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Schmidt’s Fall Clock Auction


Saturday November 7th, at 11:00 a.m.

Chapter 6 Meeting on Saturday October 31st Including a Mart with Clocks for sale by members Everyone is Welcome, Free Admission! Preview the auction and network with collectors in one stop!


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Over 300 lots with Antique Clocks and Watches from Wisconsin, Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Ohio, Kentucky and Michigan Estates and Private Collections!

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Schmidt's Antiques Inc.

5138 West Michigan Ave.

Ypsilanti, Michigan.

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A turn of the century Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock.  8-day time and strike, three horn Trumpeter two weight movement with Brass cut-out plates and wooden dial with applied Roman numerals and filigree hands.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features a foliate crest on a body with molded posts and grape leaf detail with turned finials.  Older finish with original Ebonized detail, minor wear, one finial with glued repair, running when cataloged.  27" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 18th century Scottish Bracket clock by James Cowan, Edinburgh (worked 1744-81).   8-day chain driven double fusee time and strike movement with Brass dial and Silvered chapter ring with Roman hour numerals and outer Arabic five minute track, cast foliate spandrels and fall regulation subsidiary dial marked "James Cowan, Edinburgh", upper Strike/No Strike lever, false pendulum and lower date apertures, nicely engraved backplate with foliate design, on demand pull string repeat.  Ebonized case with inverted bell top, Brass handle and Pineapple finials over a door with arched glass and inset Brass fretwork panels flanked by sides with circular upper glasses and shaped lower on a molded base with Brass bracket feet.  Original finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  19 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $3,000-4,000French Swinger Mystery clockA 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 $2,000-3,000A late 19th century Louis XVI Style French three piece Green Onyx clock set with candelabras by A. D. Mougin, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with painted convex porcelain dial, Arabic numerals and Fancy gilded filigree hands, serial #1322.  Green Onyx case and candelabra with Gilded metal mounts.  Minor wear, some inclusions and hairlines in the stone, running when cataloged.   Clock 19 3/4" high, candelabra 20 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-1,500An 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 $400-600An 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 $2,000-3,000A late 20th century Ted E. Burleigh "L. Curtis Patent" Model Girandole wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement by "Kilbourn, Proctor & Grass" with a painted metal dial marked "L. Curtis' Patent, Reproduction by T. E. Burleigh, JR" and Arabic numerals.  Shaped Mahogany case with gilded facade features a carved Eagle finial above circular upper door with applied Gilded spheres and convex dial glass over a bowed throat glass with reverse painted decoration marked "L. Curtis"  flanked by Brass side arms over a circular lower door with applied Gilded spheres, convex glass and reverse painted Naval Battle scene entitled "Perry's Victory" all above a carved foliate drop.  Original finish with slight wear, small flakes on four lower door spheres, slight dial wear, running when cataloged.  43 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $4,000-6,000An early 19th century George IV Period Bracket clock by John Frodsham, London.  8-day cable driven double fusee movement with convex painted metal dial with Roman numerals marked "Frodsham, Gracechurch Street, London" with shouldered plates, additionally marked "Frodsham, Gracechurch Strt, London" on backplate.  Mahogany case with an arched platform top and Pineapple finial with inlaid Brass vine and flower detail, side handles, molded dial door and ball feet, flanked by Brass fish scale side panels, includes the original matching inlaid wall bracket.  Older refinishing with minor wear, some small veneer flakes, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  28 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $1,500-2,500A turn of the century 18k Gold English pocket watch, retailed by the Army & Navy Cooperative Society Ltd., 105 Victoria Street, London.  Slide activated Five minute repeating movement on two gongs.  53mm, 19j, with Diamond endstone, SW, Pin Set, with porcelain SSD and Roman numerals, serial #5483, in an 18k Gold Demi Hunter case marked "E W".  162.6 grams total weight.  Slight case wear, winds, sets and running when cataloged.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,0008 Bell English Bracket ClockA late 18th century French Louis XVI Period Balloon form mantel clock by Henri Voisin, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with silk thread suspension features a convex porcelain dial with Roman hour numerals within a ring of Arabic minute numerals, pierced Fleur-De-Lis hands and an Apollo mask pendulum bob.  The dial is marked "Henri Voisin", Voisin was a member of the Paris juré (the guild of master clockmakers) from 1773 to 1807.   White Marble case with gilded Bronze detail in the form of a hot air ballon, the balloon form movement housing with hanging passenger basket is supported by two turned columns with gilded foliate decoration on a shaped base with foliate panels and gilded cast detail.  Minor wear and small losses to the case, the passenger figures appear to be old replacements, lacks glass in rear door, movement with older repairs runs momentarily.  ESTIMATE $4,000-6,000A 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 $1,000-2,000A 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 $600-800A late 18th/early 19th century French Portico clock by Michel-Francois Piolain, Paris (active from 1787).  8-day time and strike movement with silk thread suspension features a convex porcelain dial with Roman hour numerals within a ring of Arabic quarter numerals, pierced Fleur-De-Lis hands with concentric rings and a mask pendulum bob.  The dial is marked "Piolain, a Paris".   White Marble case with gilded Bronze detail portico form with upper urn finials and shaped columns on a rectangular base with inset Bronze panels.  Minor wear, small losses, replaced center finial, running when cataloged.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A late 19th century 14k Gold Swiss pocket watch.  52mm, 15j, SW, LS, bridge movement under a 14k cuvette, Fancy engraved 14k Gold HC, porcelain SSD with Roman numerals and fancy Gold hands.  85.9 grams total weight.  Some case wear, dent in rear cover, winds, sets and running when cataloged.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A late 19th century Howard No. 75 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals marked "E. Howard & Co. Boston".   Walnut case with carved floral detail and turned finials features a square dial door with circular glass over a lower door with reverse painted glass.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial wear, some replaced finials, lower glass with some flaking and touch-ups, running when cataloged.  34" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-1,500A turn of the century 14k Gold Swiss pocket watch.  46mm, 15j, SW, Pin Set, bridge movement, Fancy 14k Gold OF, porcelain SSD with Arabic numerals and fancy Gold hands.  75.4 grams total weight.  Slight case wear, winds, sets and running when cataloged.  ESTIMATE $1,500-2,500A 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 $600-800A 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 $600-800A 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 $800-1,200An 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 $2,000-3,000A 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 $1,000-2,000An early 20th century Waltham Bronze Gallery clock.  8-day time only spring driven movement with platform escapement, 12" Silvered dial with applied Bronze Arabic numerals marked "Waltham" with F/S adjustment, serial #30032.  Bronze case with hinged molded bezel.  Minor wear, some dial oxidation, hanging supports have been added to the back, running when cataloged.  13 3/4" diameter overall.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A 19th century E. N. Welch Khedive model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Mahogany case with shaped top above a circular Brass bezel and open portico with stenciled glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base.  Refinished with minor wear, dial hairlines and small flake at 4:00, running when cataloged.  17 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A good 19th century Inlaid Vienna Regulator wall clock.  30-day weight driven time only movement with a two-part porcelain dial, Roman numerals and molded Brass bezel.  Transitional Rosewood case with Brass, Pewter and Abalone marquetry inlay feature an arched molded crown with inlaid panel, above an arched door with spiral columns and molded pilasters with an inlaid back panel over a shaped inlaid drop and lower finial.  Polished finish with minor restoration, faint hairlines in dial, running when cataloged.  62" high overall.   ESTIMATE $3,000-4,000A 19th century E. N. Welch Nilsson model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Walnut case with shaped gallery top and turned finials above a single arched  door with stenciled glass, flanked by fluted pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back 80%.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  21 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400An early 19th century Silas Hoadley Pillar and Scroll shelf clock.  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 80% intact.  Older refinishing, some veneer repair, glued repairs to crest, some dial wear, replaced finials, running when cataloged.  30 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600An unusual 19th century Vienna Regulator wall clock.  8-day weight driven time side/spring driven strike side movement with quarter hour Grand Sonnerie striking and a two-part porcelain dial with Roman numerals, within a molded Brass bezel.  Original grain painted case with Ebonized detail features a carved crest and arched top over a serpentine door with carved floral design and a shaped lower drop with carved skirt.  Includes the original swing handle crank/key which winds both arbors.  Original finish, minor wear, fine dial hairlines at 11:00, running when cataloged.  42 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A WWII vintage Hamilton Model 22 US Navy Deck watch with outer case.  21 jewel Marine Chronometer movement with Adj Temp & 6 Pos, DMK, SW, Pin Set, and Up/Down wind indicator.  Silvered dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds.  Serial #2F22766, movement marked "U.S. Navy Bu. Ships - 1943".  In a Mahogany inner case with Brass gimbaled hanger and double hinged covers and outer case with leather strap.  Slight wear on case, running when cataloged.  Inner case 6" x 6" x 6" high, outer 8 1/4 x 8 1/4 x 7 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A 19th century E. N. Welch Patti V.P. model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Rosewood case with arched top and turned finials above a single long door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base.  Paper label on back 10%.  Older finish with minor wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  19" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600An early 19th century Hopkins & Alfred Pillar and Scroll shelf clock.  30-hr weight driven time and strike wooden plate movement with painted wooden dial and Roman 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 80% intact.  Old finish with some wear, minor dial wear, restored crest, replaced finials, running momentarily when cataloged.  31 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A 19th century E. N. Welch Judic model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Walnut case with shaped gallery top and turned finials above a single arched  door with stenciled glass, flanked by fluted pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back 60%.  Older finish with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  19 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400An early 20th century Louis Vuitton travel clock.  Porcelain dial with Arabic numerals and filigree hands in a Green guilloche enameled frame with hinged rear leg.  Minor wear, small repair to leg hinge, running when cataloged.  2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A turn of the century English Sterling boudoir clock.  30 hr movement with platform escapement and porcelain dial with Roman numerals in a Sterling Silver case with hinged rear door.  Birminghan Hallmarks with "GB" makers mark.  Minor wear, hairlines in dial, running when cataloged.  3" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century E. N. Welch Cary V.P. model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Rosewood case with scalloped top and turned finials above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base.  No label.  Older finish with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.   20 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A 19th century Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 1 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with maintaining power and lower caendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Rosewood case with single long door and molded circular dial glasses.  Paper label inside door 60% intact.  Nice older refinishing with minor wear, tiny veneer imperfections, old Dial House dial restorations, rollers dark, running when cataloged.  40" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000A turn of the century French mantel clock by "A. D. Mougin, Paris".  8-day time and strike movement, painted porcelain dial, Roman numerals and gilded dial center.  Gilded Bronze Louis XVI style case with floral domed top with mask detail and reticulated gallery, fluted column with cast scrollwork panels on a Black Slate base with molded bracket feet.  Minor wear, dial hairlines, running when cataloged.  16 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century E. N. Welch Gerster V.P. model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Rosewood case with scalloped top and turned finials above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned columns on a molded base.  Paper label on back 80%.  Older finish with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.   18 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A 1970's Eurich & Romeo, Dearborn, Michigan Bi-Centennial model Lyre banjo clock. Kilbourne & Proctor (marked Eurich & Romeo) 8-day weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals marked "Eurich & Romeo, Dearborn", with engraved Eagle pendulum, serial #93/500. Massachusetts style carved Mahogany lyre form case with gilded Eagle finial over a carved dial door with clear glass, waist panel and lower door with reverse painted tablets, over a fluted drop with gilded finial. Minor wear, running when cataloged. 40 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $800-1,200A turn of the century French calendar desk clock.  8-day time only movement with platform escapement and porcelain dial with Roman numerals, additional indicators for date and day of the week.  Ebonized wooden case with Brass swing handle and applied details.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  7 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century E. N. Welch Scalchi model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Walnut case with shaped gallery top and turned finials above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by fluted pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back 50%.  Older finish with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.   19 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A mid 19th century Boston Area Lyre banjo clock with alarm.  