nickel movement, #2240361, gold filled open face display case, 12 size Hampden “No. 310”, 17 jewel damascened nickel movement, #2915257, gold filled open face display case Condition: 3 running $200$300 352. Pocket watches- 5 (Five), 18 size, (4)Waltham and (1) U.S. Watch Co., 7 to 15 jewels, nickel and gold filled cases Condition: 4 running $200-$300

357.

Pocket watches- 6 (Six), 6 size Waltham with white enamel dial and gold filled, open face case, in a mahogany dresser box, 16 size Waltham Bond St., white enamel dial and nickel, open face case, 18 size New York Standard, white enamel Ohara style dial, and nickel, open face case, 14 size South Bend, Montgomery white enamel dial, and yellow gold filled open face case, Russian pocket watch with chrome case and outer storage box, and a Graceline dollar watch Condition: New York Standard and Graceline running $200-$300

358.

Pocket watches- 8 (Eight), Arnex John F. Kennedy commemorative pocket watch, quartz Statue of Liberty centennial pocket watch, Corona dollar watch, Westclox dollar watch, Waltham pendant watch, Bulova pocket watch, a Longines pocket watch with Marcus & Co. dial, and a sterling silver cased, 8 day travel clock Condition: Arnex, Westclox, Longines, and Bulova running $200-$300

359. Pocket watches- 8 (Eight),

16 size New Haven Watch Co., Swiss, nickel movement, nickel open face case, 16 size New England “Alden”, nickel movement, gold filled open face case, 16 size Perfection, nickel movement, steel open face case, 16 size Hampden “Nathan Hale”, 15 jewel nickel movement, gold filled open face case, 16 size U.S. Watch Co., Waltham, damascened 15 jewel nickel movement, open face gold filled case, Ingersoll Radiolite, gold filled open face case, 12 size Record Watch Co., 6 jewel nickel movement, gold filled open face case, Bradley bicentennial pocket watch with chain and box Condition: 6 running, Ingersoll and Hampden not running $150-$250

360.

Pocket watches- 10 (Ten), 6 to 3/0 size, including Waltham, Trenton, Standard and Hampden, all but two are 7 jewel, and all in gold filled cases Condition: 3 running $150-$250

361. Pocket watch and 3 cases, Bay-

lor Swiss pocket watch, two gold filled screw back and bezel 16 size, and a nickel swing out 18 size Condition: Watch running, cases with minor dings and scratches $100-$200

362. Pocket watches8 (Eight), 18 to 12 size, Home Watch Co. Boston, # 604009, (2) Waterbury Watch Co., Equity Watch Co., South Bend, Monarch Watch Co., Seth Thomas, and a Westclox stopwatch, all in nickel, steel, or gold filled cases Condition: Equity, Seth Thomas, Monarch, South Bend, and Westclox running $200-$300

363. Movements and Dials- 6 (Six) E. Howard & Co. movements, serial #’s 14291, 33294, 42907, 51202, 58754, 209167 and 8 (Eight) dials including Hampden, Waltham, Elgin, Howard and Hamilton Condition: “as is”. $500$700 364. Movements - 8(Eight), for parts - (2)18 size Waltham Appleton Tracy model 1892, 18 size Waltham Wm. Ellery #209799, (2)10 size Waltham P.S. Bartlett, 18 size Waltham 16 size Waltham Swiss chronograph with nickel case $150-$250 365.

Large lot of movements for parts or restoration, makers include Waltham, Illinois, Rockford, Elgin, Howard, a number of English fusees, a freesprung Frodsham keyless with dial, Tiffany & Co., IWC, Agassiz, Longines, Omega, Ju ng hans , and others, a few 8 day watches including a Swiss oversize pocketwatch, and a few travel clock movements $800-$1200

366. Swiss 15 jewel quar-

ter repeating pocket watch movement, with dial and hands, 44mm Condition: running and repeating $250-$350

367. Cigarette case, 14k yellow gold, engraved with the Universal Studios logo, and “Universal Employees Xmas ‘14”, and with the monogram “MHH”, 3 1/4” square, contoured, the inside spotted, and with “LF 14K” mark, 96.1g TW Condition: Outside with minor scratches, small dent at upper right corner of front, lower left and right corners of back with small flat spots, springs for bars that keep the contents in place broken $2500-$3500

368.

372.

Letter openers - 3(three), the first a marked sterling silver opener with ram finial, 43.3g TW, the second, unmarked, probably silver, with engraving and knights helmet finial, 66.8g TW, the last an arts and crafts style in brass with owl handle, all late 19th - early 20th century Condition: Ram opener with polish residue, blade with nicks and scratches, knight opener with minor tarnish and scratches, owl opener with dirt and tarnished tip with minor bends $150-$200

369.

7 pocket knives, one with repoussé ornament marked sterling, one with repoussé ornament marked coin, one with bright cut engraving marked sterling, one with straight line engine decoration marked sterling, one with line engraving marked gold top, one with line engraving tested 14 karat, and one with mother of pearl, 19th - 20th c Condition: all with wear $250-$300

370.

England, earthenware watch hutch, brightly colored polychrome overglaze enamel decoration with flowers and scrolls, and a young girl gazing up at her seated father, the figures at the base of a tree supporting the watch holder, c1860 Condition: Very good, no chips or cracks, Ht 10 1/2” $150$250

Sestrel, England, diver’s helmet style brass case marine illuminated binnacle compass, c1960 Condition: there still is a glossy lacquered finish, with some dents, on the case, and the compass viewing glass is a bit cloudy on the inside. The ‘lamphouse” attached to the side contains a small oil lamp. The compass dial is signed by this well-known instrument maker. Ht 10” $150-$300

373.

Russian submarine clock, 8 day time only metal case wall clock, late 20th century Condition: these clocks appeared here in large numbers after the fall of the Soviet Union. This example is in excellent condition with just a few small paint chips, and it ticks briskly. A picture wire has been added to the back to hang it. Overall diameter 9”. $200-$300

374. WW II Beck - Lee U.S. Navy #3 ships compass in gimbals and mounted in a mahogany box, serial #2950 - 1943, compass diameter 6”, box 8 1/4” h x 9” l Condition: Compass working, bezel with rust, glass with scratches, gimbals dirty and with minor corrosion, box with discoloration and staining, corners loose $250-$350 375.

371. England, earthenware watch hutch, brightly colored polychrome overglaze enamel decorated grape vines and leaves, the base with gilt line, and three putto around the aperture for the watch, c1860 Condition: Very good, without chips or cracks, some flaking of the enamel overglaze, glaze with crazing, Ht 11 1/2” $150-$250

Hamilton Chronometron HF-Quartz CQ 2003, electronic chronometer with high frequency quartz oscillator, brushed Arabic numeral metal dial, black spade hands and seconds hand, brass colored tub in gimbals, all contained in a mahogany box with brass hardware, with papers, c1975 Condition: Box with a few minor scratches, all hardware very good, carrying handles darkened, tub and interior hardware also very good, dial and hands very good, running condition unknown, 6 3/4” x 6 3/4” x 6 3/4” $300-$400

376. Hamilton Watch Co.,

Lancaster, Penn., marine chronometer with wind indicator, 14 jewels, key wind and set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with spring detent escapement, free sprung chronometer balance and helical hairspring, Arabic numeral metal dial, black painted steel spade and poker hands, mounted in a gimbaled brass bowl with screw bezel, and contained in a brass bound mahogany box, and with outer mahogany carrying case with leather strap, serial #2E7381, c1941 Condition: Outer case with scuffs and scratches from use, leather strap intact, interior of case dirty and with a slightly musty odor, inner box very good, with a few minor marks and adhesive residue on top, brass hardware clean and bright, gimbals and bowl polished and lacquered, bezel and glass good, dial a bit dirty, and with minor scratches and spotting, hands good, hour and minute with bent tips, movement with minor scratches, very dirty and oily, running well, but should be cleaned in order to prevent wear $2000-$3000 377. Bliss & Creighton, New York, 2 day marine chronometer, gilt plate fusee movement with diamond pattern decoration, spring detent escapement, Bliss & Creighton patent H balance with blued steel helical hairspring, silvered Roman numeral dial with wind indicator, marked “Bliss & Creighton New York No. 1842”, gold wind indicator, hour and minute hands, blued steel seconds hand, lacquered brass screw bezel with flat glass, lacquered brass tub in gimbals, contained in a mahogany box with brass hardware, with correct and possibly original key, c1850 Condition: Movement dirty and with gummy oil, runs but should be serviced in order to prevent premature wear, steel parts with strong blue, movement decoration crisp, hands appear to be original, hour hand repaired, dial with minor discoloration and verdigris at 1:00, scattered spotting, and minor scratches, significant loss to infill in numerals, tub and interior hardware with lacquer loss and tarnish, box dirty and with old finish, minor scratches, brass corners on back of top with minor separation from box due to shrinkage, hardware with lacquer loss and tarnish, box front retains a 19th century paper label with the chronometer number, 7” x 7” x 7”. This clock has avoided contact with heavy handed restorers. The plate scraping is bright and crisp, the blued steel parts have very good color, and with the exception of the dirt and gummy oil appears to be very good overall. The box and the hardware are also untouched, and have the evidence of age that one would expect on a mid 19th century object. Additional evidence of the condition is found in the 19th century paper label with the number 1842 on the box front. Any serious attempt to clean or refinish the case would have resulted in the loss of this label. If you have been looking for a nice American chronometer that has not been abused, then this may be the one for you. $3000-$4000

378. John Bliss & Co., New

York, marine chronometer, fusee movement with spring detent escapement and Bliss & Creightons patented “H” balance, blued steel helical hairspring, balance with diamond endstone, top plate and balance cock with diamond damascene pattern, Roman numeral silvered dial with wind indicator, signed “John Bliss & Co., New York No. 2760”, gold spade and poker hands, blued steel seconds hand, contained in a gimbaled brass bowl with glazed screw bezel, all in a polished mahogany box with brass campaign hardware, c1895 Condition: Box with marks and scratches, top missing, nameplate on box front missing, brass hardware, gimbals and bowl in old lacquer with minor spotting and verdigris, bezel good, glass with minor scratches, dial good with minor marks and scratches, hands very good, some shellac losses in numerals and signature, damascene pattern with some areas of loss, minor losses to blue and scattered spots of oxide on steel, movement oily and dirty, but running well, should be cleaned in order to prevent wear, no key. John Bliss & Co were in business from 1891--98 $1500-$2000 379. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., model 21 marine chronometer, 14 jewel key wind and set, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with spring detent escapement and chronometer balance with helical hairspring, in a gimbaled brass bowl with screw bezel, contained in a mahogany box with brass hardware, and Arabic numeral, metal dial with wind indicator, black painted steel spade and poker hands, with key, serial #2E4836, c1941 Condition: Box refinished and with a few minor marks a n d

scratches, bowl and gimbals cleaned and lacquered, good bezel, glass with minor scratches, dial refinished, hands very good, movement with minor scratches, loss to blacking in engraving, dirty, one escape wheel tooth badly bent, staff good, will run through the good teeth before mislocking, key replaced. $2000-$3000

380. Hamilton Watch Co., Lancaster, Penn., model 22 chronometer with wind indicator, 35 size, 21 jewels, stem wind, pin/stem set, adjusted to 6 positions and temperature, straight line damascened nickel plate movement, with lever escapement and micrometric regulator, movement marked “U.S. Navy Bu. Ships - 1942”, Arabic numeral metal dial and black steel, spade and poker hands, in a gimbaled tub, contained in a mahogany box with name plate on front, serial #2F22824, c1942 Condition: Outer case with minor dings and scratches, box interior with dust, lid beginning to separate from top frame, gimbals bezel and tub beginning to darken and with a few marks from handling, bezel good, plastic crystal with minor scratches, dial with minor scratches and scuffs, but very good overall, hands very good, movement with minor scratches, a bit oily and dirty, winds, sets, and ticks $900-$1200

381.

Barometer, English mah o g a ny wheel b arom eter with mercury in glass tube, Fahrenheit thermome t e r, convex m i r ror, c1850 C on d i tion: the glass tubes a n d components are intact, and the mercury is in place, but professional service is needed for the instrument to read correctly. The solid wood case, with string inlay, and silvered dials all have old surfaces, and the red alcohol in the thermometer is okay. The detailed dial is unsigned. WARNING: must be hand- carried and held upright; no shipping unless mercury is removed. Ht 37.5” $500-$700

382.

Barometer, English m a hogany wheel barome t e r w i t h m e rcury in glass tube, Fahrenheit thermometer, convex mirror, level, h y grometer, c1850 Condition: the glass tubes and components are intact, and the mercury is in place, but professional service is needed for the instrument to read correctly. The solid wood case needs its top scroll reattached, and has a few age splits on its old surface. The silvered dials look good, and the red alcohol in the thermometer and level is okay. The detailed dial is unsigned. The German hygrometer is later and is not attached. WARNING: must be hand- carried and held upright; no shipping unless mercury is removed. Ht 36” $400-$600

383.

G . Catelli, H e r eford, E n g land, wheel barometer in a mahogany ven e e re d Georg i a n style case, scrolled t o p w i t h brass finial, e n graved, silvered dials for level, barometer, thermometer, and hygrometer, clock with Arabic numeral white painted dial with blued steel hands c1830 Condition: case dirty, scrolled top replaced and with repairs, finial replaced, barometer set hand knob replaced, clock and dial replaced, may originally have been a convex mirror, silvering on dials with losses and darkening, barometer and thermometer working, clock not working, Ht 39” $200-$300

384. Stick

barometer/ therm o m e t e r, Brazilian rosewood case with glass scales, b arome te r scale with vernier slide, cistern with turned rosewood cover, c1880 Condition: case good, cistern cover loose, and with loss to finish, scales dirty, cap at top with breaks, Ht 36” $250$350

385. Tycos, Smith & Mason, London, aneroid barometer in solid mahogany hanging case, modern Condition: the heavy square case has its original finish with a few small dings. The quality instrument, “compensated for temperature”, has a decorative brass dial. There is some haze inside the glass which should be cleaned. Ht 11” $150-$250

386. Scientific electronic instruments- 3 (Three): F.L. Moseley Co. “Autograf ” Model 35 X-Y Recorder; Hewlett Packard, Moseley Division, Model 35A X-Y Recorder with accessories with ink; Hitachi Denshi, Ltd. Oscilloscope Model V-212/211, later 20th century Condition: we noted the following on-line information for the X-Y machines: “In 1951, the F.L. Moseley Co. was formed in a California garage to manufacture the first commercially available models of the x-y recorder, called the Autograf line. For scientists and engineers everywhere, the Moseley x-y recorder meant that a means for automatically recording the relationship between two variables was finally available. Friction to heat, vibration to velocity, current to voltage—whatever the variables, the Autograf made it possible to trace them on chart paper automatically, rather than tracking them by hand. In 1958, HP acquired the Pasadena, California-based F.L. Moseley, complementing its highly diversified line of measuring and signal-generating instruments. The association made it possible to further develop and improve the graphic recording instruments, which by then had become a standard in the industry, and to correlate uses and applications with many HP products.” The oscilloscope includes two leads and the operation manual. We have not tested these instruments; sold as is but appear complete and undamaged. Lot heavy and fragile for shipping. Our estimate is just our best guess for these vintage instruments. $200-$400 387. Set of Terry type finials for a pillar & scroll shelf clock. c1825 Condition: Set of three period finials. $200-$300

388. Terry type finials for a pillar & scroll shelf clock. c1825 Condition: Set of three period finials. $200-$300

389. Terry type set of finials for a pillar

& scroll shelf clock. c.1825 Condition: Set of three period finials. $200-$300

390. Set of two period Terry type cast and

turned finials for a pillar and scroll, c1825 Condition: Period set in need of some polishing. $75-$150

391. Mixed lot of reproduction Terry type finials consisting of four sets of three pillar & scroll finials and one set of two small pillar & scroll finials and one set of two clock finials. Condition: The Terry type finials range from a hollow form to solid cast type. $100-$200 392.

John Howland, Boston, Mass., cast iron clock movement holder, 1875 patent Condition: this useful adjustable holder is in good original condition, ready for testing round movements. Ht 14” $100-$200

393. Watchmaker’s Staking Set, J.G. Hall, Roxbury, VT, on rotating wood base under glass dome, 19th century Condition: this antique tool set appears to be complete and functional, with no vacant stake or stump holes. The maker name is stamped in the metal base. NOTE: the revolving stand is not attached to the base, so lift from the bottom. Jonas G. Hall was the man who perfected the staking set.. Ht to top of dome 8” $150$250 394. Webster modern clockmaker’s depthing tool; and Peerless 8mm watchmaker’s lathe with 2 electric motors and foot pedal Condition: the depthing tool, barely used, includes the factory instruction sheets a n d original box. The lathe has a tailstock and tool rest, (no collets) and is ready for mounting to stand or workbench. The motors and foot pedal were not tested. $350-$500

395. Jeweler’s balance scales- 2 (Two) unsigned with weights: one in fitted wood box, 19th century $100-$150

396.

Watchmaker’s lathe, 8 mm “Peerless” by Marshall, with tail stock, tool rest, Borel base plate, WatchCraft reversible motor and foot pedal, and fitted box of 39 collets. Condition: some rust-removal and cleaning will be necessary to make this functional, but the motor runs okay in both directions and there is a good supply of collets. $150-$250

397.

Bolton Hardware Company Model AT125 5” x 7” Mini Combo Lathe/Mill, modern. Condition: these versatile machines are still being manufactured and sell new for $699 plus shipping. This unit appears complete, and we have added some additional tools and instruments. Not tested. Very heavy for shipping $250-$400

398. Clock cases- 7 (Seven): French, American and German, all antique Condition: Useful cases and case parts, good variety. $100-$200

399.

Mixed lot consisting of three brass tall clock movements, c1825, and a Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., 30 hour tall clock dial with an 8 day brass spring movement mounted behind, c1830 Condition: The movements have a little surface rust that could be easily cleaned off. One of the movements is mounted on a seat board One has a Walker false plate. There are no hands nor dials with the three brass movements lot. The Whiting has a painted wood dial with some wear to the name and soiled edges. There is a hole in the dial above six o’clock for the brass movement. Hands are period and not original to the dial. There are no weights nor pendulums. Ht 16” $200-$300

400. Clock movements- 22 (Twentytwo) American, German and French; all antique Condition: good assortment for replacement, restoration and parts; many with usable dials. $200-$400

401. Clock Dials and Bezels, 3 boxes, hundreds of pieces. Condition: Huge assortment of dials, bezels, and bezels with glass. Some new/old stock, many sizes and styles. No further condition report available. Very heavy for shipping $300-$500 402. French clock material: four large boxes of movements, movement parts, pendulums, bezels, glasses, bells, gongs; 19th century Condition: valuable assortment for repair and replacement, includes hundreds of useful parts and some complete movements. Sold as is, no further condition or listings $350-$550 403. Clock parts and ornaments: three full boxes of statues, finials, dials, keys, bells and glasses. Condition: large varied assortment of hundreds of items; includes a stack of paper and metal dials, box of wood finials and crests, fifty-plus keys, twenty-plus bells, fifty-plus glasses, and four spelter figures. No additional information available $150-$250 404. Clock mainsprings, approximately 150 in original labeled boxes, plus many used and unboxed, with sturdy metal 10-drawer work stand Condition: a few of the drawers are loaded with new/old stock of mainsprings in their original cartons, and the dozens of loose mainsprings originally were in the other drawers. The stand, 33” high with cord and builtin electric outlet, is useful for heavy storage and equipment mounting on its top. Very heavy for shipping; no additional information available. $350-$550

405. Clock and watch tools and parts, 2 boxes, contents of watchmaker’s bench. Condition: Large and valuable assortment including a Dremel tool with flex shaft, plus hundreds of hand tools and useful parts. No additional condition report available. $300-$500 406. Clock cases, parts, tools, in-

struments, barometer units, movement stands: 3 full boxes Condition: large lot of hundreds of useful items including mantel clock cast parts, Optivisors, Tickoprint watch timer, demagnetizer, machinist tools, wood finials and balls, etc. No further information available. Very heavy for shipping. $200-$350

407. Watch crystals, glass, two

7-drawer wood cabinets filled with thousands of old stock labeled crystals. Condition: Most of the drawers have hundreds of crystals, but some time should be spent getting them better organized to quickly find needed sizes. Cabinets have worn finishes and some wood losses. Ht of each cabinet 16” $900-$1200

410.

411. Clock case parts,

large lot, six bags of material including feet, ornaments, finials, pillar capitals, etc. Condition: these hundreds of parts would be costly if purchased new, and are old and authentic for restorations. No further information available. $100-$250

412. Clock parts from Connecticut fig-

ural clocks: Seth Thomas cast metal drum head, with visible escapement movement, and two standing figures; Waterbury wood case top with visible escapement movement; other case pieces; early 20th century Condition: these are valuable parts, in good condition, useful for restorations and replacements. Figures are 14” high. No further information available $200-$400

413.

Mixed lot of brass and wood movements. Condition: Lot consists of one complete Connecticut 30-hour tall clock movement and two Ashby type tall clock movements that may have some parts missing. Seven brass movements including a iron back and a lever movement. $100-$200

408. Clock movements, fifty-

plus: four full boxes of Connecticut, German and Asian brass movements Condition: large useful assortment for parts and replacements from major American and German makers, antique and modern. Includes German balance-wheel works with platforms, and several coil gongs. No additional information available. Very heavy for shipping $250-$400

409.

Watchmaker’s tools, parts, and supplies; hundreds of pieces including movements, mainsprings, gravers, turns, etc. Condition: two full boxes of useful material from shop of active horologist, organized into plastic containers. Tools include a boxed watchcase press, mainspring winder, punches, poising tool, etc. No additional information available. $250-$450

Clock pendulums: hundred-plus of many sizes and styles, all antique; plus a nearly new Webster mainspring winder and wood movement stand Condition: box full of a large variety for wall and mantel clocks, plus the bonus winder with its accessories. No additional details available $150-$300

414. Clock glasses, more than 100 pieces of convex, beveled, painted, stenciled and plain. Condition: large assortment useful for many kinds of clocks. No further information available. Very heavy and fragile for shipping $200-$400

415. Parts, movements and miscellaneous pieces, large and varied lot of useful items including an English skeleton clock kit ready to assemble. Condition: photos shows only a portion of this trove of material. Worth a close look. $200-$300

416.

Mixed lot of consisting of two period wood banjo clock bezels, two period brass banjo clock bezels, four brass banjo clock sidearms, and some metal baffles for a banjo clock. Condition: Wood bezels have some scuff marks and scratches. Brass bezels will need to be polished. A couple of the baffles are new and the rest are old. Sidearms are mismatched. $75-$150

417.

Clock pendulums, weight shells, keys, chime tube racks; two full boxes Condition: hundreds of pendulums for all kinds of mantel and wall clocks, plus many brass weight shells, a few iron racks for large tubular chimes, and a big box of modern German clock keys. No additional information available. Very heavy for shipping $300-$500

418. American clock parts: 4+ (four) large boxes of movements, movement parts, gongs, pendulums, keys, Conn. alarm movements, mainsprings, dials, bezels; includes large fusee adjustment tool. Condition: large valuable lot for repairs and replacements, and includes dozens of new mainsprings. The modern fusee tool is a bonus. No additional condition reports or listings. $350-$550 419.

Collection of clock weights, including 30 hours, 8 days, banjo, brass covered, etc. Condition: milk crate not included. $150-$250

420.

Shelf, carved and turned walnut, early 20th century Condition: there is a good old slightly crazed finish on this well-made ornate shelf, wide enough for a few small shelf clocks, or one big one. Width 36”, depth 7”, ht 14” $200-$350

421. Watchmaker’s Bench,

29 drawers, extra large size. Condition: this solid bench is complete and functional, with more drawers and top surface than the typical bench. The open storage areas on each side of the center drawers are correct; no drawers are missing. The canvas parts-catcher drawer also is present in good condition. 50”w x 28”d x 38” h. $350-$550 422. Books- 20 (Twenty) on clocks, watch, antiques, and tools, 12 hardcover. Condition: Good assortment of classic references in average condition. Some thin less common volumes, not visible in photo, include “Lathe Accessories “Clock Repairing and Adjusting” by W.L. Randall, and “Shaker Clockmakers” by James Gibbs. $100-$200

423. Books- 20 (Twenty) hardcover classics and references. Condition: good collection of out-ofprint useful volumes for repair and collecting. Includes Britten, Fried, Edey, Gazeley, DeCarle, Herring Kelly, Bruton, Ullyett, Dreppard, Fleet, Harris, Lloyd, and Haliburton’s “Sam Slick”. Most of with dust jackets and nice used condition $100-$250 424. Books- 21 (Twenty-one) mostly

hardcover, mostly Ly, and 1937 edition of Cescinsky’s classic on English furniture Condition: most in excellent condition, all useful and important references. No additional information available. $400-$600

Lots 425 to 725 Clocks & Multiple Clocks

Saturday, Oct. 26th at 5:00pm

425. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston,

Conn., “Regulator No. 16” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with papered metal dial, c1880 Condition: the case is in need of complete restoration and is lacking the base. The side return moldings are absent and the top crest is incomplete. The dial has been repapered on the original pan. The clock retains its original weight, pulley, beat scale, bracket, movement and dial pan. The pendulum bob does not fit well on the pendulum rod due to a repair. Ht 70” $3000-$5000 426. Anglo American inlaid and carved wood 8 day time and strike wall clock, Englsh case with Connecticut movement, c1890 Condition: the fancy case is in very good refinished condition, with no losses, and the heavy brass bezel is slightly tarnished. The paper dial is newer, and the hands are modern and too short. The four wood pegs holding the top to the rest of the case are absent. The movement is unsigned, but by design a New Haven. Ht 27.5” $150-$250 427. Anglo American mahogany 8 day time and strike wall clock, c1890 Condition: the nicely grained case has been rubbed and polished, and retains its decorative elements, framed interior mirror, etc. The point of the lower finial has been detached and pinned back, the top pineapple medallion needs to be reglued into place. The movement is signed Ansonia and swings a barrel pendulum. The painted metal dial is a replacement, but the flaked original is included. The hands are a bit too small. Ht 37” $200-$400 428. Anglo-American, 8 day, time and strike inlaid wall clock c.1880, Condition: English made Inlayed walnut case in old finish in nice condition. Paper dial is a replacement. The wood base for the dial pan has extra holes that do not match with the existing metal dial pan. Hands and pendulum are original. Movement looks to be a New Haven. Ht 37” $225-$325 429. Anglo-American, 8 day, time and strike inlayed long drop octagon wall clock, c1875 Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered and inlayed case with some veneer loss on the pendulum door. The panel on the beveled bottom might be a later replacement has the color of the frame does not match the rest of the case. Despite that it still looks attractive. The dial has been repainted and the “New Haven” name added. These clocks generally contain the movement imported from the U.S. and not the dial. Someone probably noticed the movement stamped with the New Haven Logo and had the dial painted to reflect that. Hands are original. Ht $100-$200

430. Ansonia Clock Co. Ansonia, Conn., 30 hour small time and alarm mantel clock. We could not find this specific model in the catalog. Condition: Walnut case in an old and possibly original finish. Original paper dial with some age darkening and wear at the winding arbors. Original hands and pendulum. Original beat scale. $100-$150 431. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn. & Brooklyn, NY, “One Day Lever”, 30 hour, spring brass lever movement octagon wall clock or timepiece. C1885 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice condition. Original paper dial has age darkened with surface wear. Hands are original. A mostly complete label on the back of the case. Ht 9” $50-$100 432. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., “Gothic Gem”, 8 day, time, strike and alarm shelf clock, c1874 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with some loss on the base. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting screws. Original tablet and hands. Clean label inside the case. Ht 18 1/2” $75$150 433. Ans o n i a Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., “King”, 8 day, time and strike walnut shelf clock, c1880 Condition: Walnut case in nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial has is quite nice for its age with some scattered light staining. Hands are original. The tip on the center finial is broken off but present. Original tablet and pendulum. Nice label on t h e back of the case. Ht 23” $125$225 434. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., “Parisian”, 8 day, time and strike walnut mantel clock, c1880 Condition: Walnut case in very nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial is very clean with some surface wear. Hands, tablet and pendulum are original. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht. 23 1/2” $175-$275

435.

Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., “Triumph”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement mirror side mantel clock, c1880 Condition: Walnut case in original finish with small piece missing on the left side base. Original paper dial has age darkened with stains. Finials, statues, hands and pendulum are original. Original tablet and side mirrors. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 24 1/2” $250-$300 436. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., 10-Inch Drop Octagon - R.C. 8 day, wall timepiece, c1901 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with some veneer damage on the drop area and in a couple of areas on the octagon section. Original painted dial has age darkened with some stains. Hands and tablet are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 21.5” $75-$150

437.

A n sonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., Cardiff 8 day, time and strike enameled iron mantel clock, c1894 Condition: Enamel iron case in good condition with some minor wear to the enamel on the sharp edges on the base and on the top. Original porcelain dial is perfect and hands are original. Movement is signed. Ht 10” $50-$100

438.

Ansonia Clock Co., Lynnwood, WA “Simplicity” reproduction 8 day triple chime mantel clock, 1987 Condition: this heavy, well made and rare clock, with German Hermle works, is pictured in the accompanying 1987 catalog of “Gold Medallion Triple Chime Crystal Regulator Clocks” from the briefly resurrected Ansonia brand. Other paperwork, including the $604 original sales slip, also is present. The mahogany and thick beveled glass all are in fine condition. Ht 20” $250-$350

439. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Belgium” enameled black iron 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1904 Condition: the “verde bronze” oversize ornaments are fine and retain their old patina, but the black finish has been brushed over with some attempt to redo the incised gold patterns. The enamel dial may be new; the pallet pins are steel. The signed movement strikes on a coil gong. Ht 11.5” $200-$350

440. Ansonia Clock Co., New York,

“Cabinet No. 22” oak time and strike mantel clock, c1910 Condition: this version has the upgrade brass and silver dial, with some wear. The solid oak case has been nicely refinished, but the top is warped and slightly lifting. The signed movement strikes on a coil gong. Ht 14.” $200$350

441. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Pylon” cast brass 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1914 Condition: the surface is worn and shows different shades of copper and brass, but no dents or losses. The signed porcelain dial has some hairlines near the top, and the flat beveled glass is okay. The signed round movement strikes on a coil gong. Ht 11” $250-$350 4 4 2 .

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Vinton” oak 8 day time and strike cabinet mantel clock, c1901 Condition: the original finish has deteriorated into dark bumps, but the clock is original throughout, with a toned paper dial and about 2/3 of label remaining on rear. Ht 17” $100-$200

443. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, “No. 1021 Fisher and Hunter Side Pieces”, figural set, c1904 Condition: both statues retain their original untouched finish, now oxidized. Both statues have had minor multiple glue repairs and wires supporting game replaced. Ht 22” $200$300 4 4 4 .

Asian carved w o o d modern reproduction 8 day time and strike wall clock, c1990 Condition: this elaborately carved case is in very nice original condition with no losses or damage. The glasses, painted metal dial, and gridiron pendulum all are okay. Ht 55” $150$300

445. Asian reproduction “Huguenin A Paris” swinging 8 day timepiece on marble base and brass stand including dome and base, c1990 Condition: the brass has an aged patina, and the chapter ring is black enamel with the original’s maker name written at the bottom. The thick heavy veined marble is fine, and the brass components have an authentic look. Ht 19.5” $400-$600 446.

Asian reproduction of 8 day calendar skeleton clock with oversize great wheel, brass and glass, on ebonized wood base, (no dome), modern Condition: this reproduction is in good original condition, with an old looking patina on the brass. The thick glass and wood base are fine. The pinwheel escapement ticks but we did not test long-term. Ht 19.5” $250-$400 447. Asian reproduction of Ansonia “Huntress Ball Swing” 8 day figural mystery clock, c1990 Condition: the figure and swinger have an aged brass patina with some wear and polish residue, and no losses. The unsigned movement is a close copy of the original Ansonia model, but small differences indicate the modern origin. Ht 25” overall. $500-$800 448. Asian reproduction skeleton clock, dial signed “Wm. Smith, Musselburgh”, lacquered brass and marble, with glass dome, powered by fusee and stretched helical spring, modern Condition: this unusual design is in nearly-new condition with just a bit of tarnish, and some rust on the fusee chain. The porcelain chapter ring carries the name of an early English maker of skeleton clocks. Ht to top of dome 24” $500-$800 449. Atkins & Downs for G. Mitchell and R. Atkins, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike wood movement carved column and crest shelf clock, c1832 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old finish with some veneer repairs on the bottom door and chip on the cross strip just below the top door. Original painted dial has darkened a little, but is in otherwise nice condition. Hands are original. Bottom tablet is a replacement. Rear feet maybe a replacement. Dark but readable label inside the case. Note unusual 8-day wood movement with reverse trains (strike on right, time on left) which this firm used. Ht 40” $300-$500

450.

Atkins & Downs for Mathews & Wayne, Bristol, Conn., 30 hour time and strike wood movement half column & splat shelf clock. c.1832 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a repair at the door lock. Original painted dial with some wear to the gilding. Hands are original. Column tops and bottoms now gold painted. Mirror is a replacement. Ht 31.5” $75-$150 451. Atkins Clock Co., Bristol Conn., “London” model, 8-day time and gong strike rosewood mantel clock, c1870 Condition: original old finish remains with minor blemishes. There is no gilding on this example. Dial was repapered some time ago; the front mirror and reverse-paint around the top glass looks old. .Very nice original green label inside. Ht.17” $150-$250 452. Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., “London” 8 day, time and strike rosewood veneered shelf clock, c1865 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with the cap on the right side molding on the top has been replaced. Original crazed painted dial with some small loss at the mounting screws and in a couple of places on the edge. The period hands are mismatched. Clean label inside the case. Original tablets with some loss to the background color. Clean label inside the case. Ht 17” $150-$250 453. Austria, mantel clock with automata on dial, the ebonized case supported at the front corners by gilt turtles, front with stamped brass ornament, case sides with lion mask handles, top with alabaster urn mounted with snake form handles, beaded brass trim , and brass finial, Arabic numeral, white enamel dial with an automated figure representing Cupid forging arrows, the figure striking his anvil as the clock sounds, blued steel hands, two day time and strike movement, fancy brass pendulum with silk suspension, c1830 Condition: case loose, will need gluing, some beaded trim missing, urn finial replaced, trim under dial incorrect, two brass ornaments missing from case front, gilt surfaces worn and dirty, tortoise on right with broken leg, bezel glass replaced, hands replaced, dial with hairlines, and minor edge chips, pendulum replaced, not running, movement will need attention, neither time or strike side will hold spring tension, may be broken clicks, may be more, Ht 13 1/4” $200-$400 454. Austria, Ramenuhr or picture frame clock, the gilt frame with egg and dart molding, brass engine turned bezel with gilt acanthus carved surround, applied brass ornament with eagle at aperture for pendulum, silvered engine turned Roman numeral dial with blued steel hands, 3 train brass movement of two day duration, grand sonnerie striking on two gongs, pierced brass pendulum with silk thread suspension, c1830 Condition: Case with coating of gold paint, dial darkened, bezel and glass good, glazed front frame missing, pendulum ok, ticks and strikes, 16 1/4” x 20 1/2” $200-$300

455.

Austria, Ramenuhr or picture frame clock, the gilt frame with egg and dart molding, brass engine turned bezel with gilt petal carved surround, applied brass ornament at aperture for pendulum, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, 2 train brass movement of two day duration, hour and half hour strike on a gong, fancy pressed brass pendulum with silk thread suspension, c1830 Condition: Glazed front frame replaced, gilding with some wear and touch up, petal carving and case front with splits, back replaced, dial with staining, losses around winding holes, and chips at mounting screws, pendulum good, ticks and strikes, 14” x 17” $200-$300 456. Austrian walnut 8 day time and strike wall clock with Japy Freres movement, c1905 Condition: the movement’s trademark was registered to the French company, Japy Freres, in Austria in 1903, so we are assuming that the case maker decided to use a Japy movement in this clock since all appears original and the same trademark is on the movement bracket. The painted metal dial has the 24-hour markers. The carved and turned case has a nice old patina with no noticeable damage or losses. Ht $250-$350 457. Badische Uhrenfabrik, Germany, walnut time only wall clock, c1900 Condition: this small regulator is in very nice original condition with just minor scratches on the old glossy patina. The 3 beveled panels in the lower door, the painted metal dial, the old wavy glass in the top bezel all are fine; the brass bezel has one small dent. The solid-plate movement has the Badische trademark. Ht 26” $200-$350 458. Banjo clock, modern custom-made walnut reproduction, by Huestis Purdy, Newbury, Mass., of Howard No. 5, 8 day weight driven movement stamped “Made by Howard, Waltham, Mass.”, dated 1991 Condition: the case is very well constructed and finished with painted black weight baffles and reverse-paint glasses. The painted metal dial is appropriately signed (with Purdy’s name and date on the back), the weight (also with Purdy’s name) and the movement are the correct style, the pendulum bob is shiny lacquered brass. Ht 29” $300-$400 459. Banjo clock, modern custom-made walnut Seth Thomas reproduction, by Huestis Purdy, Newbury, Mass., with older 41AL movement, c1882 Condition: the back of the dial indicates that it was restored by Burt Dial in 1982, and that the case was made by Mr. Purdy. The brass finial, bezel and sidearms all retain their bright lacquered finishes. The naval-theme reverse-paint glasses are pristine. The authentic Seth Thomas time-only spring-wound movement swings a long pendulum. Ht 37” $200$350

460. Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 day. time and strike sharp gothic or steeple clock. c.1845 Condition: Rosewood and mahogany veneered case in original finish with a small area of lifted veneer at the left chimney block and some small loss on the base. The left finial has some minor damage to the tip. Original painted dial with a little wear, small loss at the mounting pins and couple of very small chips. Minute hand is a replacement. Hour hand is original. Original tablet. Movement retains original brass springs. Ht 20” $275-$375 461. Bulova Watch Co., New York, “Electrically Controlled Time” plug-in square walnut wall clock, first half 20th century Condition: the case and dial are in very good condition, and the top metal sign has some minor fading and tarnish. The clock will manually start, as designed, using the knob under the center shaft, but we did not test it for long-term operation. Ht to top of sign 18” $75-$125 462. Burr & Chittenden, Lexington, Mass., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement (groaner) half column & splat shelf clock, c1835 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a couple of small veneer chips on the base. Stenciling on the columns and splat is original. Original painted dial with wear to some of the numbers and gilding. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Mirror is period. Ht 35” $75-$150 463. C. & L.C. Ives, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement triple decker shelf clock, c1834 Condition: Mahogany veneered case with a small veneer chip on the bottom door, on a couple of the corners of the top door, key escutcheon on the bottom door is missing and the chimney caps are missing. Original painted dial is very nice for its age. The slide mirror found in the dial is missing. Original painted tablet with some loss of the background. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 37 1/2” $275$375 464. C. & N. Jerome, Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike round side shelf clock, c1839 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some loss on the base and a small piece next to the lock. Original dial has been restored. Hands are original. Original dial glass has a small loss at about 3 o’clock. Mirror is original. Case may have had a small card label now missing. Ht 22” $200-$300

465. C. & N. Jerome, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike double decker shelf clock, c1835 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some veneer loss on the base and a couple of repairs and chips on the bottom door. Columns retain original gilding with a small damaged area on the lower right column. Wood dial looks to be original, but maybe an old repaint. Hands are original. Bottom tablet is a replacement. Top door glass is cracked. Clean label inside case. Ht 38” $200-$300 466. Candlestand clock, porcelain stand with pink band and striping at base, electroformed copper dial surround, Roman numeral white paper dial, steel spade hands, 30 hour timepiece movement, all under a glass dome and mounted to an ebonized, turned wooden base on ball feet, c1860 Condition: porcelain very good, dial surround and dial loose, hands with minor oxidation, runs, rocking figure missing from pallet arbor, base with minor surface losses, good dome, Ht 11” to top of dome $150-$250 467. Chas. Terwilliger/Horolovar Co., Bronxville, New York reproduction “Ignatz Flying Pendulum”, 8-day novelty clock, c1970 Condition: the wood case has its original finish with some small dings, and the brass components have an old patina. The paper dial and round glass are fine, and the original ball and string are in place. The post rotates but some adjustments and cleaning may be needed. Ht 10.25” $150-$200 468. Chauncey Boardman, Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time, strike and alarm weight wood movement bevel case shelf clock. c.1845 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice clean condition with a couple of very small veneer repairs. Original painted dial with some small scattered loss. Hands are original. These clocks are very late as evidenced by the date on the label and were about the last of the wood movement clocks made. Some of these late Boardmans had painted tablets, but this tablet is about 1860-1870 and did not start life in this clock, however it was changed carefully with no putty nor signs of change to the door. Ht 25” $75-$150 469. Chauncey Jerome, 8 day time and strike steeple clock with “Monument at Lexington” tablet, c1860 Condition: case refinished, good overall with a few tiny flakes to veneer, left side with scratch, dial with minor flaking, mismatched hands, good tablet, no label, ticks and strikes, Ht 19 1/2” $50-$100

470. Chauncey Jerome, Bristol, Conn., 30

hour, time and strike weight brass movement OG shelf clock. Condition: Mahogany and birdseye maple veneered case in an old finish with some loss on the base. Original painted dial with scatter paint loss, some wear and repairs in the center area. Hour hand is original Minute hands looks to be a later replacement. Original frosted tablet. Movement is signed. Overpasted label from a Philadelphia retailer reads Osborn Conrad, No. 76 Race Street, Philadelphia Ht 26” $75-$125 471. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 8 day, rosewood veneer octagon wall timepiece, c1850 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with a repair to two of the outer bands on the octagon head and a piece missing on the left carved side piece. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws and a very small area at 4:30 area. Hands and tablet are original. Nice blue label inside the case. Ht 24” $150-$250 472. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight brass movement column and cornice shelf clock, c1850 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old and possibly original finish with chips and loss on the base, just above the bottom door and some roughness on the cornice. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws and remains of the signature. Both tablets and hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 27” $100-$200 473. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 8 day, brass lever movement paper mache with MOP and painted decoration mantel timepiece, c1850 Condition: Black painted paper mache case in very nice condition with MOP and original painted decoration. Original dial was repainted in the past and has loss and lifting paint that will need attention. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Ht 11” $175-$275 474. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 8 day, time and strike fusee spring shelf clock, c1850 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with a small piece of molding missing on the top right side. Original painted dial has some minor loss at the mounting screws. Hands are original. It appears that someone moved the movement a little and as a result enlarged the holes in the dial. The label on the back of the case states this clock should be a Marine Lever Brass Clock. Maybe Jerome had an empty case and mounted the fusee movement instead as there is no indication that it had a marine movement. Ht 13 1/4” $100-$150

475. Clock Trade Enterprises Bronxville, N.Y., Horolovar German reproduction of 1855 Briggs rotary clock, c1980. Condition: Like-new original condition complete with glass dome. Rotating ball propelled by a thin turning finger; never great timekeepers but interesting novelties. Note: Mr. Terwilliger designed these to run a week, a 7 times improvement over the originals. 7” tall. $175-$275 476. Clocks- 2 (Two) walnut shelf clocks: (1) E.N. Welch Mfg. Co. “Assortment B, No. 7” 8 day time and strike c1900 and (2) E. Ingraham & Co., “Rose”, 8 day, time and strike shelf clock, c1896 Condition: Refinished walnut case by Welch in nice condition. Original paper dial has age darkened. Hands and tablet are original. Ht 23.5” Refinished walnut case by Ingraham has a repaired crack above the door. Original paper dial is fairly clean for its age. Hands and tablet are original. Ht 21” $150-$250 477. Colonial Manufacturing Company, Zeeland, Michigan, 30 hour German gravity timepiece, c1990. Condition: the nicely grained wood has its original glossy finish. The pristine enameled dial shows “Anno 1750” and “Made in Germany”. The cow tail pendulum swings as the movement descends the “saw”. Ht 25”. $150-$250 478. Daniel Pratt & Sons, Reading and Boston, Mass., rosewood veneer 30 hour time and strike steeple clock, c1860 Condition: the old finish has darkened but the bold grain still is visible. There is a very good but water stained paper label inside, and the beehive glass has just minor flaking. The painted metal dial looks old, but the hands are mismatched. Ht 20” $150-$250 479. Daniel Pratt & Sons., Reading, Mass., 30 hour, time, strike and alarm sharp gothic or steeple clock. c.1852 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a small veneer chip the right side of the base and at the tip. Original painted dial with some wear at the winding arbors and minor loss at the mounting screws. Hands are period, but probably not original as they are a little too short. Original tablet with some loss. Original brass springs. Clean label inside the case. Ht 20” $75-$150

480. Daniel Pratt, Jr., Reading, Mass., 30

hour, time and strike wood movement OG shelf clock. c.1840 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some loss in a couple of places on the flat front edge. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting pins. Hands are not original. Mirror is period, but maybe a later replacement. Alarm disk is missing. Repairs to the verge and pendulum rod. Fairly clean label inside case. Ht 26” $75$125 481. Dey Time Register, Syracuse, New York, oak 8 day punch clock, c1920 Condition: this has the same large movement as found in the similar Simplex models, but the movement is stamped “Dey” and the factory plate is mounted at the bottom of the case front. The register unit also is different and distinctive. The dial has a new pan and paper. The drive shaft from the movement to the register is absent. Very heavy for shipping. Ht 29” $250-$350

482. Dutch, Staartklok, reproduction mahogany 30 hour hanging clock with alarm, calendar and moon dial, c1990 Condition: this is a well-made authentic reproduction of clocks made early in the 19th century. The posted movement includes the calendar, moon and alarm functions, powered by decorative brass weights. The painted metal dial is fine; one of the top standing figure finials has a repaired hand. Ht to top of center figure is 58” $400-$600

483. E. & A. Ingraham, Bristol, Conn., 8 day gilt gallery timepiece, c1855 Condition: Gilt gallery case in fairly nice condition for its age with most of the gilding on the case intact. The concave door glass is missing. Original signed painted dial with a small chip at 4 o’clock and minor loss at 7:30. Movement has recently been cleaned and serviced. Original hands. Nice label inside the case. Ht 14” $300-$500 484. E. Ingraham & Co., “Nyanza”, 8 day, time and strike banjo clock, c1915 Condition: Refinished mahogany stained case with remains of the old finish. Original paper dial has age darkened a little with some stains and soiled areas. Hands are original. Glasses are original. Nice red label on the back of the case. Early examples of this banjo have paper dials. Later examples have silvered metal dials. Ht 39” $75-$150

485. E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., “Pacific”, 8 day, wall timepiece, c1896 Condition: Oak case in an old finish with part of the bottom and a piece on the top missing. A small section of curved molding on the top looks to have been repaired. Original paper dial is stained with wear. Hands are original. Pendulum maybe original, but is not the style shown in the catalog. This pendulum bob was used on later clocks. Partial label on back of case. Ht 37” $75-$150 486. E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., 8 day, ionic style wall clock or timepiece, c1911 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case. The bottom door has suffered some damage possibly from someone not skilled in removing old finish. The movement and dial may not be original as there is evidence of other holes in the case. Hands are period and most likely original to the movement. Remains of a label inside the case. Ht 12 1/2” $50$100 487.

