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	English Fusee Gallery Clock Simple and functional, this English fusee gallery clock is an excellent timekeeper from the Edwardian era.  The movement is un-attributed, but does have the etching “G/B 1900” on the front plate.    Circa 1900                              For Sale at     $675.00
Seth Thomas "Onyx" Adamantine Seth Thomas' alternative to expensive stones was Adamantine, a celluloid veneer.  This one is meant to simulate onyx.  The movement is a standard Seth Thomas 7-day time and strike movement, with the hour strike on a coil and the half-hour strike on a brass bell.  The patinated bronze griffons on each side, as well as the scroll feet, pilaster bases, and capitals are all in excellent original condition, as are the original dial and hands.   Circa 1880                For Sale at $375.00	Seth Thomas "Tudor No. 1"     Seth Thomas "Tudor No. 1", ca 1863, or commonly known as a "tombstone" clock. 15 inch, exceptional rosewood veneer case with door lock and pristine paper label.  Original 8 day time and strike lyre movement, painted dial and trademark "ST" hands.  Circa 1863                                            For sale at $295.00
Jaeger LeCoultre Atmos model 528-6             A fantastic marvel of horological engineering!   The Atmos clock never needs to be wound,  plugged in, or have the batteries changed.  Atomospherically, controlled, the clock winds itself for perpetual motion.  Once on a level surface and unlocked, there's nothing to do but enjoy. Circa 1958                                        For sale at $1,050.00	Seth Thomas Westminster Tambour   A nice example of an early 20th century Westminster quarter-chime mantel clock.  Every 15 minutes, you are serenaded by notes of the Westminster chime sequence.  This clock features Seth Thomas' movement #124 with deep, melodious chime rods.  Excellent silvered dial, original hands and pendulum.  Circa  1920                                              For sale at  $375.00
Seth Thomas Double Wind Time Clock Made by Seth Thomas, this round wall clock as a popular one in railroads, ferries, factories, etc. This one features the model 10 double wind, time-only movement with a seconds ring and wood case. Circa 1910      For sale at  $225.00	Ridgeway "Tompion" Bracket Though not an antique (only 24 years old), this Ridgeway clock is too pretty to pass up.  It features a seven day time, chime and strike movement with three different quarterly chimes(Westminster, Whittington and St. Michael) plus a silent mode. Circa 1986                For sale at $795.00
SOLD THANK YOU       Junghans 7 Day “Bracket” Clock   Seven day time and strike mantel clock made by Junghans of Germany.  The case is dark oak with Art Nouveau accents, beveled glass, and an excellent silvered dial, accented by brass spandrels on a brass background.  The hour and half hour are announced on a deep, dramatically-toned gong coil.    Circa 1890                                 $395.00	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 a subsidiary seconds dial.  Most of these were public buildings (railroad stations, general stores, etc.) and have thus earned great respect as timekeepers. Circa 1910                    $1,795.00