FALL CLOCK AUCTION

An early 19th century Jeromes & Darrow Double Decker shelf clock. 30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and floral detail. Mahogany case with a flat molded crown over an arched panel frieze and a square dial door flanked by painted pilasters with gilded detail and a single door with reverse painted panel flanked by painted pilasters with gilded detail all supported by carved paw feet. Interior paper label 80% intact. Refinished with minor wear, restored lower door glass, running when cataloged. 32 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $400-600

An early 19th century Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll shelf clock with outside escapement. 30-hr weight driven time and strike wooden plate movement with painted wooden dial and Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with scrolled swan neck crest and brass finials above a single door with square dial glass and reverse painted lower with gilded detail, flanked by delicate turned columns on a molded base with scrolled cutout and tall tapering feet. Paper label 30% intact. Older refinishing with good color, minor dial wear, older replaced wooden finials, weight holes drilled in bottom board, running when cataloged. 29" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000

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A turn of the century Ansonia Regal model crystal regulator. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Arabic numerals with a cast mask pendulum. Louis XV Style Gilded Brass case with scrolled foliate detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base with modified paw feet. Some wear, running when cataloged. 15 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000

A 19th century Asa Munger shelf clock. 8-day weight driven time and strike movement marked No. 406, painted iron dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and "Flying Eagle" pendulum bob, dial marked "Warranted by Asa Munger & Co. Auburn N-Y.". Mahogany case with carved cornucopia crown above an upper dial door with reverse painted glass flanked by inset reverse painted panels above a lower mirrored door flanked by carved pilasters above a base with carved paw feet, some original wallpaper on interior of backboard with paper label 50% intact. Older refinishing with some wear, re-painted dial glass, some loss to lower mirror silvering, replaced pulleys, weights and pendulum bob, running when cataloged. 39 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $600-800

A late 19th century Seth Thomas "Peanut" Office Calendar No. 3 Model wall clock. 8-day time, and strike movement and lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day and month, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals "S T" hands on time dial. Rosewood case with a single door and circular dial glasses. Nicely refinished with slight wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged. 23 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000

A late 19th century Seth Thomas Fashion No. 5 model calendar parlor clock. 8-day time and strike Seth Thomas movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals, damascened pendulum. Walnut case with arched molded cornice and turned finials above a single arched door with reverse painted "Fashion" glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base. Older refinishing with minor wear, small veneer flakes on inner bezel, dial distortion and some flaking, worn dark roller covers, replaced seconds paper, running when cataloged. 31 3/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $600-800

A turn of the century Ansonia crystal regulator No. 2 model clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Roman numerals with faux Mercury pendulum. Louis XV Style Brass case with porcelain crown and base and gilded detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base with shaped feet. Minor wear, running when cataloged. 17 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $600-800

A 19th century E. N. Welch Patti No. 2 model Victorian shelf clock, aka "Baby Patti". 8-day dual spring driven time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals and gilded cast pendulum. Rosewood case with arched top and turned finials above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base. Facsimile paper label on back. Older finish with minor wear, dial discoloration, running when cataloged. 10 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $800-1,200

An early 19th century Seth Thomas Pillar and Scroll shelf clock with off center pendulum and inside/outside escapement, retailed by Reed & Dutton, Milford, N. H. 30-hr weight driven time and strike wooden strap movement with painted wooden dial with Arabic hour and inner quarter numerals. Mahogany case with scrolled swan neck crest and brass finials above a single door with square dial glass and reverse painted lower with gilded detail, flanked by delicate turned columns on a molded base with scrolled cutout and tall tapering feet. Paper label 60% intact. Older refinishing with good color, minor dial wear, replaced weights and Brass finials, touch-ups to lower door glass, running when cataloged. 30 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000

A late 19th century Ithaca No. 3 1/2 Model Calendar shelf clock. Early model 8-day time and strike movement and lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals, Nickeled compensating pendulum with glass insert marked "ICC Co". Walnut case with applied carving and Ebonized detail with Gold painted highlights features a carved pediment crest over an upper door with molded bezel and square wood lower door on a molded plinth base, 2-part backboard. Older finish with some wear, re-papered upper dial, touchups to painted details, running when cataloged. 20 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000