E. Ingraham Clock Company, Bristol, Conn., “Domino” 8 day time and strike enameled wood mantel clock, c1885 Condition: overall very good original condition with just some small nicks and paint dots. This model has a white paper dial (often seen with black) and fancy pendulum. Nearly all of the rear label remains. Ht 16” $250-$400

488.

Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn., “Office No. 4” gallery wall clock, mahogany, 8 days, time only movement, dated 1917 Condition: the solid wood case

has been nicely refinished, the painted metal dial has just a few flakes and lines, and the back label is near-perfect along with the stamped date code. The bezel, glass and counterweighted hands are fine. 18” overall diameter $150 - $250

489. E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville,

Conn., “Sylva”, 8 day, time and strike walnut mantel clock, c1889 Condition: Walnut case in nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial has aged a little with stains at the winding arbor. Original hands, tablet and pendulum. Remains of a label on the back of the case. Ht 21” $75-$150

490. E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville,

Conn., 30 hour, “Stem Winder Clock”, spring brass lever movement novelty timepiece in the form of a watch, c1885 Condition: Nickel plated case with some general wear to the nickel plating. Case has dinks and dents in various places. Paper dial looks to be original with a little wear at the winding arbor. Hands are original. Ht 5 3/4” $75-$150

491. E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike OOG shelf clock. c.1875 Condition: Mahogany and rosewood veneered case in original finish with some minor loss and dings on the edge molding. A small chip on the door and some loss on the sides. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting pins and couple of spots below the chapter ring. Hands are original. Original tablet with general loss in the blue sky area. Good label inside the case with loss. Ht 29” $75-$150

492. E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time, strike and alarm hanging gingerbread clock. c.1885 Label states this clock was manufactured exclusively for: “Metropolitan Manufacturing Co.”. Condition: Walnut case in original finish with what looks to be a later finish over the original one. Original painted dial with some stains at the winding arbors. Hour hand is original. Minute hand is a replacement. Original tablet and pendulum. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 26” $250-$350 493. E. N. Welch, Forestville, Conn., 30 hour, spring brass lever movement octagon wall clock or timepiece. C1860 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old finish with a small chip on the lower right corner. Original dial has been repainted. Hands are original. Remains of a label on the back of the case. Ht 8 3/4” $50-$100 494. E. N. Welch, Forestville, Conn., 30 hour, spring brass lever movement octagon wall clock or timepiece, c1860 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case in original finish with small veneer loss on the back edges of the case. Original painted dial with mismatched paint repairs in the center, at the winding arbor and the slow/fast lever. Movement is signed. Hands are not original. Remains of a label on the back of the case. Label notes J. C. Brown’s 1856 patent for round sided case. Ht 8 3/4” $50-$75

495. E. Terry & Son, Plymouth, Conn., 30 hour, wood movement carved column and splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in nice condition with a repair on the door, a couple veneer chips on the top front edge and with what looks to have remains of an original finish. Painted wood dial is fairly clean for its age. Hour hand is a replacement. Reverse painted tablet is an old replacement. Bell in the case is a replacement. Fairly clean label inside case. Ht 32.5” $275-$375 496. E.C. Brewster & Son, Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight brass movement OG shelf clock, c1855 Condition: Rosewood and mahogany veneered case in nice condition with a couple small repairs on the case corners. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting pins. Original tablet of P.T. Barnum’s hour Iranistan that burned down in 1857 with a small repair and minor loss. Hands maybe original, but not what you normally find on an OG. Nice clean label inside the case. Ht 26” $75-$150 497. E.N. Welch Mfg. Co., 8 day, time and strike rosewood veneered column & cornice shelf clock, c1865 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old and possibly original finish with some loss on the base, the very top of the cornice and a couple of other chips. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting pins, a little wear and some very small scattered chips. Hands are original. Original decal glasses with loss. Clean label inside the case with loss. Ht 32” $250-$350 498.

E.N. Welch Mfg. Co., Forestville, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight brass column & cornice shelf clock, c1870 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with veneer loss on the base and the sides of the cornice top. Original dial has been repainted and the numbers somewhat poorly restored. Original tablet with some loss of the background. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Gilding on the column bases and tops is worn. Ht 24 1/2” $75-$150

499. E.N. Welch, Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike double door OG shelf clock, c1860 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some small loss on the bottom edge and minor repairs. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting pins and just above 6 o’clock. Hands are original. Original decal with loss. Remains of an original label inside the case. Ht 29” $100-$200

500. Elephant swinging clock,

Chinese reproduction 8 day time only novelty clock with blue cloth box, c1990 Condition: the aged finish on the brass clock and bronzed elephant look fine. The white enamel dial has the spurious Junghans trademark, and the movement ticks. The carrying/storage box is intact. Overall ht 11” $200-$400

501. Elisha Hotchkiss, Burlington, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement half column & splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with veneer restoration on the base and the bottom of the door. Stenciling on the columns has been restored. Remains of the original stenciling on the splat. Mirror is a replacement. Painted wood dial maybe a replacement has scattered paint loss. Hands are original. Ht 31 1/2” $75-$150

502. Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn, 8 day, time and strike fusee strap brass movement steeple on frame or double steeple shelf clock, c1845 Condition: The veneer looks to have been fully redone some time ago and now has a very dark shiny finish with some loss on the base and just below the upper door. The upper right finial looks to be replaced. Original painted dial has yellowed a little with scattered paint loss. Mirror tablet is a replacement. Nice Fenn center tablet. Hour hand looks to be replacement. Clean label inside the case. Ht 23 1/2” $375-$475

503. English dial mahogany 8 day time only fusee pub clock, 9” painted metal dial, c1890 Condition: the solid wood case, in a desirable smaller size, has a nice old finish with some minor scuffs and scratches, and hinged doors on one side and the bottom. The brass bezel is slightly tarnished, the round glass is fine, and the dial has faint scratches but no flaking. The unsigned movement includes a proper pendulum. Overall diameter 13” $200-$300 504. English tall clock, 8 days, time and bell strike, weight driven movement in a mahogany veneer case with painted iron dial, c1840 Condition: the case is in good condition with well figured crotch mahogany and an age split in front of plinth. The movement is absent a seat board, a minute hand and the bell stand is a replacement. The pendulum is incomplete and only has the pendulum bob and a partial wire. Ht 97 1/2” $400-$600

505. English, 8 day, brass fusee move-

ment tavern wall clock or timepiece, c1875 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old and possibly original finish with a small veneer piece missing and crazing and hairline cracks in the crotch veneer on the curved bottom. The bottom access door will need to be reattached. Original painted dial with some wear and minor paint loss at the mounting pillars. Hands are original. Nice chain drive fusee movement. Ht 27” $300-$400 506. English, 8 day, spring fusee movement postal clock or timepiece, c1900 Condition: Refinished mahogany case with a small shrinkage crack at the hinge side of the bezel. Original painted dial has had some crude repairs to the numbers and minor paint loss at one of the pillar posts that anchor the dial to the movement. Nice heavy plate chain drive fusee movement. Original pendulum. Ht 15” $175-$275 507. Forestville Manufacturing Co., (J.C. Brown) 8 day, time and strike OOG shelf clock, c1845 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with repairs at various places on the curved molding on the outer edge and a couple repairs on the door. Original painted and signed wooden dial is fairly nice for its age with some minor loss at the mounting pins. Hands are replacements. Original decal glass with loss. Movement is signed. Clean label with some loss inside the case. Ht 29” $150-$200 508. Forestville Manufacturing Co., (J.C. Brown), Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike spring fusee movement ripple shelf clock, c1850 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case. The top left side molding looks to have been replaced. Painted dial is a replacement. The two side pieces that support the dial look to have added to the case. Hands are period and maybe original. Original signed fusee movement. Clean label inside the case. From the collection of the late Rose P Brandt. Ht 18” $400-$600 509. Forestville Mfg. Co. (J.C. Brown), Forestville, Conn., empty wall acorn clock case. Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with a little veneer damage on a couple of the scroll tips and a small chip on the lower right side. Original laminated door with beautiful original Fenn glass. The top door is missing. Someone has put a piece of wood inside the case to separate the top from the bottom to allow the open head to be used as a shelf. It can be easily removed. Original green paper in the bottom backboard. Ht 28 1/4” $300-$400

510. Forestville Mfg. Co., (J.C. Brown), Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike column & cornice shelf clock, c1850 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old finish with veneer repairs on the base and the right corbel. Repairs and some loss on the doors, the base sides, and on the cornice. Original painted dial with some very minor loss. Hands are original. Both tablets are not original. Movement is signed. Dark but readable label inside the case. Ht 31.5” $175-$275 511. French black marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the stone case has nice green marble accents, but the black surfaces have dulled and the incised patterns have lost their gold. There is no serious damage or losses, just a few very minor edge chips. The white porcelain dial and thick beveled glass are fine. The unsigned movement strikes with count wheel and bell. Ht 10” $150-$250

signed. Ht 10.5” $100-$200

512. French black marble 8 day time only mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the stone case, with no damage or losses except very minor edge chips, has nice green marble accents. The black surface has dulled but some color remains in the incised patterns. The white porcelain dial has faint hairlines and some chips around the winding hole; the beveled glass is fine; the single train movement is un-

513. French carved walnut 8 day

time and strike wall clock, c1910 Condition: the ornate case has a nicely restored finish, and the wood dial (never covered by glass) has correct enameled cartouche numbers. The square plate movement has the Japy Freres, Medaille d’Honneur trademark, and strikes the hours on a coil gong. Ht 25.5” $250-$400

514.

French c a s t brass 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: the heavy case retains a bright patina with no losses or damage except for cracks on the rear feet. The dial has porcelain cartouche numbers, but the hinged bezel and glass are absent. The Japy Freres movement strikes with count wheel and bell; the pendulum is absent. Ht 15.5” $300-$450

515. French cast brass cartel wall clock case with later 8 day time only pin-pallet works, early 20th century Condition: the heavy case retains an old patina, and the porcelain dial, signed “Buney”, may be of the same vintage and quality, but the unsigned movement, hands, and light brass bezel with convex glass, are inferior additions. Ht 20.5” $300-$400 516. French cast

brass figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: the intact ornate case has an old dull patina with wear and oxidation, and the alabaster panel in front is okay. The porcelain dial, with its multicolor floral garlands, has small chips at the top; the convex beveled glass is fine. The movement, with a Japy Freres Med. d’Honneur stamp and matching-number pendulum, strikes every half hour on a bell. Ht 17” $350-$500

517. French cast bronze figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1902 Condition: the seated woman, who may be spelter, has lost whatever she was raising in her hand, but otherwise the case is intact with a nice old patina. The porcelain dial, beveled glass and beaded bezel all are good, The movement, with the Japy Freres 1901 trademark, strikes with a count wheel and bell. Ht 18” $250$400 518. French cast metal and veined marble figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: the castings are intact and highly detailed, and the creamy marble base has no losses. The porcelain dial, with its multicolor floral garlands, has no hairlines, and the beveled glass is fine. The movement, with halfhour count wheel bell strike, is unsigned. Ht 16.5” $300-$500 519. French Empire enameled wood 8

day time and strike portico mantel clock, c1870 Condition: the clock will respond well to restoration of the small chips, scratches and losses, and polishing of the silvered dial and ornate gilt castings. The movement, with “FC” stamp, strikes with a count wheel and bell. Ht 16” $300-$400

520. French marble and spelter figural 8 day time-only mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the nicely colored and veined marble is intact. The cast metal seated classical figure has just a few scratches on its gold surface, but is not original to the case and needs a larger mount hole and nut to attach it to the top which has a second unused hole at the back. The ornate cast feet, beveled glass, porcelain dial and beaded bezel are fine. The unsigned movement needs a pendulum. Ht of base 8.5”, figure is another 9” $200-$300 521. French marble Art Deco 8 day time and strike clock garniture set, c1925 Condition: the bold and heavy marble case and side pieces are intact except for a few small corner and edge chips, and one of the cast brass side accents needs to be secured. The porcelain dial and convex beveled glass are fine. The Japy Freres movement, with count wheel and bell half-hour striking, needs a pendulum. Ht 8.5” $300-$450 522. French Morbier “Bakery” ebonized and painted wood 8 day time and strike wall clock, c1880 Condition: the case has some white paint specks, but is in good overall condition although the glass needs to be secured in the lift-up bezel. The painted alabaster dial, signed “E. Gillot, Pierrefitte-S/Aire”, has applied enamel cartouche numbers, and is surrounded by a painted and motherof-pearl shaped panel. The iron post movement strikes the hours twice, as typical with this style. Ht 24” $200-$350 523. French ornate cast brass 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: much of the gold plating remains, with some green oxidation showing in places. There are no losses, but the top urn with griffin needs to be straightened. The porcelain dial, with blue numbers, has some faint hairlines; the beveled convex glass, in its fancy cast bezel, is okay. The movement, with the Marti Bronze medal stamp, strikes half hours on a gong, but needs a pendulum. Ht 19” $300-$500 524. French silver plate horseshoe form 8 day time only desk clock, cylinder platform, c1900 Condition: a symbol of good luck, the heavy horseshoe has some tarnish but should polish to a nice bright patina. The porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The round movement, visible through a rear beveled glass door, is unsigned; the platform ticks. The hands appear a bit too big. Ht 6.5” $250-$350

525.

French small brass 8 day time only desk clock, cylinder escapement, c1910 Condition: the heavy brass has an old dark patina, and the segmented porcelain dial is fine except for a small chip at the winding hole. The convex beveled glass is good. The unsigned round movement has a vertical balance platform that ticks okay. Ht 6” $200$350

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French swinging doll 8 day timepiece in a white alabaster case with brass trim, c1900 Condition: except for one missing bun foot, the stone case is in very good condition with just a few scuffs and small chips at the tops of the two columns. The porcelain dial has a single faint hairline; the doll looks original with just slight wear to its surface. The Farcot-style chaff cutter movement, with a trademark on the back plate, is dark but will tick. Ht 11” $300-$450

527. French walnut 8 day time and strike wall clock with thermometer and barometer, c1910 Condition: the ornate case has been nicely refinished, with no losses or damage. The wood dial, never covered with glass, has newer cartouche numbers which need to be better spaced. The instruments, including the mercury centigrade thermometer, appear to be functional and have French wording. The movement, of average quality with lantern pinions. strikes on a coil gong. Ht 32” $250$400 528. French, Lady’s boudoir 30 hour alarm clock, with Louis XVI style porcelain flowers in vines around the movement, on white marble base, c1910 Condition: except for a detached blossom (included in a bag), the condition of this elegant little unsigned timepiece is very good, with just a few edge chips on the white stone base. The brass dial is finely engraved and has small dots for the hours. The movement ticks and sets. Ht 9” $100-$250 529. French, Morbier or Comptoise, time and repeating strike 2-wt wall clock with iron bracket, verge/crownwheel escapement, with alarm, signed Laurent Grief, a Moulins, c1840 Condition: this is an older example with the verge escapement, but the flowered dial, iron frame and doors, pressed brass front with a good patina, and heavy movement all are in very nice condition. Included is a folding pendulum used by the traveling peddlars who sold these clocks. The modern bracket allows this to be run without a case. The top brass bell may be newer. The old weights are not the typical shape, so probably replaced. Ht of dial 17”. $300-$500

530. Geo. B. Owen, Winsted, Conn., walnut 8 day time and strike mantel parlor clock, c1870 Condition: the case retains its original finish with some paint spots and minor scratches. The paper dial is still white but worn in places. The barrel pendulum and signed works are in good condition, and the arched glass is etched. No labels. Ht 24.5” $150-$250 531. George Mitchell, Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement half column and splat shelf clock, c1828 Condition: Partially refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with no veneer issues. The movement has an escape wheel with 42 teeth and shortened pendulum. Period painted dial with some wear to the numbers and scattered loss. Hands are original. Original painted tablet with some loss. Nice set of pineapple finials. Note: bell replaced by a gong;ovement by Ephraim Downs, door lock now has a knob. Ht 29” $275-$375 532. German carved walnut 30 hour two weight cuckoo clock, c1910 Condition: the carving of the top bird and leaves is better than average, and the original dark finish has some minor scrapes and scuffs. The cast plate movement is stamped “Sears, Roebuck & Co., Germany” The bellows have been recently restored so the bird sings properly. The pendulum needs a retainer for its stick, and a rating nut. Ht of case 17.5” $150-$250 533. German made for the English market, well figured walnut 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1870 Condition: the case is nicely made, with brass string inlay, but a bit of the inlay is lifting or absent, and there are a few age splits and top dents. The paper dial is later and worn; the thin brass bezel encloses flat glass. The square movement, with lantern pinions, strikes on a coil gong. Ht 11” $200-$300 534. German tall clock, 30 hours, time and strike, weight driven wag-on-wall type movement in an oak case with brass appliqués and brass dial, c1850 Condition: the case retains its original finish with a section on the upper base with veneer absent. There are two replaced side braces, which are not fastened properly, at base of legs on upper section. The backboard is absent and there are several places where the glue is loosening. The weights are wood clad with brass banding. Ht 88” $600-$800

535. German walnut 8 day Westminster chime wall clock, c1960 Condition: the original finish is a bit dry and will respond well to polish. Both glasses are fine, and the brass pendulum has darkened just a bit. The top wood finial has lost its base (minor issue) and the bottom finial may be a replacement. The unsigned movement and multicolor painted metal dial have a post-War look. Ht 36” $200-$350 536. German, Jahresuhrenfabrik, 400 Day mantel clock with porcelain dial and glass dome, disc pendulum, dial signed Urania, c1908 Condition: the brass overall has tarnished to a darkened patina, but there is no damage or losses. The cream porcelain dial is fine, the dome has some chips at the bottom not visible in place. The torsion spring is present, but not tested. Ht to top of dome 12” $40-$60 537. German,

Wurttemberg carved walnut 8 day Westminster chime bracket clock, c1910 Condition: the original surface has some small scratches and veneer lifting and losses, but the elaborate carvings and turnings are fine. The beveled glass is thick; the lacquered brass dial, with applied spandrels and chapter ring. is slightly tarnished. The three spring movement has a chime shut-off feature through the case side, but its lever now is too short (still functions). Ht 19” $250-$400 538. Gilbert Clock Company, Winsted, Conn., “Villeray” brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator, visible escapement, c1906 Condition: the ornate case, slightly different than the Ly illustration of this model, has its original surface with some tarnish and scratches. The glass in the rear door has a crack at one bottom corner. The signed double-sunk porcelain dial, with Gilbert’s special rate adjuster, is fine, as is the simulated mercury pendulum. The minute hand needs straightening; one movement retaining screw needs to be refit (screw in bag with pendulum). Ht 12.5” $200-$300 539. Girandole 8 day time only weight driven reproduction painted wood and glass banjo wall clock, c2000 Condition: this well made decorative case has thick wood carvings, brass side arms, and other features of the Curtis original, with the door latches showing lesser quality and some cream paint runs on the back panel.. The lower glass, with the titled “Marriage” theme, is signed “Moberg”. The painted dial and proper hands are fine. The banjo style movement and weight are present, but the pendulum disk is absent (easily replaced). Ht 44” $300-$500

540. Gustav Becker, Germany, inlaid mahogany 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1910 Condition: the inlay and front area of burl veneer, and the shaped beveled glass lenticle for pendulum viewing, make this an attractive model. The enameled dial and thick convex beveled glass are fine. The movement has the Becker trademark, but the gong has the crossed arrows of the Hamburg American Co. The time mainspring needs replacement. Ht 12” $200-$300 541. Horolovar 8-day reproduction of 1855 Briggs rotary clock, c1980 Condition: nice original condition complete with glass dome. The lacquered brass is fine, the dial is pristine, the top plate is stamped “Clock Trade Enterprises, Bronxville, New York”. The warranty sticker on the bottom is number 6022. The one advantage of these over the original 1-day Briggs, is that they run for a week. 7” tall. $200-$300 542. Horolovar Co., Bronxsville, New York, reproduction of the Briggs rotary pendulum timepiece, 8-day, bottom wind with glass dome, c1975 Condition: this is in very nice original condition with some tape residue on the top lacquered brass plate. These were made in Germany to Charles Terwilliger’s specifications, following the 1855 patent. Ht. 8” $200-$350 543. Howard & Davis, Boston, Mass., “Regulator #4”, grain painted case with decorated glasses, Roman numeral white painted dial with girandole style hands, with eagle finial, c1845 Condition: varnish on case surface darkened, but appears to retain much of the rosewood graining underneath, some rubs and scratches, case bottom has been reattached, bezel with split on back, case top with splits where plinth for eagle is attached, the plinth and eagle should be removed, hole in iron hanger filed, dial pan original, now with a later dial riveted to it, hands incorrect, bezel glass original, lower glasses replaced, and with incorrect decoration, paint failing on lower glass, movement running, correct weight, pendulum replaced, Ht 32” $400-$600 544. I.B. & Co. German carved wood 8 day time and strike cuckoo wall clock, dated 1907 Condition: except for one broken leaf tip (piece included) the well-carved case is in very good condition with no losses or damage. The hands and numbers are old, the painted bird extends its wings and opens its beak when singing. The cast-plate movement is unsigned, is missing its weight chains and coil gong, and the bellows need repair. A nearly complete label, dated Sep. 24, 1907, covers the back panel. Ht of case 19.5” $100-$200

545.

Ingraham Clock Co, Bristol, Conn., “Western Union” oak 8 day time and calendar wall clock, c1911 Condition: this clock has been nicely restored, with a glossy finish on the golden oak, and glasses either restored or replaced. The paper dial looks old, with some minor fading, and oxidation on the metal bezel. There is a good patina on the fancy brass pendulum. No labels. Ht 36” $300-$400 546. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, NY, “No. 6 Hanging Library”, 8 day, time and strike, double dial calendar wall clock, c1875 Condition: case unevenly cleaned, may be partially refinished, dials with new paper on old pans, hour hand replaced, calendar rolls with new paper, bezel hinge for lower door incorrectly attached to case, finial and top trim replaced, trim had been glued to top, now loose, top with splits and losses at rabbet for backboard, clock ticks and strikes, calendar will need adjustment, Ht 28” $300-$400 547. Jennings Brothers cast metal 30 hour figural novelty clock set, c1890 Condition: this set retains its original finish with some some copper showing through the gold plating. The highly detailed castings have no losses. The beveled glass has a few edge chips; the porcelain dial is good except for some poor inking of number 2 and a couple of faint hairlines. The fully wound rear-set movement ticks briefly. Ht of clock 14.5”, candle stands ht 10” $200-$300 548. Jennings Brothers, Bridgeport, Conn, cast gilt spelter 8 day time and strike figural clock with Waterbury movement, c1910 Condition: the original gold-plated surface is very good with minor worn areas and no losses, and a bit of metallic paint touchup on the bezel. The signed porcelain dial is fine. The Jennings Brothers name appears on the dial, back door, and inside the side feet. The full-size round movement has the Waterbury signature. Ht 15.5” $200-$300

549.

Jerome & Co., (New Haven Clock Co.), “Register” 8 day, double dial perpetual calendar wall clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice condition with a replaced top and bottom. Both original paper dials are stained. Hands are original. Ht 31” $700-$900

550. Jerome and Co., (New Haven Clock Co.), New Haven, Conn., 8 day, time and strike OOG shelf clock. Condition: Refinished mahogany and rosewood veneered case with some veneer loss on the front molded edge and a small piece on the top door. Original painted dial has some wear to the numbers and minor loss at the mounting pins. Original tablet with a very small loss at the top edge. Hands are original. Good label inside case. Ht 30” $100-$150 551. Jig saw or Sorrento work cuckoo clock of architectural form, ash case with walnut fretwork, brass bezel, Roman numeral paper dial, blued steel spade hands, 8 day time and strike Seth Thomas movement, now activating a music box at the hour and half hour, c1885 Condition: top fret with replacements, minor dirt and losses to finish, case front with split at left, bezel painted gold and hinge loose, dial with discoloration, case originally had a different movement, clock ticks and strikes, music box added when movement was changed, plays at the hour and half hour. Often misunderstood, these were hobbiest’s clocks - individuals bought the plans and made the cases, then bought movements from the merchant who sold them the case plans, jig saws for making it, etc. We have no evidence that they were ever mass produced to specfic designs. Ht 25 1/2” $200-$300 552. Jos. Atkinson, Gateshead, England, tall clock, 8 days, time, calendar and bell strike, weight driven movement in a heavily carved oak case with flat top hood, brass dial, case late 18th century, movement mid 18th century Condition: the case is in excellent condition. The dial and movement are not a perfect fit for this case. The pendulum is absent and the weights are period. Ht 79” $800-$1000 553. Junghans, Germany, dark oak 8 day time and strike spring wound wall clock, dated 1919 Condition: the solid wood case has a smooth finish, and the beveled glass panels in the door are fine. The brass dial has had its numbers strengthened; the pendulum bob shows some tarnish. The signed and dated movement has count wheel strike on a coil gong. Ht 29.5” $150-$300 554. Junghans, Wurttemberg Germany, walnut 8 day time and strike wall clock, c1925 Condition: the refinished case is in very nice condition with three beveled glass panels and a convex circle in the door. The large pendulum disk and metal dial show a bit of tarnish, and has the company trademark, as does the A21 movement. The gong coil is absent. Ht 29.5” $200-$350

555. Kieninger, Germany, mahogany 8 day weight driven time and spring wound Westminster chime reproduction Dachlur 6 glass wall clock, c2000 Condition: this high quality reproduction is in excellent original condition with six beveled glass panels. The enamel dial, with seconds track, is fine. The hybrid quarter-chiming movement, with weight and spring trains, has lacquered brass components visible through the side glasses. The brass gridiron pendulum is fine except for a broken top hook; the brass weight shells show some tarnish spots. Ht 44.5” $300-$600 556. Korean modern reproduction Vienna regulator style stained wood 31-day time and strike wall clock, c1990 Condition: the well made case is in very nice original condition except for one missing top finial and a dinged top corner. The movement is the typical Korean open spring version, confirmed by the “Made in Korea” sticker on the back. The brass gridiron lyre pendulum, enameled dial, and front beveled glass all are fine. Ht 47” $200-$350 557. Korean stained wood 8 day time only weight driven wall clock, c1990 Condition: the solid wood case is in very nice original condition with no damage or losses, and the arched glass is painted “Standard Time”. The “Made in Korea” painted metal dial, with seconds indicator, is fine, as is the lacquered brass of the weight and bezel. The movement and pendulum are copies of what we find in Seth Thomas No. 2 regulators. Ht 41.5” $250-$350 558. M. & E. Blakeslee, Plymouth, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike wood movement half column and splat shelf clock. c.1832 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with gilt columns has a small veneer piece missing on the lower left block. Original painted dial is slightly dark but actually rather nice for its age. Movement looks to have been supplied by Seth Thomas. There are holes in the base that would indicate this clock had feet now missing. The mirror in the door has been there a long time, but is a replacement. Hands are original. Ht 27” $275-$375 559. Marshall and Adams, Seneca Falls, New York, 30 hour wood movement carved columns double decker case with cornice top, c1835. This clock is a marriage. The case now contains what looks to be a Riley Whiting wood movement in place of an eight day weight driven brass movement. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a small piece of veneer missing on the door and small repairs on the doors and the front edge of the cornice top. Original painted dial has been plugged for the wooden movement. Hands are not original. Bottom glass is not original. Dark but readable label inside the case. Ht 36 1/2” $150-$250

560. Mixed lot- Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., wooden works 30 hours duration movement in an English oak case, case c1790, movement c1825 Condition: the base is a replacement. There is some molding absent on plinth on base. There is molding replaced on door. The lock is absent. The seconds hand is absent. The pendulum and weights are new replacements. Ht 82” $300-$400 561. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Norwich Line”, 8 day, time and strike pressed oak mantel clock, c1907 Condition: Refinished pressed oak in nice condition with a small repair to the right lion head. Original paper dial is pretty clean for its age with some stains near the winding arbors. Hands, tablet and pendulum are original. Ht 25” $75-$150 562. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Benton” cast metal 30 hour time only novelty clock, c1913 Condition: the overall appearance is good, but the standing figure has lost the fingers on his right hand, and the case has been sprayed gold. The signed porcelain dial has a hairline crack, and the hands appear too thick. The movement sets but is not ticking. Ht 7” $80-$120 563. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Eclipse “ oak hanging gingerbread wall clock, 8 days, time and alarm, spring driven movement, American Wringer label, c1910 Condition: the case has been refinished. The dial has darkened slightly and has some minor flaking. The bottom appears to be a later, very professional addition to convert a shelf into a hanging model. Ht 28” $100-$200 564.

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Regulator Calendar”, 8 day, round long drop, calendar timepiece, c1900 Condition: Refinished walnut veneered case with very small loss on the left bottom corner. “Regulator” logo has suffered loss. Original dial has been repainted sometime ago and has aged nicely. Hands are original. There is some loss to the background paper inside the case. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 32” $225-$325

565. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven,

Conn., “Rosemont” gold plate cast metal and painted porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1913 Condition: the original gold surface on this ornate case shows some greenish wear in places but still looks good overall. The signed porcelain dial has a prominent crack; the hand-painted front porcelain bowed panel is fine, as is the beveled glass. There is small crack in the foot of the top screwed-on ornament, and the rear door hinge needs to be resoldered. The round movement strikes on a coil gong. Ht 15.5” $225-$325 566. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Waring”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement banjo clock, c1923 Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with some scuffs on the corner of the bottom door. Original dial looks to have been silvered originally, but is now painted white with the proper numerals Both tablets are original. Nice label on the back of the case. Movement is signed. Hands look to be original although they don’t quite match. Movement looks to have been recently serviced. Ht 38” $150-$250 567. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Washington”, 8 day, time, strike and Westminster chime banjo clock. c 1923 Condition: Refinished mahogany case with just a couple of minor dings. Original silvered dial with scratches to the finish at the winding arbors. Original tablets with repairs on the bottom tablet. Original hands. Ht 41” $125-$175

568.

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., 8 day, double wind lever movement octagon wall clock or timepiece, c1900 Condition: Refinished oak case in nice condition. Original paper dial has age darkened and is badly stained. Hour and minute hands are original. Seconds hand is replaced. Fragments of a label on the back of the case. Movement is signed. Ht 13 1/2” $75-$150

569. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., 8 day, time, strike and Westminster chime patent or banjo clock. c1923 Condition: Mahogany case with rope molding in original finish with a couple of small dings on the bracket. Original painted dial in very nice condition. Original bottom tablet with some lifting. Throat tablet looks more stable. Original hands. Finial is modern and needs a finish. Original set of instructions inside the case. Ht 39” $200-$300

570. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., for T. Turton, Northampton (England) stained wood 8 day time and strike wall clock, c1890 Condition: we do not see this Vienna regulator style model in Ly but the movement carries the factory stamp. The case retains an old finish with no losses and just a bit of veneer lifting, the front glass is wavy, one side glass is cracked. The painted metal dial, with the English retailer name, is slightly worn. The pendulum bob and beat scale have old patinas. Ht 42” $150-$300 571. Niagara Clock Corp. Buffalo, NY, 8 day spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1925 Condition: Refinished plain oak case in clean condition. This model has a spring pendulum Seth Thomas movement that looks original to the case although this company primarily made battery magnetic clocks. The original paper dial has some stains and some slightly dark area at about 3 o’clock. Hands are original. Ht 17” $100-$200

572. Pomeroy & Parker, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike round gothic or beehive shelf clock, c1852 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some small veneer loss and repairs on the base. Upper door bezel has an age crack. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws. Hands are original. Dial glass is cracked. Original decal tablet with some small loss on the bottom. Dark but readable label inside the case. Ht 18.5” $200-$300

573. Poole Manufacturing Co. “Executive Model”, electric battery mantel timepiece. Serial no. 718. The early models had porcelain dials, c1925 Condition: Turned wood base in original finish with some paint spots on the back area. Original porcelain dial, pendulum and hands. Battery column has some minor paint loss. Dome looks to be original. Ht 10” $150$250 574. Poole

Mfg Co., Ithaca, New York, “Executive” battery desk clock with molded bakelite base and glass dome, c1925 Condition: this clock appears to be complete and in very good condition. We did not fit batteries or test the operation. The dome has chips along the bottom edge, but not visible when dome is in place. Ht to top of dome 10.75” $150-$250

575. Proclocks Chinese reproduction great wheel skeleton clock on wood base with glass and wood cover, c1990 Condition: this quality reproduction is in nearly as-new condition, with bright brass and glossy wood. The little porcelain chapter ring is fine. Etched in the base is “Proclocks”, and on the back is “No. 29, Designed in France, made in China”. Ht to top of cover 18” $400-$700 576. R. Smith, Hartford, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement carved column shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some veneer repairs on the flat areas. One of the toes is missing the right foot. Tablet is not original. Period wood dial. Period hands with the tail broken off the minute hand. Clean label inside the case. Ht 35” $100-$150 577. Reproduction Asian upside-down 8 day swinger signed “Huguenin A Paris”, (no base or glass dome), modern Condition: the brass has a nice aged look, and the veined marble is fine. The dial shows the famous French maker’s name. The pinwheel escapement works, but we did not test longterm Ht 27.5” $200-$400 578. Reproduction

cast pot metal clock peddler, with antique style painting, c1980 Condition: this authentic reproduction has an old look, and the 30 hour pendulette clock ticks but needs a pendulum. “JVE” is cast into the bottom plate. Ht 16” $100-$200

579.

Reproduction Dutch Stoelklok, 30 hour weight driven time and strike cast metal and painted wood, 20th century Condition: this authentic and heavy repro should clean up nicely. The detached side figures and bent castings are easily corrected, and some small pieces have broken from the bottom swag. A proper weight is needed. Ht 22” $150-$300

580. Reproduction of Ansonia “Gloria”

cast metal 8 day swinger, 21st century. Condition: this is an Asian copy of the famous and costly model made by Ansonia 100 years ago. It looks old, has no damage or blemishes, and is an inexpensive way to have a full-size swinger. Overall Ht 28” $250-$400

581.

Reproduction skeleton clock, Chinese, brass framed fusee movement with large wheels, recoil escapement, Roman numeral white enamel dial, pierced steel hands, on a wooden base with brass feet, and under a glass dome, c2000 Condition: good overall, running, Ht 22” $200-$300

582. Reproduction unsigned Asian upside-

down 8 day swinger in style of Huguenin A Paris, (no base or glass dome), modern Condition: the brass has a good aged look, and the marble base has a just a few small corner chips. The pinwheel escapement ticks, but was not tested long-term Ht 24” $200-$400

583.

Reproduction, China, of Junghans “Barmaid” 30 hour cast metal swinger clock on wood base, modern Condition: the original bronzed finish remains on the figure, and the turned wood base has just a few very minor dings. The swinging clock is an authentic copy down to the “J” trademark on the dial. The jewel bar, on which the clock swings, is absent. Ht of statue 11.5” $150-$250

584. Reproduction, China, of Jung-

hans “Diana” 30 hour swinger desk clock, modern Condition: the statue, on its turned wood base, is well done and in very good condition; and the clock is an authentic copy of the earlier German model including the “J” trademark on the dial. Ht to top of clock 13.5” $100-$200

585. Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement carved column & splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some loss on the base, and a couple of pieces missing on the door. Original painted dial is in very nice condition for its age. Hands are original. Movement is original to the case. Clean label inside the case. Mirror is a replacement. Ht 34 1/2” $175-$275 586. Riley Whiting, Winchester, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement half column & splat shelf clock. c.1830 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneer case with a small chip on the base, small repair on the door, small chip just below the right chimney and some damage to the right chimney cap. Painted dial has scattered loss across the center area Tablet is a replacement. Original stenciling on the columns and splat. Original hands. Movement is correct for the case. Ht 34” $75-$150 587. S. B. Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 30 hour, time and alarm brass lever movement round gallery timepiece, c1863 Samuel was the son of Chauncey Jerome. Condition: Leather and brass case in very nice condition with some slight wear in one spot on the right side back edge. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting pins. Hands are original. Signed “L. Hubbell” movement. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 9” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $150-$250 588. Sessions Clock Co., Forestville, Conn., “Home No. 2”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall clock, c1919 Condition: Mahogany finished case in old finish. Original paper dial has age darkened with surface wear and stains. Hands look to be original. Pendulum is probably a replacement as the catalog shows a standard round pendulum. Ht 19 1/2” $75-$150 589. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Chatham”, 8 day, spring brass movement gallery clock or timepiece, c1917 Condition: Mahogany case with remains of an original finish has a ding on the bottom edge. Original painted dial with some mismatched paint repairs in the center area. Hands are original. Rear of case stenciled with 1917 [read backwards] production date. Ht 16” $75-$150

590. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thom-

aston, Conn., “Chicago”, 8 day, time and strike city series mantel clock, c1879 Condition: Walnut veneered case in original finish with some minor dings and scrapes. Original painted dial has some inpainting repairs at the mounting screws, at the six o’clock area and at the time side winding arbor. Hands, tablet and pendulum are original. The gilt column tops and bases have some minor wear. Ht 18” $100-$150 591. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Drop Octagon 10 Inch”, 8 day, time and strike schoolhouse wall clock, c1900 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with gilt borders. Original painted dial looks to have light corrosion on the outer edge with heavier damage at five o’clock. Hands are original. Dark label inside the case. Repair to the knob area on the back of the door. Ht 21 1/2” $75$125 592. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Empire No. 0” 8-day time and strike brass crystal regulator mantel clock, c1911 Condition: the case has been nicely polished and lacquered, two beveled side glasses have tiny corner chips, the enamel dial is fine as is the simulated mercury pendulum. Ht 10.75” $250-$400

593.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Empire No. 301 brass and glass time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock, c1920 Condition: the original lacquered surface has darkened and tarnished, and one beveled glass side piece has a small corner chip. The signed porcelain dial has a hairline and small chip at a winding hole. The signed movement swings a simulated mercury pendulum. Ht 10” $150-$250

594. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Globe”, 8 day, long drop octagon school clock, time only, c1909 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in very nice clean condition. Original dial looks to have been repainted in the past and has mellowed to a nice appearance. Hands and pendulum are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 32” $275-$375

595. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office No. 1”, 8 day, spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1913 Condition: Oak case in nice condition in original finish. Original painted dial with a couple of scratches in the paint. Hands are original. Ht 15 1/2” $100-$200 596.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office No. 2”, 8 day, spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1880 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish. Original painted dial with a couple of stains and small paint loss at six o’clock. Hands are original. Original tablet with some loss to the background. Remains of a label inside the case. All applied brass buttons are present. Ht 26” $175-$275

597. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Queen Anne” wall clock case now fitted with a different dial and an Ansonia 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice condition. Top and bottom finials are replacements. Paper dial and pan have been fitted into the original ring of this Seth Thomas case and most likely a match for the Ansonia movement has darkened with surface wear. Hands look to be original to the movement. Beat scale is missing. Fragment of a label inside the case. Ht 36 1/2” $200$300 598. American Clock Co., New York, 30 hour, time and strike decorated iron front shelf clock, c1870 Condition: Painted iron front case in original finish with some loss to the gilt banding the outer edge of the case and the feet. Dial paper has been replaced . Minute hand is a replacement. Clean label inside the case. Ht 16” $75-$150 599.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Tudor No. 1” rosewood 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1870 Condition: the case has been nicely refinished and has a few very minor chips. The painted metal dial has a few flakes, the front glass is wavy, the hands are replacements, and the inside label is complete. Pendulum bob is needed. Ht 15” $150-$250

600. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 30 hour time, strike and alarm miniature bevel front mantel clock, called the “Kitchen”, c1870 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with a small repair on the bottom front. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws, the center and at the time side winding arbor. Original tablet with loss in the center area. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 15 3/4” $75-$125 601. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 30 hour, time, strike and alarm 4 column shelf clock, an amalgamation of parts, c1865 Condition: Partially stripped mahogany colored case with some dings and dents on top and bottom. The door is a later replacement. The movement has been moved from its original position to fit the painted metal dial with a later paper replacement. The unsigned movement is perhaps a replacement as Seth Thomas usually marked their movements. The label [and backboard] are after 1865, but the case is before 1850. Ht 26.5” $50-$100 602. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, oak case simple calendar wall clock or timepiece, c1900 We could not find this model in the catalog. Condition: Refinished oak case in nice condition. Original paper dial has age darkened with stains, some surface wear and some loss on the edges. The calendar hand maybe a replacement. The other hands and tablet are original. Movement is signed. Ht 24” $250-$350 603. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, time and strike sharp gothic or steeple clock with “Winward’s Musical Double Alarm Eight-day Clock” c1879 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with some minor veneer damage on the left side back edge on the base. Original painted dial with some inpainting at the mounting screws and at the time side winding arbor. Tablet and hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 21” $100-$150 604. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, time, strike and alarm small cornice top shelf clock, c1870. Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with small repairs to the veneer on the base and a small repair on the top edge of the cornice. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting screws and at the winding arbors. Original ST hands. Original tablet with some loss to background. Nice label inside the case. Ht 15 1/4” $200-$300

605.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., for A. Stowell & Co., crystal regulator, “Empire No. 303”, Arabic numeral silvered dial, blued steel hands, round 8 day time and strike movement, with simulated mercury pendulum, c1920 Condition: case with spotting, scratches, and polish residue, beveled glasses good, dial with scratches and a few spots, hands good, movement runs, striking will need work, rack hook does not engage rack and so strikes until spring runs down, pendulum good, Ht 9 5/8” $100-$200 606. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., nickel plated 30 hour outside bell ship’s clock, c1910 Condition: the nickel surface is old and mottled, but not worn through, even on the bayonet-style bezel. The metal dial does has some brass showing, mostly at the edges. A bit of the rear paper label remains. Ht 10.5” $200-$350

607. Seth Thomas Sons & Co., New York & Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, candlestick timepiece, c1870 Condition: Ebonized and gilt candlestick base with some loss and wear to the gilding and ebonized finish on the column. Original porcelain dial has some small chips at the winding arbor. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Dome is a replacement. Ht 9” $100-$200 608. Seth Thomas Sons & Co., New York, “No. 8030” French bronze cast metal 15 day time and strike mantel clock, c1874 Condition: the heavy classical figural case retains it original bronze finish with minor wear. The signed porcelain dial has winding hole chips; the extra thick beveled glass is fine; the round movement has count wheel and bell striking every half hour. The spade hands are a bit too large. Ht 15” $250-$350 609. Seth Thomas, an early, post civil war,”Regulator No. 2”, 8 day, weight brass movement regulator clock or timepiece, c1865. Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with veneer damage on the dial door and a small chip just below the bottom door. Original painted dial has age darkened a little with minor loss at the mounting screws and some staining in the center. Hands are original. Beautiful original gilt and painted tablet. Some of the original gilding on the pendulum rod has worn off. The weight and weight baffle are missing. Ht 35” $300-$400

610.

Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, Conn., 8 day, time and strike Octagon top shelf clock, c1863 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old finish with a couple of chips and repairs on the base. Original dial has been repainted. Hands are replacements. Original tablet. Clean label inside the case. Nice William B. Fenn tablet. Ht 14.5” $75-$150

611. Seth Thomas,

Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, time and strike column & cornice shelf clock. c.1870 Condition: This clock is a restoration in progress and will need further work. The stripped rosewood veneered case has veneer damage on the two corbels, needs veneer on the base, and some attention to the veneer on the doors. The top has been rebuilt with new members. The column tops and bottoms have new gilding. Original painted dial with scattered paint loss. Hands are replacements. Both tablets are original with losses. Movement is signed. Ht 32.5” $125-$225 612. Seymour, Williams and Porter, Farmington, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement double decker and carved splat shelf clock, c1832 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with veneer loss on the base and a couple of repairs on the bottom door. Painted wood dial maybe a replacement as it does not appear to be large enough. Tablet is a replacement. Hands are period. Fairly clean label inside the case. Ht 36 1/2” $100-$200 613. Side Pieces, Don Juan and Don Caesar, painted cast metal figures now converted to electric lamps, with cloth shades, 20th century Condition: these hand-painted large figures have minor chips and paint loss, but are complete. The shades are old and decorative, and coordinate well with the statues. Hts. with shades 36”, Hts. of figures on base 21” $150-$250

614. Silas B. Terry, Terryville, Conn., 8 day, weight brass movement regulator wall clock or timepiece, c1855 Seth Thomas bought the rights to manufacture this clock model commonly known as the Regulator No. 1. Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with veneer damage on the right side just below the dial door. Dial door has several shrinkage cracks. The panel on the bottom of the case maybe a replacement. The dial included looks to be from a Seth Thomas Regulator No. 1. There are also numerous holes in the case from other dials. Included is the original damaged tablet that could be used as a guide in the restoration. Hands look to be original. The baffle board and weight are missing. Hands are too short and not original style. Ht 33” $350-$450

615. Skeleton clock, China, after the style of John Harrison, with a grasshopper escapement, single fusee timepiece, in a glass and brass case, modern Condition: this highly finished timepiece clearly was inspired by Harrison’s H-1, and its action replicates what can be seen at the Greenwich Observatory. The lacquered brass and wood base are in nearly-new condition, and we watched it tick for some minutes but cannot vouch for its long-term operation since these unusual reproductions can be fussy. A bottom drawer holds the winding key. Ht to top of glazed case 17.5” $500-$800 616. Swinger, bronzed cast metal classical soldier, on turned wood base, holding a German swinging clock, 20th century Condition: we do not see this model in catalogues or previous sales, and the Junghans style clock appears too small for the scale of the figure. The soldier is detailed and in good condition, although missing whatever he held in his right hand. The clock swings and ticks although we did not test it long-term, and its porcelain dial signed “Germany” has some hairlines. Ht to top of clock 20.25” $150-$250 617.

