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2-Weight Vienna Regulator • Unsigned 2-weight time and
strike Vienna-style regulator, most likely German. • Beautiful book-matched veneers and appliqués
on case. • Pull-cord on right side is to re-synchronize the strike with the dial should the
clock wind down before rewinding.
Circa 1900
$1,495.00
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Gilbert time-only regulator • Seven day time only movement made
by Gilbert Clock of Winsted, Connecticut. • Excellent case with original dial, hands and
glass. • Completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. • Guaranteed
for one year from date of purchase (excluding abuse, neglect, etc.) Circa 1900
$395.00
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Sessions "Chippendale" Clock This stately little clock
was designed during the Colonial Revival of the 1930's and 40's, when
our design sense harkened back to our "quaint" beginnings. No
mantle was complete, therefore, without an appropriate clock. Sessions altered the "pillar and scroll" style by omitting the dainty (and often damaged) bracket feet. The movement is a Sessions seven day time and strike piece, striking the hour and half on a coil gong. Circa 1930
$295.00
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Junghans ¼ strike "Ting-Tang" •
Trademarked Junghans seven day time and quarter strike
movement. "Quarter strike" means at
quarter past it
strikes two notes, half past it strikes four notes, quarter
of it strikes six notes, and at the
top of the hour it strikes
the hour. • Beautiful original finish with silvered dial
and on a brass
Background. • Movement completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. • Operation guaranteed for one year (excluding abuse,
neglect, shipping damage, etc.). Circa 1890
$795.00 The clock measures 22h x 12w x 8d
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French Black Marble Mantel Clock This stately French clock features
a Samuel Marti &
Company open escapement movement with enamel dial
housed in a Belgian black marble case with
red stone
inlays and gold-leafed incising. Black marble cases tend
to become gray and blotchy with cleaning, but
this one
should stay shiny and dark for a very long time; it has
been clear-coated to withstand cleaners. It does
not
damage the case in any way. Circa 1890
$550.00
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Elliott of London Mini Bracket Clock • Seven day time only English-made
desk clock.
• Solid burl walnut case with brushed brass
accents.
• Flawless dial and hands behind
beveled glass.
• Rear-wind and set.
• Completely cleaned and serviced with a one
year guarantee on
workmanship (excludes
abuse and improper handling). Circa 1950
$225.00
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Ansonia Royal Bonn "La Grace" A fine example of the
much-coveted Royal Bonn
china clock series, "La Grace" is also often
marked "La Tour". This
china case features delicate
sprays of colorful flowers as well as baby blue and
gold accents. The seven day time
and strike
movement strikes the hour and half hour on a coil
gong. The clock retains its original paper dial and
pendulum and is chip and crack-free. Circa 1880
$525.00
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Seth Thomas Gothic Arch Mantel Clock A formal yet simple clock, this
"Gothic Arch" style
Seth Thomas clock features a seven day time and
strike movement, a very nice original
silver dial
and surround, and its original finish. The dark walnut
case accents the silver, making it stand out
in a
room. As stately as it is, it really can be put
anywhere you like, not just over the fireplace.
Circa 1900
$425.00
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Schmid Neuchatel Style Clock • Seven day time and
"ting-tang" strike on 2 bells. • Beautiful painted and antiqued case with
excellent
enamel dial. • Matching wall-mount bracket. • Completely
disassembled, cleaned and oiled. Circa 1960
$475.00
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Gerdes Co. Ships Bell Clock • Seven day time and ships bell
strike. • Excellent chrome case and silvered dial. • Mounted
on mahogany shield plaque. • Completely disassembled, cleaned and oiled. Circa 1960
$575.00
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