8-day time and alarm movement with painted iron dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with carved foliate detail features an Eagle finial and Bell over a molded Brass dial door with convex glass, shaped throat panel with reverse painted glass, lower door with reverse painted glass, over a shaped drop with finial.  Older finish with some wear, dial wear,  running when cataloged.  41 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000An early 19th century Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll shelf clock.  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 wood 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 50% intact.  Older refinishing with good color, slight dial wear, older replaced wooden finials, minor veneer repair on door, running when cataloged.  30 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800An 18th century English Chinoiserie grandfather clock by Chas. Howse, London (worked 17687-1794).  8-day weight driven time and strike movement with Brass dial and gilded cast foliate spandrels, Silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, subsidiary Strike/Silent and seconds dials, lower date aperture.  Oak case with original hand painted Chinoiserie decoration on a Blue/Green body features a shaped hood with Brass finials over an arched dial door with turned pilasters, arched waist door and simple molded base.  Wear and some paint touch-ups, some old repairs including the base molding, movement quite dirty, runs momentarily when cataloged.  94" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000A mid 20th century Swiss Lantern clock by Buren.  8-day time only movement with platform escapement and Brass dial with Roman numerals.  Brass case with Bell top and engraved decoration, hinged rear door.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  10" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century E. N. Welch Patti No. 7 model Victorian wall clock.  8-day dual weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, small subsidiary seconds dial and a gilded wood pendulum stick.  Walnut case with arched top and turned finials above a single arched door flanked by turned columns and two piece side glasses above a shaped drop with turned finials.  Older refinishing with minor wear, refinished back with upholstered interior, running when cataloged.  46 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000An early 19th century Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll shelf clock.  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 50% intact.  Older refinishing with good color, minor dial wear, replaced finials, running when cataloged.  31" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century E. N. Welch Paola model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike Patti movement with porcelain dial, visible escapement and Roman numerals.  Black marble case with incised gilded decoration and painted detail features a flat top on a stepped base.  Faded label on back 10% intact.  Minor wear, dial hairlines running when cataloged.  9 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-200A turn of the century French carriage clock.  8-day time and strike movement with platform escapement and porcelain dial with Roman numerals.  Molded Brass case with swing handle and beveled glass panels, hinged rear door.  Minor wear, dial hairline, running when cataloged.  6" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 20th century Atlas Crystal Ball novelty clock on a Silver plated tripod stand.  15j Swiss stem wind, pin set bridge movement with porcelain dial and Roman numerals.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  6" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A turn of the century French calendar desk clock.  8-day time only movement with platform escapement and porcelain dial with Roman numerals, additional indicators for date and day of the week.  Ebonized wooden case with Brass swing handle and applied details.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  7 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A mid 19th century Banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, MA.  8-day weight driven time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, wooden pendulum stick with detachable Brass bob.  Cherry case with  circular dial door over a tapered throat and square lower door, both having reverse painted glasses with gilded detail.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600J C Brown Ripple Front Shelf ClocksA turn of the century New Haven Thames model crystal regulator.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Arabic numerals with a faux Mercury pendulum.  Art Nouveau Brass case with scrolled floral detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base.  Minor wear, dial hairlines and chip at 7:30, running when cataloged.  15 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A turn of the century Ansonia Crown model crystal regulator.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Roman numerals with applied brilliants on bezel and pendulum.  Louis XV Style Gilded Brass case with urn finial, scrolled foliate detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base with shaped feet.  Re-painted with minor wear, faint dial hairline, running when cataloged.  15 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-500A 19th century three weight Vienna Regulator wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with quarter hour Grand Sonnerie striking and a two-part porcelain dial with Roman numerals, within a molded Brass bezel.  Rosewood case with features a shaped crown with turned finials over a rectangular door flanked by barley twist columns over a shaped lower drop with turned finials.  Older finish with minor wear, dial hairlines, running when cataloged.  50" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A turn of the century Seth Thomas Empire No. 14 model crystal regulator.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with flat porcelain dial and Arabic numerals and faux Mercury pendulum.  Brass case with gadrooned and foliate detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base.  Some wear, running when cataloged.  11 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 19th century E. & G. W. Bartholomew hollow column shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral corners.  Mahogany case with a gilded Eagle crest above a square dial door and central fixed mirror flanked by turned gilded columns, with two outer full length hollow weight columns over a single door base with reverse painted glass, all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 50% intact.  Nicely refinished with minor wear, restored lower door glass, small dial touch-ups, replaced weights, running when cataloged.  35 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800Ansonia ZenithA late 19th century French 3 pc mantel clock set by Societe Clusienne in Cluses, France.  8-day time and strike movement with convex porcelain dial, Arabic numerals painted floral garlands and fancy Brass filigree hand, serial #5695.  Figured Rouge marble case and matching garniture urns and gold patinated mounts features an urn finial over a Brass movement housing supported by four turned columns with floral swags on a shaped molded base. Good condition with slight wear, running when cataloged.  Up to 16 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A turn of the century New Haven Thoreau model crystal regulator.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial, visible escapement and Arabic numerals, floral decal and a faux Mercury pendulum.  Art Nouveau gilded Brass case with scrolled foliate detail, beveled glass doors and sides on a scrolled base.  Minor wear, dial hairlines, running when cataloged.  15" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century English Gothic Revival Period bracket clock by Barrauld & Lund, Cornhill, London.  8-day spring driven fusee time and strike movement with a shaped Brass dial, scrolled foliate engraving and Roman numerals with upper subsidiary Strike/Silent selector, marked "Barrauld & Lund, Cornhill, London, 1645, additionally signed on the back plate of movement.  Oak case with carved detail features a pediment top with paneled tapering finials over a shaped door with foliate detail flanked by carved colmns and reticulated side panels with Gothic tracery on a paneled base with plinth feet, rear acess door also has reticulated Gothic tracery design.  Original finish with some wear, minor loss to center finial. movement is quite dirtyA 19th century Kroeber Lehigh model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with mirrored insert.  Ebonized case with gallery top with inset beveled mirror above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned pilasters on a molded base with key drawer.  Paper label on back 40% but very dark.  Original finish with some wear, dial flakes at winding holes, running when cataloged.  20 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Lincoln model shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, damascened pendulum.  Ash case with molded top over a single long door and molded base with carved scrolls.  Older finish with minor wear, restored dial, running when cataloged.  27 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Seth Thomas Garfield model shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, damascened pendulum.  Ebonized case with arcaded top over a molded door with fluted pilasters and molded base.  Paper label inside back 90% intact.  Old finish with minor wear, restored dial, running when cataloged.  29 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century French mantel clock by Japy Freres, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with Gilded dial with porcelain center and Arabic numerals, serial #85766.  Black marble Neoclassical style case with a pediment top over a cast Bronze frieze depicting Neptune with gilded detail, arcaded  body with two pairs of cast Corinthian columns on a molded plinth base.  Minor wear, some tiny edge flakes, running when cataloged.  16 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A 19th century French mantel clock by Samuel Marti, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two piece White porcelain dial with Roman numerals, serial #5401.  Black marble Empire style case with a  rounded top over a body with scrolled brackets on a molded plinth base with incised detail.  Minor wear, some small edge chips, lacks pendulum not tested.  12 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A 19th century French mantel clock by Samuel Marti, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two piece White porcelain dial with Roman numerals, fancy gilded pendulum with porcelain insert, serial #2073.  Black marble Empire style case with Rouge marble detail features a rounded top with scrolled brackets over a body with central beveled glass flanked by reeded pilasters and scrolled bracketson a shaped plinth base.  Minor wear, some tiny edge flakes, crack in rear door frame, running when cataloged.  16 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Ansonia cast Iron figural mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two piece White porcelain dial with Roman numerals, marked "Ansonia Clock Co. Patented".  Black enameled cast iron case surmounted by a patinated Spelter figure of a young woman, features a  rounded top over a body with shaped pilasters on a molded plinth base with incised detail.  Some surface wear, running when cataloged.  26 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A turn of the century Waterbury Seine model mantel clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with flat porcelain dial and Arabic numerals with embossed Brass center.  Louis XV Style cast spelter case with foliate detail and inset porcelain panel on a scrolled base.  Restored Gold finish with slight wear, running when cataloged.  13" high overall.  ESTIMATE $100-150A mid 19th century "Baltimore" Banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, MA.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, wooden pendulum stick with detachable Brass bob.  Mixed wood case with traces of original "Rosewood" graining, circular upper and lower doors, reverse painted throat and lower door "Regulator" glasses with gilded detail.  Cleaned finish with minor wear, replaced dial, running when cataloged.  33" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A mid 19th century Boston Banjo clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial with Roman numerals marked "A. Willard, Boston".  Mahogany case with gilded finish features a turned finial over a molded Brass dial door, tapered throat panel with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled Brass side arms over a lower door with a reverse painted Naval Battle scene.  Restored gilding with minor wear, dial wear, replaced finial and weight, touch-ups to lower glass, running when cataloged.  30" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A mid 19th century Birge & Fuller Double Decker shelf clock.  8-day strap Brass time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a molded crown over an upper door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by turned pilasters, above a lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled pilasters on flat plinth base.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  32 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 20th century Darche Electric Co. boudoir clock.  30-hour spring driven mechanical movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, battery powered alarm bell at interior.  Oak case with molded geometric design features a molded top over a single long door with clear dial glass and lower beveled mirror.  Paper instruction card at inner door.   Old finish with minor wear, lacks battery, loss to mirror silvering, wound tight, not running when cataloged.  17 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A turn of the century Waterbury Satoris model mantel clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with flat porcelain dial and Arabic numerals with embossed Brass center.  Louis XV Style cast spelter case foliate detail and inset porcelain panel on a scrolled base.  Restored Gold finish with slight wear, replaced pendulum, running when cataloged.  13 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $100-150An early 19th century Eli Terry & Sons Column & Splat shelf clock, retailed by George Mitchell, Bristol, CT.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a carved cornucopia crest flanked by Pineapple finials over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower flanked by carved pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, slight flaking on lower door glass, running when cataloged.  29 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600Ansonia No. 4 Hall ClockA turn of the century Seth Thomas Sons & Co. figural mantel clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with flat porcelain dial and Roman numerals, serial # 34904.  Cast spelter case with a figure of a musician on a base with Gryphons and Egyptian masks.  Two tone finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  17" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A turn of the century Ansonia Trianon model mantel clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with flat porcelain dial and Arabic numerals.  Louis XV Style cast spelter case with foliate detail and inset porcelain panel on a scrolled base.  Original Bronze finish with some wear, crack and crazing to panel, running when cataloged.  14 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century J. C. Brown ripple front shelf clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with papered metal dial.  Rosewood Round Gothic or "Beehive" style case with applied ripple molding, single door with circular upper glass and reverse painted lower.  Paper label inside back 80% intact.  Old finish with wear and minor damage, wear to lower glass, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  18 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A mid 19th century Boston Banjo clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial with Roman numerals marked "A. Willard, Boston".  Mahogany case with gilded finish features a turned finial over a molded Brass dial door, tapered throat panel with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled Brass side arms over a lower door with a reverse painted Naval Battle scene.  