The Horolovar Co., Bronxville, New York, 8 day, “Ignatz” or flying pendulum novelty timepiece, c1970 Condition: Reproduction of the model made by the New Haven Clock Co. in original box with a booklet about the history of this novelty timepiece. This example was probably never used. Ht 10” $100-$200

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T h e Horolovar Company, Bronxville, New York, “Ignatz” German reproduction flying ball pendulum clock, with box and documents, c1975 Condition: all in very good original condition, with factory box, papers and extra ball still in its little bag. Ht 10.5” $ 1 5 0 $250

619. Thomson Meter Co., Brooklyn, N.Y., for Lambert Meter, cast brass time only 30 hour novelty advertising clock, dated 1901 Condition: this heavy ornate small case has been nicely polished, the round glass is beveled, and the advertising porcelain dial is pristine, although the hour hand needs to be straightened. An added bonus is the stamp on the bottom indicating “Souvenir of A.W.W.A. Convention, New York, 1901”. Winds, ticks and sets. Ht 5.5” $100-$150

620. Toyo Clock Factory, Japan, bird cage clock, brass cage on red striped base with brass feet, rotating globe with pointer indicates time, bird attached to end of pallet arbor moves back and forth as clock ticks, the cage suspended from a polished metal hanger mounted to an octagonal marble base, c1930 Condition: cage dirty and with losses to red paint, clock dial dirty, hanger and base good, running, Ht 11” $150-$250 621. Trend Clocks by Sligh, Zeeland, Michigan, stained wood 8 day Westminster chime reproduction bracket clock, 1974 Condition: except for a few corner dings, the case is in good original condition. The dial and convex glass are fine. The German Hermle 350-020 floatingbalance movement is signed and dated, and ticks and chimes okay. Ht 18” $100$250 622. Unknown, 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement (groaner) half column & splat shelf clock, c1830 This might possibly be a Boardman & Wells but there is not enough of the label remaining to tell. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in an old and possibly original finish with what looks to be a later coat of shellac. The stencils appear to be original or have been very nicely restored. Mirror is a replacement. Original painted dial has scattered paint loss. Hands are original. Ht 35” $100-$200 623. Unknown, 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement New Hampshire mirror clock, c1830. Based on a similar looking movement found in “New Hampshire Clocks & Clockmakers” by C. Parsons, pg 232 the movement could be by Abiel Chandler, Concord. Condition: Gilt mirror case in need of restoration. The turnings on the door look to have been over painted with gold paint over the gilding. The Original painted dial is rather dark and the signature is so worn that it is difficult to determine the name. The bell, hands, mirror, bezel glass and weight are missing. The pendulum included is period and most likely original. Ht 36” $500-$700 624. Unknown, Boston, 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1910 Condition: Gilt front mahogany case with some loss on the balls on the bottom bracket and a couple of flakes as well. Original painted dial is stained with loss at the edges. The hands are period, but someone has soldered a sleeve on the hour hand. Original tablets are in very nice condition. $300$400

625. Walker, Birmingham, English round white painted metal dial and iron false plate with 8 day time and strike weight driven long case clock movement, c1820 Condition: the painted dial, 14” overall diameter, is in very nice condition, and carries the same maker name as the one cast into the false plate. The movement appears to be complete, with its top bell and wood seat board but does not include weights or pendulum, and sold as is. Seat board width is 12” $150-$350 626. Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., mahogany 8 day time only boudoir clock, c1925 Condition: the ornate case has been nicely refinished, but the brass dial shows some tarnish spots. The bottom wind movement is the 37size 7 jewel model used in all these decorative Waltham products. Ht 11” $150-$250 627. Waterbury Clock Co., “Augusta” CASE ONLY oak hanging clock, c1893 Condition: the heavy and rare case has its original finish and is nearly complete, but has lost a bottom piece, some round medallions, and the decorative dragons on top. The little corner spandrels are too small and not correct, and the rear wood panel is absent. The glasses and gong remain. Ht 51” $200-$400 628. Wa-

terbury Clock Co., Waterbury, C on n . , “Taylor”, 8 day, time and strike oak mantel clock with open escapement, c1893 Condition: Refinished oak case in nice clean condition. Original paper dial with some minor wear at the fast/ slow adjustment. Hands are original. Movement is signed, Clean label on the back of the case. Ht 13 1/4” $200-$300

629.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Bruce”, 8 day, spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1893 Condition: Refinished oak in need of restoration. The top included is not original and parts are missing on the bottom of the case. Original painted dial with a small area of loss at eight o’clock. An interesting wood pendulum, but not original. An illustration of how this clock should look see page 199, item 606 in the Waterbury Clocks and Watches catalog published by Tran Duy Ly. Ht 31” $100-$200

630. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Hudson”, 8 day, time, strike and alarm walnut mantel clock, c1893 Condition: Refinished walnut case with a newer replaced top that is not original to this model. Paper dial looks to be a later replacement Hands are old and could be original. Tablet and pendulum are original. Ht 23.25” $75-$150 631. Wa-

terbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Office Drop”, 8 day, spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1875 Condition: Refinished walnut case with remains of the old finish and a crack at the time bezel hinge. The dial door glass is cracked. Original painted dial with some minor loss on the edges of the pan. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 25” $175-$275 632. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Stafford”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall clock, c1883 Condition: Refinished walnut case with some remains of the original finish. The ends of the drop finials on bottom of the case have been cut off. Original painted dial has darkened a little with some loss on the outer edge. Hands and pendulum are original. Protected label on the back of the case and a nice label inside the case. Ht 35” $275-$375

633. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., 30 hour time and strike spring brass movement OOG shelf clock, c1860 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with loss on the outer molding. Original painted dial with scattered loss. Original tablet with loss. Minute hand is a replacement. Clean label inside the case. Ht 19” $75-$125 634. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., 8 day, time and strike, OOG shelf clock, c1870 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with several veneer repairs on the molded edge and the door. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting pins. Original tablet and hands. Nice label inside case with some loss. Ht 29” $100-$150

635. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury,

Conn., 8 day, time and strike, spring brass movement press oak shelf clock, c1890. Condition: We could not find this specific model in the catalog. Pressed oak case in a dark original finish. Original paper dial has age darkened with some surface wear. Hands look to be original. Tablet is original. Movement is signed. Ht 24” $75-$125 636. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., short drop wall clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in an oak case with advertising on painted metal dial “FORD TOULSON WATCHMAKER & JEWELER WOODSTOWN,”, c1900 Condition: the case has been refinished and repaired at the base. The hands are a replacement. The advertising on the dial is custom done, but old. Ht 24” $100-$150 637. Welch, Spring & Co., Bristol, Conn., “Wagner B.W. Hanging” walnut 8 days, time and strike, calendar clock, c1878 Condition: this early rare model has had extensive restoration and now is an attractive example. The refinished case has new finials, bezels and glass, and the dials are bright white on new brass pans. The backboard retains its black flock paper, but there is no cover over the calendar unit. Calendar hand is too short. Estimate reflects the non-original components. Ht 31” $500-$700

638. William Beach, Hartford, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement carved columns and cornice top shelf clock. c.1834 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with some veneer damage at the bottom door bottom hinge pin, a couple of minor chips on the cornice top and the left side where it joins the base. Original painted dial with some wear. Tablet glass is not original. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 31.5” $150-$250 639. William J. Hill, Bristol, Conn.,

30 hour spring brass lever movement decorated iron front with MOP shelf timepiece, c1850 Condition: Cast iron case in original decoration with MOP has some very minor loss at the bird top. Original dial was repainted in the past and now has loss and lifting of the paint. Hands are original, but the minute hand has been repaired. Movement is signed. Ht 13” $150$250

640. William L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., “Lapwing”, 8 day, time and strike shelf clock, c1879 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice clean condition. Dial paper has been replaced. Hands, pendulum and tablet are original. Remains of a label on back of the case. Ht 22.5” $150-$250 641.

Wi l liam L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., “Stork”, 8 day, time, strike and alarm walnut mantel clock, c1885 Condition: Walnut case in nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial has age darkened with some staining. Hands and pendulum are original. Tablet is original. Ht 20” $100-$150 642. William L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., No. 3080 “Hollywood” with Normandy Chimes, 8 day, time and strike wall clock, c1929 Condition: Refinished wood case that was originally mahogany colored. Original silvered dial has general tarnish. Pendulum is original. Hands are not what is shown in the catalog, but look to be original. Ht 24” $100-$150

643. William S. Johnson, New York, 30 hour, time and strike spring fusee shelf clock, c1848 Condition: Refinished pine and rosewood veneered case with some veneer loss and repairs on the base and damage at the cross strip on the door. Original wooden dial with some loss at the mounting pins. Original tablet with general loss. Fusee movement stamped “Boardman”. The hour hand has been replaced. The gong has been replaced. Ht 20 1/2” $175-$275 644. William S. Johnson, New York, 8 day, time and strike weight OG shelf clock, c1845 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with veneer repairs on the half-round molding on the outer edge of the case and a repair on the door. Painted metal dial while proper maybe a replacement has some minor loss at the mounting pins. Hands are not original (too large). The green background on the tablet has been restored. Dark but readable label inside the case. Ht 27.25” $75-$150

645. Wm. L. Gilbert & Co., Winsted, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement shelf clock, c1858. This case was designed by Chauncey Jerome as noted in the label pasted inside the door that reads: “Patented April 14, 1857, by Chauncey Jerome”, Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old finish with some minor damage on the base. The caps on the two top chimneys maybe missing. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws, a little at the winding arbors and a spot near 1 o’clock. Both glasses are original. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Shortly after this clock was produced the name of the firm changed to William L. Gilbert Clock Co. Ht 31” $175-$275 646. World Time Corp. electric illuminated world map clock, sold by Howard Miller, U.S.A., hardwood veneer over plywood, with glass face, copyright 1959 Condition: good crossover collectible for clock and map enthusiasts, showing the time in more than sixty international cities (some now with new names). The lights work, but we did not test the clock’s operation. 25.5” x 19” x 4.5” $200-$300 647.

World War II “Delayed Arming Clock”, naval mine timer on wood base under glass dome, c1940 Condition: a tag on the custom-made base explains the nefarious purpose of this timer, allowing mine detonation after minesweepers have passed. The balance staff is broken, and there is no obvious power source for the train, but still an interesting military horology artifact. Diameter of front brass dial is 3”; ht of dome on base is 8” $200-$300

648. Hermle 1171-850 114 cm, 8 day

triple-chime cable-wind grandfather clock movement with dial, three weights, crank, and chime rod assembly, 1999 Condition: the movement shows signs of use, the dial is pristine, the weights have dented caps and some tarnish. No pendulum. The chime assembly is correct for the movement, with 8 chime rods and 4 rods for the hour strike. $200-$400

651. Clocks- 2 (Two) 1= E.N.

Welch Mfg. Co., “ Jewel”, in blue, 30-hour time only glass paperweight novelty clock, c.1885; 2- Sessions “Crystal” in emerald green, c.1915 Condition: the beveled glass cases are fine, with just miniscule edge chips on the blue one, which also has some small chips and hairlines on its porcelain dial with seconds track. The green one’s dial, with no seconds track, may be a replacement. Ht 4” $150-$300

652. Clocks- 2 (Two) 8 day time and strike mantel clocks: New Haven “Tiffany” walnut parlor clock; Wm. Gilbert “Stanley” black enameled wood 6-column clock; c1900 Condition: the New Haven retains its old finish, painted metal dial, and colorful glass in good condition, a complete label on the back, and the patented rate-adjusting pendulum, ht 21.5”. The Gilbert’s finish, with some faux marble, also is original and in good darkened condition; its paper dial is very good, there is a nice bottom label, but no feet, ht 10” $150-$250 653. Clocks- 2 (Two) 8 day time and strike mantel clocks: Waltham mahogany tambour; French marble with dial signed “George H. Ford, New Haven”, early 20th century Condition: the nicely shaped Waltham case has a few minor dings; the silvered signed dial and convex beveled glass are fine; the movement is signed “Waltham Clock Co.” and it ticks and strikes, ht 8”. The marble case has three cracks in the base molding, and a few chips elsewhere. Its porcelain dial has hairlines; the beveled glass is fine; the gong coil is absent, ht 9” $300-$450 654. Clocks- 2 (Two) Asian 30 and 8 days carved and stained wood striking wall clocks, late 20th century Condition: both clocks are in very good original condition with good dials, glasses, finials, pendulums, and movements. The smaller, R/A style made in Korea, has a repair to one top arch. Heights 40” and 35” $150-$250

649. Clock cases- 2 (Two) ornate

bracket clock cases, one with Henry Cooley, London, dial, 19th century Condition: here are two large and impressive well-made cases, ready for good period movements. The Cooley dial is nicely restored and polished. Hts. 22” & 18” $250-$350

650. Clocks- 2 (Two) Seth Thom-

as 8 day time only wood wall clocks: “Office No. 1” c 1875; “12 Inch Drop Octagon”, c1909 Condition: both cases are in nice condition with old surfaces and no losses, but the older one has a new plywood backboard, darkened label, short hands, and newer paper dial. The school clock’s dial also is new paper, but its original label inside is very good. Hts 24” and 25” $200-$300

655. Clocks- 2 (Two) Asian 8 day time and strike stained wood wall clocks: one with “Made in Hong Kong” on its painted metal dial; the round one with mock pendulum aperture in its dial; c1910 Condition: the Hong Kong clock is interesting with its Chinese characters on the dial and green inside label, and a biplane trademark for the “Nam Jam” factory. The lower glass is loose, and the case and dial show some wear. The round clock is unsigned, has a new paper dial over the original, new hands that are too short, and an nice original glossy finish. Hts 17” and 16” $100-$200 656. Clocks- 2 (Two) Asian cast metal 30 hour reproduction novelty clocks: Junghans style figural swinger; John Bull with moving eyes; modern Condition: both are in very good original condition, but we did not test their operation. Hts 15” $200-$300

657. Clocks- 2 (Two) C. Jerome, (New Haven Clock Co.), New Haven, Conn miniature steeple clocks: (1) 30 hour time steeple timepiece and (2) 30 hour time and strike steeple. Condition: (1) Mahogany veneered case in an old finish with some loss on the base. Repainted dial and remains of an original tablet. Hands maybe a replacement. Clean label inside the case. (2) Mahogany veneered case with loss on the base and veneer missing on curved front molding. Original painted dial with loss. Hands may be a replacement. Tablet is not original. Case lacks a label. Finials maybe a replacement. Ht 14 3/4” $150-$200

663. Clocks- 2 (Two) E.N. Welch 30 hour glass paperweight “Jewels”, one time only, one time and strike with repeat, c1885 Condition: the time-only has an edge chip on the glass and a flake on the porcelain dial by the VIII. The repeater’s glass is fine, but the dial has a crack and chip, and the hands are mismatched. The small brass movements wind from the back. Ht 4” $150-$250 664. Clocks- 2 (Two) German 400 day disk

pendulum mantel clocks, one signed Fortuna, c1910 Condition: these both are in very good condition, with shiny lacquered brass, good enamel dials, fancy flat pendulums, and intact glass domes. The one with the brass top and elaborate column case is rarely seen. Ht of largest to top of brass cap 15” $150-$300

658.

Clocks- 2 (Two) calendar clocks: (1) Waterbury Clock Co., “Rochester”, 8 day, time and strike calendar clock, c1908 and (2) E. Ingraham & Co., 8 day, time and strike calendar clock (We could not find this model in the catalog). Condition: Refinished oak Waterbury clock in nice condition with original painted dial, hands and pendulum. Remains of a very dark label on the back of the case. Ht 27”. Walnut case Ingraham clock in original finish with original age darkened dial, tablet, hands and pendulum. Ht 20” $300-$400

659. Clocks- 2 (Two) cast metal 30-

hour time only small unsigned mantel clocks: seated patriotic woman with bronze finish; black-painted iron and wood; later 19th century Condition: the bronzed finish is original and in good condition, and its rear-wind movement ticks. The black paint appears to have been freshened on the other, and the top glass and pendulum are absent. Hts 12.5” and 10” $150-$250

665. Clocks- 2 (Two) German 8 day time and

strike clocks: unsigned oak wall clock; inlaid mahogany mantel clock; early 20th century Condition: the solid wood wall clock case has been stripped and is ready for stain and finish. Its beveled and convex door glasses are fine; the brass dial has a few blemishes; and the movement is better quality with solid plates; ht 31.5”. Inside the door is a metal plate “Aug. Schade, Uhren und Goldwaren”, HERSFELD”. The mantel clock has a nice old glossy patina, accenting the detailed inlay on the front. The metal dial shows a bit of tarnish; the convex glass is fine. Ht 9” $150-$300

666. Clocks- 2 (Two) German 8 day wall clocks; unsigned time only R/A with porcelain dial; Junghans R/A time and strike with paper dial, early 20th century Condition: the larger timepiece has a good dial and pendulum, ebonized case accents, good carvings and turnings, but is missing top and bottom finials. The smaller clock case has been stripped and needs refinishing, and its paper dial is worn. Hts. 32” and 23” $200-$300

660. Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut 8 day school

clocks: Waterbury “10 Inch Drop” rosewood veneer strike and calendar; New Haven “12 Inch Octagon” oak time only; c1895 Condition: the Waterbury has its original surface with some wear and scratches, and an original signed paper dial. The New Haven has a new paper dial, pendulum bob, hands, and brass bezel. Both have old paper labels on their backs, and the Waterbury has a second one inside. Hts 22” and 24.5” $250-$350

661. Clocks- 2 (Two) Connecticut wood 8 days, time and strike, shelf clocks: Wm. L. Gilbert Bristol, Conn. inlaid mahogany mantel clock; E. Ingraham, Bristol, Conn. oak gingerbread clock; c1915 Condition: the Gilbert has a very fancy refinished inlaid case, with carved leaves around the dial, that we don’t find in Ly. It’s celluloid dial has just minor toning, the convex glass is fine, the case back has been replaced with clear Plexiglas; Ht 10.5”. The Ingraham, with alarm, is similar to the “Wilhelm” model, and appears to have its original finish in good condition. Its paper dial is aged but intact. Ht 23” $250-$350

662. Clocks- 2 (Two) E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol: (1) “Doric”, 30 hour time, strike and alarm and (2) “Venetian” 8 day time and strike shelf clock. Condition: (1) Refinished Rosewood veneered “Doric” model with a tiny chip on the top. Original paper dial has age darkened. Original tablet with some loss to the background. Period hands. (2) Refinished rosewood veneered case with some loss on the left side on the base. Paper dial has been replaced. The wood piece that joins the two doors together is missing. The latch that locks the bottom door is missing. Period hands. Original bottom tablet. $150-$250

667.

Clocks- 2 (Two) German: wag-on-the-wall and postal clock Condition: both are complete with pendulum and weights $200-$300

668. Clocks- 2 (Two) illumi-

nated milk glass and brass 30 hour time only clocks, c1890 Condition: as usual, both white glasses are cracked from the flame’s heat, but the cast stands are complete with good old patinas. One is the traditional style which attaches to a gaslight fixture; the other, less common, includes a tiny kerosene lantern and could be carried by the front finger loop. Neither ticks. Diameter of each 5.75” $100-$150

669. Clocks- 2 (Two) mahogany 8 day time and strike weight driven column and cornice shelf clocks: Birge, Peck, & Co. Bristol Conn.; and Jerome & Company, New Haven, c1875 Condition: both cases are complete, with no major losses or damage, and good candidates for restoration. The Birge, Peck has no dial; the Jerome needs its movement reattached to the backboard. Both have nearly complete darkened paper labels, but no weights or pendulums. The bottom reverse-paint glasses are old. Hts 33” $100-$250

670. Clocks- 2 (Two) porcelain clock cases: Ansonia “La Vergne” with movement and dial parts; “Choctaw” case only, early 20th century Condition: the Ansonia case is colorful but has a crack by the dial opening, and the parts should mostly be there to make a complete clock. We don’t find the “Choctaw” in any Ly books, but it appears to be American and in good condition, ready for a movement. Hts are 11.5” and 11” $200-$350 671.

Clocks- 2 (Two) Sessions “Halifax” mahogany 8 day time and strike banjo clocks, c1930 Condition: both cases retain their original finishes and throat decorations with some minor scratches. The metal dials, sidearms, eagle finials, and bezels are good with some tarnish and wear. One bottom glass print may be original with a pendulum-viewing hole cut; the other is a colorful replacement. A partial label is on the back of one; a nice label is inside the bottom of the other. Hts. 27” $200-$300

672. Clocks- 2 (Two) Seth Thomas, Thomaston, Conn., 8 day time and strike mantel clocks: “No. 92 Chime” mahogany tambour; “Prince” Adamantine; early 20th century Condition: both clocks are in very nice original condition with good surfaces, no losses or damage, and partial paper labels. The tambour’s silvered dial has only slight tarnish and nice applied numbers. The black mantel’s dial is the fancy perforated brass with toned paper behind. Hts are 11.5” and 9” $200-$350 673. Clocks- 2 (Two) Seth Thomas: (1) 8 day time and strike “Arch Top” shelf clock c1880 (2) 8 day, time and strike “Chicago” city series mantel clock, c1874 Condition: (1) Refinished walnut and burl walnut veneered case with veneer loss on the base, curved arch molding and stepped top. Dial is most likely original, but has lost most of its paint and was turned over and a paper dial applied. Hands look to be original. Ht 15 1/2” (2) Mahogany veneered case in original finish with losses on the columns. Painted dial looks to be original. Hands are replacements. Spring on the time side is broken. Ht 17 1/2” $150-$250 674. Clocks- 2 (Two) steeple clocks: a New Haven Clock Co., 8 day, time, strike and alarm and a Waterbury Clock Co., 30 hour, time and strike Condition: (1) Rosewood veneered New Haven steeple clock with some veneer damage on the base and a small lifted piece on the left side. Dial has been repainted. Tablet is a replacement. Unusual alarm movement inside the case. Ht 20.5”. (2) Rosewood veneered Waterbury case with minor damage on the base and small chip on the left. Original painted dial with some inpainting. Hands are original. Tablet has loss to the background. Ht 19.5” $200-$300

675. Clocks- 2 (Two) Swiss 8 day desk timepieces: Accura brass globe form annular dial; Observator brass and glass paperweight ball form 17 jewel; mid 20th century Condition: the lacquered brass on both of these small heavy clocks is a bit spotted and tarnished. Both tick and set, but the paperweight’s movement will need attention to the winding click. Ht of annular is 8”, ball diameter is 2.75” $300-$400 676. Clocks- 2 (Two) Terry Clock Co. Waterbury, Conn, iron cased desk clocks, time only, 8 day and 30 hour, c1875 Condition: the larger 8 day has its original dull painted surface with some minor losses and scratches; the smaller 30 hour has been repainted. Both have old worn paper dials and nearly complete rear labels, and old brass bezels and round glasses. Hts 8.75” and 8” $150-$200 677. Clocks- 2 (Two) The Standard Electric Time Co., Springfield, Mass. hanging slave or subsidiary clocks: square oak; round nickel plate; c 1930 Condition: both of these time indicators are in very nice condition, with clean dials, but require connection to a master clock (or conversion to battery movements) to tell time. The oak is 15.5” square; the nickel diameter is 12” $150-$175 678.

Clocks- 2 (Two) time and strike wood wall clocks: German Black Forest 30 hour weight driven wag on wall; Japanese 8 day round head calendar school clock; early 20th century Condition: the German wag is in nice condition with a bold enameled chapter ring and applied metal designs, but mismatched weights, ht 11”. The school clock has been nicely refinished and has a few small scratches, and its newer paper dial is lifting, ht 21.5” $150-$250

679. Clocks- 2 (Two) time only 8 day

glass paperweight clocks, one French, one Swiss, early 20th century Condition: the larger one is French, its glass halfglobes are good, but its porcelain dial has some cracks and chips, and is missing its minute hand. The smaller is Swiss, has a flat steel back, and its multicolor dial also has some cracks and is missing the seconds hand. Both movements have good staffs but need service. The diameters are 3” and 2.5” $100-$200

680. Clocks- 2 (Two) Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., brass and glass time only carriage clocks: “Speck” 30 hour; “Sage” 8 day; c1906 Condition: the larger Sage model has an old shiny patina on the lacquered brass, and the beveled glasses are good except for a break in the top of the front panel. Its porcelain dial has a horizontal hairline. The Speck has a darker patina, its front beveled panel has chips along one side edge, and and its little porcelain dial, with the company trademark, is fine. Hts 5.5” and 3” $100-$150

681. Clocks- 2 (Two) Yale Clock Co., New Haven,

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Clocks- 2 (Two): an Atkins “Centennial” and an E.N. Welch “Theo”, last quarter 19th century Condition: The rosewood veneered roundhead case is in very nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial, hands and pendulum. The stripped walnut case is in nice condition with original painted dial with some wear. Hands are original. Tablet looks to be a later decal. Largest ht 20” $100-$150

CT, black and gold painted wood 30 hour miniature mantel clocks, “Grandfather” and cottage, c1882 Condition: both of these rare small clocks retain their black paint and detailed wheat decorations in good condition with just minor scratches and losses. The original paper dials have minor toning. “Grandfather “has most of both labels; the smaller model has part of the “notice” label. Movements are signed. Hts 17.5” and 9” $150-$300

682. Clocks- 2 (Two)- (1) Waltham Model

1155, 8 day, spring brass lever movement mantel clock, c1922 (2) Seth Thomas 8 day, time, strike and Westminster chime round top mantel clock. This model looks very similar to the “Abbey” model, c1915 Condition: (1)Mahogany case in nice condition in original finish with a little damage on the latch side of the case. Original silvered dial is very nice with original hands. Ht 7 1/2” (2)Mahogany case in nice condition in original grungy finish. Original silvered dial is very nice also. Ht 10 3/4” $75-$150

683. Clocks- 2 (Two)- a small Ingra-

ham banjo, and a ginger bread shelf clock Condition: Refinished oak gingerbread case in clean condition. Original paper dial is is soiled with stains. Hands are original. Banjo timepiece in as found condition in original finish. Original dial has lost its silvering. $25-$50

684. Clocks- 2 (Two): (1) William L. Gilbert Clock Co., “Eros” 8 day time and strike ash and walnut case shelf clock c1885 and (2) New Haven Clock Co., “Thames”, 8 day time and strike walnut shelf clock, c1880. Condition: (1) Refinished ash and walnut case with the two corner blocks at the top replaced. Case also missing a base board. Paper dial is an old replacement. Ht 19” (2) Refinished walnut case with the carved decorations on each ear just below the top missing. Original painted dial with wear and loss. Hands and pendulum are original. Ht 22” $150-$250 685. Clocks- 2 (Two): a Chelsea timepiece with 2 3/4” dial, signed “Jos. W. Jones, New York, U.S.A.”, and mounted to a wooden plaque with eagle finial, and a Waltham 8 day travel clock with enamel dial, serial #22871188 Condition: Chelsea with minor spotting on case, good dial and hands, glass cracked, running, Waltham lacking outer case, good dial, movement refinished, running $300-$400 686. Clocks- 2 (Two): a French green marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock and an Ansonia “Recluse” porcelain case only, c1900 Condition: the French clock case is missing its top ornament, one side stone piece has been reattached, and from underneath can be seen some later reinforcing. The best part is the multicolor porcelain dial signed “E. Ballanger, Tours”. The unsigned movement has count wheel and bell striking, but no pendulum. The glass is okay. The Ansonia case is very good except for some green glaze gone from one top projection. Its dial has some cracks; the beveled glass is okay. Hts. 11” and 8” $150-$250

688. Clocks- 2 (Two): an E. Ingra-

ham & Co., “Sun” 8 day, time, strike and alarm mantel clock, c1891 and a Waterbury Clock Co., time, strike and alarm mantel clock, c1890 Condition: Refinished walnut case by Ingraham in nice clean condition. Original paper dial is worn and stained. Hands, pendulum and tablet are original. Ht 22.5” Waterbury walnut case in original finish. Original painted dial is rather nice for its age. Hands are original. Pendulum looks to have been repainted. Door glass is replaced. Ht 22” $150-$250

689. Clocks- 3 (Three) 30 hour time only porcelain novelty clocks: German Delft style; Gilbert “Fayette” silver and white; Ansonia in German elaborate floral case; c1920 Condition: all three cases are very good with no damage or losses, and the paper dials are original. All three rear-wind movements tick and set. Hts 8.5”, 8” and 5.5” $100-$150 690. Clocks- 3 (Three) brass, glass and wood mantel clocks: Pool Manufacturing Co., Ithaca, New York; German double-bell alarm clock; Elgin German anniversary 400 day clock; 20th century Condition: these are three clean clocks. The best is the Poole with its glass dome; it has a replaced pendulum and hand-made battery compartment cover with a small chip at the bottom of the Bakelite at the rear. Ht with dome 12”. The anniversary clock is modern and its dome is plastic. The 30-hour German, the oldest, has a cream porcelain dial and shaped hardwood base; its seconds bit needs to be repositioned closer to the face. None were tested. $200-$350 691.

Clocks- 3 (Three) Connecticut 8 day time only school clocks: Sessions oak; Ansonia rosewood with calendar; and New Haven oak; c1910 Condition: all three cases has nicely restored finishes, and two of the three dials are newer paper replacements, but the Ansonia calendar dial is original with some staining. The New Haven’s hands are too short. The Sessions has most of its rear paper label. Hts 20”, 24.5” and 25.5” $150-$300

692. Clocks- 3 (Three) cottage clocks: (1) An E.N. Welch 30 hour time,

strike and alarm cottage clock, (2) A Seth Thomas 30 hour time and strike cottage clock (now less veneer) and (3) an unmarked 30 hour cottage timepiece Condition: (1) Refinished mahogany veneered case with some minor loss on the base. Original painted dial, hands and tablet. (2) Refinished pine case that may have been veneered originally. Repainted original dial. (3) Refinished walnut and walnut veneered case with a veneer chip on the lower left corner of the door. Original painted dial. Hands are original. $100-$150

693. Clocks- 3 (Three) modern brass 8 day

novelty and desk clocks: Gubelin floating turtle; 1979 annular globe clock from the Royal Geographical Society; Swiza Sheffield Swiss alarm clock; late 20th century Condition: all are in good condition with some tarnish and surface wear. The turtle has a bottom movement wound by battery. The globe carries a dedication plate to John Mitchell. The desk alarm is well-made. Ht of globe is 11”, outside diameter of turtle bowl is 8”, desk clock is 6” high. Sold as is, no condition reports $150-$250

694.

Clocks- 3 (Three) small desk clocks: Austrian castle-form wood 30 hour time only; Swiss Octava 15 jewel 8 day travel clock now in wood stand; Cortland Swiss modern small brass 8 day bracket clock time and alarm, 20th century Condition: the high quality heavy modern miniature bracket clock is in nearly new condition, but now ticks and stops, ht 6.25”. The Austrian carved wood piece is detailed and interesting, with an average quality rear-wind movement, ht 6”. The Octava, originally fit into a folding leather case, has a 3-adjustments movement, nice porcelain dial, and the new purpose-made 6.5” stand provides a nice display. $150-$250

699.

Clocks- 3 (Three)- Terry Clock Co. iron case 30 hour time and alarm small desk clocks, c1870 Condition: this lot is three of the same model, but two have had their black paint renewed, one is missing the alarm setter, and there are only remnants of the rear labels. All have their original but worn paper dials. Hts 6” $170-$250

700. Clocks- 3 (Three): (1) A small 30 hour spring New Haven OG, (2) A Chauncey Jerome 30 hour weight OG and (3) An Ansonia Brass Co.30 hour weight OG Condition: (1) Refinished rosewood veneered New Haven spring OG in very nice condition with original tablet and dial. Ht 18.5”. (2) Mahogany veneered Chauncey Jerome OG in original finish with no veneer damage, a repainted dial, original mirror and hands. Ht 26” (3) Rosewood veneered Ansonia Brass Co., OG in original finish with some damage on the top area of the door and case sides. Original dial with some wear and tablet with some loss. Nice label inside the case. Ht 26” $200-$250 701. Clocks- 3 (Three): a (1) Welch 30

695. Clocks- 3 (Three) small metal and wood 30-hour carriage clocks: British United with Leeds Hospital 1893 presentation; Ansonia fancy alarm; Seth Thomas alarm Condition: all are complete and restorable. No further report available. Ht of tallest is 7” to top of handle. $200-$300

hour time and strike cottage and (2) a Gilbert 30 hour time and strike cottage and (3) a Seth Thomas 30 hour time and strike small shelf clock. Condition: (1) Welch mahogany veneered case in original finish. Original dial with paint loss. Original tablet and hands. Clean label inside case. Ht 13” (2) Gilbert rosewood veneered case in original finish with some loss on the base. Original painted dial and worn tablet. Ht 13 1/2” (3) Seth Thomas rosewood veneered case with loss on the base and top. Original painted dial with loss. Original tablet. Hands are replaced. 15 1/2” $100-$200

696. Clocks- 3 (Three) wall clocks: glass electric; two cuckoos; 20th century Condition: the reverse painted 20” square glass hanging clock is big and bold. The two German cuckoos are restorable but need weights and pendulums. Sold as-is, no condition reports. $150-$250

702. Clocks- 3 (Three): a small Seth Thomas time

697.

Clocks- 3 (Three) walnut 8 day time and strike weight driven German Vienna regulators, c1890 Condition: the cases, although missing their crests and some finials, are intact, with glasses and beat scales, and are good candidates for restoration. All three unsigned movements have porcelain dials, but there are only two pendulums and no weights. One requires a different mount bracket for its works. Hts. 33.5”, 36” and 42.5” $200-$350

698. Clocks- 3 (Three) wood 8 day hanging wall clocks: Anglo-American time and strike; Seth Thomas double-dial time and strike calendar; Welch B.B.Lewis double-dial weight-driven calendar; late 19th century. Condition: all three are nearly complete and would be good restoration projects. Largest, the Anglo is 35” high. Sold as is, no weights, no condition reports $300-$500

and strike, an Ingraham walnut shelf clock and a small American Clock Co iron front Condition: (1) Ingraham walnut clock in original finish with a button missing on the upper right corner, replaced paper dial and tablet. Ht 20.5” (2) Small Seth Thomas round top in original finish, tarnished dial and original hands Ht 10”, (3) Painted iron front with general wear to the applied design, old paper dial and original hands. Ht 15” $200-$300

703.

Clocks- 3 (Three): E. Ingraham “Doric” mahogany 30 hour time and strike; Tole painted tin gallery clock; Hermle 141040 38cm pendulum movement; 19th and 20th century. Condition: best of the lot is the Ingraham in a nicely refinished case; good label, dial and glasses. The tole clock has a worn paper dial signed “Warren Kessler”. The German 2-train calendar movement appears to be unused although made around 1998. Ingraham ht 16”, tole diameter 23” $150-$250

704. Clocks- 4 (Four) 30 hour Connecti-

cut cottage clocks: 3 by E.N. Welch; 1 by Seth Thomas, c1870 Condition: the largest, Welch time and strike mahogany, has a new dial. Two other Welch clocks are time only; one in rosewood, one in mahogany. The smallest is a Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, rosewood front time and alarm. The overall conditions of the cases are good, with just minor scuffs and losses. All have inside paper labels and old glasses. Hts 13.25” to 9” $150-$250

705. Clocks- 4 (Four) 8 day brass and glass car-

riage clocks, three time-only French, one Waterbury “Sage” repeater, early 20th century Condition: the best is an oval Duverdrey & Bloquel with an 11-jewel platform. The two French plainer cases also are in good condition; one with a lever platform, the other cylinder. The Waterbury has lost its gold plating but otherwise is complete. Balance staffs are okay. All the white enamel dials look good, and most of the glasses are fine with very minor corner chips and a small crack in one front panel. Sold as is, no further condition reports. All approximately 6” high to lifted handle top. $200-$400

711. Clocks- 4 (Four) Lux and Keebler, Waterbury, Conn., 30-hour novelty timepieces, c1937 Condition: three have animated birds, one a spotted fawn, and all are in good original condition. Ht 5” without pendulum $100-$150 712. Clocks- 4 (Four) Terry iron 30 hour desk clocks: two black and white painted time and strike; one black time and alarm; one nickel plated time and alarm, c1875 Condition: two of the larger cases retain their original paint, including the white one with floral decorations, with some losses and scratches. Three have partial rear paper labels; all have old paper dials, brass bezels and round glass. Hts 8.5” and 6” $200-$300

706. Clocks- 4 (Four) 8 day wall clocks:

German R/A time and strike; Ingraham drop octagon time and strike; gilt wood time only; pressed brass over wood 3 train; early 20th century Condition: these have good restoration and parts potential. Sold as-is, no condition reports $300-$400

707. Clocks- 4 (Four) American cast

metal 30 hour time only novelty clocks: New Haven, Jennings, Ansonia, unsigned; plus German singing bird in brass cage; early 20th century Condition: there are nice old patinas on all these figural cases, with some tarnish but no losses. The dials have minor toning. Three of the glasses are beveled; the other (Ansonia) has red and clear rhinestones around the bezel. Three will tick; the Ansonia will not and needs its movement straightened in the case. The bird and cage are in good condition, but will need service to move and sing. Ht of tallest is 9.5”, bird is 13” $150-$250

713.

Clocks- 4 (Four): French 8 day time and strike case metal mantel clock; Lux 30 hour tape measure clock; deep dial 30 hour novelty clock; carved wood crest with 8 day Seth Thomas movement in drum; early 20th century. Condition: the small French figural clock has a worn patina but decent porcelain dial and complete movement, ht 11.5”. The Lux and novelty clocks are worn, but the movements tick. The carved wood has been stripped, and the paper dial has darkened. Ht 11” No further information available. $150-$250

714. Clocks- 5 (Five) Connecticut wood 8 day drop octagon hanging school clocks, late 19th century Condition: various makers and sizes. Three are time and strike, two are time only, three have dials, one has calendar. Largest is 27.5” high. Sold as is, no condition reports $100-$250

708. Clocks- 4 (Four) Burroughs miniature timepieces based on old designs: No. D61 Bracket 8 day; No. 48 T Georgian; No. 52 T English Lancet; No. 49 Steeple Gothic; c1930 Condition: all are in original condition with some scratches but no major losses or damage, and all retain their paper labels, glasses, and good dials. The rear wind movements tick briefly. Ht of the tallest is 8.5” $150-$250 709.

Clocks- 4 (Four) Connecticut mahogany time and strike mantel clocks: E. Downs 30 hour wooden works; Seth Thomas 8 day spring-wound pillar & scroll; Seth Thomas 8 day inlaid lancet case; Ansonia 8 day drumhead; Downs c.1840. Seth Thomas pillar & scroll & others c.1920 Condition: the Down has a partial inside label and dial with some flaking, but nice reverse-paint glass and tigermaple flat columns, ht 26.5”, no weights. The pillar and scroll is an unusual later full-size model in overall nice condition, but damage to the two front feet, ht 32”. The lancet also is in very nice condition with porcelain dial and convex beveled glass, ht 9”. The small Ansonia is original but only in fair condition, ht 8”. $150-$250

710. Clocks- 4 (Four) French marble 8 day time and strike mantel clocks, earliest dated 1868 on front presentation plate Condition: these four heavy stone cases are ready for restoration, and the movement values alone are worth our estimate. The largest, ht 11”, with a presentation to an English clergyman, is missing a slate side piece. The red marble case has lost its top ornament. The twotone case is complete, but the stone is quite mottled. The white marble figural needs a front glass and foot. All have their round movements, including a Mougin, and decent dials. Heavy and fragile for shipping; no further information available $200-$350

715.

Clocks- 5 (Five) Lux and Keebler, Waterbury, Conn., 30-hour novelty timepieces, c1937 Condition: all are in good condition with their bobbing birds, pendulettes, and miniature pine cone weights. Ht of largest is 8”, others are 6” $100-$150

716.

Clocks- 5 (Five) small metal and glass 30 hour novelty clocks: Lenzkirch alarm; Parker; Waterbury; Welch “Good Luck” horseshoe and pressed green glass; early 20th century Condition: the timepieces in this interesting assortment are in good as-found condition with old surfaces, some wear, but appear to be complete. Largest, the glass circle, is 7” diameter $100-$250

717. Clocks- 5 (Five) wood

case time and strike mantel clocks: American, French, Asian Condition: Varied lot of restorable clocks including dark oak mission, Seth Thomas 30 hour cottage, Ingraham tambour, inlaid French, and Asian steeple. Sold as-is; no further condition reports available. $150-$250

718. Clocks- 5 (Five): 4 American small

novelty clocks; and Japanese birds in cage; early 20th century Condition: the Connecticut clocks, all in good overall condition, include a Waterbury purple glass and a cast metal, a New Haven figural missing an hour hand, and one that is unsigned in a white China case missing rear winder and setter. The Japanese has a cage of multicolor enamel and darkened brass; one bird rotates above the ball, the other wags below, ht 8.5” $150-$200

719. Clocks- 8 (Eight) German wood 8 day wall clocks, late 19th century Condition: the carved and turned wood cases all include movements and dials, but may be missing pendulums, glasses, and some case parts. Two largest are weight-driven Vienna regulators (no weights). One Vienna is time-only, other 7 clocks are time and strike. Longest is 36” high. Sold as is, no condition reports $250-$400

722. Clocks- 9 (Nine) mantel

clocks: two Connecticut wood mantel; two Seth Thomas “Long Alarm”, small 400-day, Salem and Seth Thomas marine, and two other small alarms, 20th century Condition: useful examples for restoration or parts. No additional information available $150-$250

723. Clocks- 10 (Ten) small mechanical metal and wood case clocks, 19th & 20th centuries Condition: this is a nice assortment of restorable and/or parts clocks including two brass lanterns clocks, an inlaid mantel clock, and a French movement mounted on a 400-day stand. Sold as-is, no further condition reports. $300-$400

724. Clocks- 15 (Fifteen) small mechanical wood, metal and marble case, 19th & 20th centuries Condition: good assortment of restorable and parts clocks including Salem ship’s bells, Waltham, Bayard, Seth Thomas, Junghans, and an alabaster annular. Sold as-is, no condition reports. $300-$400

725.

720. Clocks- 8 (Eight) small mantel clocks, 19th & 20th centuries Condition: good assortment for restoration and parts, including French figures Poole and Bulle electro mechanicals Sold asis, no condition reports $300-$400

Small clocks, two full boxes, fifty-plus: mostly Westclox and Lux, plus additional parts Condition: large grouping of pendulettes, Big Bens, etc. for restoration and parts. No additional information available $150-$300

Lots 726 - 1199 721.

Clocks- 8 (Eight) wood mantel and shelf clocks, 19th century Condition: various makers and styles including two OG’s (no weights) which are the largest, ht 25”. Three are Seth Thomas. Sold as is, no condition reports. $150-$250

Jewelry, Music Boxes, Furniture & Clocks Sunday October 27th, at 10am

726.

Brooch, craftsman made, nicely designed and executed, with branches of 14 karat yellow gold, 16 carved pink stone rosebuds, a carved jade leaf, jade beads, and mounted with small diamonds and rubies, a stunning piece Condition: Good overall, missing two rosebuds, dirty and with glue residue on buds, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested, 2 3/8” x 3” $1100-$1500

727.

18k yellow gold pin/ pendant with miniature portrait of a young woman set in a crosshatched, rope molded frame, 1 7/16” x 1 3/4”, 13.5g TW, c1950 Condition: Very good, precious metal content marked $700-$900

732.

18k yellow and white gold mans ring set with diamonds, center stone approximately 1/3 carat surrounded by 16 smaller diamonds, size 7, 9.3g TW Condition: Very good overall, smaller diamonds with surface flaws, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested $450$550

733.

18k yellow and white gold butterfly form pin, the body of the butterfly set with 5 diamonds, 1 1/8” x 1 1/4”, 6.5g TW Condition: Very good, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested $400-$500

734.

18k yellow gold earrings, formed of loosely woven wire and set with clusters of small diamonds (12 each), hand crafted and with the mark of Louis Neff Jewelers Philadelphia, Pa., 1” l, 8.3g TW Condition: Very good, needs cleaning, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested $400-$500

728.

Vintage 14k white and yellow gold cocktail ring with 60 pave set diamonds, handcrafted and with the mark of Louis Neff Jewelers Philadelphia, Pa., approximately 2 carats of diamonds, size 8, 10.7g TW Condition: Minor marks and scratches but very good overall, diamonds tested, precious metal content marked $650-$850

729. Unusual custom made14k yellow gold and diamond brooch, with mark of Louis Neff Jewelers Philadelphia, Pa., the four gold crescents set with 32 diamonds, 2” x 1 1/4”, 12g TW Condition: Fine scratches, very good overall, needs cleaning, precious metal content marked, diamonds tested $600-$800 730. 14k white and yel-

low gold Masonic ring with blue enamel and set with diamond, ring sides ornamented with plumb and trowel, with dresser box, size 9 1/4, 13.8g TW Condition: Fine scratches, minor loss to enamel in trowel, precious metal content marked, diamond tested $500-$750 731. Cameo pendant, ivory or bone with high relief carving of a mother and child, set in 14 karat yellow gold, 2 1/16” x 3 1/4” including loop for hanging Condition: Very good condition overall, surface with minor dirt, precious metal content tested $400-$600

735. 14k yellow gold flower form pin, the flower with peridot center and amethyst petals, 1 3/4”, 4.5g TW Condition: Very good, needs cleaning, precious metal content marked $200-$300 736. Cameo pin pendant, carved shell depicting a young woman with diamond necklace, set in a 14k white gold, oblong, octagonal frame with filigree and applied leaves, diamond approximately 1/3 carat, 1 3/4” x 1 3/8”, 10.3g TW Condition: Very good, cameo with minor hairlines, precious metal content marked, diamond tested $200$300 737. Pearl necklace with 14k yellow gold, hourglass shaped beads separating the pearls, and with 14k clasp, pearls +/- 7mm, 18” l, 18.6g TW Condition: Very good, needs cleaning, precious metal content marked $200-$300

738.

Necklace, faceted Ametrine with14 karat yellow gold beads and clasp, Ametrine is a naturally occurring mixture of amethyst and citrine, 22” Condition: Some gold beads with minor dents, a bit dirty, some stones with natural flaws. $150-$250

744. Ring, mans sterling silver with bark textured surface, with emerald cabochon, mid 20th c Condition: ring good, with wear, stone with flaws, and with plastic coating, precious metal content marked, and with “T” mark, size 10 1/4 $75-$150 745. Victorian hat pins-

739.

14 karat yellow gold necklace with diamond and sapphire set pendant, pendant 5/8” l, 1.6g TW Condition: Very good overall, precious metal content marked $100-$200

6 (Six), with various decorative elements including a seashell. faceted purple bead, sterling drop shaped bead, blue guilloche enamel, a black bead, and one with mottled pink and green glass Condition: All good condition with dirt and wear, blue enamel with cracks $100-$150

746.

Bracelet, silver beads and 108 pearls, strung with elastic cord Condition: Very good with minor dirt $75-$100

740.

Necklace, strand of 5mm pearls with 14 karat yellow gold clasp, 18” Condition: Very good $150-$200

747.

