Howard Miller "Signature" Crystal Regulator • Super-rare, limited production crystal regulator. • Features seven day time and twin bell strike with "live mercury" pendulum. • Polished brass and inlaid wood case in perfect condition. • Personally signed by Howard C. Miller underneath! Circa 1984                      $1,295.00	"Le Triomphe" (Triumph) Figural Clock STUNNING!! Circa 1890 French cast figural clock with three horses, charioteer and chariot. The clock is a French 8 day time and strike movement made by Marti, one of the best known makers. Excellent enamel dial and hands. What else can be said, but "WOW"!!! Circa 1890               $1,995.00
Seth Thomas Rosewood Adamantine • Seven day Seth Thomas time and strike movement with half-hour bell and top of the hour coil gong. • Excellent rosewood Adamantine finish on case with gilt feet and ornaments. • Completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. • Guaranteed for one year from date of purchase (excluding abuse, neglect, etc.) Circa 1900                                    $425.00	Ansonia "Florentine No. 2" • Seven day time and strike movement with an enamel open escapement dial. The movement is a special nickel-plated model made for special clocks. • Beautiful red velvet is new, but the hand painting on the gold artist's palette is original. • Completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. • Guaranteed for one year from date of purchase (excluding abuse, neglect, etc.) Circa 1885                              $695.00
Vintage Onyx Desk Set • Gorgeous brown onyx base (felt-padded) with two pen / pencil holders. • Multi-function Linden 30 hour clock features: • Self-advancing day / date. • Alarm clock feature. • Lever advance to adjust day / date Circa 1960                $95.00	Seth Thomas "Warmink" Clock • Seven day time and strike movement with working lunar calendar dial. • Case refinished in Biedermier style (blonde wood and black trim). • Completely overhauled and guaranteed for one year from date of purchase (excludes abuse or rough handling). Circa 1970                           $295.00
Hermle Sevres-style Mantel Clock • Gilt-finished case with porcelain columns, urn and plaque. • Hermle seven day time and "ting-tang" strike on two brass bells. • Excellent reproduction of the Louis XVI style of decoration. • Completely serviced and guaranteed for one year from date of purchase on workmanship (excludes abuse and neglect). Circa 1980                                  $495.00	Seth Thomas Regulator No. 2 Every clock collector knows the Regulator No.2 and seeks to add it to his collection.The Number 2 features a 7-day weight-driven, time- only movement with asubsidiary seconds dial.  Most of these were public buildings (railroad stations, generalstores, etc.) and have thus earned great respect as timekeepers. Circa 1910                    $1,795.00
French White Marble Mantel Clock • Seven day time and bell strike movement made by Raingo Freres, a high-end French clockmaker. • Classical white marble case with gilt bead trim, topped by a bronzed cast horse made by Nicholas Muller of New York. • Completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. Guaranteed for one year (excluding abuse, neglect, mishandling, etc.). Circa 1860                  $675.00	Seth Thomas "Helmsman" • Seven day time and ships strike movement made in Germany. • Movement completely disassembled, cleaned, oiled, and tested for proper operation. • The brass-spoked case is mounted on a mahogany base, but can also be removed and mounted on a wall. Circa 1965                                       $395.00
Gilbert "No. 416" China Case • Exceptional, flawless example of the Gilbert China clock line in Flow Blue glaze with gilt accents (notice the "lions"on each lower front corner). • 100% original dial and case with no chips, cracks or damage to the case. • Features Gilbert's seven day time and strike movement • Completely serviced and guaranteed for one year from date of purchase on workmanship (excludes abuse and neglect). Circa 1900                                $595.00	Atmos II Perpetual Motion Clock • Excellent, fully-tested and operational early model Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos clock. • All original mechanism, glass, hands dial, etc. • No winding ever; the movement is wound via a chain and barometrically-sensitive diaphragm which expands and contracts, pulling the chain to wind the clock. Circa 1952                 $1,095.00