Restored gilding with minor wear, dial wear, replaced finial and weight, touch-ups to lower glass, running when cataloged.  30" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century French Carriage clock.  8-day time and strike movement with platform escapement, gong strike and repeat on demand button, Silvered dial with foliate center marked L & E Fabre, Buenos Aires, and Roman numerals.  Gilded Brass case with upper swing handle, cast foliate design, Silvered caryatid pilasters, beveled glass front, back and sides, on a molded base.  Minor wear, dial tarnish, running when cataloged.  6" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A 1930's Waltham "Willard" model Presentation Banjo clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial with Arabic numerals marked "Waltham".  Mahogany case features a turned finial over a molded Brass dial door and tapered throat panel with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled Brass side arms and lower door with reverse painted "Constitution & Guerriere" Naval Battle glass, over a shaped, fluted drop all with applied Brass roped detail.  Original finish with minor wear, slight dial wear, running when cataloged.  40 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century J. C. Brown ripple front shelf clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with papered metal dial.  Rosewood Round Gothic or "Beehive" style case with applied ripple molding, single door with circular upper glass and reverse painted lower.  Paper label inside back 50% intact.  Old finish with wear, flaking to lower glass, dial discoloration, running when cataloged.  18 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A mid 19th century J.C. Brown Ripple Front shelf clock. 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, marked "J.C. Brown". Rosewood four column O. G. Gothic (Onion Top) case with single door, circular dial glass and reverse painted lower glass.  Paper label inside back 50% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, replaced old dial with some wear, paint flakes to lower glass, running when cataloged. 19 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $400-600Waterbury No. 12 Jewlers Regulator Wall ClockA mid 19th century Brewster & Ingrahams Steeple clock, retailed by Daniel Pratt & Son. 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany four column steeple case with single door, shaped dial glass and frosted lower glass.  Paper label inside back 50% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, dial wear, wear to lower glass, small flakes to finials, running when cataloged. 19 1/4" high. ESTIMATE $300-400A late 20th century Oak wall clock, replica of an Ansonia "Antique Hanging" model.  8-day weight driven time & strike movement with embossed Brass dial, porcelain hour markers, and Roman numerals with cast pendulum bob.  Oak case with extensive cast Brass ornamentation features a pediment crown with Neoclassical plaque and turned finials with metal arms over an open dial with cast spandrels flanked by squared columns over an open well with filigree brackets, cast back detail and shaped drop.  Some wear, running when cataloged.  45 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century English Carriage clock.  8-day time and strike movement with platform escapement, bell strike and repeat on demand button, Brass dial with foliate engraving and Roman numerals.  Fully engraved gilded Brass case with upper swing handle, full fluted corner columns, beveled glass front and sides, on a molded base.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  6 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200An early 19th century Hopkins & Alfred Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and gilded detail.  Mahogany case with a stenciled splat over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower by W. L. Gable, flanked by stenciled pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Older finish with minor wear, restored crest and feet, running when cataloged.  28 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ansonia Niobe model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike movement, cast metal dial with painted finish and Arabic numerals, fancy cast pendulum bob. Oak case with extensive cast Brass ornamentation features a scrolled crown with Satyr mask and turned finial over a cast foliate frieze and open dial with cast spandrels flanked by rope twist columns over an open well with filigree brackets, rope twist columns and a shaped drop.  Refinished with minor wear, paint touchups, running when cataloged.  45" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200An early 19th century Riley Whiting Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and scrollwork detail.  Mahogany case with a stenciled splat over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by stenciled pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, crack in dial glass, restored lower door glass, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ingraham Calendar shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement and lower "B B Lewis" calendar mechanism indicating date and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Walnut case with shaped crest and carved detail, circular upper door flanked by turned columns over a square lower door with carved detail on a molded plinth base.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  21 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400An early 19th century Jeromes & Darrow Column & Splat shelf clock.  8-day wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and scrollwork detail.  Mahogany case with a carved Eagle crest  over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by carved pilasters on a simple plinth base.  Interior paper label varnished over, 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, restored crest and lower door glass, replaced pulleys, running when cataloged.  35 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300Gilbert No. 12 Jewelers RegulatorA 19th century Eli Terry & Sons Double Door shelf clock.  8-day wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and gilded detail.  Mahogany case with a carved Eagle crest over an upper dial door with clear glass flanked by stenciled pilasters and lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by stenciled pilasters, all supported by carved paw feet.  Partial interior facsimile paper label.  Refinished with minor wear, restored crest and lower glass, running when cataloged.  30 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Welch "Arditi" model Calendar shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and subsidiary dials indicating day and month.  Walnut case with shaped crest and ears, single molded door on a molded plinth base. Interior paper instruction label 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  28 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A 19th century Hotchkiss & Benedict shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike Brass movement marked No. 2671 and dated 1836 with painted wood dial and floral detail, Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and "Flying Eagle" pendulum bob, dial marked "Warranted by Hotchkiss & Benedict".  Mahogany case with a shaped crest above a square dial door and lower door with reverse painted portrait glass flanked by flat pilasters with carved capitols on a simple plinth base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, some loss and touch-ups to lower door glass, replaced weights and pendulum bob, running when cataloged.  37 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600 A late 19th century Waterbury No. 17 Regulator wall clock.  8-day dual weight driven time only movement with Graham dead beat escapement and maintaining power, 16" Silvered dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds.  Oak case with broken arch top and turned finial above a single arched door with flat reeded pilasters above a shaped bracket drop with carved detail.  Older refinishing with minor wear, running when cataloged.  55 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000A mid 19th century Birge & Fuller Double Decker shelf clock.  8-day strap Brass time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a molded crown over an upper door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by turned pilasters, above a lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled pilasters on flat plinth base.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  32 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 19th century Riley Whiting Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and scrollwork detail.  Mahogany case with a shaped crest over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by turned pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, restored crest, running when cataloged.  27 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century French Carriage clock, backplate marked Weizinger, Rue du Bac 8.  8-day time and strike movement with platform escapement, bell strike and repeat on demand button, Porcelain dial with Roman numerals, subsidiary day, alarm and date dials.  Gilded Brass case with upper swing handle, molded design, beveled glass front and sides, on a molded base.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  5 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200An early 20th century Darche Electric Co. boudoir clock with incorporated nightlight and coin bank.  30-hour spring driven mechanical movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, battery powered alarm bell.  Nickel plated steel case with central clock and nightlight flanked by bank and alarm pedestals with domed covers.  Old finish with minor wear, lacks battery, wound tight, not running when cataloged.  8 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400An early 20th century Seth Thomas 4-bell Sonora chime mantel clock.  8-day time and strike #90B movement with quarter hour striking on four Sonora bells in Westminster Cathedral chimes, convex Silvered dial with Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with Gothic arched top, Brass dial door over a gilded plaque and molded base.  Older finish with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  14 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300Seth Thomas No. 20 Regulator Wall ClockAn early 19th century Chauncey Ives Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and floral detail with gilded scrolls.  Mahogany case with a stenciled splat over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower, flanked by stenciled pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 30% intact.  Older finish with minor wear, replaced crest tops, restored lower glass, running when cataloged.  28 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A mid 19th century Birge, Peck & Co. Double Decker shelf clock.  8-day strap Brass time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a molded crown over an upper door with clear dial glass and reverse painted "View In Rome Italy" lower, flanked by turned pilasters, above a lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled pilasters on flat plinth base.  Interior paper with Locomotive label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, restored glasses, running when cataloged.  32 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century J. C. Brown ripple front shelf clock. 8-day Brass time and strike movement with papered metal dial.  Rosewood Round Gothic or "Beehive" style case with applied ripple molding, single door with circular upper glass and reverse painted lower.  Paper label inside back 50% intact.  Old finish with wear, flaking to lower glass, dial discoloration, running when cataloged.  18 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500An early 19th century Riley Whiting Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a stenciled splat over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower by Tom Moberg, flanked by stenciled pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 6 model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Walnut case with scrolled crest and turned finial over a single door with circular dial glasses on a molded base with cut out skirt.  Paper label on back of door 20% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, restored dials on the back of the original, running when cataloged.  20 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 5 model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Walnut case with Ebonized detail features a molded Octagon top over a single door with circular dial glasses on a molded base.  Old Grinnell Iowa retailer's label verso.  Nicely refinished with slight wear, restored dials, running when cataloged.  20 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 1 model shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike Lyre movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Rosewood case with arched top over a long door with circular dial glasses on a simple molded base.  Paper label on back of door 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, restored Dial House dials, running when cataloged.  33" high overall.   ESTIMATE $600-800A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 8 model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Walnut case with a carved crest and turned finials over a single door with circular dial glasses and applied geometric moldings flanked by turned pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back of door 60% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, small chips on finials and crown return, minor dial flaking, running when cataloged.   27 1/2" high overall.   ESTIMATE $600-800A mid 19th century Banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, MA.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, wooden pendulum stick with Brass bob.  Cherry case with circular dial door over a tapered throat and square lower door, both having glasses reverse painted with gilded detail.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  29 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 20th century Elmer Stennes, replica Massachusetts shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial and Arabic numerals, marked "Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass" with a painted Bee lower right.  Mahogany Federal style case with pierced fretwork crest below a Brass Eagle finial, molded crown over an arched dial door in the hood section, body with an Inlaid Eagle medallion over a shaped skirt and flared French feet.  Original finish with minor wear, repairs to the crest and base edges, running when cataloged.  39 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $1,500-2,500  A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 3 model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Rosewood grained Cherry case with a pediment crest over a single door with circular dial glasses on a molded base.  Paper label on back of door 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dials, running when cataloged.  26 3/4" high overall.   ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar No. 4 model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Walnut case with Ebonized detail features an arched top and molded detail over a single door with circular dial glasses on a stepped, molded base.  Paper label on back of door 50% intact.  Nicely refinished with slight wear, restored dials, running when cataloged.  24 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Ithaca No. 3 Bank Model shelf clock.  8-day dual weight time only movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with pediment top features a single long door with applied panels and molded detail, circular dial glasses with Brass bezels on a molded base.  Old dark finish with some wear, re-papered dials, running when cataloged.  39 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A late 19th century Ithaca No. 10 Farmer's Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a flat molded top above a single door with square dial glasses on a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, dial wear, replaced back board, running when cataloged.  