741. Ring, mans 10 karat yellow gold with 5 diamonds, mid 20th c, 8,2g TW Condition: good, precious metal content marked, also with mark “VS” or “VG”, size 10 3/4 $100-$200

742.

Earrings, 14 karat yellow gold, each set with 6 rubies Condition: Very good, precious metal content marked $125-$175

743. Hattie Carnegie, coach lamp form fur clip, gilt metals with large round faceted green stone mounted in front, with large white stones on the sides, and the top set with a pearl, with early HC mark, 3 1/8”, c1940 Condition: Gilding worn, metal with minor dings and scratches, a bit dirty, stone on right side with significant chips, glue residue at base of pearl $100-$150

Lot of 19 (Nineteen) small including four porcelain eggs, four demitasse cups, a Limoge floral plate three painted boxes and a silver plated box, etc. Condition: modern vintage. $50-$100

748. Sheraton mirrors, two similar in style, with typical half columns, pressed brass corners and lithographed top tablets, c1830 Condition: lithographs and mirrors are later replacements. Hts 26 1/4” & 22 1/4” $150-$250 749.

Nest of three (3) Tables in solid mahogany with shell carved corners, raised curved lip, cabriole legs and flared pad feet, c1900 Condition: the tables in the Chippendale style retain their original finish. There is one minor split repair on a leg of the largest of the tables. There is a major crack repair on the lower leg and foot of the intermediate of the tables. Height 25”, Depth 15 3/4”, Width 24 1/2” of largest $200-$300

753. Regina Music Box Co.,

750. Empire sofa, carved mahogany with red and gold upholstery and two matching cylindrical pillows. The deeply carved hairy paw front and rear feet extend into carved cornucopia on left and right front side with carved s-shaped arms and crotch mahogany tubular seat rail. The back has carved ends on left and right and a tubular back rail across top, c1835 Condition: the left rear foot has a glue repair near the toes and a poorly done glue repair near the upholstery There are several minor veneer repairs on tubular portion of back rail and seat rail. This is a nice example of an Empire sofa with the upholstery in excellent condition. Height 34”, Width 92”, Depth 24” $500-$1000 751. Sofa and chair, matching set, Victorian, walnut frame with carving, upholestered in pink fabric, c1880 Condition: both pieces on castors. Dimensions, sofa: 36” x 56” x 30”, chair: 40” x 24” x 30” $300-$400 752. Regina Sublima, 20 3/4 inch, double comb, style 25 upright music box with coin mechanism [may be played manually also], with built in storage area for discs, includes seven discs, c1895, serial #31833 Condition: the oak case has been refinished to dark English oak color; combs and star wheel are in good condition. Box has nice tone and plenty of volume. Both door locks are intact and with keys. This case style with the 3 turned circles in the center was the earliest design for this model. Additional details may be found in Dave Bower’s “Encyclopedia of Automatic Musical Instruments”. Note the coin slide is detached and will need restoration if you desire coin operation. A Google search will show that Rau Antiques and others have retailed these machines for around $20,000. Disc titles include Home Sweet Home, Tannhausers Chorus of Pilgrims, Danube Waltz--Strauss #5041, Gilmore’s Band Patrol March, Zenda Waltzes, Medley = America (My Country Tis of Thee), Sweet By and By, and Break the News to Mother (Harris). Ht 77” $10000-$15000

Rahway, NJ, Style 50, serpentine mahogany case, long bed plate, double comb music box, c1898, serial #52140 Condition: although this box retains its original finish, there are nicks, scrapes and wear to the case, commensurate with its age; small dents top center. Inside of box is clean and with original hardware, speed control and playstop lever. Combs are both good with no broken teeth. Tips, star wheels and dampers intact. There is some surface corrosion on the combs that can be polished away. Someone spilled a coke or similar that caused this spotting on the combs and bed-plate. Plays well with good tone, typical of Reginas. Former glass over lid label is absent. Half dozen discs, interchangeable Polyphon and Regina. Width = 22” $4000-$5000

754.

Switzerland, cylinder music box, the case with rosewood veneer, line inlays, and the Royal Coat of Arms of the United Kingdom on the top, cast brass carrying handles on the case sides, ebonized interior, movement with 7 1/2” cylinder, and playing 20 tunes, c1880 Condition: minor losses and lifting to veneer and inlay, coat of arms with minor losses, poorly refinished, handles added, movement cover lacking glass, movement very clean, plays sluggishly, left partition between winding crank and movement missing, 23” l x 10 1/2” w x 7” $2800-$3500 755. Switzerland, cylinder music box, the polished case with rosewood veneer, tulipwood cross banding and line inlay, lid with ebonized molded edge, and central marquetry trophy with musical theme, inside of lid with lithographed tune card, movement with 13” cylinder, and playing 12 tunes, c 1880 Condition: box very good, nicely refinished, with minor rubs/ scratches on top, escutcheon loose, ebonized interior restored, tune card good, with some wrinkling and discoloration, movement clean and playing well, 25” l x 9 1/2” w x 7 1/2” h $2500-$3500

756.

Switzerland, six tune cylinder music box with zither attachment, case with rosewood veneered top, with ebonized, molded edge, line inlays, and center with floral marquetry, box sides with rosewood graining, inside with card marked “Mandoline Zither”, and with list of 6 tunes, glazed cover for movement, 8” cylinder, nickeled zither mounting plate with lyre ornament, c1880 Condition: box with scratches, top with fading, tune card good, a bit dirty, and with minor losses, divider between winding crank and movement missing, movement dirty, zither attachment with losses to plating, zither tube missing, comb without damage, plays well and changes tunes correctly, 16 1/4” l x 7 1/2” w x 5 1/4” h $300-$400

757. Music Box, un-

signed, 6 tunes, in colorful inlaid and grainpainted box, c1900 Condition: the box’s original surface has some minor nicks and scratches but should restore nicely. The tune list inside the lid includes “Yale Two Step”, “Last Rose of Summer”, “Auld Lang Syne”, etc. The movement appears complete but will need service. Ht 5” $250-$300

758. Thorens, Switzerland, music box player of 4.5” disks, includes 5 disks, c 1975 Condition: the mahogany box is in very good condition, and the player performs nicely. Song titles are: The Sound of Silence, Feelin’ Groovy, Hush My Baby, Fiddler on the Roof, and Lovely to Look At. Box is 11” x 7” x 4” $200-$300

759. France, very decorative spelter desk

clock featuring two winged putti carrying an ornate sedan chair with beveled glasses, the conveyance with rococo ornament and top with finial, above a floral and musical theme trophy with monogrammed tambourine, the casting signed Aug. Moreau, all on an oblong, molded multi color marble base, Roman numeral white enamel dial, gilt Louis XV hands, 8 day time and strike carriage clock movement with lever platform and striking on a bell, c1900 Condition: Putti with losses to gilding, figures a bit loose, marble base with a few very minor flakes, glasses good, minor flakes in rear glass (inside) at winding holes, dial good, hands good, movement fully wound, wants to run and strike, gummy, needs service, platform replaced, Ht 12” $6000-$8000

760. France, desk or table clock, case with gilt brass frame set with beveled glasses, rear door with plain glass, the top with gilt birds, case front and sides with bowknot suspended floral garlands, classically inspired scrolled foliate element below dial, on a white marble base with inset grape and leaf ornament, on beaded toupie feet, brilliant set bezel with convex beveled glass, Roman numeral white enamel dial with Arabic black outer 5 minute markers, and with polychrome floral swag decoration, gilt Louis XV style hands, small 8 day time only movement with cylinder platform, c1910 Condition: case very good, a bit dirty, and with minor losses to gilding, case frame with minor spotting, base with a few minor flakes, bezel very good, dial and hands very good, clock is running, hairspring with minor rust, movement dirty, should be serviced $2000-$2500 761. Switzerland, malachite and gilt brass desk or bedside clock, stone base with gilt molding and feet, the square clock case on cast architectural supports with scrolls and acanthus leaf decoration, the top with gilt figure of Diana and a deer, rear door gilt and with engraved decoration, Roman numeral gilt and white enamel chapter ring with fancy gilt hands, time and alarm movement with lever escapement, c1960 Condition: Malachite very good, without chips or other damage, gilt surfaces good with minor losses, dial and hands good, movement running, alarm functional, Ht 10 1/2”, a very attractive clock $1800-$2200 762. Desk clock, miniature tall clock form, gilt brass case with polychrome champlevé enamel, egg and dart cornice, full Corinthian columns, and molded base with leaf decoration, beaded bezel with slightly convex glass, Roman numeral, white enamel dial with floral garlands and Arabic outer five minute markers, blued steel hands, and key wound 30 hour Swiss watch movement, c1900 Condition: case with good gilding, some polish residue, enamel very good, dial with hairlines, hands replaced, movement fully wound, runs and stops, needs service, Ht 9” $1500-$2000 763. Switzerland, oversized pocket watch form desk clock, with triple calendar and phases of the moon, 15 jewels, stem wind and pin set, damascened nickel bar movement, with lever escapement and uncut bimetallic balance, in a gun metal, hinged back and bezel open face case, with Roman numeral, outer blue 5-minute markers, quadruple sunk metal dial with repoussé ornament, and blued steel spade and poker hands, 95mm, c1900 Condition: CASE: Minor scratches and scattered spots of oxide; Crystal with a few minor scratches. DIAL: Restored. HANDS: Good, with spots of oxide. MOVEMENT PLATES: Minor scratches on winding wheels; Ratchet wheel with speck of oxidation; Bright work has minor oxidation, click and spring, click spring screw, hairspring stud screw. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Runs and stops, low amplitude, setting ok; minor rust on hairspring; Pusher for month advance present, but not accessible, stuck in the depressed position. $1500-$1800

764. Switzerland, oversized pocket watch form desk clock, 8 day15 jewels, stem wind and pin set, gilt plate movement, with lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance, double roller and gold timing screws, in a nickel, hinged back and bezel open face case with thick convex glass magnifying crystal, with Roman numeral, single sunk white enamel dial, blued steel spade and poker hands, 103mm, c1910 Condition: CASE: Scratches on outer surface of case; Minor scratches on cuvette. DIAL: Numerous hairlines and spider hairlines; Filled chip in enamel at 4:00. HANDS: Good, with minor oxidation. MOVEMENT PLATES: A few minor scratches on plate; Winding wheels with specks of oxidation; Regulator with spots of rust; Some screws with minor oxidation. MOVEMENT FUNCTION: Running order (winds, sets and ticks). $700-$900 765.

Tiffany & Co. Swiss brass rotating double side 8 day clock and barometer, c1980 Condition: the heavy lacquered brass case has some minor tarnish, but the signed silvered dials are pristine. The clock ticks nicely, and winds and sets from the rear. Ht to top of handle 6” $600-$800

768. Austria, Zappler clock, gilt cast

brass case with animal paw feet, and decorated with acanthus leaf, scrolls, and foliate ornament, with Arabic black enamel dial, gilt spade hands, all fixed to a wooden base and covered with a glass dome, c1840 Condition: Case dirty, but very good, dial replaced, pendulum replaced, dial replaced, hands replaced, base and dome replaced, dome broken, wants to run, needs service, Ht 3 1/4” $300$400

769. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass. “Bookends” cast bronze set of 8 day timepiece and barometer/ thermometer, c1941 Condition: this very scarce pair is in very good original condition with a nice patina on the heavy bronze. The silvered dials are fine. The clock sets and is fully wound but does not tick; the other instruments appear to be functioning. Ht 4.75” $250$350 770. Continental desk or bedside clock case, purpose made to contain the inner case and movement of an earlier pair cased watch, bombe base on ball feet with square columns supporting the round case, with cast floral swag and putti, the top of each column with an inward facing bird, the base and clock case surfaces decorated with repoussé ornament in the rococo style, beaded bezel surround, the back with hinged door bearing a silver standard mark, possibly French, right front foot also with a small letter mark, c1850 Condition: Overall very good, minor tarnish and scratches, right column with minor ding, will fit a movement 37.5 - 38mm in diameter $250-$350

766. Grand Rex, Swiss, patinated copper and green finish on heavy metal 8 day 15 jewel large desk clock, c1950 Condition: the original surface remains, with some wear, and the twotone dial and beveled glass are fine. Rear-wind movement ticks. Ht 8.5” $400-$600 767.

Swiss brass 8 day 1/4 repeater 15 jewel travel clock, with leather case, c1900 Condition: this repeater is worthy of some restoration. The porcelain dial is good but the retailer name above the 6 cannot be deciphered. The bezel glass is absent and the brass has a darkened lacquered finish. The minute hand is a too-short replacement. The unsigned movement strikes its hours and quarters, and the balance staff is intact but ticks only briefly. The leather case is intact and in better shape than most that we find. Case is 5” square, dial is 2.5” $400-$600

771. Elliott, London, 8 day Japanned

wood miniature bracket timepiece for Tiffany & Co., c1975 Condition: this high quality hand painted case needs polish and touchup of small paint chips. Signed with both the Tiffany and Elliott names, the fancy brass dial, with applied cast spandrels and silvered chapter ring, is very good. The rear wind and set jeweled movement ticks briefly. Ht to top of handle 11” $250-$350

772. Le Coultre & Co., Switzerland, ref. 462 “Obelisk” desk clock, black base with applied Egyptian style gilt ornament, with transparent Lucite obelisk above, silvered dial with applied Arabic numeral and baton markers, gilt baton hands with luminous compound, 8 day time only movement, c1970 Condition: very good overall, minor spots of dirt, obelisk with scratch, dial very good, hands dirty, running, Ht 9 1/2” $250-$350

773. Switzerland, 2 oversize pocket watches in travel cases, the first with nickel plated case, bezel with convex glass, Arabic numeral, white enamel dial marked “Chronometre Magno”, plum colored steel moon hands, one day stem wind and set 21 jewel nickel movement with cotes de Geneve decoration, gold jewel settings, cut bimetallic integral balance with large gold timing screws and blued steel hairspring with inner and outer terminal curves, contained in a mahogany box, with plaque marked “The Right Time”, the second in a large pocket watch style case, bezel with beveled glass, Arabic numeral white enamel dial marked “Tamaya & Co. Tokyo 8 Days”, blued steel hands, 15 jewel grained nickel movement with cut bimetallic balance, contained in a dovetailed hardwood traveling box with hinged easel for display, both c1910 Condition: Chronometre Magno - case with minor scratches and some wear to plating, glass and bezel with glue residue, dial with glue residue, otherwise very good, hands good, movement with minor scratches and a bit of haze, oily and with specks of dirt, crown wheel with two broken teeth, winds, sets and ticks, box with dings and scratches, interior with split and old repairs, plaque with losses to plating. Tamaya & Co. - case with minor scratches, glass with a few minor scratches, dial very good, minute hand with some unevenness in color, movement with some scratches, winding wheels with minor oxide, specks of dirt and dust, gummy, winds and sets, wants to run, good staff, box with minor scratches and some residue on the top, interior very good with some dirt and fading $250-$350 774. Concord Watch Co, Swiss brass 8 day

15 jewel 3 adjustment bronze desk clock for Tiffany & Co., 1928 Condition: this heavy quality timepiece has an old dark finish, and the dial is a bit worn. Some luminous material is missing from the minute hand. The signed movement ticks briefly. The rear cover is faintly engraved “To Doctor Squier from His Girls Christmas 1928”. Ht 3.75” $150-$250 775. Waltham brass 8 day double-side partner’s timepiece, 1933 Condition: the lacquered finish on this heavy Deco-style desk clock has tarnished and spotted, and would respond well to restoration. Both dials and beveled glasses are very good. There are minor losses to the luminous material in the hands. The 37-size movement ticks and sets. Engraved across the top of the case is “Tracy and Josephine 1933”. Ht 4” $150-$250

776. Imhof, Swiss, 15 jewel brass and glass world time desk clock, c1970 Condition: the lacquered brass is slightly tarnished, but the dial is pristine, except for a detached gold hour maker, and the convex glass is fine. The movement ticks and stops. Ht 4.75” $100$200 777.

Boler, France, porcelain and gilt brass clock, the base with dark finish, and trimmed with gilt ornament, with figure of a young man, colorfully dressed in the 18th century style, and with a lute slung over his back, standing below gilt trees covered with multi colored flowers of diverse size and shape, and supporting a gilt case containing a French 8 day time only movement, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with floral garlands, and gilt Louis XV style hands, base with tag marked “Made in France Boler 27 Rue S Honore”, all under a glass dome on an ebonized wooden base, c1900 Condition: Base with paint over original patinated surface, base trim and feet with losses to gilding, figure with repair to left arm, 4 flowers with restoration, others with minor breaks/ chips, a few flowers may be missing, tree trunks with touchups to gold, and minor dirt and losses, clock case with minor spotting and losses, dial with flaking at edge near 2:00, hands good, movement running, dome and wooden base not original $3000-$4000

778. Ansonia Clock Co., New York,

“La Verdon” Royal Bonn 8 day time and strike porcelain mantel clock, visible escapement, in cobalt blue c1901 Condition: the desirable dark blue China case is in very good original condition, with no damage or losses and just the expected faint wear to the gold accents and light crazing on the fired surface. The signed porcelain dial is pristine. The pallets are steel. The beveled glass is fine, and all the brass pieces, including the rear door, have been polished and lacquered. The movement is signed and shows the 1882 patent date. A professionally restored clock, ready to enjoy. Ht 14.5” $1000-$1500 779. French multicolor porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock with separate base, c1870 Condition: we see no damage on this highly ornate case, and only the most miniscule losses to the gilded accents. The porcelain dial has small chips around one winding hole. There never was a hinged bezel, front glass, or rear door. The unsigned small round movement has count wheel and bell half-hour striking, but will need a pendulum. Like many French mantel clocks, this would have originally been covered with a glass dome. Ht when standing on its base is 13”, ht of clock alone is 11.75” $1200-$1500

780. French, for the Oriental market, porce-

lain and bronze 8 day time and strike urn-form mantel clock, c1880 Condition: this heavy well-made case, with the bronze mythical animal on top, is in very good condition with an old patina and some minor chips around the back movement opening. The fancy dial includes Asian numerals on white porcelain cartouches, protected by a good beveled convex glass. The unsigned movement strikes with count wheel and bell. Ht 20” $1000-$1500

781. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, Royal Bonn “La Roche” porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1901 Condition: the China case is in very good original condition, with no damage or losses and just the expected faint wear to the gold accents and light crazing on the fired surface. The signed porcelain dial has a few faded lines, but otherwise is pristine. The pallets are steel. The beveled glass is fine, and all the brass pieces, including the rear door, have been polished and lacquered. The signed movement’s pendulum is too long, may be a replacement. Ht 14” $900-$1200 782. Tiffany and Company mantel clock,

German porcelain case with French 8 day time and strike movement, c1900 Condition: the highly detailed and ornate porcelain case (stamped “65”, Germany” and “10”) with three figures and a multitude of flowers, seems totally intact, and the multicolor dial includes a cherub hovering above clouds. The S. Marti Medaille de Bronze movement also has Tiffany stamped on the back plate The half-hour bell strike movement needs a pendulum, and the rear metal door is absent. Ht 17” $900-$1200

783. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, Royal Bonn “La Tosca” green porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1905 Condition: the hand-painted case. with the Royal Bonn stamp, is in very good condition although there is a long crack down the back (not seem from the front) and only slight wear to the gold accents. The porcelain dial has some cracks, the pallets are steel, the beveled glass has some edge chips. A partial dealer tag from Hartford, Conn. is on the back. Ht 14.75” $800-$1100

784. Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, “La Layon”, large red porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, with visible escapement, c1905 Condition: the hand painted case, with its Royal Bonn stamp and pressed-in model name, is in excellent condition with no losses or damage, and just a bit of wear to the gold accents. The porcelain dial, beveled glass and cast bezel all are fine. The pallets are steel, the movement is properly signed. Ht 14.5” $750-$950 785. Jaeger-LeCoultre,

Swiss “Atmos” gold plated brass and glass mantel clock, with original boxes and papers, 1991 Condition: although this may have been used, the case and movement are pristine, and the clock was consigned in the original factory boxes. The instructions and original 1991 packing list are included. The movement is serial number 639404, but we did not test its operation. Ht 9” $600-$900

786. Jaeger - LeCoultre, Switzer-

land, Atmos clock, 15 jewel gilt caliber 528-1 movement, gilt torsion pendulum, round white painted dial with applied gilt Arabic numerals and arrow markers, gilt hands with back tips, contained in a glazed rectangular case with removable front panel, 9 1/4” h, serial #396761 Condition: Case with very good gilding, a few minor marks and scratches, front panel with minor flakes at lower corners, side and top panels with a few minor scratches, dial and hands very good, movement very good, running $400-$500 787. Jaeger - LeCoultre, Switzerland, Atmos clock, 15 jewel gilt caliber 528-8 movement, gilt torsion pendulum, round white painted dial with applied gilt Arabic numerals and arrow markers, gilt hands with back tips, contained in a glazed rectangular case with removable front panel, 9 1/4” h, serial #391415 Condition: Case dirty, but good overall, front of base with adhesive residue, minor marks and scratches, gilding good, spacers at top of side and back glasses missing, and so front panel cannot be removed, dial and hands very good, movement very good, running $400-$500

788. H. Pleister, 277 Regent St., London, giant carriage clock with perpetual calendar, large 8 day, two train fusee movement, gilt platform w i t h spring detent escap em e n t and free sprung cut bimetallic chronometer balance with blued helical spring, counting the hours on a large gong and with a single blow at the half hour, the back plate with small aperture for viewing seconds disk attached to contrate wheel arbor, silvered dial with gilt mask signed “Dent London”, the day of the week, month, and date displayed on 3 small dials arranged above the time dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, narrow blued steel hands for the calendar functions, all contained in a polished, gilt brass case with carrying handle, with thick, beveled glass panels, Ht. 14 1/4” to top of handle, c1870 Condition: Case polished and regilded, minor marks and scratches, minor casting flaws, good glasses, dial and mask replaced and with spurious signature, hands may also be replaced, running well and striking correctly, calendar working $26000-$28000 789. Louis Fernier, Paris, for Ellis, DePree & Tucker, Exeter, England, Gilt Anglaise Riche variant case with beveled glasses, heavily molded top and base with inset quarter columns, the front and sides with silvered panels, engraved and polychrome painted with scenes of ducks and egrets in a marsh, Roman numeral dial with blued steel hands, week going two train movement striking at the hour and half hour on a single gong, and repeating the hours on demand, movement back plate signed “L.F. Paris” and numbered 4750, silvered lever platform, c1885 Condition: Case very good with some minor losses to gilding and a few small areas of dirt/ tarnish, handle a bit loose, front glass with small chip at upper right, left glass with tiny chip at upper left, rear glass with surface chip at upper right, dial very good, hands good, minute a bit short, decorated panels good with toning at edges, minor scratches to front panel, minor scratches and a few spots to left panel, movement runs and stops, strikes and repeats correctly, needs service, back plate with staining, Ht 7 3/4” to top of handle. A very impressive clock. $5000-$8000

790. France, for the English market, carriage clock, gilt case and dial mask entirely covered with engraved ornament and set with beveled glasses, the turned handle also engraved, Roman numeral white enamel dial shows the time, above Arabic numeral dials for alarm and calendar displays, blued steel Breguet style hands, week going brass movement with engraved back plate, striking grand and petit sonnerie on two bells, the striking without dead blow between hours and quarters, lever for selection of strike mode on back plate, and with alarm and date, gilt lever platform with engraved balance cock and steel balance, center arbor with ratchet and click to prevent turning the hands backward, back plate marked 1846 15 12, c1850 Condition: case good, with wear, glasses with minor scratches, left and right glasses with chips on back, dial mask very good, time dial with significant spider hairlines below 11:00 - 12:00, alarm and date dials each with a hairline and minor flakes, time hands good, alarm and date hands replaced, movement running well, striking and repeating correctly, but striking occurs 3 - 4 minutes after the quarter, alarm train will need repair, exit pallet on hammer arbor broken, click springs with marks from wide screwdriver, knurled knob added to center arbor square for setting, could be removed, Ht 7 3/8” to top of handle $5000-$6000 791.

France, carriage clock, Corniche case with beveled glass front and back, champlevé enamel panels an dial, the decoration with colorful leaves and flowers on a turquoise background, Roman numeral dial, the center with darker blue ground, gilt spade style hands, brass 8 day movement striking the hours and half hour in passing, and repeating the hours on demand, silvered lever platform, back plate marked “B” at lower left, c1880 Condition: case polished and lacquered, glasses good, left panel with surface flakes near center, top and right panel with a few minor scratches and a few tiny surface flakes, dial very good, hands very good, movement runs, strikes and repeats correctly, Ht 7” to top of handle $3500-$4500

792. Japy Freres & Cie.,

794.

793. Probably Asprey & Co., London, miniature minute repeating carriage clock, Swiss movement with lever platform and cut bimetallic balance, in tortoise shell case with 18 karat yellow gold hardware, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, blued steel hands, gold mounts marked “A. & Co. Ltd.” and with London standard mark and date letter for 1910 Condition: Case with splits at 3 corners, reinforced with metal brackets inside case, dial with minor scratches and some losses to numerals, hands very good, movement dirty, fully wound, runs and stops, repeating functions correctly, gold hardware good, feet with some scratches and dents $3000-$4000

795. Henri Jacot, France, for Tiffany & Co., Paris, carriage clock, gilt brass Anglaise Riche variant case with beveled glasses, the rear glass with nicely engraved cipher, gilt dial mask with Arabic numeral white enamel time and alarm dials, blued steel hands, 8 day brass movement striking on gongs, grand sonnerie in passing, and repeating at will, with lever escapement platform, the back plate with HJ and parrot mark, #5942, c1890 Condition: Case with original gilding, dirty, and with some staining and minor losses, small spots of verdigris, would clean up well, glasses very good, dial mask and frame with toning, enamel dials very good, minute hand repaired, movement with some staining at upper right on back plate, movement running and striking, will not run a full week, would benefit from service, Ht 6 1/4” to top of handle. The clock has a two position lever at the case bottom for strike mode selection, silence and quarters. All four quarters sound, not just the usual three. We thought this may have been an error in function, but the clock strikes and repeats consistently, and so appears to be functioning as intended. $2000-$3000

France, carriage clock, the gilt Caryatid style case with beveled glasses, ornamented with leaves a n d trailing vines, figures in niches at the corners, a n d figural handle, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel trefoil hands, Arabic alarm chapter with blued steel hand, signed 8 day brass time, strike and alarm movement, striking the hours in passing and repeating on demand, silvered lever platform, c1870 Condition: case probably regilded, castings with porosity and minor flaws, front glass with minor chips at upper right, right glass with minor chips at upper right, left glass with chips and minor loss at upper right, rear glass with chips at upper right, dial with hairlines at lower right, minute hand a bit short, hands with oxidation, movement runs, low balance amplitude, strikes and repeats correctly, alarm functional, Ht 7 3/4” to top of handle $3000-$4000

Grohe, Paris, c a r riage clock, g i l t c a s e w it h naturalistic ornament in the Art Nouveau style, beveled glasses at front and top, Roman numeral white enamel dial signed “Grohe Paris”, blued steel trefoil hands, spade style alarm hand, signed 8 day brass time and alarm movement #5210, silvered lever platform, c1885 Condition: case very good with bright gilding, casting flaw in rear left foot, front glass with flakes at upper left and lower right, dial with hairlines at upper right, 4:00, 8:00, and 11:00, minute hand with split in trefoil, alarm hand replaced, movement running, but a bit sluggish, alarm working, Ht 7 1/2” tot op of handle $2500-$3000

796. France, for Tiffany & Co., mignonette #1 carriage clock, gilt Corniche case with polychrome decorated porcelain panels, the front with Roman numeral dial surrounded with a gilt border, above a scene with a couple reclining in a landscape, the right panel with a landscape and a boy, the left with a girl in a similar scene, the back flowers and trees, and with buildings in the distance, 8 day time only movement, with lever platform, case signed “Tiffany & Co.” on base inside the back door, c1900 Condition: case with minor marks and spots, gilding mostly polished away, glasses good, dial with scratches, repainted numerals and border, minute hand replaced, gilt frame around scene below dial partially repainted, panels with restoration, screws holding base to case replaced, base with slight gap at corners, movement fully wound, not running, balance staff ok, Ht 3 3/4” $1700-$2400 797. J.F. (Jean Francois) Bautte & Cie, Geneve, 8 day brass and beveled glass repeating petite sonnerie with alarm carriage clock in one-piece case, c1860 Condition: the little screws retaining the movement in the case are absent (use care when handling!) but otherwise the ornate case and complicated movement appear to be in good condition. The balance platform, signed “T. Marlin & Co., 151 Regent St., London”, may be later, and is intact but needs cleaning. The signed porcelain dials both look fine; one side glass panel has a small round chip, and the top glass needs to be secured. The movement back plate also carries this famous Swiss maker’s name. The case retains its pivoted plate to cover the winding and setting holes. The quarter-hours and hour counts are struck on a sweet rear bell. Ht to handle top 5.75” $1200-$1600 798. France, large grand sonnerie striking carriage clock with sweep seconds, polished brass Corniche case with beveled glasses, Roman numeral white enamel dial with Arabic alarm chapter, blued steel Breguet style hands, week going brass movement with sweep seconds and silvered lever platform, striking on two gongs, silence, petit sonnerie or grand sonnerie may be selected using the lever at the bottom of the case, c1900 Condition: case polished and with coating of spray lacquer {some orange peel}, dial replaced {fired porcelain}, hands good, alarm hand may be replaced, rear glass with chip at upper left corner, gongs with minor oxidation, movement running, striking, and repeating correctly, alarm train functional, but spring is broken, the sweep second system appears to have undergone restoration, and is now functioning well. Note there are 3 empty pivot holes which remain a mystery. Ht 6 1/4” to top of handle $900-$1200

799. French lacquered brass, bril-

liants, and beveled glass “Anglaise riche” case 8 day time and strike carriage clock, c1890 Condition: the old lacquered finish is spotty and dull in place, but still looks good. Two of the beveled glasses have corner chips; the other glasses are okay. The porcelain dial is fine, surrounded by rhinestones and a very ornate cast and pierced mask. Some of the glass stones are slightly smaller, probably replacements, and there are extras in a bag inside the base. There is a small unexplained hole in the back bottom of the case. The unsigned movement will tick and strike, but needs cleaning. Ht to handle top 8” $800-$1100

800. French brass and beveled glass 8 day time, strike and repeat carriage clock, c1900 Condition: the case is complete and intact, except for the bottom cover which often is absent, and the beveled glass panels are fine. The white porcelain dial has a horizontal hairline across the center. The silvered lever platform ticks briskly, and the strike and repeat appear to function properly. Ht to top of handle 7” $500-$800

801.

France, for Harris & Harrington, New York, miniature carriage clock with original travel case, rectangular brass case with carrying handle and beveled glass panels, unglazed back door, Arabic numeral, white enamel dial with blued steel spade and poker hands, 8 day time only movement with lever platform, travel case with patterned leather covering, removable blind panel, and interior glass panel, c1900 Condition: Case polished to brass and now tarnished, glasses dirty, left glass with minor chips at top, right glass with severe chips at back edge, case rear door loose, needs new hinge pins, dial dirty, otherwise very good, hands very good, movement with dirt and dust, minor tarnish and spotting, running, low balance amplitude, setting ok, travel case with losses to leather on top surface, carrying strap missing, clock Ht 3 3/8” to top of handle, travel case Ht 3 1/2” $250-$350

802. France, 8 day time and calendar carriage clock, spelter case in silver finish with caryatid corners, and decorated with classical style ornament, beveled glasses, Roman numeral white enamel dial with day of the week and date display, the calendar advancing at midnight, blued steel hands, key wind and set movement with lever platform, c1890 Condition: Case with darkening and minor losses and some small touch ups to finish, top corners with scarring, may originally have had small finials, handle a bit loose, back door may be replaced, glasses good, dial with minor scratches, flakes at center arbor, minute and hour hands may be replacements, calendar hands good, dial and movement lean slightly backward in case, movement running well and calendar advancing as it should, setting functional, platform replaced, Ht 7” to top of handle $200-$300

805. Ansonia Clock Co., New York,

803. Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, NY, “Yarbrough’s Mild Burley Tobacco” advertising wall clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in wooden case with paper mache doors and paper dial, c1893 Condition: the bottom advertisement reads “R.M. HUGHES & CO. LOUISVILLE, KY.”. The lower door is in excellent original condition. Advertising on top door has been touched up. The dial is original / old, with extra holes in pan / mounting area. This rare Yarbrough’s model is not pictured in Jerry Maltz’s “Baird Advertising Clocks”. Ht 31” $1500-$2000

806.

804. Baird Clock Co., Plattsburgh, NY, “Vanner & Prest’s Molliscorium” advertising wall clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in wooden case with paper mache doors and paper dial, c1893 Condition: the bottom advert is e me nt r e a d s “COMPO-EMB RO C ATION, VP TRADE MARK”. The clock is in excellent original untouched condition including the Vanner & Prest’s overpaste label. This model is pictured in Jerry Maltz’s “Baird Advertising Clocks”, pages 94 -95. Ht 31” $1000-$1500

NY, “Antique Hanging” wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement in an oak case with ormolu appliqués and embossed metal dial, c1904 Condition: the clock is in excellent and complete condition including original acorn counter weights, hands, weight hangers, and ormolu appliqués The case has been professionally refinished and the ormolu appliqués professionally restored to like new condition. This is an impressive example that would look great as soon as hung. We have sold past examples, not as beautiful as this one, for over $10,000. Ht 40 1/2” $4000-$6000

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, “Franconia”, cast metal fantasy clock, featuring flying gargoyles to the sides, a bird below the dial and profuse scrolls and swirls, surmounted by a winged urn, c1894 Condition: this uncommon model has been professionally restored with a silvery finish. There is a small 1/4” tip absent from right side of winged urn. The small line drawing of the clock shown in Ly’s book titled “Ansonia Clocks” gives no hint of the impressive nature of the clock. We sold a similar model, lot #633, in our October 27th & 28th, 2012 sale for $2100. Ht 18” $1400-$1800

807.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Capital” oak 2 weight time only wall clock, c1900 Condition: very nice restored condition, the case professionally refinished. The porcelain dial, with seconds track, is excellent with a minor hairline. The pendulum, with its painted wood stick, is much better than average with only minor blemishes, and has its original beat scale. Ht 54” $1200$1600

808.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Niobe” oak time and strike weight driven wall regulator with fancy cast pendulum, c1904 Condition: the rare and ornate case has its original surface which now is a bit dull and dry but no major losses or damage. The heavy cast metal dial has oxidized to an old patina, and the thick cast ornaments all are present. The movement is signed, but the rope twist weights are absent. Ht 45” $800-$1200

809. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Reubens” figural clock on an enameled iron base, 8-day time and strike with visible escapement, c1894 Condition: the hinge for the dust cover has come un-soldered (still stays in place fine} but otherwise overall excellent original condition with some minor chips on base. Ht 16.2” $600-$900

810. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY,

“Standard Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with papered metal dial with seconds bit, c1920 Condition: the case retains its original finish and is in excellent condition. The original paper dial has some abrasion near center of dial. Ht 37” $700-$900

811. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia,

Conn., “Queen Elizabeth”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall clock, c1901 Condition: Partially stripped oak case in nice condition with remains of an original finish. Original paper dial with surface wear and stains at the winding arbors. Hands are original. Original pendulum has a couple of dings in the brass face. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 37” $350-$450

812. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia,

Conn., “Monarch”, 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement shelf clock, c1880 Condition: Walnut case in nice condition in origin a l finish with a small area of damage on the base. Dial paper has been replaced. Hands have been replaced. Bell is a replacement. The two handles on the top finial have been restored. The glass in the door is clear, but the illustration in the catalog shows a decorative design on the glass. The pendulum included is rather nice, but has been modified and may not be original as the catalog shows a double tube type pendulum. A piece of the wood knob on the drawer is broken off. Interesting label on the back of the case. Ht 24 1/2” $300-$400

813. Forestville Manufacturing Company, 8 day, time and strike ripple molding round gothic or onion top shelf clock. c.1845. Condition: Rosewood veneered ripple molding case in very nice condition in an old and possibly original finish with a small chip on the back edge of the top. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting pins, small area on the edge, small chip in the center, and a small repair between 1 and 2 o’clock. Hands are original. Original tablet is cracked in a couple of places. Original bone door knob. Ht 20” $1800-$2500

814. Forestville Manufacturing Co., (J.C. Brown), Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike ripple molding rounding gothic or beehive shelf clock, c1845 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old finish with some damage on the left side back edge and the top. Original painted dial has age darkened with a lot of paint loss on the edge, some at the winding arbor and someone has painted a red border around the dial edge. Hands are original. Tablet looks to be a replacement. A very dark but readable label inside the case. Ht19” $700-$900 815. Boston Clock Co., Boston,

Mass., wall regulator with long drop, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in mahogany case with painted metal dial and reverse painted lower tablet, serial #205, c1890 Condition: the case has been refinished. There is a crack repair to the back board, the top finial photographed is a replacement, but we believe we have the original. The tie down for the pendulum is absent. The minute hand is a replacement. There are extra holes under the dial, which has some flaking. There are some losses to the lower tablet. The clock has a period Howard No. 70 weight. Ht 40” $3500-$4500

816.

Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass., a substantial bronze and green onyx writing stand, the stone b a s e w i t h molded edge, raised holders each containing a “Parker 51” fountain pen, and with blotter tray, Chelsea 4 1/2” timepiece and matching barometer in green finished brass cases, flanking a patinated, signed bronze sculpture of an Arab on horseback holding a long gun, by Theodor Ullmann, and cast at the Arthur Rubenstein foundry, Vienna, Austria, on a hammered plinth with bronze finish, c1920 Condition: dirty, onyx with small flakes and chips, one pen holder loose, clock running, barometer and thermometer appear functional, clock and barometer cases with minor scratches, clock bezel with wear through to brass at top, sculpture with minor losses to patination, gun barrel missing, statue base with minor losses to finish, Ht 12”, base 12” x 18” $3000-$4000

817. Chelsea Clock

Co., Boston, 8.5” dial bronze 8 day ship’s bell marine clock on mahogany stand, late 20th century Condition: the overall condition is very good with only the barest wear to the dark bronze finish. The metal dial is pristine, and the stained wood cradle looks nearly new. The unnumbered movement, from the few years when the serial numbering system was suspended, ticks and strikes briskly. Overall height on stand 13” $2800-$3200

818. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 8.5” special dial “Commodore” or “Base and Ball” cast brass 8 day ship’s bell mantel clock, sold by Jaccard Jewelry, Co., Kansas City, MO, 1913 Condition: the lacquered brass case, with hinged bezel, has just small tarnish spots. The dial shows minor fading and scratches, but the applied bronze numbers and hands are fine. The early movement, serial number 86761, ticks and strikes okay. The number, 96854, stamped in the wood base is from the same year and possibly was associated with the movement right from the start. Ht 12” $2800-$3200 819.

Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., “Commander” 8” dial brass and mahogany 8 day ships bell mantel clock, 1908 Condition: the heavy metal case, with hinged bezel, and wood base both have old surfaces, the lacquered brass now is dull. The signed brass dial has applied bronze numbers and fancy hands all colored dark green. The early movement is serial number 36583. Ht 13” $2000-$3000

823.

820. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass, “Tambour No. 3”, copper bronze 8-day time and house strike mantel clock, 1914 Condition: this heavy case has been nicely polished to a bright coppery finish with no damage or losses. The “Special” signed silvered dial, with applied bronze numbers, has some slight tarnish and scratches. The movement, serial no. 100495, ticks and strikes on a coil gong. Ht 10.5” $1700-$2200 821. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “Regulator #3” dark oak 8 day weight driven time only wall clock, 1908 Condition: the original finish has some paint along the back edges from when the wall was painted, and there are some minor nicks and scratches. The signed painted metal dial is in very good condition with minor flaking, and has the seconds track found on this rarer and costlier model. The signed movement is serial number 36147. The pendulum bob is present but the rest of its rod and assembly is not, and there is no weight, but the nice original beat scale remains. Both glasses are old. Ht 38” $1000-$1500 822.

Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “Standish” brass and beveled glass 8-day desk timepiece, for Udall and Ballou, New York, 1928 Condition: the heavy brass clock, serial number 187894, is in good condition with some scratches and wear to the finish. Silvered dial with raised numbers is in very nice condition with original hands, and the thick beveled glass is fine.. Dial signed with retailers name. Ticks and sets okay. Ht 10” $900-$1200

Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “U.S. Constitution” brass 8 day ship’s bells commemorative mantel clock, number 93 in limited issue of 750, c1994 Condition: this example is in near-new condition, with very slight deterioration of the lacquer. The silvered dial is pristine, and the engraving on the front and back of the base confirms the model and number. The movement, serial number 865316, ticks and strikes. Ht 9.25” $800-$1200

824. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 6” dial brass 8 day ship’s bells clock on bench-made hardwood stand, c1947 Condition: the brass case has a good glossy patina, and the later solid wood stand was nicely finished. The silvered dial shows only very slight tarnish; the bezel is threaded, not hinged. Movement serial number 510468 ticks and strikes okay but should be cleaned. Overall ht on stand 10” $900-$1200 825. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., “Mariner” 4.5” dial “Yacht Wheel” bronze and mahogany stand 8 day ship’s bells marine clock, 1929 Condition: the bronze patina has some wear but still looks good. The mahogany stand retains its original finish with some minor scuffs and scratches. The bezel is hinged, with good glass. The standard silvered dial has very minor tarnish and scratches. The movement, serial number 194269, ticks and strikes. Ht 14” $800$1200

826. Chelsea Clock CO., Chelsea, Mass., “Commodore” model shelf clock, patinated bronze case with cavetto molded base on ball feet, 6” silvered dial with applied Arabic numerals, steel hands, marked “Chelsea Ships Bell”, 8 day movement with ships bell striking, c1940 Condition: case dirty and with minor scratches, finish is intact, dial good, one small mark under right winding arbor, “Chelsea Ships Bell” nearly removed from dial, hands good, ticks and strikes, Ht 9 3/8” $900-$1200

829. Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass.,

8 day 3/4 size patent or banjo wall timepiece. Serial no. 182186, c1927 Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with some small dings and scratches. Original painted dial with some scratches and a stained area near the center. Original bottom tablet with some slight lifting on the white background. Original throat glass. Hands are original. Ht 32” $800$1000

827. Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass., 8

day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston. Serial no. 178427, c1927 Condition: Mahogany case in very nice condition in original finish. Original silvered dial has been professionally restored by The Dial House. Original tablets with some repair to the background caused by lifting paint. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Ht 41” $1000-$1200

828.

Little & Eastman / Boston Clock Co, Boston, for retailer Daniel Pratt’s Sons, 8-day weight driven timepiece, c1895 Condition: Refinished oak case with some remains of the original finish. Repainted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws maybe a replacement as there are extra holes in the case. Hands are original. Original pendulum and weight. The door, case and dial door are stamped with number 49. Movement is signed Little & Eastman. Ht 34 1/2” $900$1200

830. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “Pendulum No. 1” oak 8 day weight driven time only wall clock, c1898 Condition: the solid wood case has been nicely refinished, but the lower glass should be clear but has been painted with the Howard colors. The signed movement is serial number 1483 from the first years of Chelsea production. The painted metal dial has a yellowed coating of finish and the lettering is newer. The weight looks correct, the bottom portion of the pendulum unit may be more modern, and its tie-down is absent. The hands are a painted soft metal, not original. Ht 33” $700$900 831. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 4.5” dial brass and bronze 8 day ship’s bell clock, with hardwood cradle, c1960 Condition: the original lacquered surface has minor wear, and the silvered dial looks good except for a small scratch and blemish near the 3. Movement number 638303 ticks and strikes briskly. The mahogany cradle does not fit the clock, but holds it upright okay. The glass has been secured with excessive hot glue, but this is not visible from the outside of the hinged bezel. Overall diameter 11” $700-$900

832. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass.,

835. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., banjo wall clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement with lever escapement in a mahogany front

8 day, time and house strike 3/4 size patent or banjo timepiece. Serial no. 784373, c1972 Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with loss on the bottom door from failure of the finish. Original lower glass with some lifting of the border paint. Original throat glass has some lifting in the bottom area. Original dial with mottled areas. Original finial. Ht 32” $700-$900

case with painted metal dial, c1920 Condition: the clock is in very good original condition. The clock is ticking. Ht 43” $600-$800

833. Chelsea Clock CO., Chelsea, Mass.,

for Shreve, Crump & Low, Boston, “Tambour #3”, with 5” dial, patinated cast bronze case on ball feet, front of base engraved “V. Grande”, bezel with convex, beveled glass, Arabic numeral, silvered dial withy black painted steel moon hands, 8 day time and strike movement sounding the hours and half hour on a gong, serial #180173, c1925 Condition: case dirty, minor marks, scratches, and small spots of verdigris, but retains much of its original patination, front left foot with white paint, rear left foot a wooden replacement, bezel hinge tubes stretched, hinge loose when bezel is open, bezel with gap when closed, dial good with minor spots and scratches, hands repainted, one screw holding gong sound board missing, fabric lining in back door replaced, one movement mounting rod and screw missing, ticks and strikes, Ht 8 3/4” $600$900

834. Chel-

sea Clock Co., Boston, “Commander 6 inch” dial brass 8 day ship’s bell mantel clock, sold by Abercrombie & Fitch Co., New York, 1929 Condition: the original lacquered brass patina on this all-brass case, with hinged bezel, has dulled but still looks good. The dial, showing the famous retailer name, has some scratches, tarnish, and losses in the number blacking. The movement, serial number 191324, strikes but ticks only briefly; the wood bottom has the same number. Ht 9.25” $600$800

836. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “Commodore” or “Base and Ball” cast brass 4.5” dial 8 day ship’s bells mantel clock, retailed by Spaulding & Co., Chicago, 1919 Condition: the heavy brass case, with hinged bezel, has been nicely polished and lacquered, but the original silvered dial, showing the Chicago store name, is somewhat tarnished. Movement with number 137411 strikes and ticks briefly, but needs service. The wood base is stamped 137338, close enough number to perhaps indicate original association with this movement. Ht 7.5” $500$700 837. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo timepiece or clock retailed by Smith Patterson Co., Boston, Serial No. 93093. Case is stamped 13, c1915 Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with some minor dings and scraps. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws. Original tablets with some loss to the background on the throat tablet and on the bottom tablet loss to the background in the center area and stain on the lower left area. Movement is signed. Ht 33 1/2” $500-$700

838.

Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass., “Vanderbilt” model table or desk clock, patinated brass case pivoting on supports mounted to the base, bezel with beveled glass, 4” silvered brass dial, blued steel hands, movement with ships bell striking, clock base engraved “Dave Bell In Memory of Many Happy Hours We’ve Shared, The Happy Hour”,

c1940 Condition: case with scattered spotting and minor corrosion, minor scratches, glass god, dial with minor scratches, hands very good, dial trim ring with verdigris and minor losses at 6:00, runs and strikes $500-$700

841. Chelsea Clock Co.,, Boston, Mass., “Chinese Lacquer” 6 5/8” frame easel style 8 day time only desk clock, c1967 Condition: this ornate timepiece is in very good original condition with just slight wear to the Asian motif finish. The signed multicolor dial is fine, and the bronzed back and strut have a good patina. Serial no. 696140 is stamped on the rear cover of the movement which ticks and sets okay $400-$600

839.

Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 8 day time and house strike spring driven mahogany 3/4 banjo timepiece, C1950 Condition: well made solid wood case in original finish with some scratches and edge wear . Painted metal dial shows some faint toning; the reverse paint Mount Vernon tablets are near perfect. Original cast brass eagle finial, bezel with convex glass, and side arms. Striking jeweled movement #559253 strikes but does not tick. Ht 32” $400-$600

840. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., for Tiffany, “Gothic” cast bass 8 day time and house strike mantel clock, 1908 Condition: the heavy case, with its ball feet, has an old lacquered surface with some darkening and spotting, but an overall nice patina. The convex beveled glass is fine, and the silvered dial, signed “Tiffany & Co.”, has just a bit of tarnish. Low serial number 35190 is stamped on the movement back plate. The clock is fully wound but does not tick or strike. Ht 13.5” $400-$600

842. Chelsea, Clock Co, Boston, Mass., “Tambour No. 3” cast

bronze 8 day time and house strike mantel clock for Tiffany & Co., New York , 1919. Condition: the smallest size of this model, the heavy case retains its original but worn bronze finish, and the silvered signed dial, beveled convex glass, and numbered wood case bottom are fine. Serial number 135992 is stamped on the back plate and base. The movement ticks and strikes. Ht 7.25” $400$600 843. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, “Mark I Boat Clock, U.S. Navy” WWII brass 8 day marine timepiece, dated 1941 Condition: there is an old patina on the heavy brass, the signed black dial has darkened a bit, and the hands are discolored. The bulkhead mount plate is absent, perhaps explained by the rear handwritten sticker “Scott Wayland took from baby flat-top “Saginaw” in N.Y. harbor 1945 where it was towed before salvage after taking a kamikazi attack”. Movement 287062 ticks briskly, with rear winding, setting, and seconds hacking holes protected by a sliding cover. Largest diameter 5.75” $350-$550

844.

Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 8” dial 8 day time only marine clock custom-mounted in brass porthole stand, c1965 Condition: this heavy case was skillfully fabricated from an old porthole and pieces of sheet brass that were lacquered and now flaking a bit. The plywood back removes quickly for access to movement number 687888 which ticks. The painted metal dial has a few small blemishes and a rectangular cutout before the center shaft. The front round glass is absent. Ht 20” $400-$500

847. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., U.S. Navy 8 day 8.5” black 24-hour dial timeonly phenolic case wall clock, 1945 Condition: this clock is in very good original condition, without the discoloration often seen on these cases. The military dial also is very clean with just slight darkThe briskly is 497180 rial number diameter 10” $350-$450

ening of the numbers and letters. ticking movement serial number made in 1945, the government se105724E is on the dial. Overall

848.

845. Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass. “Erickson” bronze strut desk set with 8 day timepiece and barometer/thermometer, 1929 Condition: the heavy bronze case retains its old patina in only slightly worn condition, and the silvered dials have light tarnish. The beveled glasses are fine. The two instruments appear to be functional, but the clock does not tick. Serial number 193263, ht 4” $350-$500

William L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., “Sharon”, wall clock, 8 days, time, strike and McCabe’s patent with digital calendar, spring driven movement in an oak case with reverse painted tablet and papered metal dial, c1890 Condition: the case retains its original finish rubbed down. The dial mask has age cracks and the lower section of the case has a 5 1/2” age crack. The cardboard instruction

846.

Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass., 8 day time and house strike brass lever movement mantel clock with the Serial no. 157848, c1925. We could not find this specific model in the Chelsea catalog, but a similar model is labeled: “Mahogany Dome”. Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with a repair to the upper left front molding and a small piece of brass inlay is missing on the bottom front of the case. Original silvered dial has small scratches and abrasion at the winding arbors and at twelve o’clock. Movement is original to the case. Hands are original. Ht 12 1/2” $400-$500

sheet covering the calendar mechanism is absent. The reverse painted tablet is repainted. Ht 37 1/2” $900$1200

849. William L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winstead, Conn., “Thespian” 8 day, time and strike spring brass movement wall clock, c1910 Condition: Oak case in nice condition in original finish. Original paper dial has darkened a little with some surface wear and stains. Hands and tablet are original. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 37” $250-$350

850. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 10 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted iron dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case is lacking finish. There is a crack repair to base where weight fell through. The lower portion of baffle is absent and the remainder is a replacement. There are cracks in lower throat tablet. There is an old pendulum stick repair. The signature has been strengthened on dial. The weight is original. Ht 34 1/2” $7000$9000 851. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 9 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted iron dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish nicely rubbed down. The lower base has crack repairs from the weight falling through. The lower rosette has a very old chip. The throat tablet has been replaced and the lower tablet is original. There are multiple holes under original dial mounting board, the weight baffle is a replacement and the pendulum tie down absent. The dial retains its original paint and is in excellent condition with minor flaking on left perimeter. The weight has a crack, is painted gold and is not original. Ht 37 1/2” $7000-$9000 852. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 59-8 Regulator” Viennese style wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with 8” painted metal dial, c1890 Condition: the case retains its original finish, which has been improperly cleaned and rubbed down. The top center and and right finials have been broken and repaired. The dial has inpainting and an overcoat that is yellowing and the wooden dial surround is absent. The nicely damascened pendulum bob is brass and lacks nickels finish. Ht 46” $5000$7000

853.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 75 Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablet, c1900 Condition: the clock has an old untouched surface with some deterioration to finish. The two top rear finials are absent. The dial is in excellent condition with original paint. The lower tablet is repainted. The pendulum bob is damascened and original. The iron weight is original and marked “70”. Ht 35” $4000$5000

854. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 17 Marble Dial” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a white painted wooden case with marble front presented to “JOHN J. MADDEN BY HIS FRIENDS NOV. 21, 1900”, c1900 Condition: the clock is in excellent condition. The case body has been repainted and the numerals reblacked. We sold a similar example in our October 29th, 2011 auction for $3900 plus 15% buyer’s premium. Dial width is 24”, Height 43” $3000-$4000 855.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 11 Regulator” keyhole wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a rosewood grained case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablet, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original rosewood grain finish. There is a small segment of wood absent from area of bezel latch. The dial has been professionally repainted by the Dial House. The lower tablet has been properly repainted professionally. Ht 31 1/2” $2500-$3500

856. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No.

1 Regulator” banjo wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven reproduction Howard No. 1 movement by David Lindow in a rosewood grained case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original rosewood graining with very minor wear on the bezel. The lower portion of the weight baffle is a replacement and two of the mounting tabs on the throat are broken out. The pendulum tie down is a replacement. The movement by David Lindow of Lake Ariel, Pennsylvania is extremely high quality and accurately reproduced. The second’s hand arbor and winding arbor have some minor misalignment issues and there is no second’s hand. The dial, pendulum stick and bob, reverse painted tablets and the weight are all original. The lower left side of the pendulum bob has a small dent. Ht 50” $2000-$3000

857. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass.,

“No. 70 Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a cherry case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablet, c1910 Condition: the clock retains its excellent original finish with very minor blemishes. The dial has its original paint. The lower tablet has its original paint. The movement and weight are both marked “70”. This is an outstanding all original example of the No. 70 model in cherry. Ht 31” $2000-$3000

858. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., 8 day, weight patent or banjo timepiece retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., c1923 Condition: Mahogany case in very nice condition in original finish. Original painted dial has a little loss at the mounting screws and a small area on the edge. Hands are original. Both tablets are original with a little loss in George’s face. A very nice nickel plated signed movement. Original eagle finial. Ht 40” $1800-$2200

859.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., reproduction NH mirror wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement signed in a mahogany case with typical NH turned half columns gilded and ebonized and reverse painted top glass and lower mirror tablets, painted metal dial, dated 1990 Condition: the clock is in outstanding original condition with nicely damascened movement and weight stamped “59”. It was purchased new and never used. Ht 27 1/4” $1500-$2000

860.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “Regulator No. 5”, 8 day, weight brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1900 Condition: Cherry and rosewood grain painted case in very nice condition in original finish. Original painted dial has darkened a little with minor loss at the mounting screws and the winding arbor and couple of other minor chips. Throat tablet is original. Bottom tablet has been restored. Hands, pendulum and weight are original. Movement is signed. Hold down for the pendulum is missing. Ht 28 1/2” $1000-$1500

861. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1992 Condition: A mahogany and banded case banjo in excellent overall condition. The case is numbered: “263”. The only check against the excellent rating is the brass hold down block for the pendulum is missing. A small brass plaque inside the case reads “Theodore Stevens SN 8”. Ht 36” $1200-$1500

862. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., 8 day, weight patent or banjo timepiece, for Bigelow, Kennard & Co, c1925 This clock was given as a gift with brass plaque that reads: “Presented to Colonel John F. Osborn by the officers of the 101st Engineers on his retirement from command March 24th, 1927” Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered banded case in very nice condition in original finish. Original painted dial with some small loss at the mounting screws, at the winding arbor and in a couple spots on the edge. Hands are original. Original tablets in very fine condition. Nickel plated movement is signed. Geneva stop gear is missing. Original eagle finial. Note John Frederic Osborn was born Jan. 24, 1873 at Cambridge, Mass. He married Lucia Lincoln Boggs (1875-1950). He became a cadet in Dec., 1897 and served in the Spanish-American War in 1899 and in 1916 in Mexican Border service. He served as a Captain in the 101st Massachusetts Engineers during World War I and was promoted to Major in 1918 and to a Colonel in 1919. He died Mar. 19, 1932 at Chelsea, MA and was buried in Mount Auburn Cemetery, Cambridge, Mass. Ht 40” $1200-$1500

865. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “Regulator No. 70”, 8 day, weight brass movement regulator clock or timepiece. c.1900 Condition: Cherry case in original finish with dings and scraps and a repair to the base molding. Some of the segments on the dial door have been attached to the front segments with wood screws. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws and few other places on the dial. Original tablet with some loss of the background. Original pendulum. Part of the weight baffle is missing. Movement is signed. Weight is marked “70”. Ht 31” $500-$700

863.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 5 Banjo Reissue”, 8 day, weight brass movement banjo clock or timepiece. Serial No 11 stamped on the case, the movement and written on the back of the dial, c1977 Condition: Mahogany case in very nice condition in original finish with a couple of small scratches on the right side of the bottom door. Original painted dial is very fine. Hands, pendulum, weight and tablets are original. Ht 29” $800-$1000

864. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement wood sidearm banjo clock or timepiece, c1975 Movement and dial are stamped 1850 and No. 24. This case style represents one of the types produced in the1850 period. Condition: Mahogany case in very nice condition in original finish. Tablets, dial, pendulum and weight are original. Movement is stamped. $800-$1000

faint crazing. The movement is and the inside paper label is very overall diameter $900-$1200

867.

E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn. “Grecian Mosaic” 8 day time and strike shelf clock, c1870 Condition: Refinished walnut and maple case with a small veneer chip on the right side of the base. Original paper dial has age darkened with some stains. Hands are original. Nice clean green label inside the case. Ht 14.5” $300-$400

866. E. Ingraham, Bristol Conn., “Corrugated Gallery” 10” dial chestnut 8 day time only gallery clock, c1872 Condition: the refinished case has some minor scratches, and the painted metal dial has just a few flakes and the expected complete good. 17”

868. E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., “Grecian Mosaic” 8 day, time, strike and alarm shelf clock, c1871 Condition: Refinished walnut, walnut and birdseye veneered case with a little veneer loss on the left side beveled edge on the base. Original dial has been repainted. Hands are period, but maybe a replacement as they are a little too short. Nice original green label inside the case. Ht 14 1/2” $300-$400 869. Ithaca Clock Co., Ithaca, New York, “No. 6 1/2 Shelf Belgrade”, 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in very nice condition with a little damage to the center molding on the top crest. Original paper time dial has surface wear. Original calendar dial is fairly clean for its age. The calendar rollers have age darkened. Hands are original. Original pendulum has a repaired break in the rod and right top ear on the carved bob is missing. Dark labels on the backboard. Ht 32” $2500-$3500 870. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.,

Ithaca, N.Y., “No. 3 1/2 Parlor” black dial walnut time and strike calendar clock, c1881 Condition: very nice original condition with no losses or damage to this ornate case with ebony wood trimmings. The nickel-plated metal components are worn and dull, and the top bezel needs to be resoldered to its dial hinge. The glass pendulum and lower dial are fine, and the black paper dial and calendar rollers are appropriately aged. About 20% of the dark paper label remains on the rear panel. Ht 20” $2000-$3000

871. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, New York, “Chronometer” shelf clock, 8 days, time, strike and perpetual calendar, spring driven movement in a walnut case with papered dial and “CHRONOMETER” gold leafed on glass, c1885 Condition: the case has an old finish with mediocre glue and nail repairs to the original top. The original dials have some touch up to the paper. The brass pendulum bob has some dimples. This clock was made for W.V. Shelton & Co., which is printed on the lower calendar dial. Ht 33 1/2” $1200-$1500

872. Ithaca Clock Co., Ithaca, NY,

“No. 6 Hanging Library”. 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar clock, c1875 Condition: Refinished walnut case in very nice condition. Original time dial has age darkened with some minor wear. Original calendar dial has age darkened a little as well with some minor wear. Calendar rollers have age darkened. Hands are original. Nice clean labels on the back of the case.

Ht 28” $800-$1200

873. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, N.Y., “Shelf Library” walnut 8 day time and strike calendar clock, c1874 Condition: the clock is in overall very good condition with some spotting on the finish. One flat piece is absent on the top crest and a small strip of wood has cracked off the back of the curved top (not visible from the front). The dials have only slight toning, and the original calendar rollers are appropriately darkened. Both movements are complete, and a dark label remains on the backboard. Ht 25” $400-$600

874. Ithaca Calendar Clock

Co., Ithaca, N.Y., “No.10 Farmer’s Model” walnut 8 day time and strike calendar shelf clock, dated 1887 Condition: this clock is in very good original condition, with clean dials and calendar rollers and just a few scuffs to the wood case. The rear paper label is nearly complete, and both movements are intact. Ht 26” $300-$500

875. F. Kroeber Clock Co., New York, “India” 8-day enameled iron and cast brass time and strike mantel clock, c1885 Condition: this heavy case retains its original surfaces with

some wear and scratches. The beveled glass is fine; the pressed brass dial has darkened and faded. The patterned movement plates are a bonus. The side winged figures need to be tightened. Ht 15” $250-$400

876. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Columbia” wall clock, 30 days, time only, double spring driven movement in a cherry case with painted metal dial, c1911 Cond i tion: t h e case r e tains i t s origin a l finish. The crest is a professional replacement. The dial has been repainted by the dial house. There is a good label on the rear of case. Ht 48 1/2” $500-$700

877. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn. “Chime No. 2” mahogany 8 day time and Westminster chime mantel clock, c1899 Condition: we do not find this model in Ly or previous sales but the consignor identifies it as the No. 2. The large ornate case retains an old slightly crazed finish, and there is a substantial chip of wood gone from the top right rear corner. The signed celluloid dial is good, and the beveled glass is intact, but the entire bezel needs to be secured to the case. With its separate chime movement and side switch, and five coil gongs, it appears to have been competing with the Seth Thomas Sonora models. The wood back panel is newer. Ht 17” $300-$500 878. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Willard”, 30 day double wind patent or banjo clock or timepiece c1911 Condition: Mahogany case in as found condition in original finish with some minor scraps and dings. Original silvered brass has darkened a little with a stain at 7 and 12 o’clock and some scratches and tarnish. Original hands, tablets, eagle finial and pendulum. Movement is signed. Ht 44 1/2” $400-$500 879. New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., Vienna regulator style wall clock, walnut case with glazed door and sides, door with turned half columns with ribbed capitals and bases, applied composition ornament, case top piece with applied carving, the base with walnut veneered, deeply molded ogee bracket with central drop, Roman numeral white painted metal dial fixed to a walnut veneered frame with fretwork lower edge, and with fabric backed cutouts below 5:00 and 7:00, blued steel hands, 8 day time and strike movement, c1880 Condition: case with minor bumps, scrapes, and dings, dirty, composition ornament with minor losses and reglued to case, glasses appear to be original, central drop and its adjacent molding replaced, small drops replaced, removable top piece replaced, base of right column reglued, now incorrectly centered, dial dirty, but otherwise very good, hands mismatched, dial mounting board very good, beat scale replaced, ticks and strikes, Ht 41” $300-$400

880. New Haven Clock Co., New

Haven, Conn., “Lena”, 8 day, time and strike walnut shelf clock, c1881 Condition: Refinished walnut case with a repair to the top plinth that supports the finial. Finial is a replacement. Oil paper dial is fairly clean with some stains. Hands are original. Tablet is original with some loss in the green areas. Pendulum looks to be original with the rod having been repaired. Remains of a label on the back of the case. Ht 35.5” $200-$300

881.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Marcy” wall clock, 8 days, time, strike and quarter hour cuff chiming, three train spring driven movement in a mahogany case with painted metal dial, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish with minor blemishes and some deterioration. There are a 3/4” piece of upper left return molding and 1/4” piece of front portion of lower finial absent. There is minor touch up to dial. The nickel plating on the damascene pendulum bob is absent. Ht 47” $3000-$4000

883. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 18” oak long drop octagon weight driven wall clock, c1915 Condition: an old letter indicates that the clock was from a hotel in Canada, and it remains in as-found original condition. The darkened finish is dry and crusty, the glasses are wavy and original, the painted metal dial has minor flaking, and the brass weight, pendulum, beat scale, and bezel are tarnished brass. There are some splits and breaks in the wood bezel, but no losses. The movement is correct {similar to ST #2 movement however with 30 tooth escape wheel to accommodate meter pendulum}. Ht 54” $2500-$3000 884. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thom-

882. Seth

Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Master Clock M” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with 18” painted metal dial signed “MASTER REGULATOR, PETTES & RANDALL CO. NEW YORK”, c1922 Condition: the outside of the case has a great alligatored original finish. The inside of the case has a later glossy finish. The case and dimensions are identical to the model “Regulator No. 31” and there is evidence in this clock where parts of the master clock have been removed {holes neatly filled}. The mounts for the dial surround are replacements. The pendulum stick is a period ST replacement with impulse plate moved to fit this movement. The five small rear finials are absent. The four front finials are present. The damascened pendulum bob and weight are Seth Thomas issue and nickel plated. Whether viewed as the Master Regulator or a Regulator #31, this is still an uncommon Seth Thomas model, large and impressive. Ht 68” $3000-$4000

paint. Ht 48” $2000-$2500

885.

aston, Conn., “Regulator No. 6” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with painted metal dial and brass pendulum bob and weight, c1890 Condition: the case has an old surface cleaned and rubbed down to a dull finish. There is a split repair to the upper left return molding and minor veneer cracking to c u r ve d portion of base. T h e dial retains it original

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 6” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with painted metal dial, brass pendulum bob and weight, c1880 Condition: the case has been refinished and now has a shiny appearance. The tip of the lower right finial is chipped. The door has been repaired. The dial has inpainting. Ht 49” $1500-$2000

886. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Gallery 18 Inch”, wall clock, 15 days, time only, spring driven movement in a mahogany case with 18” painted metal dial, c1885 Condition: the clock is in very good original condition including There is a The back $1800

889. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thom-

finish, paint on the dial and hands. minor abrasion on dial near signature. has been painted. Diameter 25” $1400-

887.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 1” 8 day, weight brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1885 Condition: Walnut and walnut veneered case in nice condition in original finish with some small veneer loss on the dial door, a small chip on the edge of the bottom door and a very small area on the bottom bracket. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws and a small area of loss at 2:30. Worn damascened pendulum is original. Hands are original. Partial remains of the original label inside the case. Ht 34” $1000-$1250

888.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 2”, 8 day weight wall regulator. c.1868 Condition: Refinished mahogany and mahogany veneered case in nice condition. Original dial is now repainted. Hands are original. Tablet has been reblacked to stabilize the remains of the decoration. A very nice clean label inside the case. Some gilt design missing on tablet around “Regulator”.Ht 34” $1000-$1250

aston, Conn., “Regulator No. 2” cherry 8 day time only weight driven wall clock, dated 1897 Condition: this case, in less common cherry, has been nicely refinished, but has a well-matched replaced curved “bowtie” above the lower door. The painted metal dial has slight flaking only at the edges, the wood strip behind it is absent (not important). The glasses are wavy. The brass pendulum disk has old lacquered surfaces with a few small dents, and its painted wood stick is fine. The March, 1897, inked date is on the back. Nice beat scale; the weight is absent. Ht 36” $900-$1200

890. Seth

Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 1” rosewood 8 day weight driven time only wall clock, dated 1885 Condition: the rosewood case has had some restorations with various woods, and the #62A trapezoidal movement is correct for this early model, before it was known as the No. 2, The painted dial is very good, the nickel pendulum has a clear engraved pattern, the hands are correct, the front glass is wavy, the brass weight (perhaps should be nickel, also) has an old patina and a few small dents, and there is a good beat scale and partial paper label in the bottom. A small brass plate at the bottom indicates “W.P. Barrow, Torrington, Jany. 1889”. The January 1885 date code is stamped on the back. Ht 36” $800-$1100

891.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 2” oak 8 day weight driven time only wall clock, c1900 Condition: the solid wood case in in very nice refinished condition, although the base needs to be better secured. The signed painted metal dial has minor flaking, and there is a good brass beat scale. There is an old patina on the weight shell and pendulum bob; the original wood pendulum stick has been painted gold. The signed 77B movement has maintaining power. Ht 37” $800-$1000

892. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plym-

outh Hollow, Conn., “Regulator No. 1”, 8 day, weight brass movement regulator wall clock or timepiece, c1860 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in what looks to be a newer finish over the original finish. Original painted dial with minor loss at the mounting screws. Original tablet. Original gilt molding on the bottom door. Extra fancy embossed pendulum, depicting the Seth Thomas factory at Plymouth Hollow. Nice label inside the case that has some yellow wall paint on one side. Hands are original. Weight is a replacement. This is the earliest #1 we have had in years. Ht 34” $700-$900

893.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “No. 2 Regulator” oak 8 day time only weight driven wall clock, c1925 Condition: the original finish has darkened, dried, and crazed a bit, but still looks good, and the solid wood case has no damage or losses. The signed painted metal dial has some light scratches and minor flaking at the screw holes. The glasses are old and wavy. The 77B trapezoidal movement has maintaining power. There is an old patina on the brass weight, pendulum disk, and beat scale. Ht 36” $700-$900

894.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 1”, 8 day, weight brass movement rosewood grained wall clock or timepiece, c1874 Condition: There is nice graining on the refinished case with just some minor edge chips on the veneered bezel. The painted metal dial has been redone and has a filled hole for a cross brace not present in this case, definitely from another clock. The reverse paint tablet is restored, and baffle board looks to be a thin sheet of plywood. The pendulum rod looks to be new. The hour hand looks to be a replacement as it is brass rather than steel. Ht 34” $700-$900

895. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomas-

ton, Conn. “Queen Anne” model. ebonized case, Roman numeral dial, blued steel hands, 8 day time and strike movement, damascened pendulum and brass beat scale, c1884 C ondition: c a s e w i t h minor marks and scratches, repaired splits at top of door, split at right side of bottom trim, ebonized surface on front below door with restoration, door glass appears to be original, dial restored, hands with minor oxidation, pendulum good, label good, with minor losses, ticks and strikes, Case dated 4881D - (April, 1884) on backHt 36 1/2” $500-$800

896. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 2”, 8 day, weight brass movement wall timepiece, c1900 Condition: Oak and oak veneered case in an old grungy original finish with some veneer loss on the bezel and a small area just below the bezel. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws and four small inpainted areas that doesn’t match the base paint. Hands and pendulum are original. Weight has a replaced hook. Remains of a label inside the bottom of the case. Ht 36 1/2” $600$800

897. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., Sonora Chime 4 bell 8 day time and Westminster chime rosewood Adamantine mant e l clock, c1914 Condition: this is the “Unlisted Chime Clock” shown on page 153 of Ly’s Third Edition. The case is in very nice condition with just some corner dings, and the signed enameled dial has a few small cracks by one winding hole. Both movements are correct. Ht 13” $500-$800

898. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thom-

aston, Conn., “Regulator No. 2”, 8 day, weight brass movement regulator clock or timepiece, c1900 Condition: Refinished quartered sawn oak case with some veneer loss on the bottom bracket. Original painted dial with some wear and minor paint repair at the mounting screws. The winding and seconds hand holes have been enlarged a little for what reason we don’t understand as the dial fits perfectly with movement without this having been done. Hands are original. The wood cross strip that supports the dial at the seconds dial is missing. Movement is stamped “77B”. One of the little tabs that holds the brass bezel that supports the dial door glass is missing. There is a paper label inside the case that appears to be a modern replacement. Ht 36 1/2”. $500-$700

899. Seth Thomas Clock Co.,

Thomaston, Conn., “Chime Clock No. 1 Special”, 8 day, time, strike and four bell Sonora chime mantel c l o c k , c 1 9 1 5 Condition: Adamantine case in very fine original condition. Original silvered dial with scratches mainly at the winding arbors and scattered tiny tarnished sports. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 13” $400$600

900. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Globe”, 8 day spring movement long drop octagon timepiece, c1898 Condition: Stripped oak case in nice clean condition. Gilt on the bottom door molding is pretty much intact. Original painted dial with a couple of tiny chips. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Pendulum looks to be original, but the pendulum rod has been repaired and a strip soldered on the bottom of the bob. Ht 32” $400-$600

901. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Sonora Chime Clock No. 11” mahogany Westminster chime 5 bell 8 day mantel clock c1921. Condition: the round top case has been nicely refinished and has just a few minor scratches. The silvered dial has slight tarnish and some black missing from the numbers. The convex beveled glass is fine. The two movements are complete, but the pendulum bob is an Ingraham with some added weight (minor issue). Ht 13.5” $300-$500 902. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, “ C h i m e Clock No. 55” 8 day, time and strike four bell Sonora chime mantel clock, c1914 Condition: Mahogany case in an alligatored original finish. Original silvered dial with stains and tarnish. Original hands. This model is illustrated in all editions of Tran Ly’s books on Seth Thomas. Ht 9.5” $300-$400 903.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Dayton”, 8 day, time and strike city series mantel clock, c1893 Condition: Cherry case in original finish. Original paper dial is pretty nice for its age. Hands are original. Bottom door drops down to gain access to the pendulum. Nice label inside the case. Ht 16” $300-$400

904.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Chime Clock No. 1”, 8 day, time and strike 4 bell “Sonora Chime” Adamantine mantel clock, c1911 Condition: Adamantine case with some chips to the finish on the edges of the case in various places. Original porcelain dial has a small hairline crack on the strike side. Hands are original. Ht 14” $300-$400

907. Seth Thomas Clock

Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Boston”, 8 day, time, strike and alarm city series mantel clock, c1879 Condition: Refinished walnut case in very clean condition. Someone has the added the Seth Thomas name to the original paper dial. Hands are replacements. Nice nickel plated pendulum. Any label that may have been in the bottom of the case is now missing. Ht 21” $200-$300

908. Seth Thomas

905. Seth Thomas Clock

Co., Thomaston, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement column and cornice shelf clock, c1875 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with small chips and repairs on the base. Original painted dial with wear at the time side winding arbor. Both tablets are original. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Nice clean label inside the case. Ht 32” $275-$375

906. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., brass 8 day time only engine room clock, c1910 Condition: the original brass surface has darkened, but there are no dents or cracks in the case or hinged bezel. The signed silvered dial has s om e scratches and a few rubs where the brass is showing through. On the wood back is a nearly complete paper label. The twin-spring movement ticks. Diameter 6.25” $200-$350

strikes, and is date-coded 46 02. $250

909. Silas B. Terry, Plymouth, Conn., 8 day time and strike weight mahogany column and cornice shelf clock, c1840 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with veneer repairs on the base, on the cornice, the bottom door and at the cove molding just below the cornice. The columns have a ripple feel to the applied veneer from shallow lifting of the veneer. Wood dial has some wear and inpainting to repair paint loss. Hands are modern. Period mirror has a hairline crack at the top. Nice label inside the case. Ht 36” $600-$800

“Ship’s Bell No. 4” 8 day 7 jewel chromeplated brass marine clock, 1946 Condition: the chrome plating (a specialorder option) has some minor spotting but overall still looks nice. The silvered dial is very good, and has “Kenyon” also engraved on it. The movement ticks and Overall diameter 5.25” $150-

910. E. Terry & Sons, Plymouth,

Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight, mahogany plate movement, half column & splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in very nice condition with just a small chip on the top front edge and a repair on the left side return. Original painted dial is also very nice. Stenciling on the columns and splat looks to be original. Mirror, hands and pulleys are original. Upper glass is cracked. Key escutcheon is missing. A very clean label inside the case. From the Rose P. Brandt collection. Ht 36” $500-$700

911.

Eli Terry, Jr., Terrysville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement double decker shelf clock, c1835 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some minor veneer loss on the base, at the hinge pivot in the center strip and some chips on the bottom door. Original painted dial is very nice with some minor paint loss at two and nine o’clock. Hands are original. The tablet painted on old glass is a replacement. The splat is a replacement and the side returns are missing. Ht 36 1/2” $350-$450

913.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Valiant” shelf clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement in a cast metal case with Japanese Bronze finish and enamel dial, c1906 Condition: the clock retains its original untouched surface, now darkened with remnants of gold wash. The top ornamental dome has an indentation on the front. There are minor hairlines around left winding arbor. Ht 18” $300-$500

914.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Oxford”, 8 day, time and

912.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Regulator No. 82” oak 8 day 2 weight time only wall clock, c1914 Condition: the case retains its original finish with some paint specks, scratches, and a repair to the bottom right side, probably from a weight fall. The mask holding the good painted metal dial also has been repaired at the side screw holes. The signed trapezoidal works, wood pendulum stick, and white enamel beat scale all are okay, and a darkened label remains in the base. The pair of flat weights look correct. Ht 41” $900$1200

915.

strike mirror side mantel clock, c1912 Condition: Refinished oak that has been nicely restored. The cast metal ornaments as well as the two figures have been gold painted. The paper dial has been restored. The tablet in the door is a replacement. Hands and pendulum are original. Partial label on the back of the case. Ht 23.5” $350-$450

Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece. Movement is stamped 3211, c1923 Condition: Mahogany case in original finish with a couple of small dings and scratches. Throat glass is original with some repair to the background. Bottom tablet is a replacement and a little too small. Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws, at the winding arbor and at the cutout for the door latch. Hands, pendulum and finial are original. Ht 42” $900-$1200

916. Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 day weight patent or banjo timepiece, c1930 Condition: Mahogany case in a dry dull original finish. Original painted dial with a slightly soiled area at the winding arbor. Hands are original. Original painted tablets are very nice. Ht 40” $900-$1200

919. Waltham Watch Co., Waltham,

Mass., 8 day, weight patent or banjo timepiece, c1930 Condition: Crackled green painted finish in nice condition with some minor loss to the balls on the bottom bracket. Unusual composite green painted chapter ring dial that looks to be original. We have sold in the past a miniature Waltham with a similar green chapter ring although this case it was probably not a composite dial. Original tablets, hands, pendulum and weight. Hold down square for the pendulum is missing. Ht 42” $400-$600

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Wa l t h a m Watch Co., Wa l t h a m , Mass., 8 day, weight patent or banjo timepiece, c1930 Condition: green painted case in a crackled finish in nice condition, a very rare color in Waltham banjos. The bottom bracket may have been repainted as it does not quit match the crackled finish on the rest of the case. Original painted dial with slight loss at the mounting screws. Hands are original. Tablets are original with scattered paint loss. Original eagle finial. Ht 42” $900-$1200

918. Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass.,

8 day, weight brass movement gilt patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1920 Serial no on the movement is 7355. Condition: Gilt mahogany case in nice condition in original finish with one of the gilt balls on the bracket missing and a small piece of the rope molding on the bottom door missing. Original painted dial with very minor loss at the mounting screws. Beautiful original gilt and painted tablets. Hands and pendulum are original. Movement is signed. Ht 40” $800-$1000

$300-$400

Wa lt ham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., “Miniature Willard Banjo”, 8 days, time only, key wind, spring driven movement with lever escapement in mahogany case with gilt rope f r o n t , reverse painted tablets and painted metal dial, c 1 9 3 0

921. Waltham Clock Co., Waltham,

Mass., “Miniature Willard Banjo”, 8 days, time only, stem wind, spring driven movement with lever escapement in mahogany case with gilt rope front, reverse painted tablets and painted metal dial, c1930 Condition: the clock is in good original condition and ticks. The balls and rope front need to be polished. Ht 21” $300$400

922.

Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 day, time and strike visible escapement inlayed mahogany mantel clock, c1920 Condition: Inlayed mahogany veneered case in original finish with some small dings and scratches. Original silvered dial is very nice with some slight tarnish. Hands are original. Finely made movement with a platform escapement visible through the curved beveled glass top. Serial no. stamped on the movement is 22017. Ht 12.5” $300-$400

923. E.N.

925. Welch, Spring & Co.,

Forestville, Conn., “Cary, V.P.”, 8 day, time and strike rosewood mantel clock, c1880 Condition: Rosewood and rosewood veneered case in nice condition in original finish with the center finial and the knobs on the curved moldings on the top missing. Original painted dial is very nice with a little wear near 9 o’clock. Hands and tablet are original. Pendulum is not typical for this clock, but this example was exported to England by Welch and may have been sent there with this pendulum. Ht 20” $700-$900

926. Welch, Spring, & CO., Bristol, Conn., “Patti V.P.”, rosewood shelf clock with 8 day time and strike movement, c1880 Condition: case very good, a bit dirty and with some minor losses to finish, glass very good, dial with flaking, hands good, pendulum very good, flocked paper on backboard good, label on case back very good, ticks and strikes, Ht 19” $700$900

We l c h , Forestville, Conn. “Mikado” gold and silver finished cast brass and beveled mirror 30 hour time only novelty clock, c1889 Condition: the thick beveled mirror has one chip and a bit of tarnish of the silvering. The heavy case has an old patina with much of the silver worn and tarnished. The porcelain dial, with seconds track, and beveled glass in the bezel are fine; the rear-wind movement ticks. Ht 11” $900-$1200

924.

Welch, Spring & Co., “No. 2 Regulator”, weight driven double dial calendar clock, with B B Lewis lower mechanism for month and date, and with central hand on time dial for days of the week, with quality 2-wt timepiece movement at top, c1878. Condition: small chip i n rosewo o d outside 7 o clock; a l though the rosewood veneered case has been refinished to a dark gold color, it is overall in very good condition and with good original dial, and although not serviced for some time, is still running OK. with both original tubular style iron weights. Ht 36” $750-$1000

927. Welch, Spring & Co., wood wall clock, c1889 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case in very fine condition. Original painted dial with very small loss in the center and small chip. Original gilt molding on the bottom with very minor loss. The hands are original except for the seconds hands. Original pendulum. Nice label inside case. Ht 31” $300$500

Forestville, Conn., “Verdi”, 8 day, time and strike rose-

928.

Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., “Girandole” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a gold leafed mahogany case with painted metal dial and convex reverse painted throat and lower tablets, dated 1973, serial #48 Condition: the case retains its original gold leafing and the glasses are in excellent condition. There has been a crack repair and touch up to the bracket base. Ht 46” $4000-$5000

929. Elmer O. Stennes, We y m o u t h , Mass., “Girandole” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a gold leafed mahogany case with painted metal dial and convex reverse painted throat and lower tablets, serial #21 Condition: portions of the lower door and bracket base have been restored using gold paint. The remainder of the clock is in excellent original condition. Ht 46’ $4000-$5000 930. Foster Campos, Pe mbro ke , Mass., “Lyre” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a carved mahogany case with carved Prince of Wales finial, reverse painted tablet and a painted metal dial, serial #4, dated 1982 Condition: the clock is in excellent original condition, like new. Ht 42” $2500-$3200

931. Reproduction Seth Thomas Clock Co., “Regulator No. 19” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with papered metal dial signed “SANTA FE RAILWAY SYSTEMS STANDARD DIAL”, c2000 Condition: the case has an excellent factory finish. The central door lock is absent but a bag of other locks is available. The dial has some d i s c o l or at i on . This is one of a limited edition of 40 reproduced in China at the turn of the 21st century. Ht 76” $2000-$3000 932. Foster S. Campos, Pembroke, Mass., “Willard Banjo Clock with Bracket” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a cross banded mahogany case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets by Tom Moberg, dated 1985 Condition: the clock is in outstanding original like new condition with one minor abrasion on dial near 9. Ht 40” $1500-$2000 933. Ithaca

Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, New York, “No. 3 Vienna” repro du c t i on wall clock, 30 days, time and perpetual calendar, spring driven movement made by E.N. Welch & Co. in a walnut case with papered dials, movement c1880, remainder of clock of recent vintage Condition: this clock is a professionally fabricated replica of the rare No. 3 Vienna model with proper period movement. Originals of this model are very difficult to find; this one can give you the proper “look” until you find an old one. Ht 52” $1000-$1500

934. Reproduction 8 day, weight brass movement Massachusetts shelf clock. 4th Qtr 20th Century Condition: Nicely made mahogany copy of an Aaron Willard Mass. shelf in original finish with some small dings. The crotch veneered bottom panel has developed a stress crack in the center area. Nicely painted dish dial is very clean. Hands are period to the clock. A typical front mounted banjo clock pendulum movement was used in this clock. Weight is a banjo style. A very nice reverse painted tablet. Overall an attractive example. Ht 33” $800-$1200 9 3 5 .

Way n e R. Cline, Bowling Green, KY, 8 day miniature replica of a Howard No. 70 wall regulator. Number C4252201is stamped on the back of the case., Inside the door it is stamped 42. c1980. C ondition: Walnut case in overall excellent condition in original finish with original tablet. The late Mr. Cline made beautiful copies of various Howard and other noted makers clocks. Ht 15 1/2” $400-$500 936. Balthazard, a Paris, large gilt bronze clock in the rococo style, the case and base decorated with acanthus leaves and c scrolls, shells, and other naturalistic ornament, the top with a putto seated on clouds before an openwork scallop shell, also with c scrolls and foliage, the front and sides with strap work fret backed with silvered copper foil, molded brass bezel with convex beveled glass over white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and Arabic black outer 5 minute markers, and signed in pink enamel “BALTHAZARD A PARIS”, gilt Louis XV style hands, the tip of the minute with dolphin, large round 8 day French movement with silk suspension and recoil escapement, striking on a bell, c1760 Condition: Case good, no breaks or losses to cast elements, one applied casting to right of dial loose, case dirty and with polish residue, retains some gilding, case front, lower left with added screw, frets intact with minor bends, foil behind fret discolored and with minor losses, foil in top of case missing, bezel polished, glass good, dial dirty and with minor chips/ flakes at winding holes, otherwise very good, case rear door present but missing glass, movement good, ticks and strikes, would benefit from cleaning, pendulum replaced, bell nut replaced, overall a nice example, Ht 22” $3000-$4000

937.

French, Louis XVI, large Boulle shelf clock, with inlaid engraved brass and ormolu mounts, the movement unsigned, a wide unit with tic-tac/anchor escapement and count wheel striking, silk suspension, c1780 Condition: this clock has been in storage and has suffered some in time; there is loose incised brass here and there that needs affixing, and splits in the boulle veneer that need attention. The large casting of Minerva speaking to the egret retains original gilding. The top statue has about 2/3 of its gilding intact, however she is missing a flag from her own right hand, a vacant hole, and her back has a hole and pin that would have held the downward tip of the flag. Movement recently cleaned and bushed, is running and striking on bell mounted on top of case. The cast and chased brass dial retains some of its original gilding, however the cartouche numerals have met with chips and loss to the porcelain, some repaired; numeral 12 has large central loss. Hand tooled gilt hands are original. Rear door and hinges are later replacements. Clocks of this type are still made today, This one would have been made around a century after the style became popular in France, end of 18th Century. Ht as shown 35” $2250-$2750

938. France, large gilt bronze mantel clock, seated male figure with scrolls and laurel wreath above an acanthus molded base on Grecian scrolled feet, front with interlocking wreaths, two of which contain lightning, and with a spear behind, beaded bezel with beveled glass, Roman numeral white enamel dial with blued steel hands, 8 day time and count wheel strike pendule a Paris movement signed “Pons”, pendulum with silk thread suspension, case back also with glazed bezel, c1840 Condition: the gilding which remains is very good, but areas without gilding have likely been stripped of their original colored patination, case dirty and with polish residue, dial with minor flakes and hairlines, small paper shim visible at 6:00, hands correct, minute repaired, both hands with minor rust, bezels and glasses good, movement dirty, ticks and strikes, would benefit from service, pendulum replaced, Ht 22” $1500-$2500 939. French Lyre form mantel clock, Japy Freres 8 days, time and strike, pendule a Paris movement counting the hours on a bell and with a single blow at the half hour, gray marble case with gilt bronze ornament, signed white enamel dial with blue Roman numerals and Arabic outer five minute markers, gilt Louis XV style hands, all mounted to a later, gilt tripod base, c1880 Condition: Clock has had a few alterations over the years, the gilt mask at the top of the lyre is added, the tripod base is also a later feature, marble good with minor flakes, the dial is good with a hairline at 12, the signature is faint, and not readable, hands are very good, ticks and strikes, Ht 23.5” $1600-$2000

940.

France, brass bell form table clock, the casting with foliate designs and human figures playing various musical instruments, and Latin phrases with religious significance, top with handle, and base with gadrooned feet, cast bezel with pendant husks and convex beveled glass, brass dial with applied white enamel cartouches with Roman numerals, blued steel hands, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement, striking on a gong, c1890 Condition: Case slightly darkened and a bit dirty, back door may be replaced, bezel tarnished, glass good, dial clean, enamel plaques very good, hands with loss to blue and minor oxidation, movement ticks and strikes, strike hammer replaced, gong replaced, original pendulum, Ht 13” $1300-$1800 941. French very large black marble 30 day time and strike tambour mantel clock, c1890 Condition: this huge glossy case has a number of small flakes and chips, but overall the appearance is very nice. The white porcelain dial has a chip at one winding hole and around the rate adjusting arbor, and the numbers have been inked darker. The beveled glass has a couple of deep scratches. The long-duration movement is unsigned. Extremely heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 21” $1400-$1800

942. France, monumental black slate

mantel clock with perpetual calendar, thermometer and barometer, drumhead case with gilt, incised aesthetic ornament, brass bezel with beveled glass over Roman numeral white enamel dial, Brocot open escapement with carnelian pallets, black painted steel Breguet style hands, enamel perpetual calendar and barometer dials, the calendar with clouds and starry sky, the barometer with red 8 pointed star at center, the central thermometer mounted to a beveled glass with incurved sides and cupids bow top with conforming brass bezel, the thermometer scale engraved on the glass, square 8 day movement marked GV, striking on a bell, rear bezel set with dark violet beveled glass, c1875 Condition: Case restored, dial glass with a few minor scratches, calendar glass with scratch, barometer glass with chip on back, thermometer glass very good, rear glasses for barometer and calendar missing, rear glass over movement with cracks, clock dial with numerous scratches, hands replaced, escape wheel bridge with replaced screw, calendar dial dirty, but otherwise very good, calendar hands with rust, barometer dial with hairline and some fading, otherwise very good, barometer hand with rust, movement ticks and strikes, but with some dirt and discoloration, barometer not working, calendar not functional and with dirt and tarnish, all movements would benefit from service, pendulum an incorrect replacement, Ht 23 1/4” $1200-$1500

943. France, probably for the Eng-

lish market, a brass Gothic style mantel clock set with signed Wedgwood plaques, Japy Freres eight day time and strike, movement, white enamel Roman numeral dial, Breguet style hands, bezel with beveled glass, polished brass case with columned corners, topped by acorn form finials, set with blue signed Wedgwood jasper plaques decorated with classical and allegorical motifs, each set in its own black painted, metal frame c1860 Condition: movement running and striking, bell missing, pendulum replaced, dial very good, hands rusty, brass case polished and lacquered, two small dents in top, Wedgwood plaques very good overall, square jasper panel on left side with two small chips. Ht 14” $1200-$1500

944. France, small mantel clock, rosewood veneered case with contrasting inlays and moldings, the front with thermometer and silvered scale, gilt bezel with Roman numeral silvered dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, 8 day time and count wheel strike pendule a Paris movement, pendulum with silk thread suspension, with associated base and dome, c1840 Condition: case refinished, thermometer scale with minor scratches and darkening, dial restored, bezel regilded, movement clean, ticks and strikes, pendulum replaced, dome with crack, base with small area of veneer loss at bottom edge, Ht 20 1/2 to top of dome $1200-$1500 945.

