Fall Clock Auction - Accepting Select Items

Volpone Electro-Magnetic Exhibition clock

Bardon Electro-Magnetic crystal regulator

F Holden Electro-Magnetic Silver Plated Crystal Regulator

Murday - Reason Electric Clock

Eureka Electric Clock

A 19th century 3 weight Inlaid Vienna Regulator wall clock. 8-day weight driven time and strike movement with quarter hour Grand Sonnerie strike, a two part dial with engraved Brass center and porcelain chapter ring with Roman numerals with a molded brass bezel, matching engraved dial center, weights and pendulum. Rosewood case with extensive Marquetry inlaid decoration with pewter, brass, Abalone and Mother-of-Pearl detail features and arched top with shaped crest and turned finials above a single long door with arched glass flanked by fluted corner columns with carved capitols and brass inlay, over a shaped drop with additional inlay and turned finials. Older finish with minor wear, crest slightly warped, running when cataloged. 65" high overall. ESTIMATE $3,000-5,000

A late 19th century Symphonion coin-op music with the original Junghans clock incorporated into the crest. Junghans 30 hour time only timepiece with lever escapement, original papered metal dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds. The coin operated music box features a Symphonion double comb player with exterior crank accepts 11 7/8" metal discs serial #198955, includes one original Symphonion disc entitled "The Sidewalks of New York" (aka: "A Bicycle Built for Two") plays with modern pennies. Walnut case with applied Burl panels features a shaped lift off crest with central clock flanked by the original turned finials over a molded cornice and lower glass door with gilded Harp detail (Symphonion Trademark) over a locking coin drawer and turned feet. Coin slot and removeable crank on right side with a hinged access door at the rear. Older finish with minor wear, some older repairs, running and playing when cataloged. 37 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000

Ted Burleigh Girandole

Ever Ready Specialties Co. electric clock

A 19th century 3 weight Vienna Regulator wall clock by Joseph Vorauer, Vienna, with on demand music box in the drop. 8-day weight driven time and strike movement with quarter hour Grand Sonnerie strike, a two part porcelain dial with Roman numerals with a molded brass bezel, marked "Jos. Vorauer". Rosewood case features and arched top with pierced, shaped crest above a single long door with arched glass flanked by applied carvings at the corners over a shaped drop with turned finials and incorporated two tune music box with one minute play duration and pull chain activation, removable winding key at side. Signed on backboard "Vorauer, in Wien, N 442". Older finish with minor wear, faint hairlines in dial center, restored crest, replaced rear door in drop, running and playing when cataloged. 53 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000

Early Tiffany / Durfee Grandfather clock, Quarter hour striking on 9 tubes

Tiffany/Durfee Rococo hall clock