21 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-200A late 19th century Seth Thomas Parlor Calendar model shelf clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike Lyre movement with lower calendar mechanism, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals and apertures indicating day and month.  Rosewood case with a molded crown over a single door with octagonal dial glasses and reverse painted center glass flanked by chamfered pilasters on a conforming molded base.  Paper label inside backboard 10% intact.  Nicely refinished with minor wear, restored dials, running when cataloged.  30 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1.200A late 19th century Lenzkirch Table clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with porcelain dial, gilded cast center and Roman numerals, serial #751627 indicates a production date of 1886.  Walnut case with carved and molded detail features gilded cast Brass finials, appliques and gallery over a circular dial door with beveled glass, Lion's Mask side handles and Lion's Paw feet.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  22" high overall. ESTIMATE $800-1,200An early 20th century German Bracket clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with quarter hour Westminster chimes, arched Silvered dial, gilded spandrels and Arabic numerals, serial #3027 marked "Patented in all Countries, Made in Wurttemberg".  Walnut case with a step molded top features gilded cast Brass finials, Carytid posts, side panels and appliques over an arched dial door with beveled glass, molded base and Brass paw feet.  Old finish with some wear, dial wear, lacks minute hand, wound tight when cataloged.  19 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Lenzkirch Porcelain Table clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with porcelain dial, and Roman numerals, fancy gilded Brass filigree hands, serial #985120 indicates a production date of 1893.  Louis XV Style figural porcelain case depicts a courting scene with a lady and gentleman beneath a floral arch with Cupid watching from above, scrolled design with applied flowers and hand painted detail with gilded highlights, circular dial door with convex beveled glass.  Slight wear, minor damage, running when cataloged.  16 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Waterbury Augusta model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time & strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with cast Brass ornamentation features an arched crown and central finial with cast dragons over a circular dial door flanked by spiral turned columns over an open well with paneled back, spiral columns and shaped drop.  Paper labels on back 80% intact.  Refinished with some wear, running when cataloged.  51 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $600-800A turn of the century French crystal regulator by Samuel Marti, Paris, retailed by A. Stowell & Co., Boston.  8-day time and strike movement with gilded Brass dial and Arabic numerals, bezel and pendulum with inset brilliants at edges, dial with Champleve center, pendulum with portrait monogramed S. G.  Oval Brass case with inlaid Champleve detail features curved beveled glass on all four sides, on a molded base with bracket feet.  Minor wear on case and dial, some brilliants have darkened, running when cataloged.  11 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Howard No. 11 model "Keyhole" wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals marked "E. Howard & Co. Boston".   Rosewood case features a circular dial door with molded frame over a lower door with rounded bottom and reverse painted glass.  Annotated inside "Portland Freight Terminal".  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial wear, some paint flaking on lower glass, replaced weight baffle, running when cataloged.  31 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $1,000-1,500An early 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock by Jos. Burger & Co., Schonach for Geo. Kuehl & Co, Chicago.  30-hr Brass time and strike two weight movement with wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features a foliate crest on a body with molded posts and grape leaf detail with turned finials.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  25" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Lenzkirch Table clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with Silvered dial, etched center and Roman numerals, serial #521945 indicates a production date of 1880.  Oak case with molded detail features gilded cast Brass finials, appliques and gallery over a circular dial door with convex glass, Gryphon corner posts, Lion's Mask side plates, reticulated foliate moldings and Lion's Paw feet.  Older finish with minor wear, lacks center post on gallery, running when cataloged.  19 3/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $800-1,200An early 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock by Gordian Hettich & Son, Furtwangen.  30-hr Brass time and strike two weight movement with wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features a foliate crest on a body with molded posts and grape leaf detail with turned finials.  Paper label on back 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  26 1/2" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $600-800A mid 19th century American clock, retailed by Daniel Pratt & Son. 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany four column O. G. Gothic (Onion Top) case with single door, circular dial glass and reverse painted lower glass.  Older refinishing with some wear, dial wear, flakes to lower glass, small flakes to finials, replaced front and backboards, running when cataloged. 19 3/4" high. ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Lenzkirch Table clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with Brass dial, Silvered Chapter ring, cast spandrels and Roman numerals, serial #999035 indicates a production date of 1893.  Oak case with molded detail features gilded cast Brass finials, appliques and gallery arched molded crown over an arched dial door with beveled glass flanked by Carytid corner posts and Lion's Mask side handles on scrolled foliate feet.  Refinished with slight wear, minor wear on chapter ring, running when cataloged.  25 1/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $1,500-2,500A late 19th century Ithaca Steeple Model Calendar shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a Gothic arched crest and turned finial over a single long door with pierced carved insert on a molded plinth base.  Refinished with slight wear, re-papered dials, running when cataloged.  25 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Lenzkirch Table clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with Niello decorated  Silvered dial,  Roman numerals and fancy filigree hands, serial #999035 indicates a production date of 1893.  Oak case with molded detail features cast Brass finials, masks, appliques and scrollwork, arched molded crown over a circular open dial flanked by Neoclassical figural corner posts, cast side plated rear scrolls and a molded base with flattened bun feet.  Refinished with slight wear, minor case damage, minor dial wear, replaced Eagle finial, running when cataloged.  26 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $1,000-1,500A late 19th century French Louis XV style Boulle bracket clock.  8-day time and strike movement with a gilded cast Brass dial with porcelain markers, Blue Roman hour and Black outer Arabic minute numerals, serial #381.  Red and Black lacquer case with Boulle decoration features a shaped top and sides surmounted by a cast Bronze finial depicting a Trumpeting Angel, over a single shaped Brass door with a Cherub on scrolled foliate feet, hand chased gilded Bronze mounts throughout, Boulle decoration extends to the inner floor and rear door panels.  Some wear and minor damage, running when cataloged.  28 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000An unusual late 19th century Lenzkirch Suspended Wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with platform escapement,  Gold painted Roman numerals and fancy filigree hands, serial #774221indicates a production date of 1886.  Spherical Cobalt Blue porcelain case with scrolled foliate frame is suspended by four fancy cast Brass chains and a fanciful Dragon wall bracket.  Slight wear, one replaced screw fitting, running when cataloged.  26 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A mid 19th century Elisha Manross Steeple on Steeple shelf clock.  8-day time and strike Strap Brass Fusee movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with cone shaped finials, upper door with shaped dial glass and reverse painted lower glass, lower door with reverse painted glass.  Lacks paper label inside.  Older refinishing with some wear, dial wear and flaking, running when cataloged.  23 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Gilbert No. 11 Regulator wall clock.  8-day dual weight driven time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest above a single arched door with flat reeded pilasters above a shaped drop with inset Burl panel and carved detail.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, crack in right side glass, running when cataloged.  49 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A turn of the century Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock.  8-day time and strike, three horn Trumpeter two weight movement with Brass cut-out plates and wooden dial with applied Roman numerals and filigree hands.  Mixed wood Railroad type case with hand carved detail features a foliate crest on a body with inlaid posts and grape leaf detail with turned finials.  Older finish with  minor wear, running when cataloged.  27" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Ithaca No. 7 Model Library shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a molded pediment crest above circular dial glasses with Brass bezels and molded panels on a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, re-papered dials and rollers, running when cataloged.  22 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ithaca No. 10 Farmer's Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a scrolled crest above a single door with circular dial glasses and molded panels on a molded base.  Old finish with minor wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  25 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury No. 44 Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest above a single door with reeded frames and reverse painted glass on a molded base.  Paper labels verso 30% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dials re-papered, running when cataloged.  23 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ithaca Library Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a pediment crest and turned finial above circular dial glasses with Brass bezels and molded panels on a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, replaced crest and backboard, re-papered dials and rollers, running when cataloged.  24 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Welch, Spring & Co. Italian No. 1 Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with upper day of the week and lower calendar mechanism indicating date and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Rosewood case with an arched top above two doors with circular dial glasses flanked by turned pilasters on a molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dials, running when cataloged.  19 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-200A late 19th century Waterbury No. 40 Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, painted metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Oak case with carved detail features a scrolled crest above a single door with rope turned pilasters on a molded base.  Paper labels verso 50% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dial wear and crazing, running when cataloged.  23 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Ithaca No. 11 Octagon Poni Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with a single door and molded octagon top with single long glass on a molded base. Paper instruction label on back 60% intact.   Refinished with slight wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  17 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-200An early 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock.  30-hr Brass time and strike three weight movement with Cuckoo, Quail and Gong strike, wooden dial with applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features a Raven crest over a body with Fox and Grapes motif on dial surround.  Original finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  28 1/2" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Gilbert Long Branch Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with simple calendar papered metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Oak case with roped detail features a molded top with turned finials above a single door with stenciled glass and molded frame flanked by rope columns on a molded egg and dart base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, dial wear, replaced finials, running when cataloged.  28 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ithaca No. 8 Library Model shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with a carved floral crest above circular dial glasses with Nickel bezels and Burl panels on a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, replaced crest and backboard, re-papered lower dial, running when cataloged.  26 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Welch, Spring & Co. Audran Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with upper day of the week and B. B. Lewis lower calendar mechanism indicating date and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features an shaped crest above two doors with circular dial glasses flanked by carved ears and panels on a molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact, but very dark.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  31 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800An early 20th century Black Forest style Cuckoo wall clock by the American Cuckoo Clock Co.  30-hr Brass time and strike two weight movement with wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features a foliate crest on a body with molded posts and grape vine detail with turned finials.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  23 1/2" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Waterbury No. 43 Model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped crest above a single door with molded frame and reverse painted glass flanked by reeded columns on a molded base.  Paper labels verso 30% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dials re-papered, running when cataloged.  28 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century American Banjo wall clock.  8-day Brass, weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial and Roman numerals.  Gilded Mahogany case with pierced Brass arms, Brass dial door with convex glass over reverse painted throat and lower door glasses, face screws in throat frame.  Re-Gilded with minor wear, re-painted dial and glasses, replaced finial, running when cataloged. 33 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $1,000-1,500A late 19th century E. Ingraham Grecian model shelf clock. 30-hr time and strike movement with painted metal dial with Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with molded door and turned bosses, clear dial glass and simple molded base.  Paper label 60%.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged. 14 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury No. 38 model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dials and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Walnut case with carved details features a shaped crest over a single door with reeded frame above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, running when cataloged.  28" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Seth Thomas Arch Top shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Figured Mahogany case with a single door and clear dial glass on a stepped molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  15 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century American Banjo wall clock.  