French, suspended pendule, the movement contained within the suspended globe, surrounded by an ebonized mantle case, the entire clock a reproduction. Condition: someone had an original to copy the brass castings and case profile from. Quality of the case is fair to good, as is to be expected from a re-cast. The suspension unit is adjustable for F/S, and is also copied from the original. Vernier Vernier at mid-section allows easy beat-set. Fussy, but seems to run ok once you get the beat set. An original would bring 10,000. The consignor bought this from a little old lady in Manhattan as an original Ht 25” $1000-$1500

946. French

Art Deco style white marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock with German Shepherd Dogs, c1920 Condition: the stone case, with its pair of cast metal canines, should clean up nicely, and has no major losses or damage. The silvered dial never had a glass or bezel. The Japy Freres movement has count wheel and bell striking, and a jeweled lever balance platform that ticks okay. Heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 13.5” $900-$1200 947. French cast brass and cloisonne 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: this smaller clock is in very nice overall condition, with no losses and just a bit of tarnish and spotting on the lacquered surface. The porcelain dial, with its multicolor floral garlands and fancy hands, is fine, as is the beveled glass and beaded bezel. The unsigned movement strikes every half hour on a gong. Ht 9.75” $800-$1200

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French large black and red marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1890 Condition: this large heavy case is in very nice condition with just a very small corner edge chip. The double-sunk white porcelain dial is fine with an indistinct retailer name, the pallets are jeweled, and the thick beveled glass is intact, but the rear door glass is broken. The movement’s rear plate has the Japy Freres Medaille D’Honneur stamp as well as a Howell (?), Paris in script. Hours and half hours strike on a very large steel bell. Very heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 16” $800-$1200

949. French white marble and cast brass 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1870 Condition: this drum-head case is complete but has some of the expected chips, cracks and repairs in this soft stone. The large white porcelain dial, with red minute markers, has a few hairlines; the beveled glass is good as is the lower glass panel for viewing the two-horse pendulum. The six fluted columns, and curved cast friezes, have an old patina. The movement has the 1851Vincenti Medaille D’Argent stamp, and strikes every half hour on a bell. NOTE: very heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 18.5” $800-$1100 950. French, lyre form mantel clock, the case of mahogany, and the pendulum suspended above the movement, behind the lyre “strings”, c1840 Condition: the mahogany case was refinished some time ago, and could stand some additional polish. Hour hand is original; minute hand is old, but with a shaped stem rather than straight. Engine turned dial retains original silvering. Movement is signed simply “F-C” above bell standard, and with the number 675. Original inverted crutch, pendulum, and mounting hardware are all intact. Ticks and strikes on original bell. Top mount depicts a naked lad on a winged horse, with a musical lyre in his hands. Ht 22.5” $750-$1000 951. French gilt bronze, attached to marble base, figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: the gilding is still in very nice condition on this heavy ornate case, and the veined marble base is fine. The porcelain dial has one hairline and some small losses at the side mounting screws. There was originally a glass dome, so there never was a front hinged bezel. The movement, with a Vincenti Medaille D’Argent stamp, strikes every half hour with count wheel and bell, and needs a pendulum. Ht 13” $700-$900

952. Lepaute, Paris, shelf or mantel clock, ebonized wooden case with carved egg and dart and acanthus moldings, the sides with carved rosettes, turned wooden bezel with convex glass, Roman numeral, convex white enamel dial with outer 5 minute markers, signed “LEPAUTE Hger DU ROY A PARIS”, brass dial mounting plate with regulator and scale above 12:00, very nice gilt Louis XV style hands with engraved detail, rectangular timepiece movement with pinwheel escapement, going for one, possibly two weeks, heavy lead filled brass pendulum with steel rod, c1780 Condition: Case with modifications and replacements, dial with hairlines, minor flakes at winding hole, hands very good, minor bend in minute hand, movement with restoration, original center arbor and escape arbor included with clock, cannon pinion currently frozen on center arbor (do not attempt to move minute hand without addressing this problem), pendulum appears to be original, movement ticks, Ht 24” $700$900 953. LeRoy & Fils, Paris and London, marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: this heavy solid stone case has four contrasting colors of marble, with thick beveled glass in front, but missing its glass in the rear door. The dial is signed “LeRoy & Fils” with London and Paris indistinct addresses, and the VIII number is absent. The round movement also carries the LeRoy stamp, and strikes on a large bell. Heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 14” $600-$900 954.

French figural clock, Japy Freres, white metal, 8 days, time and strike, movement also signed Blot & Drouard, Paris, c1880 Condition: the original surfaces show only minor wear on the ornate base and detailed camel and driver. A center rear foot has broken away and is replaced by a newer metal brace. The blue enamel cartouche numbers have some fading of their gold numbers; there never was a front bezel and glass. The rear door and movement, with count wheel and bell strike, need to be better secured in the case. The pendulum has lost one brass face. Ht 18” $650-$850

955. French cast brass 8 day time

and strike cartel wall clock, c1880 Condition: there is an old glossy patina on this ornate case, with no damage or losses. The unsigned porcelain dial is pristine, and the convex glass is fine. The Marti 1889 Medaille D’Argent movement strikes with count wheel and bell. Ht 27” $500-$800

956. French cast brass 8

day time and strike mantel clock, c1890 Condition: there is a nice bright patina on this ornate case which has no losses or damage, although some steel-wool polishing has left fine scratches on the flat panels. The porcelain dial is pristine, with a fancy cast dial center, and the flat beveled glass is fine. The Japy Freres Medaille d’Honneur movement strikes with a count wheel and (replaced) bell. Ht 20” $500-$800

957.

French large black marble 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, dial signed “Liddles, Middlesboro”, c1890 Condition: this large fancy case has detailed gold incising and green marble inlay and columns, but has vertical cracks down two of the front panels and there are other small chips. The inner disk of the porcelain dial has a hairline and is missing a grommet on a chipped winding hole, the beveled glass is fine. The square movement is unsigned, and one movement retaining strap is severed so the works are loose in the case. Very heavy and fragile for shipping. Ht 23” $600-$800

958.

French green onyx 8 day time and strike 6-column mantel clock, A.D. Mougin movement, c1900 Condition: the stone case is complete and undamaged, although one column may have been cracked and repaired, and the fancy brass castings have some oxidation and verdigris. The porcelain dial, with multicolor floral garlands, needs to be cleaned but is fine otherwise. The convex beveled glass is okay. The “Deux Medailles” movement strikes with count wheel and bell. Heavy and very fragile for shipping. Ht 19” $500-$700

959. French mahogany 8 day time and strike miniature long case clock, with wall bracket, c1900 Condition: this small well-made case, with carvings and ebonized turnings, is in very nice condition with no damage or losses and a few shrinkage cracks and separations. The thick solid wood wall bracket is a bonus, and perfect for wall display. The thick convex beveled glass, porcelain dial, and cast bezel are fine. The S. Marti movement has half-hour bell striking and a decorative grid-iron pendulum visible through the lower glass door which needs a knob. Ht 20”, 26” with bracket $500$700

960. French black mar-

ble and ormolu 8 day time and strike thread suspension mantel clock; Raingo Freres, Paris, movement, c1840 Condition: the glossy black stone case has some minor chips on the back edge, and the gilding is bright with just minor wear. There are a few faint hairlines on the white porcelain dial, indistinctly signed with a retailer name, and both glasses are fine. The movement carries an overstruck stamp from the famous Raingo family of clockmakers. There is half-hour striking by bell and count wheel. Ht 19” $400-$600

961. French gilt brass

and spelter figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock on wood base with oval glass dome, c1880 Condition: the gilding overall remains on much of this cast ornate case, with its agricultural theme, but there are areas of gray and copper showing through. There are no losses, but the very top urn has been reattached. The case has been recently secured to the black painted wood case with screws and nails. The porcelain dial has a long crack and a chip at the bottom; there was never a bezel and glass. The unsigned movement, with count wheel and bell half-hour striking, has a matching pendulum with the same number. The large oval dome (as valuable as the clock) is fine. Ht of clock on base is 16”; dome height by itself is 16.5” $400-$600 962. French large spelter and white marble figural 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1905 Condition: the marble base has a few edge and corner small chips, but good overall condition with no major losses or damage. The bronzed figure may have been recently recoated, and is not presently secured to the base. The clock case retains an old patina, the two bottom cast ornaments are not attached and may not be original, the shaped front and back glasses also need to be reinstalled. The porcelain dial has a few small chips, the convex beveled glass is fine. but the hands are absent. The Marti movement, with count wheel and bell striking, swings a nice gridiron sunburst pendulum. Ht to top of figure is 19” $400-$600 963. France, gilt brass mantel clock, on turned feet, deep cavetto base with modified egg and dart design, the four corners with ornately turned columns, the top with 5 finials and squat dome with bead molding, gilt bezel with beveled glass, Arabic numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement signed S. Marti, striking on a gong, all on a gilt, molded wooden base on compressed ball feet, c1900 Condition: Gilding on case dirty with some losses and spotting, could be improved with gentle cleaning, glass good, dial with hairlines at 4:00, flakes and chips at winding holes, hands with minor oxidation, movement ticks and strikes, original pendulum, wooden base good with losses to gilding, dirt and wear to velvet on top surface, Ht 13 1/4” $300-$500

964.

French marble and cast bronze garniture set: figural 8 days, time and strike, clock; two ornate urn sidepieces, c1880 Condition: the bronze has an old warm somewhat worn patina, and the veined stone pieces are intact. The base of the statue is signed “L.F. Moreau” and needs to be tightened a bit on the base. The porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The movement, with count wheel and bell strike, is by A.D.Mougin, and needs a pendulum. One sidepiece has two broken rear feet; one is repaired and one is missing its lower portion. Ht of clock is 25” $300-$400 965. French figural alabaster 8 day time and strike mantel clock, selling with three cast metal candelabras with hanging cut glass pendants, c1880 Condition: the clock, originally on a stand under a glass dome, has nice spelter figures of seated huntress, dog and bird,, with “Ph. Mourey” stamped on the back. It stone base, with some chips and cracks, has gilt cast-metal accents and feet. It’s Japy movement needs a rear retaining ring, bell and pendulum, and its white porcelain dial has hairlines. The cast brass figures and the other parts of the three candle stand have some spotting, and the solid marble rectangular bases have minor edge chips. We have not attached all the glass pendants (there are many more) for the photo, but these make an impressive display. Ht of tallest candle stand /girandole 15.5” $250-$350 966. Massachusetts, 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece with a dial signed: “Warrented by Wm. Cummens, Roxbury”, c1825 Condition: Mahogany half round molding door frames with several shrinkage cracks and some loss on the bottom. Throat door has some cracks as well. Original painted dial has some loss at the mounting pins. The numbers look to be original as the fine cracks in the dial paint show through the black numbers. The signature looks to be original and may have been enhanced. Canvas strips have been used to repair cracks in the backboard. A new piece of wood was used to repair the head at the top. The throat tablet looks original with some loss. Bottom tablet is not original. Period hands. Pendulum is missing. T-bridge brass movement with through bolts and a straight click pawl. The design of the spring that contacts the pawl is very similar to one pictured in: “Willard’s Patent Time Pieces” by Paul Foley, pg. 37 that lends some credence to believe that this is a Cummens banjo. Ht 29 1/2” $900-$1200

967. Horace Tifft, North Attleboro, Mass.,

8 day weight patent or banjo timepiece, c1850 Condition: Refinished beveled mahogany veneered case with a little damage on the beveled bottom edge of the bottom door. Original signed painted dial is showing its age with some wear and minor loss at the mounting pins and on the edge at 7 o’clock. Original bottom tablet with some loss and lifting of the background and the gilding. Original throat glass is broken in two places. Period hands. Ht 33” $900-$1100

968. Sylvester W. Talbot, Dedham, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1825 Condition: Mahogany and gilt case in as found condition in original finish. The finish on the top of the gilding has aged and turned dark making it hard to tell if there is much of the original gilding intact. Original painted dial is soiled with some minor loss at the mounting pins. There is enough of the signature to see the maker’s name. The throat glass is original. The bottom glass is old, but is most likely not original. Weight brass movement is mounted to the case with a center screw. The hands are old but a little short and so may not be original. The case and the doors are stamped: “941”. Finial is missing. The bottom loose and needs to be glued back on. Ht 30” $700-$900 969.

Unknown, Massachusetts, 8 day, weight brass movement banjo clock or timepiece, c1830 Condition: Mahogany case in nice condition in an old and possibly original finish with a couple of shrinkage cracks on the throat panel and one on the bottom door. A small repair to the dial door and the left wood sidearm has been repaired. Tablets look to be original. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting pins. Hands are original. Weight baffle is missing. Original finial. Ht 41” $700-$900

970. Unknown, possibly an Attleboro 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1865 Condition: Refinished mahogany case with a couple of dings on the bottom door. Both tablets are replacements and were painted by the Burt Dial Co. in 1977. Original dial has been repainted in the past and has mellowed with some minor loss at the winding arbor. Hands are original. Ht 29” $450-$650 971. Un-

known, 8 day weight patent or banjo timepiece, restored to appear 30 years older, c1860 Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered case in an old finish on the case with the throat and bottom doors refinished. Painted zinc dial looks to be original with loss at the mounting screws, along the edge and small losses scattered around. Earlier style replacement tablets were installed in 20th century to make this clock look like a Willard.. At the latch and hinge side of the head there are repairs with homemade latch to secure the bezel. Hands are period and most likely original. There is a hole in the head for a finial that is missing. Note also that earlier banjo movements had a steel crutch, not brass as this one. Ht 29” $400-$600

972. Tifft style 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1850 Condition: Rosewood grain painted case in original finish. The numbers on the dial have been somewhat poorly repainted. The hands may not be original as these are the type you would find on a Connecticut shelf clock. The wood baffles have been replaced. The two tablets while old maybe replacements. $400-$500

973.

Unknown, possibly a George Hatch, 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo clock or timepiece, c1860 Condition: Banjo style case in an old finish with some small dings. Original painted dial with minor loss at the edges. Wood baffle is cracked. Tablet glass is period with the gilt lining on the glass now gold painted and restoration to the black background. Hands are original. Pendulum centering guide on the baffle is missing. Ht 29” $300-$500

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Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike wagon spring steeple on frame or double steeple shelf clock, c1845 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old and possibly original finish with some small veneer chips on the base and a piece missing the side. Original painted dial has some loss at the mounting screws and a thin area between 4 and 7 o’clock. The top finials may have been altered to compensate for broken tips or they are later replacements. Both tablets look to be original. Hands are original. Movement is signed. Nice label inside the case. Ht 27.5” $2000-$3000

975. Birge and Fuller, Bristol, Conn., retailed by Daniel Pratt, Jr., Boston, 8 day, wagon spring time and strike steeple on frame or double steeple clock, c1845. Condition: Refinished rosewood and mahogany veneered case with a couple of chips and small repair on the base. Original dial has been repainted. Hands are original. Both tablets are original. According to the letter with the clock the great wheel on the time side of the signed movement had been replaced. Nearly intact Pratt label inside the case. Ht 28” $2000-$3000

976. Birge & Fuller., 30 hour, time and strike wagon spring steeple on frame or double steeple shelf clock, c1855. Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old and possibly original finish. There is a small veneer repair to the two upper finial blocks and small chip on the back edge of the top. The bottom steeple finials might be possible replacements. The original painted dial is has some minor loss at the mounting pins, the winding arbors and at the center hole. The tablets look to be original. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. The chain for the strike side is detached from from the spring lever. Although a catalog item by 1855, very few 30-hour wagon springs were sold, and they are uncommon. Ht 24” $1500-$2000 977.

Lucius B. Bradley, Watertown, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight Salem Bridge movement shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany and mahogany veneered case in very nice condition in original finish with some small veneer repairs and a piece missing at the door lock. Original painted dial has age darkened a little, but is in otherwise nice condition. Hands are original. Seconds hand is missing. Tablet is a replacement. Pineapple finials are old, but probably not original. Original brass pulleys. Dark but readable label inside the case. A dust cover behind the carved crest to cover the pulleys is missing. Ht 34” $1500-$2000

978.

Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement “FlatTop” or “Ironing Board Top” carved half column and cornice top wall or shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Refinished Mahogany and mahogany veneered case in nice condition. Original dial surround has a little loss to the galvanized finish. Dial currently mounted to the movement appears to be original, but is now repainted. Another period dial in need of restoration is included. Nice clean label inside the case with remains of much of the original wall paper. Ht 39” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $1000$1500

979. Litchfield Manufacturing Co., Litchfield, Conn., 8 day, time and strike spring brass lever movement large octagon paper mache wall clock or timepiece. Rare, c1850 Condition: Large painted paper mache case richly decorated in MOP flowers with gilt vines and chain design in very fine condition in original finish. Original painted dial has age darkened with wear to the numbers and inpainting in areas of paint loss. There are extra holes in the dial from damage to the case caused by the screws removed and replaced over time. Hands are original. A nice label on the back of the case. Despite minor wear commensurate with its age, this is a very uncommon clock. Ht 19 1/4” $1000-$1500 980.

Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike wagon spring steeple on frame with candle finials or double steeple, c1845 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in very nice condition with a couple of small chips on the hinge side of the bottom door and small repair to the molding near the top hinge of the top door. Original painted dial has some minor loss at the mounting pins. Both glasses are original with some loss to the upper tablet. Hands are replacements. The chain on the wagon spring section looks to be a replacement. The leaves that make up the wagon spring maybe a replacement as they look to have been cut with a shear. Movement is signed. Ht 26” $1000-$1200

981. Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike four column sharp Gothic or steeple clock, c1850 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in nice condition in an old and possibly original finish. Original signed painted dial is a little age darkened with some loss at the mounting pins and paint repairs to the flaked areas. Hands are original. Original tablet is cracked. Movement retains original brass springs. Slightly dark label inside the case. Ht 19.5” $900-$1200

982. Merriman, Birge and Co., Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement with roller pinions reeded pilaster & scroll top shelf clock, c1821. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a small piece missing right side about half way down and a couple of places on the back edge of each side. Original painted dial has some wear to the minute ring. The mirror is a replacement. Painted tablet is by Moberg. The original scroll top has suffered damage to the scrolls that have been poorly repaired. The finials are modern. Hands are original. There is a square block on each end of the scroll that someone may have added as this case design did not use them. Note wire bridge to support the escape wheel, typical of this maker. For more details on this clock, see “The Contributions of Joseph Ives to Connecticut Clock Technology, 1810-1860”, by Kenneth D. Roberts. Ht 35 1/2” $1000-$1200

985. Spencer, Hotchkiss and Co., Salem Bridge, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement double decker shelf clock, c1835 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some minor loss on the bottom front edge and a veneer repair on the top front edge and just above the door. Original painted dial with some inpainting in a couple of places on the gilt chapter ring. Tablet is replacement on old glass. Faux graining appears to have been redone. Hour and minute ands are original. Seconds hand looks to be a replacement. Clean label inside the case. Ht 32.25” $900-$1200 986. Brewster and Ingrahams, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike four column sharp gothic or steeple clock, c1850 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some loss and repairs on the base and a repair on the door. The original finials have some damage to the fins. Original painted dial has age darkened with some loss at the mounting pins and in the center area. Hands and tablet are original. Door knob has been replaced. Dark but readable label inside the case. Ht 19” $700-$900

983. Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn.,

30 hour, time, strike and alarm “Franklin” model weight wood movement full round column and carved eagle crest shelf clock, c1830. A similar example can be found in “American Clocks” by Tran Duy Ly, vol. 3, pg. 71. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a small repair on the bottom cross strip. Stenciling on the columns has been restored. The mirror is a replacement. The tablet is by Moberg. The original painted dial has turned yellow from a coating of shellac or varnished applied over the original paint. There are also scattered small areas of paint loss that has been inpainted with a color that doesn’t quite match. Hands are original. Clean label inside the case. Ht 40” $1000-$1200 984. Spencer, Hotchkiss & Co., Salem Bridge, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass Salem Bridge movement half column & splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with minor repair needed to the cross strip. Key escutcheon is missing. Original stenciling on the columns and splat. Original painted dial with a slight amount of wear near 6:30. Hands are original except for the seconds hand, that looks to be a replacement. Mirror tablet is a replacement. Nice set of pineapple finials. Partial label inside the case, but enough remains to determine the maker. Sliding dust cover behind the splat is missing. Ht 30” $900-$1200

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Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn, brass repoussé “Paris” model shelf clock with 1-day Botsford patent movement. c.1850 Condition: Overall very nice condition with a small scratch on the porcelain dial near eleven o’clock. Hands are original. Dome fits very nicely and looks to be original. Ht 11” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $700-$900

988. Hills, Goodrich & Co., Plainville, Conn., or Joseph Ives, 8 day, time and strike, O.G. column shelf clock with an Ives’ cast iron back plate brass movement, c1842 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with a small veneer repair on the bottom OG molding, and on the bottom case corners. Gilt columns and splat with some wear to the gilding on the leaf splat and some gold paint to repair some loss on the gilt columns. Original painted dial with scattered minor loss. Hands are not typical, but look to be original. Tablet glass is old, but is not original. Doesn’t look like a clock tablet, perhaps from a mirror or other decorative item. The person who owned this clock in 1899 glued some pages from the Commercial Farmer and Villager from Bangor, Maine over the original label. Proper weights are included. Ht 30” $700-$900 989. Forestville Mfg. Co., Forestville, Conn., 8 day, time and strike double decker shelf clock with full columns and carved eagle splat, c1845 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in in nice condition with some veneer loss and repairs on the base and a repair just above the bottom door. Original painted dial with some minor loss at the mounting pins and some small loss in the 3 o’clock area. Tablets are replacements. Hands are original. Case had turned feet that are now missing. Hands are original. Label inside case has some loss, but enough remains to see the name. Ht 36” $600-$800 990. Massachusetts shelf clock, dovetailed

cherry case on a bracket base, the removable top with engraved brass plate below dial aperture “Warranted for J. Walker”, Roman numeral brass dial, black painted brass hands, weight driven 8 day time only movement, c1800 Condition: case is early, but with many repairs, right side of base replaced, lower door with added cleat and incorrect pull, upper door with repaired splits, glass replaced, movement, weight and pendulum replaced, dial and hands replaced, supports for dial added, top ornament and finials missing, case refinished, Ht 43” $600-$800

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Spencer, Hotchkiss & Co., Salem Bridge, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight brass movement column and cornice shelf clock, c1835 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with a couple of chips on the base, a repair on the door and on the cornice. Original painted dial is pretty nice for its age with a small paint chip at the seconds hand. Hour and minute hands are original. Seconds hand is a replacement. Tablet is a repaint on original glass, but not correct style. Ht 33” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $500-$750

992. Silas Hoadley, (Hoadly), Plymouth, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement pillar & scroll shelf clock, c1825 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in a very old finish with repairs. The scrolls and the feet have been repaired with some minor damage to the tips on the front skirt. Original painted dial with Masonic emblems is quite nice for its age. Hands are original. Original painted tablet with general loss. Movement is the proper one with some minor repairs and was made by Ephraim Downs who was supplying movements to Hoadley when he first began making these clocks. Finials are not original. A couple of the small pieces of the backboard have been replaced. Label inside the case is dark but readable. Ht 29” $500-$700 993. Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, Conn., 8 day, time and strike fusee brass movement shelf clock. These cases are usually found with highly figured mahogany or maple veneer with weight driven or fusee movements, c1850 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish in very nice condition with a couple of small chips. Original painted dial with a little wear at the time side winding arbor and at the mounting pins. Original tablet has a small area of loss. A very nice card label inside the case. Movement is signed. Hands look to be original. Ht 23 1/2” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $300-$400

994.

Austrian, Long Duration, floor standing “Vienna Regulator”, 2-weight, time and strike, with an engraved arched dial, and with matching engraved weights, pendulum and pulleys, appearing to run and strike for 9 to 12 months on a single wind, c1890. Condition: although minor items need attention, suspension spring needs renewal and seconds hand is missing, this clock is otherwise in excellent original condition, with nice finish on the walnut case, original hardware, hands, dial, etc. The heavy high quality movement has 3 plates [an intermediate one for reduced stress], and maintaining power; 6 wheels in train, winds to right] Note carved gargoyles flank the door, which has heavily beveled glass. The top carved wreath may be removed if desired, and the clock looks fine without it, just that it came that way, so we took original accordingly. Case separates above base for easier transport; door over dial has double latches and lifts off/out rather than hinged. Note weights pass through oval hole in waist board for final 3 months. Overall exceptional quality. Ht with extra crest 101”, with only original top carving 98” $9000-$12000

995. Dutch, Peter Klok, Amsterdam, 2-wt Dutch striking movement, with penny moon and calendar, square brass lower dial with pinned on painted arch, in a mahogany and walnut veneer floor standing case surmounted by 2 carved trumpeters and with atlas in the center, c1760 Condition: Peter Klok is recorded working at Amsterdam 1750-80, and the floating lady or 4-season spandrels are commonly used about 1750 -1760, but rarely later. It is still a question why the dial’s arched section was made separately and attached to the square dial below, however there is no evidence of re-work, and the pinned and bent brackets appear to have been there for over 200 years. The case has been refinished at some time, and some minor loose joints need attention. Lower left of dial is bent; can be straightened. I nt e r e s t i n g penny moon shows the elapsed days for the phase in two bands below the circular opening. Ht 100” $6000-$9000

996. James C. Cole, Rochester, NH, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and calendar, weight driven brass movement with typical New Hampshire cut outs in a cherry case with applied bracket base and an American painted iron dial, c1815 Condition: the case has been professionally refinished. The glass in the hood and the side of the hood have a crack. The dial frame, fretwork and finial plinths are replacements. The dial is in very good condition. The second hand is replaced. The tin can weights are original. There are two pieces of paper pasted into case describing very early provenance (see photos). This lineage proves to be authentic as John Marston III, son of John Marston, Jr. and Olive (Sargeant) Marston, was born May 7, 1783 at Metheun, Mass., He and wife Susanna had a son Joseph Marston, b. Feb. 25, 1829 at Jefferson, Maine. The family afterwards settled at Salem, NH where John Marston died Apr. 25, 1865. Joseph Marston married and lived at Metheun, MA and died between 1910 and 1920. This is a good example of a signed New Hampshire tall case clock. Ht 90” $5000-$7000

997. J.J. Elliot, London, England, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and chime on nine tubes playing three tunes, Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael, three weight driven movement in a mahogany case with paw feet, fully turned reeded columns flanking trunk and hood door, beveled glasses on trunk and broken arch top with silvered chapter ring and moon phase in arch, brass numerals and heavy cutout fancy brass spandrels on corners and center and strike / silent and tune selector, c1900 Condition: the case is in good condition and retains its original finish. The hood guides are partially absent. The silvered chapter ring is darkened. The movement needs service. This is a high quality English made movement by the renowned maker J.J. Elliot. Ht 91 1/2” $4000-$6000

998.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 21” later known as “Hall Clock No. 21” tall clock, 8 days, time, hour and quarter hour bell strike, weight driven movement with dead beat escapement in a cherry case with mahogany highlights and carvings, paw feet and brass dial, c1886 Condition: the clock is in excellent original condition except the dial needs to be resilvered and is no all brass with some remnants of silvering. Ht 94” $4000-$6000

999. Seth Thomas Clock

Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Sonora Chiming Hall Clock No. 33-84” tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and Westminster chime on 8 bells with selector for silent / hour strike / chime, three weight driven No. 84 movement with patented Sonora bells and box in a mahogany case with beveled glass trunk door, broken arch pediment and No. 443 pierced, silvered and etched superior dial with moon phase and raised applied numerals, c1910 Condition: this clock has been in storage for several years and needs a complete overhaul. The movement has oxidation and the case will need tender loving care to restore. The pendulum needs a rating assembly and suspension spring. The clock is complete and very rare and will make a stunning presentation when restored. Note Seth Thomas 1909 catalog indicates this model with “Highest Grade Movement No. 84” Ht 98” $3000-$5000

1000. J.J. Elliot, London, England, tall clock, 8 days, time and strike on tube, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with paw feet, fully turned Corinthian columns flanking trunk door, beveled glasses and arch top with silvered chapter ring and moon phase in arch, brass numerals and heavy cutout fancy brass spandrels on corners and center, c1900 Condition: the clock is in very good original condition with minor wear to the paws and lower left front side of hood. The hammer and tube need to be reattached properly. The moon phase dial has 50% loss. Ht 90” $2000-$3000

1001. Rob-

ert Strang., Alloa., Scotland, tall clock, 8 days, time and gong strike, weight driven movement in a mahogany and crotch mahogany fluted hollow column case with round head, flower petal feet, foliate fretwork and painted round iron dial, c1840 Condition: the clock is in very good original condition with two minor veneer chips, one on lower left side of column and one on lower right side of hood. The movement was probably a bell strike, now converted to gong strike. The dial is in excellent condition. The pendulum bob is absent. The weights are period. Ht 88” $1800-$2500

1002.

Joseph Martin & Son, New York, New York, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and calendar, weight driven brass movement in a mahogany and crotch mahogany veneer case with four fancy fully turned columns flanking trunk and hood doors, deeply carved broken arch pediment and painted iron dial with symbolic fraternal scene in arch and four seasons in corners, c1825 Condition: the case has a good old refinish. There is a poor repair to the top of the trunk door and a repair on the left swan’s neck in the pediment. There is a crack in the plinth on the right hand side. The base / feet have been removed. There is a paint loss near 2 and on the calendar dial and minor flaking elsewhere. The calendar arbor is bent and the movement is in untouched condition and will need service. The weights and pendulum are period and appear to be original. Ht 88 1/4” $1500$2000

1003.

Samuel Martin, New York, NY, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and calendar, weight driven movement with three separate hammers striking the quarter hours with varied sequence while the typical hour hammer strikes separately in an inlaid and marquetry mahogany case with conch shells, fans, scallops and broken arch top and a silvered sheet brass dial with moon phase and rocking ship, c1805 Condition: the case has been refinished. The glass is absent in the hood door, which may be a replacement and has a crack in the left arch and is loose from the hood. The right swan’s neck has been poorly repaired. The mirror in the trunk door is not original. There is veneer absent from the frame around the mirror and the frame around the conch shell. The columns flanking the hood and trunk doors are fluted with metal Corinthian capitals. The dial is very tarnished and there is major loss to the rocking ship and its background and moon phase. There is no seat board nor any of the bells. There are no weights nor pendulum. Samuel Martin was a clock maker in New York city 1801 to 1820, at which time he moved to Savannah, Georgia. Note that despite the needed restorations, this is a rare and interesting American clock, well worthy of your attention. Would easily bring ten times our estimate when properly restored. Ht 106” $1500-$2000

1004. Nova Sco-

tia, Canada, tall clock, 8 days, time and strike, weight driven English brass movement in a cherry case with mahogany veneer highlights and painted iron dial, c1820 Condition: the case has an old dark finish in good condition. The movement and case are not original to each other. There are repairs to the broken arch top. The weights and pendulum are period. Ht 96” $1200-$1600

1005. Herschede Clock Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, Colonial style 5 tube hall clock, stamped with maker’s details on backboard, 8 days, time, strike and chime, three weight driven German movement playing Westminster tune in a mahogany case with reeded quarter columns on sides, bracket feet and beveled glass trunk. The silvered dial has applied brass Arabic numerals, brass corner and center spandrels and moon phase, c1920 Condition: the clock is in very good original condition The pendulum and attachment to suspension spring may be replacements. Ht 96” $1000-$1500

1006. Honeybone, English tall clock,

1008.

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Hall Clock No. 23” tall clock, 8 days, time and bell strike, weight driven movement with deadbeat escapement in an oak case with turned and reeded columns with metal Corinthian caps, shell carving above dial and silvered round metal dial, c1906 Condition: the case retains its original finish with some veneer repairs to lower left corner of hood door. The dial is in good condition and signed Seth Thomas. The finial is a replacement. Seth Thomas tall clocks are difficult to find. Ht 96 1/2” $1000-$1500

8 days, time, strike and calendar, weight driven movement in an inlaid mahogany veneer case with broken arch and fancy urn shaped columns on hood and painted iron dial, c1850 Condition: the case has an old finish with age splits on front and side panels of plinth. The movement is not connected to the seat board and the pendulum crutch needs to be reattached The dial is in good condition with some flaking near 5. The pendulum and weights are period. Ht 87” $1100-$1500

1007.

Regulator floor standing, 8 days, time only, weight driven Swiss movement with mercury pendulum, pinwheel escapement and center sweep seconds in a custom wooden case with reverse painted trunk door and base glasses and white enamel dial, c1880 Condition: the case appears to retain its original finish with an uneven glossy overcoat. The lower glass is a repaint on old glass and the trunk door glass has been reblacked. The movement is mounted on a seat board and rests on side brackets. Includes a custom bottom bracket to adapt to a wall hanging clock. Ht 70” $1000-$1500

1009.

A mini grand daughter tall case with rocking ship and chiming Westminster chimes on the quarters, unsigned but surely from the workshop of Elmer Stennes of Weymouth, Mass, c1965 C ondition: the burled elm veneer has some losses at knots, filled in. The clock lived its life in the presence of a smoker and dial has gone from cream color to light brown. Movement is signed SMITHS, England, exactly as signed Stennes items from this period. Someone may have ordered it from Elmer as a present and not wanted his name on the dial. Usually these bring around 2000 to 2500, but we assigned a modest estimate owing to the lack of signature. Needs cleaning and adjusting. Ht 57” $900-$1200

1010. Eng-

lish tall clock, 8 days, time, calendar and strike, weight driven brass movement in a mahogany and crotch mahogany inlaid case with high bracket feet and rope turned columns flanking hood and painted iron dial, c1820 C ondition: the case has an old finish. The cross hatched inlay surrounds the crotch mahogany veneer on trunk door and plinth. The trunk door is slightly warped and there is some veneer lifting. The finials are replacements. The dial is in very good condition, but the maker’s signature is illegible and the pendulum iron bob is period and nicely painted. Ht 88” $800-$1200

1011. Ri-

ley Whiting, Winchester, C o n n . , tall clock, 30 hours, time and bell strike, wooden w o r k s movement in a pine case with painted wooden dial, c1825 Condition: the case has been refinished. The dial is in good condition with some wear to Winchester. The weights and pendulum are period and appear to be original. The hands are replacements. Ht 82 1/2” $800-$1200

1012. Herschede Electric Clock Co.,

1014.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 7 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case has an old refinish with a great patina. The case bottom has been repaired from the weight falling through. The lower tablet is properly replaced and the weight baffle has been properly repainted. As with some of the No. 2s and No. 3s, this never had a hole in the case back to hold the movement rather is held in with two brass tabs (original), and a thin wood spacer. The original dial is excellent. The pendulum is original and retains its bright gilding and damascened bob with original lacquer. Case retains original Howard label with minor losses. Large iron weight is marked with a “2”. This is an exceptional No. 7. Ht 50” $30000-$35000

Cincinnati, Ohio, 9 tube hall clock, electric, time, strike and chime playing three tunes, Westminster, Whittington and Canterbury, pendulum regulated movement in a mahogany case with silvered and brass dial and moon phase, c1930 Condition: the case retains its original finish and finials (not pictured). The fretwork on the glass door is loosening and some is absent. The moon phase has lost its paint. The second hand is absent. The movement is complete. Ht 75 1/2” $200-$300

1013. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 6 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case retains its excellent original finish with a crack repair to the left and right side of case bottom. There is a very old chip to the case at the lower part of throat glass. There is a 1” triangular piece of weight baffle absent from both upper left and right sides. The dial signature has some fading and the “& Co.” has been touched up with pencil. This is a very nice example of a No. 6. Ht 59” $35000$40000

1016.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 9 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish. There is a repair to lower base where weight fell through. The weight baffle is repainted red. The reverse painted throat tablet has original paint and the lower tablet has been repainted in the center. The dial is repainted. Ht 37 3/4” $12000-$15000

1015. E. Howard & Co.,

Boston, Mass., “No. 8 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement signed “HOWARD & DAVIS BOSTON” in a walnut case with painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, c1870 Condition: the case retains its original finish. There is a repair to lower base where weight fell through. The dial is original with original paint and unsigned. The original E. Howard & Co., Boston signed label on inside of door is in good condition. The reverse painted tablets are Howard & Davis type and appear original. The weight is original and stamped “3”. This appears to be a transitional piece manufactured soon after the dissolution of Edward Howard and David Davis partnership. This is a good example and appears to be in the original condition as it left the factory. Ht 44 1/2” $15000-$20000

1017.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 10 Regulator” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted iron dial and reverse painted tablets, c1890 Condition: the case retains its original finish nicely rubbed down. There is a repair to lower base where weight fell through. The dial has been reblacked and clear coated and is yellowing. The clock retains its original reverse painted tablet. The weight is original and marked “10”. Ht 34 1/2” $7000-$10000

1018.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, “Regulator No. 12” wall clock, in original grained cherry case, now less bottom trim molding, and with a stand that allows it to be used as a floor clock, c1875 Condition: a simple molding may be restored to the bottom to keep it a wall clock, or it may be used with the later base. The original glass jar for the pendulum is gone, replaced with a red brass cylinder. There is no known source for this glass jar. Mirror in case back trim has been replaced. The top bezel had separated a bit and was filled and sanded rather than being carefully turned. Other than these items the clock is basically original, and will respond to restoration. This is one of Howard’s finest movements, complete, sound and properly signed; dead beat escapement and maintaining power. The original flat iron weight descends down the right side of the case, suspended from original pulley; weight hidden by a baffle which was removed for the photo. Also with original beat scale and hands. Original dial is excellent. We sold a cousin to this clock in 2008 for $56,000. Ht in Original = 57”, overall on base = 73” $10000-$15000

1020.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 71 Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a black walnut case with painted metal dial, c1875 Condition: the case retains its excellent original finish. The dial has original paint with some touch up and typical flaking at mounting screws and numeral 30 on second’s bit. There is an additional undersized hole below original mounting screw hole under right side of dial. There is a clean split to lower portion of dial surround that could be easily repaired. The weight baffle is nicely burled throughout. The nicely damascened pendulum bob has been polished from nickel to brass. This a nice example of this extremely rare model. (note smaller clocks of this design were designated as model 59, while the full size version was assigned its’ own model number). Ht 70” $20000-$30000

1019.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, a custom regulator, probably a wall clock originally, now with a purpose made, matching base of mahogany, 8-day weight driven and with fancy decorated pendulum bob. Condition: the cabinet maker who made the base did a good job of matching the style, carvings and color, but left the grain a bit open. He also refinished the rear of both sections to blend his work. The top rear of the case retains its original wall hanging bracket [although many Howard floor clocks do have this bracket for additional stability] Our best appraisal of the case is that the main portion was made around 1925 and the base made around 1960. Movement is a large, high quality #1, winding at 3, seconds beating, and with dead beat escapement and maintaining power. Weight is iron with a cast in “1”. Runs robustly. Ht 88” (will fit almost any house) $10000-$15000

1021. Chelsea Clock Co., Chelsea, Mass., rare “Wardroom” model, massive polished cast bronze case, the sides with ogee, ovolo and cavetto moldings, and finished with a half round section bezel, 12 inch Arabic numeral silvered dial with circular graining and small seconds just above the center arbor, and signed “Louis Weule Co. San Francisco”, blued steel moon hands, 8 day time only movement, serial #72164, c1912 Condition: Case originally patinated, and with minor porosity, dial restored, hands reblued, running, diameter 18 1/2”, depth 5 1/2”. The Chelsea factory sales ledgers indicate that this clock was sold to Louis Weule & Co. on March 14, 1912, and originally finished in catalog option D, Black Oxide. The clock is one of five known to exist, two of which are owned by the Chelsea museum. According to the book “Chelsea Clock Company the First Hundred Years” by Demeter, this model is rare in any size, and the 12” dial was the largest offered. $15000-$20000

1022. Seth

Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Regulator No. 16” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement with Graham dead beat escapement and nickel plated damascened pendulum bob in a walnut case with burled walnut highlights and painted metal dial, c1885 Condition: the case retains its original finish in very good condition with a V shaped chip in the base of one of the lower side finials. The tip of one of the upper finials needs to be reglued. The rating assembly has been reattached to the original pendulum rod. The dial has been professionally repainted by the dial house. Ht 75” $15000-$20000

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1023. E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 72 Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a cherry case with painted metal dial, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish nicely rubbed down. The upper rear finials lacks finish and the right one has crack repair. There are minor blemishes. The dial has original paint and has been cleaned. The hands and weight, stamped “1” are original. This is a nice clean example in a desirable cherry case. Ht 65” $10000-$15000

Seth Thomas Clock Company, Thomaston, Conn., “Office Calendar No. 13” wall clock, 8 days, time and perpetual calendar, weight driven movement in a walnut case with painted metal dials and nickel plated brass pendulum bob, c1892 Condition: the case retains its excellent original finish and is in great condition. Both dials have been professionally repainted. The pendulum bob is nicely damascened. This is a fine example. Details on this model can be found in Tran Lys book titled “Calendar Clocks”, and also in all editions of his books on Seth Thomas; movements are illustrated. This model uses the same case as the “Regulator No. 30” Ht 49” $7000-$9000

1025.

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., “No. 89 Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in an oak case with painted metal dial and PRR logo and STANDARD TIME on the glass, c1895 Condition: the case has an old refinish with a slightly glossy appearance and is dated on the backboard above the movement 2-1895. There is a hole that has been drilled and plugged on the left side. The door lock is replaced. The original movement has replaced mounting brackets. There is an old repair to base of keystone and the rating assembly is now 1/2” too long to fit tie down. The dial signature is worn and has flaking around mounting screws and some minor inpaint. The Pennsylvania Rail Road decal is applied on front glass above reverse painted Standard Time. Ht 65” $5000-$7000

1027.

Seth Thomas Clock Company, Thomaston, Conn., “Office Calendar No. 12” wall clock, 8 days, time and perpetual calendar, weight driven movement in an oak case with painted metal dials and brass pendulum bob, c1892 Condition: the case retains its excellent untouched original finish. The case now has protective plates around the two door locks. Both dials have been repainted. The cast iron weight is original. Ht 48” $5000-$6000

1026.

Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., “Gale Drop Calendar Model No. 1” wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement with perpetual calendar, patented 1869 and produced from 1871 to 1874. The movement is housed in a rosewood veneer case with faux rosewood graining around top and a reverse painted lower tablet. The painted metal dial is marked “GALES PATENT Feb. 14th, 1871”, c1871. Condition: both inner and outer top bezels have been refinished and regrained. The lower glass has been repainted. The minute and hour hands are replacements. There is some touch up to the lower month calendar subsidiary dial; otherwise dial paint is original. Retains full label with losses; faded. There is a similar rare early No. 1 with painted metal dial (predates the paper dial) pictured in Tran Duy Ly’s “Calendar Clocks”, page 48, figure 94. Ht 31” $5000-$7000

1028.

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Regulator No. 9” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven Swiss movement with gridiron pendulum, sweep seconds and a pinwheel escapement in a walnut case with white enamel dial and “STANDARD TIME” silk screened on glass, c1883 Condition: the clock is in excellent original condition, except a glue repair on top urn finial. We sold a similar example in lesser condition in October 2005, lot 328, for $5500 plus 10% buyer’s premium. Ht 97” $6000-$8000

1029. Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted Conn., “Regulator No. 16 Standing” floor clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement with pinwheel escapement, sweep seconds and three jar mercury pendulum in a walnut case with Egyptian head on pediment and white enamel dial, c1901 Condition: the case retains its original finish with original top. The base is a professionally made copy of the original. The dial surround is a replacement. The previous owner had a bracket base custom made for mounting on the wall. The pendulum rod is oxidized and the tip bent. Ht 106” $6000-$8000

1031.

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Regulator No. 2” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven, Swiss movement with pinwheel escapement in a walnut case with Jenny Lind figure pediment top and white enamel dial, c1885 Condition: the case retains its original finish with minor restoration and added nails to secure base to clock. There are other very minor case defects. The dial is excellent with no hairlines. The clock top pediment has been restored and differs slightly from the Regulator No. 2 model shown in a line drawing in Tran Duy Ly’s book “New Haven Clocks”. Ht 88” $4000-$6000

1030.

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., “Regulator No. 6” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement with pinwheel escapement in an ebonized cherry case with gold highlights and white enamel dial, c1883 Condition: the ebonizing has been revitalized and the incised gold highlights have been repainted. The pinwheel movement has three pins absent on the escape wheel and the pendulum and pendulum leader have matching serial number “133”. The front glass has been reputtied. Ht 78” $4500-$6500

1032. Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., “Regulator No. 18” wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven American made movement with Graham deadbeat escapement and three jar mercury pendulum in a cherry case with white enamel dial and sweep seconds hand, c1901 Condition: the case retains its nicely rubbed down original finish. The upper left front block above the cornice molding has been professionally replaced and matches well. The mahogany base is an outstanding copy of an original done by a skilled workman and looks excellent. The photograph of the clock has aluminum foil substituted for mercury and no mercury will be included with this clock. This is an excellent example. Ht 78” $4000$5000

1033.

French jeweler’s regulator standing floor clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement with pinwheel escapement and gridiron pendulum in a custom made black walnut case with carved moldings, recessed burled panels surrounded by picture frame moldings and white enamel dial with sweep seconds signed “Lamy LaCroix a Paris”, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish and appears to be American made to house this movement. The pendulum is a high grade grid iron lyre example. This is a fine combination of quality movement and case. Ht 79 1/2” $2500$3500

1034. English, London, 4-tune, musical bracket clock, Georgian era, with unusual serpentine dial and door by Will’m Challenner, triple fusee, playing on 11 bells with 14 hammers, retains original crown wheel/verge escapement, and with central calendar hand, c1760 Condition: this clock was formerly in the collection of the late Robert S. Rosen of Los Angeles. Around 40 years ago, the dial rings were sent for refinishing and got lost in the post and so new ones were ordered with a sketch of the information. Anyone who has ordered from Goodacre Engraving knows that whatever you write down, including style is what you will receive back, net result is that careful spelling and lettering of the tunes came back exactly as written on the paper, rather than in the style of the period. Similarly, a sketch of the chapter ring with calendar had the dates down with irregular spacing, and so it was made. If you can get past the need for better dial rings, what remains is quite wonderful, the clock playing 4 recognizable tunes at intervals and on request, the back plate very nicely engraved with foliate pattern, and the case with original caryatids and other trimmings, and the escapement has never been modified from the original. Tunes include GOD SAVE THE KING, RULE BRITA N N IA , EASTER H Y M N , & TARAS HALLS; Ht 27” $9000$12000

1035. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, NY, “Box Skeleton” shelf clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement in a mahogany with ebonized trim cabinet glass sided case, c1875 Condition: the top cove molding and carved pediment are absent. There is a crack repair to the ebonized top piece. The lower front ebonized molding is absent. The skeletonized dials and metal movement supports have been reblacked. The lower calendar hand is not original. Ht 18 3/4”, Ht Clock Only 14” $9000-$12000

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G e o r g e Marsh, Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike weight strap brass movement hollow column empire shelf clock, c1831 This very rare clock houses an Ives designed movement and was most likely made at the Birge shop and sold by Marsh as the label states it was made for George Marsh. A similar example can be found in “The Contributions of Joseph Ives to Connecticut Clock Technology 1810-1862” by Kenneth D. Roberts, 2nd ed. pg. 107. Condition: Mahogany veneered case in very nice condition in an old finish. There is a little damage on the sides of the base and small repair to the left chimney. Original painted dial looks have been professionally restored. Hands are original. Replaced tablet by Hunter Kurtz was done in 1994. A very clean label inside the case. Ht38” $5000-$7000

1037.

