SOLD THANK YOU Antique Wall-Mount Clock • Originally an electric slave clock, both movements have been converted to quartz for ease of use. • Clock can be used as a wall clock (remove the wood panel mounts for each clock and re-set them 90 degrees so clocks can hang correctly) or used as a table-top unit. We can do so for you if desired. • Can be used as a double dial clock or remove one to use as a wall clock and one as a table unit! Clock measures 17w x 20h x 7w and weights 26 lbs Circa 1910                    $795.00	SOLD THANK YOU Deniere Red Marble Regulator Exceedingly hard to find and in excellent condition, this regulator transcends the typical crystal regulator by having red marble side panels as well as base and top, an open escapement movement and a highly unusual Ellicott style temperature-compensating pendulum.    Circa 1890                       For sale at   $1,495.00
SOLD THANK YOU Seth Thomas Rosewood Adamantine Tambour • Interesting hybridized tambour style case with rosewood Adamantine veneer. • Seven day time and strike movement on coil gong. • Excellent original dial. • Freshly cleaned and oiled. Workmanship guaranteed for one year from date of purchase (see guarantee). Circa 1890                  $325.00	SOLD THANK YOU Floral French China Case • Beautiful floral china case with gilt accents on cream body. • Features a quality French 7 day, time-only movement, with original, "matching numbers" pendulum. • Completely serviced and guaranteed for one year from date of purchase on workmanship (excludes abuse and neglect).   Circa 1880                          $375.00
SOLD THANK YOU French Black Marble Mantel Clock Belgian black marble was a staple in French clock production. This fine piece was retailed by Dexter Jewelers of Pawtucket, RI in the late 1800's. It features a well-proportioned case, housing a French seven day time and strike movement with a gilded filigree center dial panel. Upon closer inspection, you can really see the fantastic detail of the lion in the filigree ornament. Circa 1890                             $425.00	SOLD THANK YOU Chelsea "Mayflower Tri-Centennial" Shelf Clock Truly a one-of-a-kind piece, this particular Chelsea clock is in a custom case made for Bigelow, Kennard & Co. of Boston, MA. It features both string and band inlays as well as a marquetry depiction of the Mayflower. The Chelsea seven day time and "house strike" (not ships strike) movement has been completely dismantled, cleaned and lubricated for excellent timekeeping. The movement serial number is 141153, which dates it to 1920, hence the motif on the case for the tri-centennial anniversary of the Pilgrims' landing in the New World. Additionally, the hour and half hour are struck on the 1912-patented, improved coil gong and backboard. The case itself is flawless, with no chips, dents or scratches. Circa 1920                                     $1495.00
Schatz Ships Bell Clock • Seven day time and ships bell strike. • Original Schatz movement, hands, dial. • Completely overhauled and cleaned for years of service. • One year guarantee on workmanship (excludes damage from abuse and neglect). Clock measures 7" x 3.5" Circa 1960                 $295.00	SOLD THANK YOU Seth Thomas "St. Paul" Parlor Clock Part of the City Series, the "St. Paul" is a distinguished formal parlor piece, featuring it original seven day time and strike movement and deep coil gong. The case itself has a graceful rounded pediment with understated side mouldings and a door lock on the left side. Though the pendulum is not original, it is a very sophisticated period piece with a glass center medallion and nickel finish, which matches the dial. A completely original is valued over $1,500.00, so this is a steal! Circa 1880                               $750.00
SOLD THANK YOU New Haven Fancy Cast Iron Clock Designed in a fancier French style, this New Haven seven day time and strike clock is cast iron with an ivory finish, Ivorene dial and gold-tone accents. It has a very nice, deep gong and is just a nice, stately piece. Circa 1900                              $375.00	SOLD THANK YOU  Seth Thomas Adamantine "Dana" One of the "Dana" series from Seth Thomas, this clock is cased in rosewood adamantine with an ivorene dial. The movement is Seth Thomas' standard 89C seven day time and strike movement, with hour strike on a cathedral gong and half hour strike on a brass bell. A very nice original clock with a great Adamantine veneer that shines like a piano! Circa 1910                                   $345.00
SOLD THANK YOU Chelsea Ship's Strike Clock The name "Chelsea" is synonymous with nautical timekeeping. Before Chelsea came into existence, the founding company was the Boston Clock Company. Hence, the "Boston" name on this dial (it harkens back to its origins). This seven day time and ship's strike clock is housed in a solid brass case with accompanying mahogany display stand. The ship's strike can be shut off as needed by the silencing lever on the upper left corner of the dial. Circa 1980                                                $550.00	SOLD THANK YOU Seth Thomas "Northbury" Chime "Northbury" is a very melodic Westminster chime clock by Seth Thomas. It features the 7 day time, chime and strike movement model 124. Westminster chime notes are struck every quarter. The case is a very stately walnut with silvered dial and decorative grille below the dial. Circa 1930                        $475.00
SOLD THANK YOU Seth Thomas Ship's Bell Clock Simple in style and function, this ship's bell clock is housed in a raw brass (meaning un-lacquered) case with original silver dial and hands. The seven day time and ship's bell movement strikes the hour and half hour on a nickel-plate gong inside the case. Circa 1920                                     $525.00	SOLD THANK YOU