8-day Brass, weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial and Roman numerals.  Gilded Mahogany case with pierced Brass arms, Brass dial door with flat glass over reverse painted throat and lower door glasses.  Some wear and minor touch-ups to gilding, re-painted dial, replaced finial, running when cataloged. 32 3/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Waterbury Beehive shelf clock.  30-hr spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Molded Mahogany case with shaped door and stenciled Eagle lower glass on a simple plinth base.  Paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  18 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Seth Thomas Mini Column & Cornice shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, "S T" hands.  Rosewood case with a molded cornice over single door, clear dial glass and stenciled lower flanked by turned Marbleized columns over a pendulum window with molded Brass bezel on a stepped molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  15 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century American Presentation Banjo clock.  8-day Brass, weight driven time only movement with painted Iron dial and Roman numerals marked "Warranted..".  Gilded Mahogany case with pierced Brass arms, Brass dial door with convex glass over reverse painted throat and lower door glasses, shaped drop with fluted detail.  Re-Gilded with minor wear, restored painted glasses, crack in throat glass, replaced finial, running when cataloged. 40 1/2" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A late 19th century Brewster & Ingraham Mini Double Decker shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with molded cornice over an upper door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower flanked by turned pilasters over lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by scrolled pilasters on a simple plinth base.  Paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial and glasses, running when cataloged.  20 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury No. 27 model wall clock.  8-day time only movement with painted metal dials and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Oak case with carved details features a shaped crest and turned finials over a single door with molded frame above a shaped bracket drop with carved panel.  Paper labels on back and bottom 30% intact.  Original dark finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  44 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A mid 19th century American Banjo wall clock.  8-day weight driven  time only movement with painted Iron dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with a Brass finial over a molded Brass dial door, tapered throat panel with applied rope moldings and reverse painted glass flanked by shaped Brass side arms, lower door with a reverse painted interior scene glass by Tom Moberg.  Refinished with some wear, restored dial and lower glass, replaced finial, running when cataloged.  35" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Welch Damrosch Model wall clock.  8-day time only movement with lower calendar mechanism indicating date with subsidiary day and month dials, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features an shaped crest above two doors with circular dial glasses flanked by carved ears and panels on a molded base.  Paper label verso 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dials, some staining on dial surround, running when cataloged.  41 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Gilbert Amphion Model Parlor clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a shaped crest over a single arched door with stenciled glass and inset mirrored cut glass panels on a molded base with Ebonized detail.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Original finish with Ebonized detail, minor wear, some dial wear, slight loss to silvering, running when cataloged.  25 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century New Haven/Jerome Dneister model wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with papered metal dials the upper day of the week indicator and  lower "B. B. Lewis" perpetual calendar movement indicates date and month, with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest over a single long door over a detachable lower drop, can be used as a shelf model.  Older refinishing with some wear, staining on drop, running when cataloged.  36 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A 20th century Boston Style Lyre banjo clock.  8-day time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with carved foliate detail with a foliate finial over a molded Brass dial door, shaped throat panel with reverse painted glass, lower door with reverse painted glass, over a shaped drop with finial.  Glasses by Tom Moberg.  Original finish with slight wear, running when cataloged.  39" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A late 19th century Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 4 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.  Rosewood case with a single door, two circular dial glasses and applied decoration.  Older refinishing with some wear, re-painted dials, running when cataloged.  27 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Mini OG shelf clock.  30-hr spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, "S T" hands.  Rosewood case with a single door, clear dial glass and reverse painted lower with gold stencil inside the molded frame.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  16 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Howard No. 5 model Banjo clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals marked "E. Howard & Co., Boston".  Shaped Walnut case with Rosewood grain paint, reverse painted throat and lower door glass.  Older finish with some wear, dial wear and discoloration, running when cataloged.  29" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 20th century Skeleton clock.  8-day time and strike fusee movement with Silvered filigree dial and Roman numerals with Gothic Revival reticulated Brass plates on a molded wooden base.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  19" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century New Haven Cottage shelf clock. 30-hr spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with a single door, clear dial glass and reverse painted lower flanked by turned quarter columns on a simple molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  13" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Atkins London Model shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with molded crown over an upper door with clear dial glass, stenciled corners and lower glass flanked by turned pilasters over lower paneled door on a molded plinth base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  16 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ingraham Oriental Model shelf clock.  30-hr spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Molded Rosewood case with Gothic "Onion" top over a circular door with molded Brass bezel and a molded base.  Facsimile paper label verso.  Refinished with slight wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  18" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Gilbert Berkshire model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Oak case with a shaped crest over a single door single door with reverse painted glass flanked by spool turned side columns above a shaped lower drop.  Interior and verso labels 50% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, running when cataloged.  37 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Gilbert Sharon model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Oak case with a shaped crest with turned rail over a single door single door with reverse painted glass flanked by turned half columns above a shaped lower drop with turned rails.  Interior paper label 50% intact but very dark.  Older refinishing with some wear, crack in drop, dial wear, running when cataloged.  37 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ansonia Capitol model wall clock.   8-day spring driven time and strike movement, papered metal dial with Arabic numerals.  Oak case features an arched crown with turned finials and cast Liberty mask above an arched door with fluted corned pilasters over a shaped drop with turned finials.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial wear, most finials are replacements, running when cataloged.  54" high.  ESTIMATE $200-400A late 19th century Seth Thomas Mini Column & Cornice shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with a molded cornice over single door, clear dial glass and mirrored lower flanked by turned Ebonized columns over a pendulum window with molded Brass bezel on a stepped molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  15 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Ingraham Ionic model Calendar wall clock.  8-day time only movement with day indicator and lower "B B Lewis" calendar mechanism indicating date and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Rosewood grained figure "8" case with molded circular dial doors.  Older finish with some wear, replaced upper dial paper, running when cataloged.  29 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury Peoria model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest with turned finials over a single door with reverse painted glass flanked by turned pilasters above a shaped lower drop.  Interior and verso labels 50% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, running when cataloged.  42 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Waterbury No. 28 model wall clock.  8-day time only movement with painted metal dials and Roman numerals, lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day, month and date.  Walnut case with carved details and turned finials features a carved crown with turned crossbar over a single door with arched glass flanked by turned columns above a shaped bracket drop.  Older refinishing with minor wear, running when cataloged.  40 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-400A turn of the century Waterbury Regulator No. 60 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with dead beat escapement, maintaining power and 12" porcelain dial and Roman numerals, sweep seconds and a Lyre pendulum.  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped crest and decorative frieze over a single long door with circular dial glass and rectangular lower over a scrolled drop with turned finials.  Older refinishing with some wear, restored top crest and drop, running when cataloged.  75" high overall.  ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000An early 20th century Black Forest style Cuckoo wall clock by the American Cuckoo Clock Co.  30-hr Brass time and strike two weight movement with wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features an Eagle crest on a body with grape vine motif.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Old finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  25" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $300-500An early 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock.  30-hr Brass time and strike two weight movement with wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with hand carved detail features aRooster crest on a body with vine and foliage detail.  Old finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  25 1/2" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 20th century Seth Thomas replica No. 19 Railroad wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement with dead beat escapement and a 12" two part painted metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals, sweep seconds and a two jar faux Mercury pendulum with steel rod.  Mahogany  case with carved detail features a shaped crest with carved fan and turned finials over a single arched door flanked by turned pilasters with scrolled capitols and bases over a lower shaped drop with turned finials.  Original finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  75" high overall.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A late 19th century Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 4 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.  Rosewood case with a single door, two circular dial glasses and applied decoration.  Paper label on door 80% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, re-painted dials, running when cataloged.  27 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Mini OG shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with a single door, clear dial glass and reverse painted lower inside the molded frame.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  16 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ansonia Regulator No. 16 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time only movement,  porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, sweep seconds and bi-metallic compensating pendulum.  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped stick and ball crest over an arched door with reeded detail and a scrolled bracket drop.  Older finish with minor wear, lacks side scrolls on drop, running when cataloged.  84" high overall.  ESTIMATE $2,000-3,000A 19th century Kroeber Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike E. N. Welch movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved and gilded detail features an arched top with Liberty Mask turned finials above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by reticulated pilasters on a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  25 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Gilbert Dacca model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Light Ash case with Ebonized with gallery top and turned finials above a door with stenciled glass, flanked by molded pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back 20%.  Original finish with some wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  21 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Kroeber Albatross model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike E. N. Welch movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved and gilded detail features an arched top with turned finial above an arched door with stenciled glass on a molded base.  Older finish with some wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  23 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century French mantel clock by Samuel Marti, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two piece White porcelain dial with Roman numerals, serial #316.  Black marble case with an arched top over a corbeled body on a molded plinth base with an 1878 Presentation plaque.  Minor wear, some small edge chips, lacks pendulum not tested.  17" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A 19th century French mantel clock by Japy Freres, Paris.  8-day time and strike movement with Gilded dial, Bronze sash and Arabic numerals, serial #4800.  Black marble Neoclassical style case with a shaped top over a body with Brass Corinthian columns on a molded plinth base.  Minor wear, some small edge chips, running when cataloged.  16 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A 19th century French mantel clock by Samuel Marti, Paris, retailed by Gauthier, A Bar Sur Aube.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two piece Black porcelain dial with Gold Roman numerals, serial #3163.  Black marble case with a shaped top over a molded body on a molded plinth base.  Minor wear, some tiny edge flakes, running when cataloged.  15" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600An early 20th century Junghans Fountain novelty clock.  30-hr time only movement with porcelain chapter ring and Brass center medallion, Roman numerals with separate key wind lower movement for the fountain mechanism which runs about one hour, both with Junghans "Crossed Arrow" marks.  Walnut case in the form of a clock tower with three turned finials and arched roof over the clock dial flanked by turned pilasters and a lower "fountain" with revolving twisted glass tube on a shaped bracket base.  Old finish with minor wear, running and functioning when cataloged.  18 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century English Victorian period wheel barometer.  