Massachusetts, 8 day, weight brass movement banded mahogany case p a t ent or banjo timepiece, c1812. This timepiece could be by Aaron Willard, Jr., as an example of the movement in this timepiece matches one pictured in “Willard’s Patent Timepieces” by Paul Foley, pg 51 showing the three spoke hour wheel. Condition: Mahogany banded case in an old finish with a one piece mahogany backboard with small repairs to the veneer in a couple of places on the bottom door and on the throat door. There is a repair on the head at the left side sidearm. The throat glass looks to be original with some repairs. Bottom tablet is a replacement. The doors are stamped “XVI”. Brass T-bridge, step train movement that probably had through bolts originally, but now fastened to the case with screws through the backboard. Original painted dial that fastens to the case with three L-turns with some loss at one o’clock and on the edge at about 7:30. Hands are original. Finial, while old is not original. Ht 34” $2500$3000

1039.

1038. Square head banjo, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a mahogany veneer case with painted iron dial and reverse

painted tablets, c1830 Condition: the case retains its original finish, nicely rubbed down. The wooden side arms are old replacements. The top right curl is broken and repaired. There are extra holes under the movement. The dial is repainted. The throat tablet is original paint, but with restored back ground and the lower tablet is repainted. The movement is signed “Cleaned by E. Taber Jan’y 21 1846.” Side note: Taber was almost 79 years old in Jan., 1846. Still cleaning clocks? You judge. Ht 34 1/2” $2000-$3000

Aaron Wi l lard Jr., B ost o n , Ma ss . , (attributed), banjo w a l l clock, 8 days, t ime o n l y, weight driven movement in a mahogany veneer and cross banded case with reverse painted throat and lower glass tablets and painted metal dial, c1820 Condition: the clock retains its original finish with minor veneer chips. The holes for the four screws holding on the throat have been filled from the front. There is one extra hole on the top if the plinth for the finial. The side arms have been shifted slightly back. The lower door pull has been replaced. The bezel snap is missing. The hour hand is a later replacement. The finely wrought minute hand appears to be original. The dial has been repainted. A crude weight guard has been added. This is a good period banjo in need of some minor restoration and will be a fine example when restored. The period pulley is not original. The top finial may be original. The clock retains its original glasses with touch up. The three spoke hour wheel is indicative of Aaron Willard Jr. Please see Paul Foley’s “Willard’s Patent Timepieces”, page 51. Ht 34” $1500$2000

1041. 1040. Martin Cheney,

Montreal, Canada, 8-day “Parliament” style wall timepiece in a mahogany veneered case. This wall clock is typical of those produced by Cheney, a native of Connecticut, during his later years working at Burlington, VT and Montreal, c1835 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in original finish with a hairline crack and small repairs on the curved bottom of the case. There are age cracks in the veneer on the access door. The dial has been repainted with some minor stains. Unsigned banjo-style weight-driven movement in good condition, sits on a seat board and is held in the case with a screw through the backboard. Original hands with a repair to the hour hand. This is a very nice example. Height 30 1/2” $2000-$3000

Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., “Octagon Drop XX”, 30 day, time only, spring driven Type III movement with tin and spoked brass wheels in a rosewood veneer and ripple molded case with painted metal dial, c1859 Condition: the case retains a very old finish with a veneer crack and repair on the lower right base. There is a very old dent in the top of the case near hanger. The perimeter of the dial outside the chapter ring has been repainted. The original ivory knob is present. This is an excellent example of the type of clock illustrated on page 66 in Phillip Gregory’s and Robert King’s “The Clocks of Iraneus Atkins.” Ht 25” $2000-$2500

1042.

Atkins Clock Mfg. Co., Bristol, Conn., 30 day, wagon spring rosewood octagon ripple molding wall clock or timepiece, c1856 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case in nice condition with some minor veneer loss on the bottom edge of the angled bottom, some small damage at the bottom hanger and at the left corner of the access door. Original painted dial has age darkened a little with paint loss on the edges of the dial pan, some touchup to the chapter ring and a small spot at the winding arbor. Hands and tablet with a little loss are original. A very nice clean label inside the bottom door. Ht 25” $1800-$2000

1046. Silas B. Terry, Terryville, Conn., long drop regulator wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with painted metal

1043.

Atkins, Whiting & Clock Co., Bristol, Conn., 30 day, wagon spring ripple molding wall timepiece, c1855 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in an old and possibly original finish in very nice condition with some minor damage on the bottom edge of the chisel or slant bottom and a repair to the right side of the bottom door. Original painted dial with scattered loss around the edge. Hands are original. Original tablet in bottom door with some restoration to the gilt decoration. Case has a type III wagon spring movement. Ht 25” $1500-$2000

1044. Unknown, 8 day, weight brass movement New Hampshire mirror clock or timepiece, c1830 We were not able to identify the maker of this unusual movement. Condition: Gilt front mirror case in very nice condition for its age with some wear on the dial bezel and some loss on the bottom sides. Original painted dial may have had the numbers strengthened and protected with looks to be varnish that has yellowed. The hands are original, but the hour hand has been repaired. Mirror is a replacement. Ht 31” $1500-$2000

1045.

Eastlake American Wall Clock, attributed to Herter Brothers, New York, 8 days, time only, weight driven Vienna regulator movement with white enamel dial and seconds bit in an extra deep walnut and burled walnut case with carved rosettes, engravings and turned urn finials, c1880 Condition: the clock is in excellent condition of the highest quality. The case retains its original finish with a 4” age crack to curved portion of burled base and an old split repair to the curved left side base molding. There are very minor flakes on some rosettes. The dial has been touched up along the outer chapter ring and the seconds bit has been reapplied. The pendulum stick has been repaired and the pendulum bob has been replaced. Ht 51” $1000$1500

dial and reverse painted lower tablet, c1855 Condition: the clock retains its original finish nicely rubbed down. The original dial retains its original paint with some flaking, especially between 1 & 2. The reverse painted tablet done in blue and gold is old and with plenty of age, however we have only seen this in black/ gold until now, so it may not be original. The label and paper beat scale are in excellent condition. The upper glass has a 4” crack near top. The clock has its original weight and gold leafed pendulum stick. We sold a similar example in our October 1, 2001 sale for $2100 plus 10% buyer’s premium. Ht 32 1/2” $1100-$1500

1047. 1048.

Tave r n Clock, Ma s sachusetts, p i n e c a s e w i t h m a hogany veneer, glazed 4 piece turned m a hogany bezel, Roman n u meral concave i r o n painted d i a l , black painted steel hands, 8 day t i m e o n l y movement, lead weight, and banjo style pendulum, c1825 Condition: Case refinished and with restoration, bezel replaced, dial replaced, hands are old, hand made reproductions of good quality, movement clean and ticking, old weight and pendulum, Ht 30” $1000-$1500

S e t h Thomas Clock C o . , Thomaston, Conn. earlier “Regul ator No. 2”, 8 day, weight brass movem e n t regul ator clock or timepiece, c1868 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some loss and repairs to the dial bezel. Original painted dial with scattered loss. Hands are original. Tablet appears to be old + original, but the design is paint, not gold leaf. Hands are original. The weight pulley is not original (originals can usually be found at a regional NAWCC meeting). An exceptionally nice label inside the case. Ht 34” $1000-$1300 1049. C. Jerome, New Haven, Ct., 8 day gallery timepiece, turned hardwood case with mahogany veneered front, glazed brass bezel with Roman numeral, signed white painted metal dial, black painted pierced spade hands, brass fusee movement on mahogany seat board, brass clad pendulum, rear door with printed paper label, and removable lower panel for pendulum access, c1850 Condition: Case refinished, veneer with minor repairs, some areas lifting, and one small loss at 7:30, dial good with some fading of figures, and minor losses, hands a bit short, very good label with minor dirt and staining, movement clean and running, D i a m eter 14 1/2” $800-$1200

1050.

Atkins C l o c k C o . , Bristol, Conn., 8 day, time and strike ripple m o l d ing wall clock, c 1 8 6 3 Condit i o n : R o s e w o o d veneered case in a decayed original finish with some veneer damage on the top strip of the panel in the chisel or slant bottom. Original painted dial with loss in the center area, around the winding arbors and in a couple of spots on the edge. Hands are original. Tablet may be original, but it is not what you usually find as these clocks normally have a black gold glass. Nice label inside the case. Ht 24” $600-$800

1051.

Litchfield Mfg. Co., Litchfield, Conn., 8 day, MOP paper mache lever movement wall timepiece, c1850 Condition: Black painted paper mache case in nice condition with MOP and original decoration with a small repair to the tip on the right side. . Original painted dial with some loss at the mounting screws, at the winding and setting arbor and a couple of small spots. Minute hand maybe a replacement. Remains of original signature on the dial. Movement is signed. Nice label on the back of the case. Ht 8 1/2” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $300-$400

1054.

1052. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office Calendar No. 5” wall clock, 8 days, time and perpetual calendar, weight driven movement in a mahogany case with painted metal dials, c1884 Condition: the case has been painted and antiqued and the lower center trim is absent. There are minor losses to the edges of the lower left door spandrel and other minor veneer flakes and blemishes. The dials are flaking and discolored and have been touched up. The clock retains its original weight and pendulum. We sold a similar example in our November 2009 auction for $20,700. Ht 50” $7000-$9000 1053. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Parlor Calendar No. 10” shelf clock, 8 days, time, strike and perpetual calend a r , weight driven movement in a walnut case w i t h painted metal dials, c1885 Condition: the case is refinished and has a glossy appearance. There are various crack repairs to the top. Both dials are new replacements. There is a new dial mount below calendar dial. We sold a similar example in our October 2001 auction for $8500 plus 10% buyer’s premium. Production date stenciled on rear = 5881H (August, 1885) Ht 36” $3000-$4000

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, CT, “Parlor Calendar No.8” walnut 8 day time and strike calendar shelf clock, dated 1885 Condition: except for t h e paper dials a n d rolle r s a r e r e placements, this rare clock is in very good condition with some nicks and scrapes on the old finish. The 1885 date code is stamped on the back, and the original instruction label remains inside the front door. A calendar hand is needed. Ht 28” $3000-$4000

1055. Welch, Spring & Co., for D. J. GALE, “Round Drop No. 2”, Astronomical calendar clock, 8-day time and strike, original painted dial showing patent date of Feb 1871, c1875 Condition: the case of this clock was refinished around 1970, and there is no graining, finish now with crazing. Approximately medium molasses in color. Only a third or so of label remains, torn and difficult to read. Otherwise it retains a super original dial, hands and pendulum. This clock has been hanging for the last 40 years in one place (I took it off the wall), and the movement is a bit dry and needs oiling. 12 inch dial. For additional details, see Tran Ly’s book on Calendar Clocks, pages 48 -- 56. Primary interest in this clock centers around the multiple indications, especially the equation of time dial above 6. Ht 30” $2500-$3500

1056. Seth Thom-

as Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office Calendar No. 3” or “Peanut” 8-day double dial calendar, c1868 Condition: the rosewood veneered case is in very nice condition with a smooth glossy surface. There is a repaired split at the door’s lower left side, but not noticeable. The dials were restored by Smallwood in 1974 and have very minor paint losses around the mounting screws. The S/T hands are correct; the paper rollers have darkened appropriately. The round movement looks clean, and there is a good black/gold label inside the door. Ht 24” $2000-$3000

1057.

Southern Calendar Clock Co., St. Louis, MO, “Fashion No. 3” 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar shelf clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in very nice condition. Original painted time dial with a couple of small flakes and a little wear at the winding arbors. Original calendar dial has some small flaked areas. Both dials have darkened slightly. Hands are original. Very clean calendar rollers. Nice set of original finials. Ht 32” $1700-$2400

1059.

Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., “ Round Head Regulator No. 4” 8 day, time and strike double dial BB Lewis calendar wall clock. Condition: Rosewood and rosewood veneered case in original finish with some scuff marks on the dial door. Original painted time dial with some minor loss at the mounting screws and in the center. Hands are original. Paper calendar dial has age darkened. Hands are original. Very nice label inside the case. Ht 29 1/2” $1200-$1500

1060. Ansonia Brass and Copper Co., Ansonia, Conn., “Terry’s

Patent Drop Extra Calendar” wall clock with 8 day time, strike and calendar spring driven movement in rosewood veneer case, c1872 Condition: a handwritten note inside the door indicates that the case was restored in 1967 in Ohio, and there are a few very small repairs and losses. The painted metal dial and month wheel look very good, perhaps restored at some time in the past. The top glass is old; the bottom is, too, with some gold paint loss. No label. Ht 26” $900-$1200

1061. 1058. E. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, Conn., “Ingraham Calendar”, 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar clock with a BB Lewis c a l e n d a r, c1881 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice clean condition with an age crack on the panel where the time dial mounts. Original time dial has age darkened a little. Hands are original with some paint loss on the small calendar hand on the time dial. Original lower calendar dial is pretty nice for its age. Ht 22” $1200-$1500

Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., “Round Head Regulator No. 4” 8 day, time and strike B.B. Lewis double dial calendar wall clock, c1878 This clock was made for the Spanish market. Condition: Rosewood and grain painted case in original finish with some scuffs to the finish and small piece missing on the right side bottom bracket. Original painted time dial has a partial circular scratch at about ten o’clock and a small paint chip at the right winding arbor. Original calendar dial has a light streak in the center area. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 33” $900-$1100

1062. The E. Ingraham & Co.,

Bristol, Conn., “Ionic Calendar” figure eight wall clock, 8 days, time and B.B. Lewis perpetual calendar, spring driven movement in a rosewood grained case with papered dials, c1880 Condition: the case retains its outstanding original graining. The papered dials are original. The Ingraham label on the lower portion of the backboard has darkened and the BB Lewis label covering the rear of the calendar mechanism has loss on the lower portion. Ht 29 1/2” $800-$1000

1063. Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., “Wagner B.W. Hanging”, 8 day, time and strike B.B. Lewis double dial calendar wall clock, c1878 This model was made for the Spanish market. Condition: Refinished walnut case in very nice condition. Original time dial with some minor stains. Original calendar dial in very fine condition. Hands are original. Finials are original. Ht 32 1/2” $800-$1000

1064. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.,

Ithaca, New York, “No. 4 Hanging Office” 30 day spring brass movement double dial calendar clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case with a couple of small dings. Original paper time dial has discolored a little and has stains on the edges and at the winding arbors. Original calendar dial has discolored as well with some stains on the edges. Hands are original with the minute hand repaired. Calendar rollers have age darkened. Signed time movement was made by E.N. Welch and supplied to Ithaca. Ht 29” $700-$900

1065. Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Office Calendar No. 4”, 8 day, spring brass movement wall calendar clock or timepiece, c1870 Condition: Refinished rosewood veneered case with a ding and some veneer loss on the bottom bezel, a couple of chips and small repairs on the top bezel and a couple of chips on the top edge. Original painted dial has minor loss at the mounting screws and at the winding arbor. Original calendar dial with minor loss at the mounting screws. Hands are original. Original calendar rollers have age darkened a little. Nice label inside the case. Ht 28” $700-$900 1066. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, New York, “No. 4 Hanging Office”, 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar wall clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice condition with a small repair on the top bezel. Original paper dial has some minor loss on the edge at eight o’clock and some stains. Original calendar dial has darkened on the outer edges and some attempted repairs to the numbers 25 to 28. The time dial hands are original. The calendar looks to be a replacement. Ht 28” $600-$800 1067. Reproduction by Pro Clocks, China, of Ithaca Clock Co. skeletonized 8 day time and strike calendar clock, on wood base under glass dome, modern Condition: this well-made copy is in very good original condition, with an older looking patina on the open-spring brass movement to provide a vintage appearance. The solid wood oval base and wavy glass dome are fine, offering a lower cost way to own this attractive model. Ht to top of dome 20.5” $500-$700

1068. Waterbury Clock

Co., Waterbury, CT, “Calendar No. 44” walnut 8 day time and strike calendar shelf clock, c1891 Condition: the old original finish shows just minor scratches, and the reverse paint glass is old and wavy. The calendar rollers are dark, but the two paper labels look newer, and no rear label remains. Ht 24” $500-$700

1069. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Calendar No. 44” 8 day, time and strike double dial calendar shelf clock, c1891 Condition: Oak case in original finish. This model is a little different from the one shown in the catalog as the catalog picture shows an incised panel between the upper and lower dials with a cross strip in the middle with a turned button on each end and a clear glass in the door. This clock does not show any evidence that it ever had these design features. The current glass looks to have been restored. Both dials look to have been repainted. Hands are original. Several labels on the back of the case. Ht 24” $500-$600 1070. Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Conn., “Italian No. 3”, 8 day time and strike double dial calendar clock, c1870 Condition: Rosewood veneered case in original finish with loss on the base and some small damage on the back edge of the curved top. There is wear at the door knob on the calendar door. Time dial has been repainted. Hands are possible replacements. Calendar dial is very clean and the hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 18” $450-$550

1071. Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., Ithaca, New York, “No. 10 Farmer’s” 8 day, time, strike and alarm double dial calendar shelf clock, c1880 Condition: Refinished walnut case in nice condition. Original time paper dial with loss at the mounting screws and soiled areas. Original calendar paper dial has loss at the mounting screws, soiled areas and cracks at the corners of the calendar openings. Hands are original. Backboard is a replacement. Calendar rollers are very clean. Ht 26” $400-$500

1072. Ithaca Calendar Clock

Co., Ithaca, New York, “No. 10 Farmer’s” , 8 day time and strike double dial calendar clock, c1880 Condition: Walnut case with in an old worn and possibly original finish. Original paper dials with some stains and slight yellowing. Hands are original. Backboard is a replacement. Original calendar rollers have age darkened. Ht 26” $300-$400

1073. English, Rolling Ball” Clock, on older wood base. unsigned, (no glass cover), c1995 Condition: this heavy copy of the Congreve clock has a large fusee, the timekeeping governed by a steel ball rolling on a grooved table, releasing a latch at the end of its travel, allowing the train to advance while the table tilts to the opposite end and the ball re-traces its original path in the other direction. The time is indicated on three elevated dials, minutes in the center, hours to the left and seconds to the right. The condition is very good but we have not tested its operation. Note there is no dust cover, so you will need to keep it in a cabinet. Height 15.5” on base $2000-$3000

1074. French large spelter figural 8 day swinger, c1900 Condition: the tall figure retains its old bronzed patina with some wear and scratches but no losses, and has both a signature and plate at the bottom “Nereides, Aug. Moreau”. The figure stands on a nicely marbleized and turned wood round base. The swinger has an unsigned time-only movement within the green-painted ball head. The lower green ball should be correctly reassembled, the top crest needs one attachment corrected, the suspension unit needs repair, and the minute hand is absent. This large model certain deserves restoration. Ht of figure 28”, ht of swinger 36” $2000-$3000 1075.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, New York, “Juno” ball swinger figural mantel clock, 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in a bronze finished ball case supported by a statue of the Roman goddess Juno, c1906 Condition: the statue retains its original finish now oxidized. The ball case and the decorative elements retain their original finishes, a dent has been removed at 3:00, otherwise excellent, untouched condition. Ht 28” $2000-$2500

1076. France, figural swinger, the patinated

spelter figure of a young woman carrying game birds and holding the clock aloft in her right hand, mounted to an ebonized cast iron base, 8 day time only movement mounted inside a brass sphere with cast ribbon ornament and applied Arabic numerals, Louis XV style hands, the lower section in gridiron style with smaller sphere at the bottom, c1900 Condition: good overall, losses to patination, figure lacquered, base repainted and with hairline crack, clock polished and lacquered, large sphere with cracks at joint, tip of hour hand broken, hands painted gold, running, Ht 25” $2000-$2500

1077.

France, gravity clock, 8 day time only movement with lever platform escapement, balance with self starting device attached to winding pinion, Roman numeral, white enamel dial with Arabic red 15 minute markers, blued steel spade and poker hands, all contained in a weighted mahogany case, wound and driven by a brass rack and pinion, supported on a mahogany stand with turned columns and brass feet, c1900 Condition: Case good overall with minor scratches, one repaired break at top of arch, and chip at bottom of left column, split in back section of clock case, 0feet replaced, appears to have had wooden feet originally, sheathing on brass rack with ripples, dial with minor scratches, chip and hairline in enamel at 5:00, hands good, movement with minor scratches, gummy, not running, balance staff ok, regulator broken, 2 movement mounting screws missing, Ht 15” $1800-$2200

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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, New York, “Fisher” ball swinger figural mantel clock, 8 days, time only, spring d r i v e n movement in a gilt finished ball case supported by a statue of a fisherman, c1880 Condition: the swinger arm has the original gilt finish to ball top and bottom. The arm is complete with a replaced suspension cover. The support arm for the swinger arm is a replacement. The statue has been nicely polished and now lacks finish. Ht 22 1/2” $1500-$2000

1079. Devon Clocks Ltd., England, mystery clock, design based

on John Schmidt’s 1808 patent “The Mysterious Circulator or Chronological Equilibrium”, the pivoted indicator with a pointer on one end, and the larger cylinder at the other containing the movement with revolving weights, all suspended between two gilt mermaid form supports, Roman numeral silvered chapter ring, on a green marble base with ball feet, base with brass plaque marked “Devon Clocks Ltd. 134/1500, c1980 Condition: good condition overall, minor marks on indicator, base with minor dirt and spots, running, Ht 10” $1500-$2000

1080.

Junghans, Germany, “Kangaroo” 8 day time only novelty swing clock on oak platform, c1910 Condition: this spelter statue has some small chips showing the white metal below (not brass as in the Asian reproductions The signed enamel dial has a faint hairline, and we hear ticking from the movement mounted in the head of the swinger. Ht 11.5” $1200-$1800

1081.

Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn. “Huntress Ball Swing” with 8 day, time only, spring driven movement in blue finished ball case supported by bronze finished statue, c1901 Condition: this clock has been professionally restored and is in excellent condition. Ht 25” $1200-$1500

1082.

Junghans, Germany, Globe Clock, 8 day time only movement, rectangular walnut case in the arts and crafts style, the door with beveled glasses and simple carving, metal Arabic numeral dial, blued steel hands, the top with 10” terrestrial globe by Ludw. Jul. Heymann, Berlin, the globe geared to the movement and rotating once in 24 hours, c1910 Condition: Case in old and probably original finish, a bit dirty, upper left cornice molding a bit loose, minor losses to surface, glasses good, dial poorly restored, hands good, movement runs and stops, would benefit from service, pendulum good, upper part of globe a bit dirty and with a very small loss just below Africa, otherwise very good, Ht 24” $1200-$1500

1083.

Dungan and Klump, Philadelphia, Penn., “Dickory, Dickory, Dock” Model No. 4 mouse novelty wall clock manufactured by Sessions Clock Co., 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in an oak case with metal numerals and white painted mouse indicator, c1912 Condition: the case retains its original finish with worn gilding. The label is absent on rear. The mouse has touch up paint and a replaced tail. Ht 35” $1100-$1400

1084. Franklin Mint reproduction of “The Old Royal Observatory Conical Pendulum Clock”, mahogany, glass and lacquered brass, 8 day fusee works, c1983 Condition: “An official issue of the National Maritime Museum”, this large and heavy fusee timepiece was produced in England for Franklin Mint. It is in very good original condition, with a few small corner dings, and includes its’ round glass dome. The horizontal movement is well made and will drive the rotating pendulum, but now may need service. The dial, including a moon phase indicator, is pristine. Fit into the base are the original brass winding bar and bubble level. Note the original price in 1983 was $2500, was limited to 1000 pieces. Ht to top of dome 26” $750-$1000 1085.

European version of the “flying pendulum” clock. This is an interesting clock, in that an odd movement has been converted to power a center shaft which flails the flying pendulum from post to post, while the time portion of the movement is regulated by a short pivoted pendulum with adjustable bob. Condition: although nicely copied from an original, the case to this clock is not old. Cherub and some of the trim are re-cast. Dial appears old or period. Hands made in an older style. Ticks ok, animation works but needs adjustment to keep it going. Ht 12” $500-$750

1086.

Junghans, Germany, “Elephant” model swinger, 8 day novelty timepiece, the patinated spelter elephant mounted to a molded beech wood base, his trunk supporting the gilt and patinated clock case/ pendulum, white enamel Arabic numeral dial with junghans logo, blued steel hands, 8 day time only movement, signed “Junghans Germany”,ca.1920 Condition: statue with good original patinated surface, dirty, base with minor marks, faux gilt finish on clock gone, dial and hands good, pendulum lower ornament replaced, running, Ht 11” $500-$700

1087. Ansonia Clock Co., Ansonia, Conn., “Jumper No. 2”, 30 hour, bobbing or bouncing doll novelty timepiece, c1886 Condition: Nickel plated case in nice as found condition. Original paper dial is stained. Hands are original. Doll is a modern replacement of the wrong design. Ht 14 1/2” $400-$500

1088. One Hand Clock Co.,

Warren, PA, timepiece with 9” dial, 720 minute divisions, c1930 Condition: there is an old patina on the cast brass stand, the brass bezel has some tarnish, and the paper dial is worn, spotted, and inpainted in one area. The center post has been repaired. The rear-wind movement ticks. Overall ht 12.5” $300-$500

1089. E. N. Welch Mfg. Co.,

Forestville Conn., “Briggs Rotary”, 30-hour novelty timepiece. Circa 1878. Condition: Clean timepiece with original painted base with some small chipped areas. Paper dial may have been replaced. Hands and nickel plated pendulum ball are original. Old glass dome appears to be original also. Ht 8.5” From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $275-$375

1090. French, Mathieu Laine, La Pendule Louis XVI, an ormolu lyre on a white marble base, the skeletonized movement forming the actual pendulum, suspended from a knife edge, with tic-tac escapement and count wheel striking on a bell, c1790. Condition: ormolu lyre frame shows minor oxidation on high spots, especially the sunburst, minor edge roughness to marble base. The dial has a small repair at minute marker 60 that could be improved, otherwise excellent considering its age. The plates of the movement are fretted out to reveal the wheels of both trains and the gilt hands are finely chased and original. Similar examples may be seen in LA PENDULE FRANCASIE, under the Louis XVI section, 1750-90, usually shown in part II, however some editions differ. A larger than average clock, Seems mechanically sound and does tick robustly and strike on rear bell; overall very good original condition. Ht 23” $12500-$16500

1091.

Berrolla, Rue Grenetat N. 4, a Paris, very unusual gilt bronze table or mantel clock with calendar, phases of the moon and retrograde displays, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement signed Pons on front plate, snake form bezel and silvered Roman numeral dial with aperture below center showing retrograde seconds, aperture in case front with scalloped edge displaying retrograde date, a round aperture below trimmed with gilt leaves and flowers showing phases of the moon, the moon disc painted with a smiling face and backed by a dark blue enamel sky with stars, these displays flanked by swans and cornucopias and other Grecian ornaments, the base with 3 silvered dials with scalloped edges, showing day of the week, date, and month, all dials with blued steel hands, the whole on rectangular feet, c1825 Condition: Case very good with minor rubs and scratches, gilding good with minor losses, dial with minor scratches and uneven toning, dial figures and signature with restoration, minute hand replaced, retrograde displays with minor toning, calendar dials with uneven wear & toning, calendar figures with restoration, movement good, dirty and with minor rust; ticks and strikes, retrograde seconds functional, rod for rate adjustment bent, bell replaced, hammer missing, retrograde date and moon phase not working, needs adjustment, calendar working, Ht 15 3/8” $10000-$15000

1092.

French, Le Roy & Cie, Mysterious timepiece, the movement contained within the ball of the pendulum and causing the pendulum to swing WITHOUT apparent impulse, the clock suspended from a patinated spelter female statue, leaning over a pond next to a fountain, with Paris foundry mark on the rear, c1885 Condition: the statue retains original finish with some nicks and scrapes around the base. Movement is signed Le Roy and with serial number 22060. We verified that the clock ticks, however it is out of beat and needs new suspension steel in the “3-point” mystery suspension. Movement is complete and sound, and serial number on compound pendulum matches the movement. Enamel trim on ring that surrounds the movement is very good. Note rear dust cover is a friction push fit, do not turn knurled knob to remove. Original numerals and hands on globe. Ht 23” $8000-$10000

1093. France, for Dent, 33 Cockspur St., London, 8 day perpetual calendar, time and strike pendule a Paris movement, counting the hours on a bell and with a single blow at the half hour, signed Roman numeral, white enamel dial above the lower white enamel calendar dial decorated with clouds and starry sky, with indications for day, date, month, and phases of the moon, blued steel hands, gilt bezels with beveled glass, all contained in a polished black slate case with inset red marble panels, engraved decoration with gilding, the base trimmed with brass and on turned feet, c1870 Condition: Case dirty, and with a few minor chips, repairs to upper and lower moldings and lower case corners, feet added, upper dial very good, dirty, loss to signature above center, address strong below center, time hands cleaned of their blue, calendar dial very good, dirty, calendar hands good with minor bends and some loss to blue, minor loss to gilding on bezels, glasses good, calendar movement functional, ticks and strikes, Ht 17” $4000-$6000 1094. French Industrial clock by Guilmet, “Steam Hammer”, with gilt

and patinated bronze case on a black slate base with gilt feet, the hammer forming part of the complex compound pendulum, rising and falling, appearing to strike the anvil as the clock ticks, 8 days, time and strike, movement signed Japy Freres, counting the hours and striking the half hour on a bell, also with Guilmet’s mark on the back plate, dial with applied gilt Roman numerals, with gilt spade hands, c1880 Condition: Case is dirty, but overall good with some wear and loss to the gilding, steel parts with light oxidation, lower portion of hammer replaced, top hold down finials replaced, small brass rod from lever on left to valve at top missing (simple constriction - see Roberts’ book titled “Mystery, Novelty & Fantasy Clocks”, base with a few minor chips/ flakes, numeral 2 on dial replaced, hands with minor oxidation, movement dirty but complete, back cover for movement missing (simple square of sheet brass) escapement functions, suspension is intact. Although dirty, I had this running on the edge of my desk for 2 days, so rest assured that other than noted, it is complete and sound, Bob S. Ht 18” $4000-$6000

1095. France, large crystal regulator with porcelain panels, gilt case with ogee molded base and top, the front and back with beveled glasses, the rear glass frosted, Arabic numeral dial painted on porcelain panel with genre scene below, showing an interior with a woman pouring wine for a colorfully dressed, seated man, marked “Theo. B. Starr New York” at 6:00, polished brass hands, the panels on the left and right side similarly decorated, and featuring colorfully dressed men enjoying wine, the right panel signed at lower right “DEVALER”, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement, striking on a gong, movement numbered 12979, the backs of the porcelain panels bearing that number as well, c1890 Condition: Case with restored gilding, a bit dirty and with marks from handling, front glass with flake at upper right, front porcelain panel with small flake at lower left, invisible with door closed, hands good, hand washer missing, left and right porcelain panels very good, rear glass panel with minor chips at 3 corners, movement ticks and strikes, would benefit from service, pendulum replaced $4500-$5500 1096.

Burslem, England, Doulton lighthouse form clock case with French movement, the black Chine case with luster bands and chrysanthemum decoration, ogee molded brass cap with pierced brass railing, lighthouse top with ribbed dome and finial, mounted with barometer, thermometers, and 8 day timepiece movement with cylinder escapement, Roman numeral silvered dial with blued steel distaff style hands, barometer with blued steel hand and gilt set hand, base marked “Doulton Burslem” in green below a crown, impressed “Doultons” and “Doulton & Slaters patent”, stamped “U.S. Patent 314002”, and with overglaze initials in script “WBJ”, c1890 Condition: base with minor flake at the screw hole for attaching the top, otherwise excellent, pierced brass railing needs attention, two of the post which secure it have breaks, note that there is no movement in the base, top will revolve manually on a pin in order to view the various displays, top slightly crooked, brass with some staining and tarnish, bezels and glasses good, time dial darkened and with minor scratches, barometer dial with scratches, hands good, movement running, condition of barometer unknown, centigrade thermometer with broken bulb, Ht 16 3/4” The initials WBJ on the base are those of William B. Johnson, who joined Doulton in 1882 as a flower painter, and eventually became head of the decorative department. The Doulton & Slaters Patent and US Patent 314002 refer to the Chine process, invented by John Slater, using cloth pressed into the wet clay, and creating the textured surface on the piece. $3000-$4000

1097. French Industrial Series light-

house mantel clock, 8 days, time only, revolving turret, barometer and thermometer, c1880 Condition: this example is in very good condition with a nice patina on the brass and good nickel plating on the top. The pierced brass railing needs to be resecured, and the small metal door covering the lower winding arbor is absent. The silvered dials show some wear. Both thermometer glass tubes are intact, the beveled glasses are good, the barometer language is Dutch. The small unsigned movement has a new balance platform which ticks briskly, and the spring motor in the base, which turns the beacon, also is operational. Ht 17” $3000-$4000

1098. Webster, Queen Victoria St., London, large bracket clock with

chiming on choice of bells or gongs, oak case with carved panels featuring oak leaves and acorns at the base, frieze, and top, front door with thick beveled glass, flanked by carved pilasters with Corinthian capitals, molded cornice with egg and dart molding, the case top finished with two capped plinths with carved paterae and topped with finials, solid balustrade with central arch carved with a scallop shell and lateral foliage, case sides with pierced wooden fret with fabric backing, and back door with brass lattice fret with fabric backing, beautiful composite dial with silvered ground, gilt, pierced flowing acanthus dial mask with engraved detail, silvered applied chapter ring with gilt Arabic numerals, dial center engraved with acanthus and Aesthetic motifs, top of dial with strike/ silent indicator, regulation dial, and chime selector, pierced, blued steel hands, very heavy, unsigned, fusee movement, chiming the quarters on bells (Whittington) or gongs (Westminster), and with large gong for counting the hours, original key, c1880 Condition: Case in an old and possibly original finish, a few minor chips and small dings, carving without significant damage, door and glass very good, case top with veneer checking, narrow side moldings at top of pilasters replaced, left fret very good, right fret with a few cracks, but without losses (one small piece loose but present), rear fret loose at bottom, finials replaced, dial very good with some darkening and toning, hands good, movement ticking, striking and chiming correctly, would benefit from cleaning, key for door locks missing, Ht 24” $4500-$6500

1099.

Tiffany & Co. Makers, New York, large mahogany bracket clock with quarter striking, mahogany case with cast brass scroll feet, brass Corinthian columns flanking the arched, cast brass door with acanthus leaf decoration and thick beveled glass, each side with fabric lined brass fret and heavy cast carrying handles, the four corners of the top with spherical brass finials, case back with mahogany door and fabric lined screen, thick brass composite dial with gilt spandrels, Arabic numeral silvered dial marked “Tiffany & Co. Makers”, dial arch with gilt putti flanking silvered Strike/ Silent indicator, pierced steel hands, very substantial brass movement with Brocot escapement, back plate marked “Tiffany & Co. Makers Patented Nov. 7th 1882” and with the number 716, full Westminster chimes and hour striking on 5 gongs, original pendulum and key, c1890 Condition: Case with minor splits and a separation at back of top, top with veneer lifting at back right, mahogany faded, brass hardware with some tarnish and loss of lacquer, front door with dark tarnish, door glass very good, rear door screen loose at lower right, fabric replaced, door locks with keys but not working, dial resilvered, ornaments cleaned and lacquered, engraved numerals painted, should be filled with black shellac, hands good, movement ticks and strikes, but the striking will need a fair amount of work, rack springs broken and soldered, one gong hammer with solder repair, movement would benefit from service, Ht 19 3/4”. While Tiffany often used imported movements in their clocks, this clock was made in the Tiffany Clock Shop in New York, under the supervision of Joseph Lindauer, who was in charge of operations in their clock manufacturing shop. The patent referenced on the back plate was held by Lindauer for a simplified striking mechanism, which was used in these clocks. The striking mechanism has a design flaw which does not re synchronize the Westminster chimes after the hour strikes, so the chimes often play the incorrect sequence at the various quarters. That said, this is a rare and impressive (and extremely heavy) clock by a desirable maker, and well worth restoring $3000-$5000

1100. John Mottram, London, miniature time only bracket clock with sweep seconds, the Regency style veneered mahogany case with multicolor bands of inlay and fine string inlay, brass bezel, brass carrying handle, and molded base with brass bracket feet, locking back door with old glass and ivory escutcheon, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with gold spade hands and black painted brass sweep second hand, 8 day fusee timepiece movement with shouldered plates, tapered, turned pillars, and recoil escapement outside the back plate, key wind and set from back, c1800 Condition: Case in an old, dark finish, losses to inlay at top and right of dial, case with some minor splits and veneer with checking, feet and carrying handle good, feet have been off the case, the case bottom leveled at the corners, and the feet reattached, brass hardware polished, bezel probably replaced, dial with scratches and a few minor flakes at edge, hour hand correct, minute hand repaired, seconds hand replaced, movement dirty, running, one movement mounting screw replaced, one missing, back plate with empty screw and steady pin hole near barrel arbor, pendulum repaired. Ht 11 5/8” to top of handle, a wonderful little clock that is well worth restoring $2000-$2500

1101. England, paper mache bracket clock, the Japanned case with a repeating, gilt leaf border, the front with floral swags, front of base with trailing vine and edged with a gilt line, case sides with trophies, top with central patera and floral sprays, cast brass carrying handles, brass bezel with convex glass, Arabic numeral, white painted sheet iron dial, brass hands, two train week going fusee movement with decorative engraving on back plate and pendulum, #213, c1820 Condition: case dirty and with losses to decoration, feet with chips and losses, base sagging a bit from weight of movement, Japanning with crazing and minor curling on case front at 9 - 10:00, and on the right side near the carrying handle, bezel and brass hardware correct, glass good, dial with inpainting and touch ups, and a pattern of crazing overall, minute hand replaced, rear door with replaced fabric, movement dirty, runs and strikes, reinforcement added to inside of case to distribute weight of movement, Ht 14 3/4” A rare survival, as the case is quite fragile, and it supports a very heavy movement. The case may have been made at Birmingham, Wolverhampton, or Pontypool, which were centers of production for Japanned wares during the 18th and 19th centuries. Much of the decoration remains, and could be cleaned by a qualified conservator. $1500-$2000 1102. Switzerland, Neuchatel bracket clock with original shelf, ebonized case with en grisaille ornament depicting roses and forget-me-nots, gilt, cast brass door with decoration resembling engine turning, gilt feet and trim and with gilt finial, deeply molded shelf with gilt trim and finial, and featuring a classical urn with flowers and gilt decoration, Roman numeral white enamel dial, with Arabic outer 5 minute markers, blued steel hands with gilt ornaments, 8 days, time and quarter strike movement with pin wheel escapement, probably grand sonnerie, on gongs, and with alarm function, alarm bell located on top of the case, c1810 Condition: Case with some separation at joints, varnish failing, painted decoration intact, gilding on case painted gold, but much gilding survives beneath the paint, a few losses to gesso on gilt surfaces, door dirty with minor losses to gilding, lower glass present, convex dial glass missing, dial with flakes and chips at winding holes, minor edge flakes, and minor hairlines, dial feet missing, hands good, minute hand with bends, gongs missing, movement missing crutch, 2 pins missing from escape wheel, gathering pallet missing, center arbor broken beyond front plate, hour wheel, cannon pinion and center arbor present, movement oily and dirty, pendulum missing, shelf good with minor touch ups to gilding, varnish failing, painted decoration intact, finial with area of loss at bottom, Ht 35 1/2” with shelf. Although this clock will need restoration, the presence of the original decoration makes it a desirable candidate for such treatment, and well worth the effort required. $1500-$2000

1103. George Grove, Cheapside, London, Regency bracket clock, mahogany case with brass inlay, sides with pierced brass frets, large ring handles with hollow stamped back plates turned feet, Roman numeral, white painted convex metal dial, blued steel Breguet style hands, brass bezel with convex glass, week going two train fusee movement striking the hours on a bell, inside of case with the case makers label, “William Cock Camp Writing Desk Inventor and Manufacturer Makes every Description of Clock & Spring Cases, Ladies and Gentlemen’s Dressing & Travelling Cases, Medicine Chests & c. Cock’s Buildings Hillgrove St. Bristol. Wholesale & for Exportation”, c1825 Condition: Case front with splits, loss to mahogany at fret on left side, minor veneer loss on front, brass inlay with some lifting, feet probably replaced, dial repainted, pendulum with repairs, bell replaced, ticks and strikes, Ht 17 1/2” $1200-$1600 1104. Lenzkirch, Germany, 3 train

quarter striking bracket clock, oak case of architectural design, the door with thick beveled glass, back door pierced and with fabric lining, silvered dial with Roman numeral chapter ring, the corners and center decorated with calligraphic style birds and flourishes, blued steel hands, brass movement with Westminster chime and hour striking on five gongs, pull repeat activated by pulling cord at right side of case Condition: Case good, narrow molding near top of case missing, loss to capital on left pilaster, minor bumps and dings, dial with scratches and spotting, calligraphic decoration added, hands with some oxidation, movement with tarnish, ticks and strikes, repeating not functioning correctly, Ht 17 1/2” $700-$1000

1105.

J.E. Caldwell & Co., English inlaid mahogany bracket clock with Winterhalder & Hofmeier German 8 day Westminster chime movement, c1900 Condition: the lancet style case has its original darkened finish, with a few minor dings, and has strips of silver inlay. The signed silvered dial has tarnished. The convex beveled glass is fine. The heavy square movement, with the W&H trademark, chimes the quarter hours on coil gongs. Ht 13.75” $600-$800

1106. Tiffany Louis XVI style 8 day time and strike reproduction bracket clock, made in Italy with German Westminster chime movement, 1982 Condition: this large and impressive clock, retailed by Tiffany, has hand painted floral designs, imitation cracquelure, cast brass figures, feet and accents, fancy brass dial with cartouche numbers, and patterned pendulum disk. The quarter-chiming 351050 Hermle movement is datestamped 82. Ht 30” $400-$600

1107.

Winterhalder & Hofmeier, Germany, arch top inlaid walnut and beveled glass 8 day 2 train Westminster chime mantel clock, c1910 Condition: the case, inlaid with lighter color wood strips, has been nicely refinished and has some minor age splits and shadow of a now absent presentation plate on the front. The beveled glass is fine, as is the silvered dial, but the hands are mismatched. The quality movement has the less common system of quarter chiming, with just the hour count at 12. Ht 12.5” $400-$600

1108. Winterhalder and Hofmeier, Schwarzenbach, Germany, oak 8 day quarter striking bracket clock, c1910 Condition: the heavy incised case, with inset brass castings, has an old smooth finish with a few small dings and a little veneer loss at the bottom of the composite dial. The thick beveled glass is fine; the rear door has a nice cutout harp. The square movement, with the W&H trademark, does two-note gongs on the quarters, and counts the hours. Ht 15” $400-$600

1112.

Tiffany & Co., New York, French porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the hand-painted China case, marked “Made in France” on the rear, is pristine and has applied gilt cast metal accents. The signed porcelain dial, also pristine, has a painted cherub floating in the clouds. The thick beveled glass has some flakes around the edge. The movement’s back plate carries the S. Marti Medaille de Bronze and the Tiffany stamps. Ht 10” $450-$650

1109. Ansonia Clock Co., New

York, “No. 506” porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, c1910 Condition: the hand painted case, with its Royal Bonn stamp, is in excellent condition with the expected light surface crazing. The signed porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The small round movement also has the company signature. Ht 16.5” $500-$800

1113. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, NY, “La Plata” Royal Bonn mantel clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement in a multicolor porcelain case with exposed escapement and white enamel dial, c1915 Condition: the clock is in good condition with no breaks or repairs. Ht 12” $400-$600

1110.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn,. porcelain 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1900 Condition: the hand painted case is in excellent condition with the expected light surface crazing. The porcelain dial, beveled glass, fancy cast brass dial center, and jeweled pallets are fine. The signed movement has rear rack and snail striking. Ht 14.5” $500-$800

1111.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “La Hontan” Royal Bonn 8 day time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1900 Condition: this model is not shown in Ly but is clearly labeled on the back with the Royal Bonn stamp. Except for a chip at the bottom of a rear foot, and a small crack in the beveled glass, the handpainted case is in excellent condition with slight wear to the gold accents. The fancy dial also is unusual; the small round movement is properly signed. Ht 10” $500-$700

1114. French porcelain 8 day time and strike thread suspension mantel clock, c1840 Condition: the colorful case has just one minor repair and small chip at the very top, and would originally been under a glass dome so there is no hinged bezel or rear door. The back plate of the movement has both the Vincenti Medaille D’Argent stamp and the name “Ed. Potonif ”. Half-hour striking by count wheel and bell. The ornate hands are mismatched. Ht 13” $400-$600

1115.

1118. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., Delft style porcelain 8 day time and strike small mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the hand painted case is in excellent condition with no damage or losses. The porcelain dial, fancy brass dial center, beveled glass, and beaded bezel all are fine, but the rear door is absent. The small signed movement strikes on a bell. Ht 9” $250-$400

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, , 8 day time and strike Delft style porcelain mantel clock, c1900 Condition: the blue and white hand-painted case has no damage or losses, with just the faintest of surface crazing. The paper dial has darkened behind the fancy brass mask, and one dial grommet is absent. Movement is signed. Ht 11” $350-$550

1116. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “No. 502” 8 day time and strike Royal Bonn porcelain mantel clock, visible escapement, c1895 Condition: the hand painted pink case is intact except for a repair at the very top, and most of the gold striping remains. The signed porcelain dial has hairlines by 5 and 10; the pallets pins are steel. The beveled glass, and its fancy cast bezel, are both okay. Ht 13.5” $300-$500 1117.

French Delft style 8 day time and strike porcelain mantel clock, A.D. Mougin works, c1900 Condition: Except for a small chip on the back of a rear foot, the hand-painted case is in very good condition. The porcelain dial and beveled glass are fine. The signed movement, “Deux Medailles”, strikes with count wheel and bell. Ht 11” $250-$400

1119.

Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Parlor No. 93” 8 day time and strike porcelain mantel clock, c1896 Condition: this model does not appear in Ly’s upcoming Waterbury Volume 2, but we can just decipher the paper label on the back of the case. The China case is intact with just the expected light crazing of the fired finish, and the rear door is absent. The paper dial is dark and worn, the brass bezel is tarnished, the flat glass is okay. The small nickel plated movement is signed, and strikes on a coil gong. Ht 10.25” $200-$300

1122. Mayer, Germany,

1120. Germany, year going crystal regulator, matte finish lacquered brass case, with beveled glasses, the side glasses with etched designs, gilt dial mat with Arabic numeral, white enamel dial, blued steel hands, rectangular brass movement with 3 plates, resting atop 4 turned pillars attached to the case bottom, large barrel and fusee located behind the train wheels and escapement, dead beat escapement with adjustable pallets, c1920 Condition: Case cleaned and relacquered, left glass with 1/8” wide sliver missing from top edge, rear glass with flakes/ chips at 2 corners, dial with hairline from 6:00 to center, hands good with a few minor spots of oxide, movement running, original pendulum, 10 7/8” $3500-$5500

Art Deco brass 400-day anniversary time only clock with glass dome, c1935 Condition: this rare model is an appealing rectilinear Art Deco adaptation of the traditional style, with a patterned dial and bold numbers, stepped pediment, and rectangular coppercolor weights on the rotating pendulum. There are scratches and tarnish which require some restoration. The movement is also marked Ges. Gesch. The dome may be too tall. Ht. to top of dome 14.5” $250-$400

1121.