Upper thermometer and lower barometer with Silvered dials and engraved indexes.  Shaped Oak case with carved vintage design.  Refinished with some wear, minor damage and old repairs, working, accuracy unknown.  41 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE 200-300  NOTE: This item contains Mercury, check shipping restrictions before purchase, pickup available.A 19th century Ithaca No. 4 Hanging Office model wall clock from "Graf & Hummer, Jewelers".  30-day dual wind spring driven time only movement and lower calendar mechanism with apertures indicating day and month, papered metal dials with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Rosewood case with a single door, two circular dial glasses and applied decoration.  Older refinishing with minor damage, re-papered dials, replaced upper hands, running when cataloged.  29" high overall . ESTIMATE $300-500A 19th century Vienna Regulator wall clock.  30-day weight driven time only movement with a two-part porcelain dial, Roman numerals and molded Brass bezel, serial #105968.  Transitional Mahogany case with a carved foliate crest over a molded crown and a single long door with arched glass and carved corner brackets, shaped lower drop.  Refinished with minor wear, faint hairlines in dial, restored crest and drop finial, running when cataloged.  42 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A mid 19th century English drop dial wall clock.  8-day double fusee movement with shouldered plates and painted Iron dial with Roman numerals marked "Reid & Sons, Newcastle".  Mahogany case with circular molded bezel and Brass dial door with carved vintage design side ears, Brass pendulum aperture molding and rounded bottom.  Older finish with some wear, shrinkage crack in bezel running when cataloged.  21 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600  NOTE: Reid & Sons were well known jewelers and silversmiths in the 19th century with stores in Newcastle and London.A late 19th century Seth Thomas Queen Anne model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds and damascened pendulum bob.  Mixed wood case with the original Ebonized finish features a galleried crown with turned finials over and arched door with reeded frame  flanked by turned columns over a bracket drop with gallery.  Original finish with some wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  36 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A 19th century Terry & Andrews decorated iron front shelf clock.  8-day Brass time and strike lyre movement with painted Iron dial and Roman numerals.  Iron case with flat top, circular molded Brass dial and lower doors, original Black painted finish with applied Mother-of-Pearl and multicolor painted decoration.  Ansonia paper label inside backboard 70% intact.  Original finish with some wear, dial wear and losses, running when cataloged.  13 3/4" high,  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Carved Black Forest Cartel clock.  8-day Kohler time and strike movement, wood dial with porcelain markers and Roman numerals, gilded floral inner ring and filigree hands.  Oak case with extensive hand carved detail features a flower basket crown with scrolled detail, foliate bezel and shaped drop with floral design.  Older finish with some wear, replaced movement, runs momentarily when cataloged.  29 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $600-800An early 20th century Lenzkirch wall clock retailed by G. Bornand (Marseille, France).  8-day time and strike movement with Silvered dial and Arabic numerals, bi-metallic compensating pendulum and fancy cast Cherub bob, serial # 1 million 591237 indicates a production date of 1908.  Walnut case with arched crest and turned finial over a deeply carved shell, door with circular dial glass and shaped lower flanked by turned pilasters over a shaped drop and turned finials.  Original polished finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  42 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A late 19th century Frankf(i)eld & Co. New York, Black Forest style cuckoo shelf clock.  Waterbury 8-day time and strike movement adapted by Frankfield with bellow lift wires and cuckoo arm, papered metal dial and Arabic numerals, stamped "Frankfeld & Co.".  Mixed wood chalet style case with original two tone finish with fret sawn components features a gabled roof, molded Brass dial door and fretwork balcony on a shaped bracket base.  Some wear, re-papered dial. running and functioning when cataloged.  23 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century New Haven Brennus model figural mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two part porcelain dial with Roman numerals, fancy filigree hands.  Black enameled iron base with cast Spelter figure, case and feet.  Original finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  15 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Ansonia Belgium model iron mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two part porcelain dial with Arabic numerals.  Black enameled iron case with cast Spelter topper, gryphons, molding and feet.  Polished finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  19 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Ansonia boudoir clock.  30-hr time only movement with porcelain dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with double arch top and applied cast decorations on a molded base.  Minor wear, running when cataloged.  11 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $50-75A late 19th century Waterbury iron mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with gold sash dial with Arabic numerals.  Black enameled iron case with applied Gold painted castings and feet.  Polished finish with slight wear, re-painted Gold, running when cataloged.  11 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-200pic is 22.139A late 19th century Gilbert Indra model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with shaped crest and turned finials above a single door with stenciled glass in a molded frame on a plinth base.  Paper label on back 90 % intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  20" high.  ESTIMATE $50-75A late 19th century Bridgeport Brass Co. Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a molded top and turned finials over an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by fluted pilasters on a molded base.  Original finish with some wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  20 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ansonia Toulon model iron mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two part porcelain dial with Arabic numerals.  Black enameled iron case with two columns and applied Gold painted castings and feet.  Polished finish with slight wear, dial crack and hairlines, running when cataloged.  11" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300Ansonia Savoy Model Iron Mantel ClockA late 19th century Ansonia Dresden Extra model porcelain shelf clock made for the American Wringer Co... New York, No. 942.  8-day time and strike movement with enameled dial and Roman numerals.  Molded porcelain case with floral decoration and gilded detail on a Navy Blue background.  Minor wear, some crazing, running when cataloged.  12 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Gilbert Occidental model mirror side shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals and portrait pendulum.  Walnut case with turned finials features a carved arched crest with cast Liberty mask above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by mirrored pilasters and cast cherub figures on a rounded base.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, replaced cherubs, running when cataloged.  23 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury Albany model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a shaped crest and turned finials over a molded door with stenciled glass flanked by molded pilasters and a shaped molded base.  Paper label on back 20% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  23 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Gilbert Mitra model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Cherry case with fluted detail features a stepped top above a single door with clear dial glass and stenciled lower in a molded frame flanked by rosettes and turned pilasters on a plinth base.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  22 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ingraham Mascot model shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with arched crest and turned finial with cast Liberty mask above an arched door with stenciled glass in a molded frame flanked by 3/4 columns with cast loin's masks on a molded base with inset level.  Paper label on back 50 % intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  22 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century New Haven Douro model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with molded crest and central peak above an molded door with stenciled glass flanked by turned double columns on a molded base.  Paper label on back 50 % intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  21 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ansonia Windsor model mirror side shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a carved arched crest above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by mirrored pilasters and cast cherub figures on a molded base with cast feet.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, replaced cherubs, running when cataloged.  21 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Welch Eclipse model shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy "Eclipse" pendulum.  Walnut case with a shaped crest and pierced detail over a molded door with stenciled glass and a molded base.  Refinished with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  23 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham Peerless model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Maple case with painted detail features a shaped crest  over a molded door with stenciled glass flanked by turned columns and a shaped molded base.  Refinished with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  22" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Gilbert Callia model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved crest and arched top above an arched door with stenciled glass in a molded frame flanked by drop finials on a plinth base.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  23 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Waterbury Oxford model mirror side shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with turned finials features a carved arched crest with Liberty mask above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by mirrored pilasters and cast cherub figures on a rounded base.  Refinished with minor wear, dial wear, replaced cherubs, running when cataloged.  23" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ansonia Chippendale model mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with a papered metal dial, visible escapement and Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with painted floral decoration, features a galleried top and sides surmounted by Brass finials above a circular Brass bezel, flanked by curved side panels over open shelves on a molded base with Brass feet.  Refinished with minor wear, re-painted decoration, running when cataloged.  19 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Lenzkirch bracket clock, retailed by F. T. Depree, Exeter (England).  8-day time and strike movement with quarter hour Bim-Bam chiming on two coiled gongs, Brass dial with cast spandrels and Silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, serial # 1 million, 72370 indicates a production date of 1895.  Oak case with a pediment top and turned finials, Brass dial door with beveled glass flanked by shaped pilasters and paneled sides with Brass lift handles on a bracket footed base.  Older finish with slight wear, recently serviced and running when cataloged.  17" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A late 19th century Ansonia Triumph model mirror side shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with turned finials features a carved arched crest with cast Liberty mask above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by mirrored pilasters and original cast cherub figures on a rounded base.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  24 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ansonia Shakespeare model figural mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two part porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, fancy filigree hands.  Black enameled iron base with cast Spelter figure, case, molding and feet.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  14 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century New Haven Clyde model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved pediment crest above a peaked door with painted and stenciled glass in a molded frame on a molded plinth base.  Paper label on back 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  22 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ansonia La Orb model porcelain shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement, two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals.  Molded Royal Bonn porcelain case with floral decoration and gilded detail on a Green background.  Minor wear, some crazing, dial hairlines, running when cataloged.  12 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century New Haven Clotho model figural mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement and two part porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, fancy filigree hands.  Black enameled iron base with cast Spelter figure, case, applique and feet.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  15 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Ansonia La Lorne model porcelain shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement, two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals.  Molded porcelain case with floral decoration on a Blue background with gilded detail.  Minor wear, some crazing, running when cataloged.  11 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Ansonia La Duchesse model iron mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with embossed Brass dial with Arabic numerals.  Black enameled iron case with painted moldings and pewter color Lions mask handles and feet.  Old finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  10 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 20th century Waterbury Wales model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with visible escapement, two part porcelain dial  and Arabic numerals.  Mahogany Balloon shape case with a molded Brass dial door and a simple molded base with applied carving and Brass feet.  Paper label underside 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, minor veneer damage, running when cataloged.  9 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ansonia Tucker No. 2 model cast iron desk clock.  30-hr time only movement with lever escapement, metal dial with Roman numerals.  Cast iron case with circular movement housing and drop handles on a lower base with faux drawer.  Original dark finish with wear, running when cataloged.  12" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 1980's Replica Seth Thomas Violin clock, attributed to Tim Davis, Star, NC.  Authentic Seth Thomas Lyre movement, 8-day time and strike with new papered dial and Brass bezel.  Hand crafted Violin Form Mahogany case with upper neck and tuners, above a molded door with stenciled glass, on a molded base with molded 3/4" feet.  Original finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  30 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $400-600A turn of the century Seth Thomas Delos model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial, Roman numerals, embossed bezel.  Black Adamantine finish with marbleized detail and columns, gold metal castings.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, flake in dial glass, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  11" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A late 19th century Welch Daisy model shelf clock.  30-hr time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a shaped crest and turned detail over an arched door and a simple plinth base.  Fragment of paper label on back.  Older finish with some wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  19" high.  ESTIMATE $50-75A turn of the century Waterbury steeple clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with Gothic Arch crest and turned finials over a single door with clear dial glass and stenciled glass lower on a molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  19 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150 A late 19th century New Haven Regulator C C model mall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Eastlake Period Walnut case with carved detail and applied Lions masks, features a shaped crest with turned finials over an arched door with reverse painted glass flanked by shaped ears over a drop with shaped apron and turned finials.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial crazing, running when cataloged.  40" high overall. ESTIMATE $400-600  A 19th century Seth Thomas mantel clock.  30-hr weight driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with a flat top over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower glass flanked by double turned columns on a simple plinth base.  Paper label 50% intact.  Older refinishing with some wear, restored dial and lower glass, needs cable, not running when cataloged.  25 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham Liberty model kitchen shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with shaped crest and turned finial over a single door with clear dial glass and stenciled lower "Liberty" glass on a molded base.  Older refinishing with some wear, dial re-papered, stencil wear, running when cataloged.  23 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150 A late 19th century Gilbert Turret model shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved crest and turned finials above a single door with stenciled glass in a molded frame flanked by pierced pilasters with rosettes on a plinth base.  Paper label on back 10 % intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  21 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Kroeber Kansas model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Walnut case with an arched molded top above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by turned drops and finials on a molded base.  Paper label on back fragment only.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.   19 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A turn of the century Waterbury kitchen shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with gilded detail features a shaped crest and Liberty mask over an arched molded door with stenciled glass flanked by chamfered Burl sides with carved medallions and a shaped molded base.  Refinished with minor wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  22 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Waterbury Hudson model kitchen shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved crest and turned finials over a molded door with stenciled glass, shaped sides and a carved molded base.  Paper label on back 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, dial discoloration, running when cataloged.  23" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Seth Thomas Unlisted No. 2 model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial, Arabic numerals, embossed Brass door and bezel.  Marbleized Adamintine finish with gold metal castings.  Some finish wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  12 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A late 19th century Waterbury Rochester model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with simple calendar, papered metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with pressed carved detail features shaped top above a single door with molded frame flanked by shaped ears on a molded base.  Interior paper label 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  26 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury Buffalo model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with simple calendar, painted metal dial with Roman/Arabic numerals.  Walnut case with roped detail features a shaped top with turned finials above a single door with stenciled glass and molded frame flanked by rope columns on a molded base.  Paper labels on back 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  26 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Greek VP model City Series shelf clock.  8-day spring driven time, strike and alarm movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with a scrolled crest and urn finial above single arched door and a molded base.  Refinished with slight wear, replaced finial, running when cataloged.  24 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Waterbury arched top shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with arched crest and turned pilasters over a single door and lower molded base.  Interior paper label 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  14 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150 A late 19th century Ingraham Venetian model shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with an arched top over an figure eight molded door with reverse painted lower glass and a simple molded base.  Paper label inside 80% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  15 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century Kroeber Oregon model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike E. N. Welch movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved and gilded detail features an arched top with gilded applique above an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by mirrored pilasters on a rounded base.  Refinished with slight wear, restored dial, running when cataloged.  24" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century Seth Thomas mantel clock.  30-hr weight driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with a flat top over a single door with reverse painted lower glass flanked by painted pilasters on a simple plinth base.  Paper label 30% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial wear, restored lower glass, running when cataloged.  26" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century E. N. Welch Lucca model Victorian shelf clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals, fancy pendulum with glass insert.  Rosewood case with molded pediment top and turned finials above a single arched door with stenciled glass, flanked by applied pilasters on a molded base.  Paper label on back fragment only.  Older finish with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.   23 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Seth Thomas Ships Bell model wall clock.  1-day time and strike movement with lever escapement and Ships Bell strike, Silvered dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds.  Brass housing and bell mount on the wood backboard.  Some wear, running when cataloged.  11 1/2" high includes the mounting flanges.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Seth Thomas Wardroom model wall clock.  1-day time and strike movement with lever escapement and Ships Bell strike, porcelain dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds.  Turned Mahogany housing.  Some wear, dial flakes, crack in door glass, running when cataloged.  8 3/4" diameter.  ESTIMATE $300An early 20th century Gilbert Curfew Model mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial, fancy sash, Arabic numerals and upper bell strike.  Mixed wood case with Ebonized finish and Marbleized body with gilded detail and cast feet.  Original finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  17 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Seth Thomas Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with embossed dial and bezel, Arabic numerals.  Marbleized Adamintine finish with gold metal castings.  Paper label on back 50% intact.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  11 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A turn of the century Seth Thomas Milo model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial, Arabic numerals, fancy sash and bezel.  Black Adamantine finish with Red moldings and marbleized columns, gold metal castings.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  12" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A turn of the century Seth Thomas No. 763 model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial, Arabic numerals, embossed dial and bezel.  Black Adamantine finish with marbleized detail, gold metal castings.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  11" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A turn of the century Seth Thomas Beulah model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with long alarm, papered metal dial, Arabic numerals, embossed bezel.  White Adamantine finish with marbleized detail and columns, gold metal castings.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, dial discoloration, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  10 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A turn of the century Seth Thomas Adele model Adamantine mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with embossed dial and bezel, Arabic numerals.  Black Adamantine finish with marbleized detail and gold metal castings.  Paper label on back 90% intact.  Case cleaned and polished with slight wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  11 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200A late 19th century Seth Thomas Sons & Co. figural mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with porcelain dial and Roman numerals.  Spelter case with Shepherd boy figure, shaped case and a plinth base with bracket feet.  Re-painted finish with minor wear, dial chip and hairlines, running when cataloged.  14 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $150-250A turn of the century Ingraham de Soto model mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with paper and convex dial and Arabic numerals.  Black enamel finish with decorated panels and marbleized columns, gold metal castings.  Minor case wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  11" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham Sonata model mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with embossed Brass dial, Arabic numerals.  Black enamel finish with marbleized columns, gold metal castings.  Paper label on back 80% intact.  Case refinished with slight wear, castings re-painted, running when cataloged.  12 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $150-200An early 20th century German Black Forest mantel Cuckoo table clock.  Good quality Brass 8-day time and strike movement with Cuckoo and Gong strike, wooden dial with applied Roman numerals.  Walnut case with Ebonized detail features an arched Grape leaf crest, turned columns and a molded base with carved detail.  Old finish with wear and touch-ups, small glued crest repairs, running when cataloged.  21" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Waterbury model 57 wall clock.  8-day dual weight time only movement with dead beat escapement and maintaining power, painted metal dial and Roman numerals, subsidiary seconds.  Oak case with carved detail features and arched crest on a molded crown over a door with arched glass and reeded frame over a bracket drop with lower gallery.  Paper label inside 90% intact.  Cleaned finish with minor wear, some dial crazing, running when cataloged.  48" high.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A turn of the century Seth Thomas Umbria model wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerials, subsidiary seconds.  Mahogany case with a pediment top and turned finial, dial door with circular glass and reeded frame oner a lower door with simple molded frame, shaped apron and lower drop.  Original dark finish with crazing, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  42" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Lenzkirch Library clock.  8-day time and strike movement with convex porcelain dial and Arabic numerals, serial #998321 indicates a production date of 1893.  Bronze and Verde marble case with an arched molded top with Centaur medallion over a bronze movement housing with Lion supports and marble base with bronze busts of famous authors and gadrooned feet.  Minor wear, crack in dial glass, lacks rear cover, running when cataloged.  16 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400  An early 19th century Regency Period Bracket clock.  8-day cable driven double fusee movement with shouldered plates and painted metal dial with Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with an arched top, Brass Lions mask side handles, molded dial door and ball feet, extensive inlaid detail in Brass, Mother-of-Pearl and enamel, Brass filigree side panels with fish scale design.  Older refinishing with minor wear, some repair and loss to inlay, restored dial, running when cataloged.  17 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A 19th century English Banjo barometer.  Silvered thermometer and circular lower dial marked "F. Pastorelli, No. 4 Cross Strt, Hatton Garden" with Brass bezel.  Mahogany case with shaped body, inlaid decoration and stringing molded pediment and Brass finial.  Refinished with minor wear, restored pediment, not functioning, Mercury removed.  A 19th century two weight Vienna Regulator wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals within a molded Brass bezel.  Mahogany case with carved detail features a molded crown over a serpentine door shaped lower drop with turned finial.  Old finish with some wear, replaced finial and gold medallion, running when cataloged.  38 3/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Kroeber Regulator No. 30 model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest over an arched door flanked by turned columns over a shaped drop with Burl Walnut detail.  Paper label on back 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  36 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A late 19th century Gilbert Columbia model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Eastlake Period Walnut case with carved detail and applied Colombia mask, features a shaped crest with turned finials over an arched door with stenciled glass flanked by shaped ears over a drop with shaped apron and turned finials.  Paper label on back 10% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial with staining, running when cataloged.  35 3/4" high overall. ESTIMATE $400-600  A late 19th century French Bronze Cartel clock by Eugène Baguès (later known for Maison Baguès).  8-time and strike movement with cast Brass dial, porcelain markers and Roman numerals, serial #15111, fitted with E. Lourdelet's patented internal adjustment lever.  Cast Bronze Baroque style case with gilded finish features mythical beasts, winged maidens and a satyr mask with reticulated panels and a shaped lower drop.  Some finish wear, running when cataloged.  38 1/4" high overall.  ESTIMATE $600-800A late 19th century Atkins Clock Company wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Rosewood case with molded dial door over a short drop with door and reverse painted glass.  Restored finish with some wear, veneer loss to one side return, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  24 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury Study No. 4 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial and Arabic numerals.  Oak case with arched crest and turned finials over a circular dial door and open bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 80% intact.  Original dark alligatored finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  35 1/2" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $200-400A late 19th century Ansonia Bagdad model wall clock.  8-day time and strike spring driven movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped crest over an arched door with molded frame flanked by partial turned columns over a shaped lower drop.  Paper label on back 50% intact.  Original finish with some wear, dial wear and discoloration, running when cataloged.  