Germany, year running crystal regulator, gilt brass c a s e w i t h green o n y x top and base, the stone with areas of white and red, beveled glasses, gilt, engine turned bezel, Arabic numeral white enamel dial with floral garland decoration, blued steel spade hands, rectangular brass movement with disc pendulum, back plate marked “Patent Angemeldet/ Patents Applied”, c1900 Condition: case with spotting and losses to gilding, onyx base with minor scratches, and a few flakes and chips, left glass with minor chip at top on inside, bezel with good gilding, dial very good, hands with minor oxidation, movement fully wound, escapement functional, but will probably require service, pendulum dirty and with minor discoloration, one screw for attaching turned balusters at top of pendulum missing, Ht 11/12” $1800-$2500

1123. English,

2-fusee skeleton clock, striking full hours on a gong behind and half hours on bell, frame signed Smith & Sons on a small silvered brass plaque near bottom, the whole on a wooden base, c1875 Condition: the clock is now on a wooden base that fits the old rectangular glass dome. The dome has an 8” crack at one corner that has been glued over in an effort to stabilize it. The clock is mechanically sound, complete with chains intact, a nicely fretted dial and old hands. Pendulum is a quality replacement. A similar clock with this same frame is shown in Roberts book titled “British Skeleton Clocks”, page 136, fig 22. Ht of clock frame and bell spire = 17”, overall with dome and base = 25” $2750-$3750

1124. English, single fusee timepiece

skeleton clock, attributed to John Smith & Sons, Clerkenwell, and with an old dome and base, c1875 Condition: retains original chain on fusee, and original pendulum and dial, good 5 spoke wheel work. Overall a nice example of English workmanship. Runs but would benefit from cleaning. Ht of clock frame = 12” overall with dome and base = 15.4” $800$1200

1125. Single fusee, gothic style skeleton,

time & single hour strike, european origin, mid 20th century, with old glass dome and base. Condition: there is now a cable on the fusee, fretted brass dial has loss to silvering, pillars are simple straight lined, wheels are 4 spoke; suspension spring needs replacing. Overall ht with dome 16” $700$900

1126. English, single fusee timepiece

skeleton clock, in a rafter style frame, and with a simple silvered brass chapter ring, the movement with cable from spring barrel to fusee, no dome, c1850 Condition: this is a clock of average quality, with 4 spoke wheels, finely shaped pillars and good original lead filled pendulum. Ticking robustly. Ht including wooden base = 11” $600-$800

1127. English, fusee mantle clock timepiece,

with rare pendulum detent escapement, indicating true seconds on subsidiary dial above 6, c1890 Condition: oak case with burled interior has been refinished. Internal brass columns and mountings have been polished and lacquered. Movement is in pretty good mechanical condition and pendulum is ‘snapping’ from second to second; shows a little recoil which could use adjustment. These are an uncommon English table regulator, all by the same maker, unsigned. Pendulum has a distortion on one side from being dropped. Ht 18” $3000-$4000

1128. Eureka Clock Co., London, gallery clock,

turned mahogany front mounted to a dovetailed mahogany case with battery compartment at lower right, brass bezel, Roman numeral white painted metal dial, black painted steel hands, dial center with cutout revealing the Eureka electric movement with large balance wheel, serial #5144, c1910 Condition: case very good with a few minor marks and scratches, case top missing about 1/2”, appears to have been cut off to clear a ceiling, front with minor splits, bezel polished, glass good, bezel could be moved a bit to the left in order to center it, dial with minor chips, and overall crazing, hands are of correct style, made of painted aluminum, and may be replaced, movement looks good, balance free, has had a capacitor added to the coil, also has a new battery holder, and an internal switch, running. Diameter 19”. See “The Eureka Clock” by Alan Shenton, page 25 for a 14” gallery of the same design $1400-$2000

1129. J. Bennett, Norwich, English mahogany 8 day weight driven time only tavern wall clock, c1810 Condition: the case and dial have been nicely restored, and the hands are repainted. The heavy brass works, with recoil escapement, are clean, and the long case pendulum is old. Walker-Finnemore, Birmingham, is cast into the dial false plate, and there are many repair notes and dates on the back of the dial. The maker, James Bennett, was born in 1760. Ht $1500$2000 1130. English carved wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven, double fusee movement in a well carved oak case with removable hood, full carved and reeded columns flanking carved trunk door, nicely carved North Wind base and painted iron dial, c1890 Condition: this clock has been assembled from period parts including movement and case, which retains its original finish and has a very impressive look. There is some damage to trim and moldings. The pendulum stick has been broken near bob. The period hands are not original to the dial. Ht $1000-$1500

1131.

English mahogany barrel form 8 day, fusee spring brass movement wall clock or timepiece, c1815 The dial is signed “Smart”, who might possibly be Benjamin Smart a London clockmaker who worked from 1797-1818 located at 35 Firth Street. The two “ears” would suggest that this timepiece may have been built into some larger structure. There are three holes in the case at the six o’clock position that would suggest this timepiece was mounted onto a stand with three pins. Condition: Mahogany veneered case in nice condition with some splits and a raised area caused by differences in case construction. Original painted dial has some paint loss in the center area and in places on the outer edge. Hands are original. The small hand at 12 o’clock is for regulating the pendulum. Original heavy case bezel with a small lock. A very nice decorative heavy plate chain drive fusee movement. Ht $400-$600

1132. W. Holland, Rock Ferry, Birkenhead, English oak 8 day fusee time only wall clock, c1890 Condition: the solid oak case, with hinged doors on the sides and bottom, has been nicely refinished The signed painted metal dial has just minor wear, fading, and one small inpainted area, last 3 letter of Ferry gone. The single chain fusee unsigned movement includes a correct pendulum. Overall diameter 16.5” $350-$550 1133.

F.W. Elliott, Croydon, England, Japanned wood 8 day time and strike small bracket clock, 1972 Condition: the Asian motif decorated case has just a few small worn areas, and the composite signed dial is fine. The heavy signed movement, number 11680, ticks and strikes but the balancewheel beat sounds like the platform needs attention. Strikes the half hours and a bottom bell. Ht to handle top 10.5” $300-$450

1134.

German, Lenzkirch, immense and ornate “Freischwinger” or free-swinger with pendulum open in bottom section, serial #824349, c1885 Condition: this clock is a Lenzkirch collectors dream. Was imported to the US in 1968 and has been in storage since. Both case and movement are dirty. Note movement mounting sets up on a block to bring dial flush with the door. Sometimes this indicates a marriage, but in this case it was done because of the extra deep case; there is no evidence of tampering. Not immediately evident in the movement are the dozens of decorative bronze castings, since they have all turned dark brown. In spite of having 3 major references on Lenzkirch, we could not find this exact case in a book (send us an email if you know the model) Charts of serial numbers vary quite a bit, but we can safely say that this is 4th quarter of 1800s. Thumbscrews for movement mount are lacking. Some nicks and scrapes to case commensurate with its age. With the many turnings and finial tips in bronze, this is a very heavy clock. We recommend blanket wrap delivery. Ht 52” $3000-$4000

1135. French picture clock, oil on canvas, 8 day time and strike movement by Chaumont, Paris, with 4-tune music box, c1880 Condition: this is a better-than-average example, with the clock face showing in the scene’s church steeple. The unsigned painting portrays a riverside village with a fisherman, etc., and has been nicely repaired long ago with a few patches on the reverse side. The signed thread-suspension movement strikes on a gong and also actuates the very nice sounding large music box mounted above which has selector switches accessed through a brass plate on the side of the case. One sticker lists the four tunes; the smaller round one advertises a clockmaker in Brugge. We were able to produce a slow melody, but service will be needed on both movements, and their linkages. The frame has its gilding mostly intact, and measures 22” x 27” $2000-$3000

1136. Swiss, with French spring wound pendulum movement, castle style automaton, with monkey appearing as a conductor, moving his arm to indicate the striking of the gong; c1875 Condition: this clock was most likely carved in the Interlaken area, a region well known for carved cases, both figural and architectural. The exterior of the case is incised to simulate brick, the top cut to simulate shingles and the dial flanked by Corinthian columns with gilt metal trimmings. The steeple does separate from the main case for service of the “monkey linkage”. There are some missing bits of brass trim and some nicks and scrapes to the case; front panel with dry split, all commensurate with its’ age. The well made French time and strike movement goes for 8+ days; although it ticks and tries to strike, it would benefit from service. The gilt dial with cartouche numerals is exceptional and very clean. The linkage to the monkey’s arm, with counterweight, needs adjusting. Overall an interesting clock for the novelty collector. Ht 44” $2000-$3000

1137. Austrian Gebruder Resch, 3-weight Grand Sonnerie wall clock, extra large, with profuse carvings and extra moldings, serial #100000--66384, dial with retailers name = Johann Greiner, Graz, c1880 Condition: overall excellent condition. all numbers match on mounting bracket movement and pendulum. Note that this case is extra deep, and a one inch block is used to space the movement out from the back board, however there is no bracket of later tampering. Pattern on weights, pendulum and dial is etched in, not engraved, and the scrolling pattern on pendulum and weights does not quite match the leafy pattern on the dial center. The case features a large dentil treatment above dial, and a well pendulum female bust at top. Dial is flanked by two full round and reeded columns, and surrounded by a deeply carved bezel, the lower pendulum of this double door design with well detailed pilasters. Very heavy door is held in place by pendulum robust lock and original key. This one of a kind case was likely commissioned to match a set of dining room furniture. This clock weights approx 65 pounds and we suggest a stronger wall wall hanger. Ht 64” $2000-$2500

1138. Laterndluhr, Vienna, 8-day time and strike period movement in a modern inlaid walnut or mahogany 9-light hanging case. Condition: this is a well-made detailed case in excellent condition (an original would be many times more costly). The movement is c1880 with a pristine porcelain dial, brass weights with a few small dents and tarnish, and brass pendulum with slight tarnish. The two movement holddown bolts are absent, so the movement is loose in the case, but these are easily replaced. Very fragile for shipping. Ht 34” $1500-$2500 1139. Austrian, bench made, 3-weight “Vienna Regulator” in an ebonized case with mother of pearl and brass inlay, serial # 65831, c1895 Condition: there are some scrapes on the ebonizing, and some corner wear commensurate with the age of this item. Well made movement is complete and sound, and still with strike shut off intact. Pulleys match. Art Nouveau decorations applied to dial center, pendulum and weights, not an exact match, but of the same style. Impressive, and all of the inlay is intact. Note the case will need a new rear hanger for safety.. Ht: 57” $1750-$2250 1140.

Dutch Stoelklok, painted wood and cast metal time and strike wall clock, 30 hour weight driven, c1790 Condition: this old decorative clock is in as-found condition, ready for restoration. The soft metal castings are bent and separated in places, and the finish has darkened over the hand painting. The posted movement has its chain and pulley but will need a proper weight and pendulum. Ht 26” $1500-$2000

1141. Austrian, Josef Timmel in Wien, 2nd Baroque style “Vienna Regulator”, 3-weight, grand sonnerie, c1890 Condition: has not been serviced and needs cleaning & stringing, however is in very good original condition. This movement is of exceptional quality, bench made to Austrian standards; pendulum bob is cast full of lead, and with matched 5 star pulleys. Beat scale is perfect, as is dial. This case is also with outstanding detail and finish. Ht 45” $1000-$1500 1142. F. Kroeber, New York, “Vienna regulator No. 0” walnut time only weight driven wall clock, c1875 Condition: this rare small model has been nicely refinished some time ago, there are some minor age splits, and the ebonized turnings are fine. The unsigned numbered movement probably is German. The porcelain dial has a tiny chip on the edge of the inner disk, and the beat scale has some cracks. The brass pendulum and weight have an old patina, the weight shell has small dents at the top. The lower stabilizers are present, but not their pointed screws. The glass is wavy. Ht 32” $1000-$1500 1143. German, Lenzkirch extra large dark oak cartel or Gutsherrenuhr 14 day, gong strike, with fancy square brass dial, serial #88790, c1865 Condition: finely detailed case retains an old, if not original finish, worn on some high spots. The movement needs cleaning; has some very minor surface rust. Has a strong Lenzkirch trademark on the rear plate. Very top finial replaced (inside case after photo balance all appear original. Lots of look for the money. Other Gutsherrenuhr can be found in the book titled “150 Jahre Lenzkircher Uhren”, a good overall Lenzkircher for Lenzkirch collectors. Ht 39” $900-$1400

1144. Japanese, double

foliot lantern clock, large, “Nicho Tenpu Yaguradokei”, 30 hour, steel framed movement with tooled brass covers, now on a purpose made wall bracket and with later weights Condition: although the wall bracket and weights are modern, the clock itself is otherwise c1790 and in very good original condition. Small dent in dial. Larger lanterns like this [16” ht] often occur on a floor base, which may be a simple trapezoid paneled affair, or open with delicate curved legs. For centuries, the japanese divided the day into 6 daylight hours and 6 night time hours, and their clocks designed to vary the length of each hour to correspond with the daylight offered by the sun. The work day and study day were thus longer in the summer and shorter in the winter. Levers within the movement rise to change from the small foliot to the large foliot, and every few days the little weights on the foliot are adjusted manually outward or inward to change the length of the hours. Small alarm weight and rope are lacking. From the collection of the late Rose Brandt. $900-$1200

1145.

Gustav Becker, Germany, walnut 8 day 3 weight grand sonnerie Vienna regulator wall clock, c1872 Condition: the elaborate carved and turned case has an old dull finish but no losses. One small side molding piece is detached but inside the case. The original crest has been nailed into position. The fancy metal dial matches the pattern on the weight, pulleys, and pendulum bob, but one of the weights is absent. The cast brass beat scale also is fancy and old. Both glasses are modern, held by glazier points. The signed Medaille D’Or movement, number 92153, does its quarter hours, but needs adjustment. Ht 49” $700-$1100

1146.

Austria, zappler clock with base and dome, pressed brass case with bright and matte surfaces, decorated with rococo ornament and with three armed male figures, ebonized wooden base on tiny wooden feet, Roman numeral white enamel dial with steel spade hands, 30 hour time only movement with tic-tac escapement and pendulum swinging in front of the dial, all under a glass dome, c1860 Condition: Case very good with decorative surfaces intact, missing one small brad used to attach it to the base, dial dirty, with minor scratches, and chips at center arbor, hands with rust, minute hand bent, base very good, one foot replaced, movement running, dome very good, Ht 7” (clock only), 9 1/2” with base and dome $700-$1000

1147. Gustav Becker, Germany, “Vienna Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time, rod quarter strike - Grand Sonnerie, three weight driven movement in a walnut alt Deutsch case, c1890 Condition: the case top is a high quality and professional new replacement. The Becker pulleys are present. The multicolor enamel dial has no hairlines and the dial center, weights and pendulum have matching engraving. Ht 55” $750-$950

1148.

Austrian 60 hour grand sonnerie figural walnut and glass mirror mantel clock, c1850 Condition: the elaborate case has no serious losses or damage, and the well-carved female figures and top eagle (repaired at head) retain their gilding. Fancy cast brass ornaments, pendulum and bezel are fine. The porcelain dial also is good, but the calendar pointer is absent. The three-spring movement, with thread suspension, strikes bells on the quarters. Ht 19” $700-$900

1149. Austrian, Vienna regulator wall clock, 8 days, time, strike and grande sonnerie, three brass weight driven “Remember” movement by Gebruder Resch in carved walnut case with half round columns flanking the door and top pediment with white enamel dial, c1880 Condition: the case is in very good original condition including finish nicely rubbed down and original pediment. The movement appears to be a period replacement with a mounting block added to accommodate the depth of the case. The rating assembly is bent at the bottom. Ht 65” $700-$900

1150. Gus-

tav Becker, Freiburg, Germany, Vienna regulator wall clock, 8 days, time, strike and Grande Sonnerie, three brass weight driven movement in a walnut and walnut veneer case with two part white enamel dial and second’s bit, c1890 s#30036 Condition: the case has been refinished and needs more finish and the lower right finial has a broken tip.. One weight has had the hook replaced. The left side glass is absent. Ht 51” $700-$900

1151. Lenzkirch, Germany, walnut

8 day quarter strike petit sonnerie wall clock, c1901 Condition: the ornate case has an old finish, with a few veneer chips and some finials needing repair and reattachment. The silvered dial has some tarnish. The porcelain beat scale, R/A grid iron pendulum, and ornate gong stand are fine. The signed movement is numbered “one million” 284765. The seat board retaining screws are absent, so note that movement on its board is free to slide out. Ht 49” $600-$900

1152.

Switzerland, Neuchatel bracket clock, stained wooden case with cast brass ornament in the rococo style, top with gilt finial, glazed brass door with C scrolls and foliate ornament, Roman numeral, white enamel dial with Arabic outer 5 minute markers, brass 8 day time and strike movement, verge escapement and silk thread pendulum, striking on a bell, c1770 Condition: Case refinished, removable top replaced finial replaced, cast ornament polished and with polish residue, no gilding remains, door glass good, side glasses missing, dial with repaired losses at center, hairlines, and chip at 6:00, hour hand replaced, movement ticking, strike continually runs, strike locking pin missing, rack tail needs work, rack spring needs adjustment or replacement, one empty stud on front plate, strike hammer missing end, with pendulum, Ht 24” $500-$800

1153. German, Gustav Becker, 3-weight, grand sonnerie, “Vienna Regulator”, finely engraved dial center, weights and pendulum, in an over-size oak case with carved top piece and fluted finials, c1890 Condition: the Becker movement is not original to this case, and there is a block of wood added to the case back to bring the dial up to the door glass, and that block is too thick, such that the door will not close. Although the brass dial and weights are polished, the movement itself, though complete, is very dirty and will need cleaning before operation. In spite of the work needed this is a case with extra detail and is very eye catching. Ht 64” $500-$750 1154. Austrian, Franz Under, Wien,

unusual cherry cased “Vienna Regulator”, 8-day time, with unusual Nouveau or Jugendstil dial, c1910 Condition: chips to top molding, right corner, and top left return molding one side glass needs replacing. If I had not taken off the import stickers, we would almost think this cherry case was American as it is similar to models produced by New Haven. Moreover, every molding is accented with gold, now worn. The bench made movement is over-size, and high quality. Spade hands are original. Weight and pulley good, pendulum with small dent. Porcelain enamel dial with spider and hairline. Ht 48” $400-$600

1155. German, Gustav Becker, Freiburg, serial #366239, 2-weight Alt Deutsch “Vienna Regulator”, in a walnut veneered case with carved half columns and old top, C,1880 Condition: movement is dirty, and lacks one winding grommet, otherwise complete and sound. Center bottom finial lacking. Overall a clean clock in very good original condition. Has been in storage in California for the last 40 years. Ht 49” $400-$600

1159. Lenzkirch, Germany, R/A wal1156. Gustav Becker, Germany, “Vi-

enna Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, two weight driven movement in a walnut alt Deutsch case, c1890 Condition: the case top is a period replacement. The movement is original. The white enamel dial has no hairlines and the dial center and pendulum have matching engraving. There is an age split in the center of the door. This is a good example in fine condition. Ht 51” $400-$600

1157. Gustav Becker, Silesia, Germany, “Vienna Regulator” wall clock, 8 days, time and gong strike, spring driven movement in a walnut case with turned half columns, mirrored side panels and top crest with Jenny Lind head and turned ornamentation. The dial is multicolor enamel, c1880 Condition: the case retains its original finish and original top with two replaced finials on top. The enamel dial has crack repairs across the bottom from 8 to 5. The mirror side panels are period and original and one of the four mirrors is cracked. Ht 51” $400-$600 1158. Picture clock for

tourist trade, European, gold painted frame and waterfront village signed scene, Hamburg American time only balance wheel movement, 2-tune music box, with coin slot, early 20th century Condition: this may be made of some originally unrelated components since we see signs that the rear enclosure was first larger and the coin chute is no longer functional. The painting is somewhat primitive but colorful; the porcelain dial has hairlines. There is an old label accompanying the music box; the small movement has the crossed-arrows trademark. Overall size 20.5” x 25.5” $400-$600

nut 8 day time and strike spring wound wall clock, c1880 Condition: the case has nicely matched veneers, ebonized turnings, and an original finish with some minor blemishes. The enamel dial and pendulum disk are fine, the movement is signed and numbered 528154, Ht 33” $350-$550

1160. Vienna regulator wall clock, 8

days, time and strike, two brass weight driven movement in a walnut and burled walnut veneer case with ebonized trim and two part white enamel dial and second’s bit, c1900 serial #57145 Condition: the case has some minor veneer chips. The dial is restored and the minute hand has a solder repair. The two upper finials are replacements and there are minor age splits in the case. This example has a great look. Ht 48” $400-$500

1161. Vienna regulator wall clock, 8

days, time and strike, two brass weight driven movement in a walnut and walnut veneer case with ebonized trim and two part white enamel dial and second’s bit, c1900 serial #157587 Condition: the clock is in good condition. Two of the finials may be replacements. There are no hairlines in the dial. Ht 50” $400$500

1162. Gustav Becker, Freiburg, Germany, Vienna regulator wall clock, 8 days, time and strike. two brass weight driven movement in a walnut and walnut veneer case with two part white enamel dial and second’s bit, serial #367788 c1900 Condition: the clock is in good condition with some worm holes along left side. The top and lower finial are replacements. There are no hairlines in the dial. Ht 44” $350-$450

1165. Black Forest German carved wood 8 day time and strike spring wound shelf cuckoo clock, movement stamped G.H.S., c1880 Condition: this large and elaborately carved clock is in very good condition with its original dark surface and no losses or damage. The crest has a welldone squirrel at the top. The hands have a thick white coat of paint which could be improved. The signed movement has cast plates, and the functioning bellows have been recently renewed. Ht to top of crest 23” $400-$600 1166. German, Black Forest, pic-

1163.

German Black Forest carved wood figural shelf clock with French time-only movement, c1880 Condition: this is a large elaborately carved piece with a realistic life-size bird on the top, and more birds below. There is no noticeable damage or losses, and the wood retains a nice old patina. The porcelain dial, thick beveled glass, and cast bezel all are fine. The movement is unsigned and should be secured better in the case. The back door needs to be reattached to its hinges. Ht 22” $900-$1200

ture frame 30 hour weight driven wall clock, c1850 Condition: the dial and picture are reverse paint on glass, and are in very good condition with some lifting of paint in the lower scene. The black paint is old with some minor chips, and the front clear glass is wavy. The gilding around the dial also is very nice with just some minor cracks and splits. The small movement has wood plates. There is an inked watch-form stamp on the back panel reading “Christ Stetenfeld, Uhrmacher”. The small cylinder weights have an old patina on the brass, but the pendulum is absent. Ht 12.5” $250-$400

1164.

German Black Forest, PHS, “Augenwender” moving eyes and cuckoo two weight 30hour painted wood wall clock, c1850 Condition: this clock is a rare combination of moving eyes, in a large feline, and cuckoo, made for the Asian market. The surface and paint are old, with some flaking, and the cat is well drawn. The porcelain dial has some hairlines. The cast plate movement has the PHS running hare trademark, and the bellows will need renewal. The carved wood bird is detached and not original, and its little door is absent. More information is in Justin Miller’s important 2012 book “Rare and Unusual Black Forest Clocks”. Ht 14.5” $500-$800

1167. Seth Thomas, Plymouth,

Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement off center pillar and scroll mantel clock, c1825 Condition: Refinished mahogany and mahogany veneered case with a small repair on the lower left corner of the door, small damage to the scroll tips on the bottom skirt and repairs to the feet. Original wood dial was professionally restored in 2005. Scrolls are original and intact. The top pulley on the strike side will need to be restored. Hands are original. Tablet is a replacement. Original set of Seth Thomas Finials. Minute hand is correct, hour hand is proper style, but a bit too small. Ht 28” $2500-$3500

1169.

1168. Connecticut banjo, 30 hour, time and strike, two weight driven, wooden works movement in a mahogany veneered case with painted wooden dial, c1830 Condition: the case retains its original finish with a well figured crotch mahogany throat panel. The lower panel is painted glass depicting lilies and pond, and although old, is not original. The case backboard may be a replacement. There is minor veneer flaking here and there. The wooden dial is original and bright. Hands are old. Ht 34 3/4”” $2000-$2500

S e t h Thomas, Plymo u t h , Conn., 30 hour, time and strike w o o d movement pillar & scroll shelf clock, c1825 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice condition with a repair to the right scroll, at the door near 12 o’clock and at the cross strip. Original painted dial has shrinkage loss across the center area. Tablet is not original. Hands are original. Movement is by Seth Thomas. Very clean label inside the case. Nice set of original finials. Ht 29” $600-$800

1170.

Norris North, Torrington, Conn., 30 hour, weight wood movement half column and splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in nice condition in original finish. The two chimney blocks have been replaced. The splat looks to be original. Stenciling on the columns appears to be original. Original tablet is now cracked. Original painted dial is fairly clean for its age with some soiled area around the winding arbors. Clean label with some loss inside the case. Ht 26” $600-$900

1173.

Silas Hoadley, Plymouth, Conn., 30 hour, time, strike and alarm weight upside down wood movement “Franklin” half column & splat shelf clock. c.1830 Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case in nice clean condition. Top has been restored. Alarm hand is missing. Original painted dial with a narrow band of loss in the center area. Stenciling on the columns and splat may have been restored. Bottom tablet and mirror are original. Hands are original. Nice label inside the case. Ht 37” $400-$600

1171. Mitchell & Atkins, Bris-

tol, Conn., 30 hour time and strike weight wood movement half column and carved splat shelf clock. c.1831. Condition: Refinished mahogany veneered case with some small small repairs on the base, at the door lock and at the top below the splat. Original painted dial has wear and scattered paint loss. Bell has been replaced with a wire gong. Stenciling on the columns looks to have been restored. Tablet is original with restoration to lost areas. Period hands. Pineapple finials maybe original. Ht 30” $600-$800

1172. France, unusual crystal regula-

tor, brass case with beveled glasses, the front door flanked by cut glass columns with engine turned capitals and bases, gilt bead and leaf ornamented bezel with Arabic numeral white enamel dial decorated with floral garlands, gilt Louis XV hands, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement with Brocot escapement and coil gong, movement signed F. Pelissier France, and also with the mark of G. Megnin, gilt pendulum with 2 mercury vials, with key, c1900 Condition: Case cleaned and relacquered long ago, glasses good, dial dirty and with a number of scratches, cleaning would significantly improve the appearance, bezel good, hands very good, movement ticks and strikes, strike barrel with staining and what appears to be brass polish residue, pendulum good but dirty, and the steel parts with minor oxidation, Ht 10 1/2” $400-$600

1174. E. & G.W. Bartholomew,

Bristol, Conn., 30 hour, time and strike weight wood movement half column and splat shelf clock, c1830 Condition: Mahogany veneered case in an old finish with a veneer chip and repair just below the splat and some loss on the side returns Original painted dial with some paint loss in the center area. Hands are original. Original tablet with considerable loss. Original stenciling on the columns and splat is gone. The clock may have had pineapple finials now missing from evidence of holes in the chimney caps. Clean label inside the case. Ht 28” $300-$400

1175. England, oversized crystal regulator, the gilt brass case

with beveled glass panels, gilt dial mask with Moorish style engraving and applied, monogrammed plaque, with inset, silvered Roman numeral dial and black painted steel hands, large 8 day fusee movement with ting tang striking at the quarters on 2 gongs, the gong stand mounted to a mahogany board contained inside the base, c1900 Condition: Case with good gilding, scattered spotting and minor losses on case top, front glass with minor flakes at upper and lower left corners, left glass with minor flakes at lower left, right glass replaced, dial mask very good, dial with minor scratches and toning, minute hand replaced, movement ticks and strikes, back cock replaced, one hammer with repaired arm $3500-$4500

1176. France, very unusual crystal regulator with ships wheel pendulum, polished brass case brass bezel with Roman numeral white enamel dial, blued steel hands, 8 day pendule a Paris movement with Brocot escapement, striking on a bell, with ships wheel form pendulum, the pendulum suspended on pivots in a saddle mounted to the case bottom, and driven by a long crutch, c1900 Condition: Case polished and lacquered, left glass with flake at upper left, rear door glass with chip at lower right, dial restored and with minor scratches, hands good, movement ticks and strikes, will need adjustment to run reliably, pendulum adjusting nut may be replaced, pendulum number does not match movement number, Ht 9 1/4” $1500-$2000

1177.

French rose marble and gilt metal garniture set: 8 day time and strike crystal regulator with figural top; pair of urns, c1890 Condition: all the marble pieces are intact with just a few very small chips, and the detailed castings all are fine. The beveled glasses look okay; the porcelain multicolor dial signed for a dealer in Boulogne, has a faint hairline; the compensating pendulum is missing one small bottom cap. The movement has the Japy Freres stamp. Clock ht 24”, urns are 16.5” $1000-$1500

1178. France, crystal regulator, brass case with stepped base and top and with beveled glasses, the case front and dial center decorated with pink champlevé enamel, the enamel ornamented with gilt shamrocks, gilt bezel, Arabic numeral gilt metal dial marked “Bailey, Banks & Biddle Co.”, 8 day time and strike pendule a Paris movement with Brocot escapement, the mark of Japy Freres, and also marked A1, striking on a gong, gilt pendulum with pink champlevé enamel with portrait of a stylish young woman painted with opaque overglaze enamel, her dress in transparent orange and yellow enamels and backed with foil, c1910 Condition: Case dirty and with spotting and tarnish, enamels flanking door with cracks near top, glasses dirty, front glass with flakes at upper right, dial darkened and with loss to gilding, numerals and signature with touchups, dial center very good, hands repainted, repaired minute, movement ticks and strikes, pendulum very good with some scattered spots of oxide on steel rod, Ht 10 5/8” $800-$1200

1179. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Marquis” brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike visible escapement crystal regulator with rhinestone highlights on dial and pendulum, c1905 Condition: this ornate clock has been beautifully restored to its highly polished original appearance, with all brilliants present. All the thick glass panels are fine, as is the white porcelain dial. The pallets now have one garnet and steel pin Ht 15.5” $700-$1000 1180.

French green onyx, gilt metal and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator clock and pair of urns garniture set, c1880 Condition: this is set is in excellent condition, with just minor edge chips on the veined stone and a loss to one front urn base corner. The beveled glasses all are fine, but all the gilt metal pieces have been coated with metallic paint. The porcelain dial, with its floral garlands, is pristine; the mercury compensating pendulum is intact. The movement has the less common L.P. Japy 187(?) stamp. Ht of clock 20”, urns 14” $700-$1000

1181.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Symbol Extra” silver plated stamped brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike mantel clock, visible escapement, c1894 Condition: the silver plate has some tarnish, and the brass has some stress cracks on three of its feet, with solder repairs to them from behind. The front door needs some attention to close properly. The white enamel dial is fine, and two of the glasses, with extra wide bevels, has a tiny corner chip. The fancy hands and pendulum are fine; the gong stand also needs some polish. The signed movement has nickel plated plates and spring barrels; the pallets are steel bars. Ht 15.5” $500-$800

1182.

1185.

Boston Clock Co., Boston, Mass., “Delphus” 8 day time and strike tandem wind crystal regulator, c1890 Condition: it appears that this gold-plated case has been refinished, and now looks very nice. The beveled glass in the rear door has a small cracked corner. The fancy multicolor porcelain dial has a faint hairline and chip at the top. Serial number B9259 on the movement which ticks and strikes. Height 11. $500-$800

French brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator, with woman’s portrait pendulum, c1900 Condition: the lacquered brass retains a good glossy surface with some polish residue. The beveled glasses, multicolor porcelain dial, pendulum portrait, and clear/ green brilliants on the bezel and pendulum all are okay. The movement is unsigned. Ht 10.5” $400-$600

1183.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Regis” brass and curved glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock, visible escapement, c1914 Condition: the gold-plated case, with its cast pattern, is in very good condition with only slight wear. The porcelain dial has some faint hairlines; the pallets are red jewels; the simulated mercury pendulum is pristine. The bowed beveled glass panels have a few small corner chips. There is a Barrington, RI, jeweler sticker on the back. Ht 11.5” $400-$600

1184. Boston Clock Co.,

“Delphus” 8 day time and strike tandem wind brass and beveled glass crystal regulator, serial number 2846, c1890 Condition: the signed movement, with its nickel plated engraved plates, ticks and strikes but was not tested long-term The brass case has darkened

with age, but is complete and intact, and the beveled glasses are okay. The porcelain dial, with its fancy cast center, is fine. Ht 10.75” $400-$600

1186.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Roy” brass and beveled 8 day time and strike crystal regulator, visible escapement, c1914 Condition: the gilt brass case shows some wear, spotting and tarnish. The beveled glasses, including the front bowed piece, all are fine. The double-sunk porcelain dial is okay, and the pallets are jeweled. The pendulum is simulated mercury; the movement is signed, with rear rack and snail striking. Ht 11” $350-$550

1187. c1895, Ansonia Clock Co., New York, brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike balance wheel crystal regulator, c1895 Condition: this heavy ornate case, with its fluted columns, is identical to the case used by Boston Clock Company for its “Delphus” model, It is not shown in Ly, but we sold the same model back in May 2009. It is in very good original condition, just the right amount of wear and oxidation to show the clock has been well cared for, with just one tiny crack in the bottom of one glass side panel. The unusual signed movement, with a rear balance platform, ticks and strikes. Ht 11” $350-$550

1188. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Duke” brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator, visible escapement, c1904 Condition: this ornate model, with the optional jeweled sash, has a very nice original glossy lacquered surface. The porcelain dial, signed by “C.D. Peacock, Chicago”, has a small crack at the top; the beveled glasses are fine. The simulated mercury pendulum looks good, and the pallets are red jewels. Ht 12.5”. $300-$500 1189. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., “Arden” Brazilian green onyx, brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock, visible escapement, c1910 Condition: the top piece of onyx needs to be secured, and there are some cracks and chips on the other stone pieces. The lacquered brass has tarnished; the beveled glass all is okay. The porcelain dial, with the patented beat adjuster, has no cracks, but some brown stains which can be cleaned. The signed movement swings a simulated mercury pendulum with broken glass tubes. Ht 11.25” $300-$500 1190.

Seth Thomas Clock Co.., Thomaston, Conn., “Empire No. 20” brass and beveled glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock, c1904 Condition: the lacquered brass case, with its fluted column corners, is in very good condition with some minor tarnish. The beveled glass panels are okay except for two chipped corners on the rear door. The round 48S movement swings a simulated mercury pendulum. The cream multicolor porcelain dial is fine, but the replaced hands are a bit too long and thick. Ht 13.5” $300-$500

1191.

Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Cetus” 8 day brass and beveled glass time and strike crystal regulator, visible escapement, c1914 Condition: the brass has its original surface which now is somewhat dull and tarnished, and the beveled glass panels are fine except for a corner chip on one side piece. The enamel dial has a hairline, and the visible escapement has steel pallets. The fancy cast bezel and pendulum retain their original gold plating., One of the glass pendulum tubes, enclosing the simulated mercury, is broken at the bottom but not visible from the front. The movement, with its rear rack and snail, strikes half hours on a gong. Ht 11” $250-$450

1192. Ansonia Clock Co., New York, “Prism” 8 day time and strike crystal regulator mantel clock, visible escapement, c1914 Condition: the lacquered brass finish is very good, with some minor tarnish and scratches, and just one side beveled glass panel has small corner chips. The double-sunk porcelain dial has a faint hairline; the pallets are steel pins, the pendulum has simulated mercury tubes. The signed movement has rear rack and snail striking. Ht 10.75” $250-$350 1193. Seth Thomas

Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., “Empire No. 23” brass and glass 8 day time and strike crystal regulator, c1909 Condition: the original lacquered brass has darkened and tarnished but still has a nice patina. The wide bevel glass panels all are good. The signed porcelain dial, with its multicolor floral garlands, is pristine. The signed movement swings a simulated mercury pendulum. Ht 11.5” $250-$350

1194. Germany, singing bird box, sterling silver case with serpentine front and sides, scrolled foliate feet, repoussé decorated with putto frolicking in landscapes, the brightly colored bird with silver beak emerges from the top when the lever is pushed, does his song and dance routine, and then disappears from view, c1980 Condition: Case very good, a few minor bumps and dings, and a bit dirty, bird very good with minimal loss of feathers, working very well with lively song and action $3000-$4000 1195. German, Singing Bird Box, key wound, actuated at will with slide on right front of case, the bird singing for his audience and then disappearing from view, from Karl Griesbaum factory, in a light violet guilloche enameled case with a carved ivorene cover over the bird and four ivorene feet, & slide with 4 tiny roses, late 20th century. Condition: includes key and singing well, birds feathers and beak intact; flaps feathers and dances about while “singing”. Very nice quality. 3 x 4” $2000-$3000 1196. Germany, singing bird box, cast brass case decorated with mythical beasts and scrolled vines, the bird emerging from the box when the lever is pushed, performs for his audience, and then disappears from view, c1980 Condition: Case good, bird with significant losses to feathers, the bird will function, but is unpredictable - he will sometimes stop in the middle of his act, and at other times will continue for long periods, and not return to the box. Bellows are working well. 4 1/4” h x 2 3/4” w x 1 5/8” h $2000-$2500 1197. German, Singing Bird Box, in an

embossed coin silver case marked 800, key wound, actuated at will, the bird emerging from the box via small pull pin on right side of case, c1980 Condition: includes key and singing OK. Bombay shaped Louis XVI style case embossed with birds, garlands, and the lid with a farm couple dancing, with onlooking turkeys to right. 3 x 4” $1800-$2200

1198. Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., “Sambo”, 30 hour, spring brass lever movement blinking eye novelty clock or timepiece, c1875 Condition: Period cast iron case with remains of original paint. The movement in the case is of the proper type, but most likely came out of wood case as there is evidence that the movement originally had mounting tabs. The eyes are not original. The brass bezel looks to be period, but is now mounted to a dial pan made of aluminum. Hands are period. Ht 15 1/2” $300-$500 1199. Self Winding Clock Co., New York, “No. 18-A” stained birch time only electrically wound wall clock, c1910 Condition: the original surface retains a smooth glossy patina with just a few minor scratches, and the glasses are old. The polished metal dial is pristine, and company labels and plates remain inside at the top and bottom. There also is a top-mounted bell. The heavy pendulum is nickel-plated with a few small dents, but is too short for this “Style F Synchronized Movement” which should swing an 80-beat pendulum about 5” longer. (A new stick could be fabricated with the existing pendulum hardware.) There are no dry-cell batteries included, and the movement was not tested. Ht 41” $700-$1000

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VENDORS / MUSEUMS / TRADE RELATIONS {2 pages} Transport/Shipping *The first four are for blanket wrapped hand delivery. Ask for quotation. See other options below. > Alex, www.risingstartrans.com, 194 Bell St, #2, Manchester, NH 03103 603-540-6345 > Mr. Scott Salzarulo, 200 W. Housatonic, #20, Pittsfield, MA 413-212-1252 > Ms. Wendy Buckus, 64 Hutchins, Concord, NH, 03301, 603-491-5199 [email protected] > Mr. Scott Cousins, 93 Pleasant St, Portsmouth, NH 03801, [email protected], (603) 502-3840 *Packing, Crating & Shipping (Both of these firms pack very well. Ask for a quotation.) > The UPS Store, 35 Manchester Rd #11-A, Derry, NH 03038, 603-434-9899 or send email to [email protected] > The UPS Store, 1931 Woodbury Ave, Portsmouth, NH 03801, 603-319-8113 or send email to [email protected] Clock Sales & Repair WESTERN STATES >Carlsbard, CA, 92008, Richard Ivkovich, 2916 State St, (760) 729-1225 >Costa Mesa, CA 92627, Robert Emenger, Buck’s Clock Shoppe, 440 E. 17th St, (949) 631-3215, bucksclock [email protected] >Laguna Beach, CALIF, 92651, Dean Armentrout, 2185 Laguna Cyn-#B-1, 949-494-2711 >Newport Beach, CALIF, 92660, Bob Emmenger, 1735 Westcliff Dr, 949-631-3215 >San Diego, CALIF, 92103; Time Traveler, Rich Wauson, 4227 Park Blvd, 619-298-5391 >Solvang, CALIF, 93463; Solvang Antique Center, 486 First St, 805-688-6222 >Trabuco Canyon, CA, 92679; Tony Baker, 20892 Porter Ranch, Rd (949) 922-0299 [email protected] >Mendota Height, MN, 55118, Cutter Edge, Inc 1169 Veronica Ln, (651) 452-4183 [email protected] Clock Sales & Repair EASTERN STATES & CANADA >Burlington, CONN, 06013; Mel Brown, 37 Village Lane, 860-673-2256 – [email protected] >E. Norwalk, CONN, 06855; The Clockery, 14 Van Zant St, 203-838-1789 >Guilford, CONN, 06437 John Bolton Antique Clock Shop 203-457-9525 [email protected] >New Britain, CONN, 06051, Frank De Felice, 860-224-2305 >North Haven, CONN, 06473, Yankee Clock Peddler, (203) 288-4250 >Harrison, MAINE, Harry Hepburn, 828 Edes Falls Rd, 04040, (207) 583-2821 >Rockport, MAINE, 04856, James Lea, P O Box 25, 207-236-3632 - [email protected] >Edgewater, MARYLAND, Nelson Stammer, {by appointment only} [email protected] >Canton, MASS, 02021, Larry Chelmow, 399 Chpaman St., 781-828-1626 >Wayland, MASS, 01778; Michael Poisson, 508-655-1958 >Andover, MASS, 01810; Bob Frishman, 53 Poor St., 978-475-5001 – www.bell-time.com >Amesbury, MASS, 01913, Vincent Harrild, (978) 314-8620, [email protected] >Hampton Falls, NEW HAMPSHIRE, 03842; Barlow & Lambias, 603-778-1452 >Nashua, NEW HAMPSHIRE, Russ Greenwood, 603-881-8309 >Peterborough, NEW HAMPSHIRE, 03458; Robert Boyd, PO Box 573, 603-924-7122 >Sunapee, NEW HAMPSHIRE, 03782; Steve Sanborn, 91 Rt 103-B, 603-763-7329 >Raritan, NEW JERSEY, 08869, G & R Clock and Watchmakers 908-722-2862 >Somerville, NEW JERSEY, 08876, Geo Hart & Roxanne Viola, 27 Division St, 908-722-2862 >Bedford Hills, NEW YORK, 10507; Mark Reichbach, 1 Depot Plaza, 914-242-0058 >Hudson, NEW YORK, 10507; Franklin Micare, 603 Warren Street, 518-828-5751 >Trumansburg, NEW YORK, Larry Postle, 607-387-5356 >Camp Hill, PENNSYLVANIA,17011, Ken Markley, 717-761-1908, www.oldtimersclocks.com >Gibsonia, PENNSYLVANIA, 15044, Joe Brewer, (724) 443-9038 >Northern VERMONT; John Fletcher, 802-849-6016

>Manassas, VIRGINIA, 20110; Orsini & Frost, 9071 Center Street, 703-368-0618 Barometer Repairs / Mercury Tubes >Boynton Beach, FLORIDA, Bob Elsner 561-736-1362 >Cushing, MAINE, 04563; Neville Lewis, Pleasant Point Rd., 207-354-8055 >Medford, NEW JERSEY, 08055; Jim Mulhern, 3 Union St., 609-953-0014 – [email protected] >Winchester, MASS, 01890, Wayne Paskerian, P O Box 452, 781-729-0113 Dial Restoration & Repainting >Julie Fournier, 36 Branch Tpk, Concord, NH 03301, (603) 228-1438, [email protected] > Timesavers Dial, 4227 Dashley Cir, Catawba, SC 29704, (803) 980-2533, [email protected] > The Dial House, 3971 Buchanan Hwy, Dallas, GA 30157, (770) 445-2877, [email protected] Related Restoration Materials/Vendors >Merritts, Inc., Box 277, Douglasville, PA, 19518, 1-800-345-4101 – www.merritts.com >Timesavers, Box 12700, Scottsdale, AZ, 85267, 1-800-552-1520 – www.timesavers.com *Gear Cutting {wheels, pinions, pivots and verges} >Jim Christian, 750 So. Main St., Orrville, OH 44667, 330-682-2206 *Hand Painted Tablets >Lee Davis, 4150 Old Orchard Rd., York, PA 17402, 717-757-7267 >Tom Moberg, 2323 Vandekaar Rd, Owasso, MI 48867 989-723-3112 *Porcelain Dial Restoration, Platform Esc' Repair, Atmos Expert >Dennis Kaye, 108 Corgy Dr., Cary, NC 27513 [email protected] *Casting small brass parts, finials, rosettes, tie-downs for Howard pendulums >Dennis Brown, Corona, CA, contact via email for quotation = [email protected] *Glass & Beveling >Carter's Clock Glass, 3815 Gorman Dr., New Port Richey, FL, 34665 – [email protected] Carter's telephone: 727-372-6089 >AA Glass Service, 2920 9th St. North St. Petersburg, FL 33704, (727) 822-4400 [email protected] *Glass Domes >Ben Bowen, RR-3, Box 134c, Monticello, FL 32344 – www.glassdomes.com *Books on Clocks and Repairing >Arlingtonbooks.com., 215 Shadowood Dr., Johnson City, TN 37604, 423-283-9004 >Trantiques Book Co., 929 Woodland Ave, East Norriton, PA 19403, 610-584-6231, *Dutch Clock Parts, weights, trim, chains, history, etc >Arnoud Meurs, 234 Long Hill Rd., Guilford, CT 06437 – [email protected] > Port Franks, ONTARIO; Gerry Koolen, 9952 Powell Rd, (866) 913-0177 [email protected] *Brass Finials to conservation standard, finest available for Pillar & Scroll, 3 authentic sizes >Fred Ringer, 90 Lapointe St, Winooski, VT, 05404, call 802-654-7217 *Spelter Figure repair to worldclass standard; any finish matched exactly, or refinish to your req. >Vaughn Hartung, Reno Nevada 775-240-9616 Museums: >American Clock & Watch Museum, 100 Maple St., Bristol, CT, 860-583-6070 >NAWCC Museum, 514 Popular St., Columbia, PA, 717-684-8261 >Yarrawonga Clock Museum, 21 Lynch St, Yarrawonga, Australia [03]-5744-1249



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