49 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Waterbury Regulator No. 53 model wall clock.  8-day time only dual weight driven movement with painted metal dial, Roman numerals and subsidiary seconds.  Fancy Oak case with carved detail features a galleried crest with central medallion and turned finials over an arched door with molded frame and a lower bracket drop with turned spindles and drop finials.  Original finish with some wear, dial wear and small touch-ups, running when cataloged.  53 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $800-1,200A turn of the century Ansonia Queen Anne model wall clock.  8-day time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with a shaped crest and turned finials over a molded door flanked by turned rope columns over a shaped bracket drop with turned rail.  Older refinishing with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  40" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Waterbury Toronto model wall clock.  8-day time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features a shaped crest over an arched door with stenciled glass over a shaped drop with Burl Walnut detail.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  43" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Waterbury Pendant model wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped crest and turned finials over a circular dial door flanked by carved pilasters and a lower door and shaped drop.  Paper labels inside and on back 60% plus intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  28 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 19th century Anglo American schoolhouse clock.  New Haven 8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with octagonal molded bezel and Brass dial door, over shaped ears, geometric moldings and a lower door with fretwork detail.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-painted dial, running when cataloged.  31" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A turn of the century Vienna Regulator wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with two part porcelain dial and Roman numerals, compensating pendulum and fancy gilded R/A bob.  Walnut case with Ebonized detail features a pediment top with carved crest over a door with arched glass flanked by turned pilasters over a shaped drop with turned finials.  Older finish with minor wear, running when cataloged.  31 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A turn of the century Ansonia Queen Elizabeth model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mahogany case with a shaped crest and turned finials over an arched door flanked by turned columns over a shaped drop with turned rail.  Paper label on back 60% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, some dial wear, running when cataloged.  37" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Ingraham Reflector model clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Figure eight Rosewood case with molded doors and turned bosses, lower door with reverse painted glass.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  29 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-400A late 19th century Waterbury Bruce model wall clock.  8-day spring driven time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped spindle work crest over a door with molded frame flanked by shaped ears and shaped gallery drop.  Paper label on back 50% intact.  Old finish with minor wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  38" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 20th century Seth Thomas No. 2 model Regulator Wall Clock.  8-day time only weight driven movement with trapezoidal plates and maintaining power, painted metal dial with Arabic numerals and subsidiary seconds. Mahogany case with circular upper molded door and rectangular lower with reverse painted glass over a shaped drop.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  35 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century Waterbury Study No. 7 model wall clock.  8-day weight driven time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with applied gilded metal decoration features a shaped crest and turned finials over a circular dial door flanked by rope twist columns and a lower open bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 80% intact.  Older finish with some wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  30" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $300-500A 1930's miniature Waltham Presentation Banjo clock. 8-day time only stem wind movement with lever escapement and painted dial with Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with Brass Eagle finial, side arms and rope trim, reverse painted throat glass and lower glass.  Original finish with wear and crazing, replaced lower glass by D. Lima, running when cataloged.  20 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Gilbert Kitchen wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Mixed wood case with turned finial on a pediment crest with Liberty mask over and arched door with stenciled glass and a shaped drop.  Facsimile paper label on back.  Original finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  25" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 1930's miniature Waltham Presentation Banjo clock, Washington/Mt Vernon model. 8-day time only key wind movement with lever escapement and painted dial with Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with Brass Eagle finial, Brass side arms and rope trim, original reverse painted throat glass and lower glass.  Original finish with wear and crazing, lack rear F/S cover, running when cataloged.  20 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Gilbert Saranac model Kitchen wall clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with pressed design features a shaped crest over a molded door with stenciled glass flanked by a barometer and thermometer above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 50% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century New Haven Winnipeg model wall clock.  8-day time and strike movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with carved detail features and arched crest on a molded crown with turned finials over an arched door with molded frame and reverse painted glass over a tapered drop.  Paper label on back 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  33 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 1930's miniature New Haven Banjo clock, Washington/Mt Vernon model.  8-day time only wind movement with lever escapement and porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds.  Gilded wood case with Brass Eagle finial and side arms, reverse painted throat glass and lower glass.  Original finish with some wear, running when cataloged.  17 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham Liberty model Kitchen wall clock , retailed by Charles F. Adams, Erie, PA.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with turned finial and shaped crest with Liberty mask over and molded door with "Liberty" stenciled glass and a shaped drop.  Older refinishing with minor wear, running when cataloged.  25 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 1930's miniature Waltham Presentation Banjo clock, Perry's Victory, Lake Erie model. 8-day time only stem wind movement with lever escapement and painted dial with Arabic numerals.  Mahogany case with turned acorn finial, Brass side arms and rope trim, original reverse painted throat glass and lower glass.  Original finish with wear and crazing, lack rear F/S cover, running when cataloged.   21" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150An early 20th century Seth Thomas "Parma" model mantel clock.  8-day time and strike movement with a convex porcelain dial and Arabic numerals.  Balloon form Mahogany case with contrasting stringing and inlaid detail, Brass bezel and feet.  Refinished with minor wear, running when cataloged.  12 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 20th century German Black Forest Cuckoo wall clock with Music box which plays on the hour, including "In the most beautiful meadow", "In the green forest where the Thrush sings" and "Now I go to the little well".  30-hr Brass time and strike three weight movement with Cuckoo and Musician, wooden dial and applied Roman numerals.  Mixed wood case with carved detail features a Raven crest over a body with Fox and Grapes motif on dial surround.  Paper tune label onside 80% intact.  Older finish with minor wear, glued repair to crest, running when cataloged.  30" high plus weight drop.  ESTIMATE $600-800A turn of the century Welch Kitchen wall clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with pressed design features a shaped crest over a molded door with stenciled glass above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper label on back 10% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, dial wear, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham St Clair model Kitchen wall clock, retailed by Charles F. Adams, Erie, PA.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with pressed design features a shaped crest over a molded door with stenciled glass above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper label on back 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  29" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Gilbert Champlain model Kitchen wall clock.  8-day time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with pressed design features a shaped crest over a molded door with stenciled glass above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 70% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  29 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A turn of the century Ingraham Dauntless model Kitchen wall clock.  8-day time, strike and alarm movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals.  Oak case with pressed design features a shaped crest over a molded door with stenciled glass with upper thermometer and lower level thermometer above a shaped bracket drop.  Paper labels on back 80% intact.  Older refinishing with minor wear, re-papered dial, running when cataloged.  25" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 20th century Atmos perpetual mantel clock by LeCoultre et Cie.  Caliber 528.8, 15j movement with circular White enameled dial and Arabic numerals, powered by changes in atmospheric pressure.  Brass case with glass panels at top, front, back and sides.  Slight wear, running when cataloged.  9 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A 1930's miniature Waltham Presentation Banjo clock, Washington/Mt Vernon model.  8-day time only stem wind movement with lever escapement and Black painted dial with Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds.  Mahogany case with Brass Eagle finial and side arms, reverse painted throat glass and lower glass.  Original finish with wear and crazing, replaced lower glass, running when cataloged.  20 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 20th century Chelsea ships clock.  3 3/4" Silvered dial with Arabic numerals and ships Bell striking, serial #210176.  Brass case with threaded bezel.  Some case wear, minor dial wear, running when cataloged.  ESTIMATE $200-300A late 20th century Ignatz Flying Pendulum novelty clock by Horolovar.  8-day wind up movement with "Jerome & Co." paper dial and Roman numerals.  Mixed wood case with metal mounts.  Slight wear, one brass foot is bent, includes original shipping box, running when cataloged.  10" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A 19th century American Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a broken arch crest with turned finials over a single door with clear dial glass and two mirrored lower glasses flanked by carved pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Refinished with minor wear, restored crest and finials, running when cataloged.  40 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A mid 19th century Birge & Ives Triple Decker shelf clock.  8-day strap Brass time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a carved fruit basket crown over an upper door with clear dial glass, reverse painted center lower glasses, flanked by carved pilasters and turned columns, on carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 50% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, replaced crest and painted glasses, paint restored, running when cataloged.  36 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 19th century Austin Chittenden hollow column shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and floral corners.  Mahogany double decker case with a molded cornice above a square dial door and central reverse painted glass flanked by rounded pilasters over a single door with reverse painted glass on a simple plinth base.  Nicely refinished with minor wear, restored painted door glasses, running when cataloged.  30 1/2" high.  ESTIMATE $400-600A mid 19th century Birge & Mallory Triple Decker shelf clock.  8-day strap Brass time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a gesso Eagle crown over an upper door with clear dial glass, center mirror, flanked by turned columns, above a lower door with reverse painted glass flanked by turned pilasters over turned feet.  Interior paper label 20% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, restoration to crown, paint restored, running when cataloged.  37 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century American Column & Splat shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time and strike movement, painted wooden dial with Roman numerals and gilded detail.  Mahogany case with a stenciled splat over a single door with clear dial glass, mirrored center and reverse painted lower painted by Margaret Watts, flanked by stenciled pilasters on a simple plinth base.  Refinished with minor wear, minor veneer damage, re-painted door glass, running when cataloged.  32 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300An early 19th century Boardman & Wells Column & Crest shelf clock.  30-hr wooden plate time, strike and alarm movement with painted wooden dial, Arabic numerals and floral detail.  Mahogany case with a carved Eagle crest over a single door with clear dial glass and reverse painted lower flanked by carved pilasters all supported by carved paw feet.  Interior paper label 60% intact.  Refinished with minor wear, restored lower door glass, running when cataloged.  34" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300A 19th century Charles Kirk shelf clock.  30-hour time only movement with balance wheel lever escapement, double escape wheels and iron back plate, papered metal dial with Roman numerals.  In a craftsman made Oak case with mortise and tenon construction and fret sawn decoration.  Old finish with some wear, dial re-papered, running when cataloged.  10 1/4" high.  ESTIMATE $100-150A late 19th century Ansonia Bagdad model wall clock.  8-day time and strike spring driven movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals  Oak case with carved detail features a shaped crest over an arched door with molded frame and stenciled glass flanked by partial turned columns over a shaped lower drop.  Paper label on back 10% intact.  Refinished with slight wear, dial restored , running when cataloged.  49 1/2" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-400An unusual 19th century Vienna Regulator wall clock.  8-day weight driven time side/spring driven strike side movement with two-part porcelain dial and Roman numerals, within a cast Piecrust  bezel.  Walnut case with Ebonized detail features a shaped crest with carved finial over an arched door with etched glass flanked by carved turned columns and shaped lower drop.  Refinished with minor wear, some restoration, dial chips and hairlines, running when cataloged.  46" high overall.  ESTIMATE $300-500A late 19th century New Haven Lena model shelf clock.  8-day time and strike movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals.  Walnut case with turned finial on a shaped crest above an arched molded door with reverse painted glass on a molded base.  Paper label on back 80 % intact.  Old finish with some wear, dial wear, paint flaking on door glass,  running when cataloged.  36 3/4" high.  ESTIMATE $200-300

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