Waterbury "Dexter" 30-hour • Gorgeous rosewood veneer case with near-flawless, Original dial and lower transfer painted tablet. • 30 hour time and strike movement made by Waterbury Clock Co. of CT. Features a strike reset rod inside behind dial to synchronize the strike to the dial reading. • Perfect, very-legible factory label inside case with operating Instructions. • Very hard to find in such pristine condition! Circa 1870                              $395.00	French Carriage Clock Extremely popular since the mid-nineteenth century, a carriage clock was made to be portable and reliable.  They traveled on trains, coaches, steamships, and even dirigibles!  Made in France, this clock is a time-only piece with a freshly polished and lacquered case and a beautiful enamel dial. Circa 1900                     For sale at $325.00
French Spelter Figural Clock    Here, a lovely goddess sits atop a pedestal, reading and writing in her book while resting on a globe.  The clock case and statue are made of spelter with a patinated finish sitting atop a black marble and green/black marble base.  The French movement is a seven day time and strike on bell and was made by Japy Freres.  It was originally retailed in the "Quartier St. George" in Paris as stated on the dial.  The enamel dial is in excellent condition, but as is typical with spelter, there is loss in some areas on the statue.  Overall, it's still very pretty to look at.   Circa 1880                    $425.00	Hamilton Westminster Bracket • Seven day German movement with quarterly Westminster chime. • Chime/silent lever on dial. • Self-correcting quarterly chime mechanism. • "Floating balance" (no tic-toc to adjust or fuss with). • Original dial, hands and finish. • Completely serviced and guaranteed for 1 year from date of sale. Circa 1976                   $195.00
Hamburg-American Portico clock • Seven day time-only portico clock, made in Germany. • Nice key-wind movement with good original silvered dial and brass pendulum. • Movement completely dismantled, cleaned, oiled, and guaranteed for one year (excluding damage from abuse, neglect, etc.) Circa 1910                                   $275.00	Lenzkirch Louis-Style Bracket Clock This clock exudes the rich style and desirability associatedwith the Lenzkirch name.  Created in the French Louis style, this seven day time and strike movement strikes the hour softly on a coil gong.  All original (original finish, hands, movement, trim, etc.) attributes are present.  The enamel dial is unblemished and the veneer inlays are excellent.  Truly a centerpiece for any collection. Circa 1880                              $2,000.00
F. Kroeber “China No. 22”   Beautiful example of a china case clock by F. Kroeber of New York.  The case features painted irises, dark green bordering and gilt accents.  The enamel dial is in excellent condition.  The movement is a seven day time and strike with a “guard-rail” to keep the pendulum in place while moving.   Circa 1890                                         $525.00	French Inlaid Gothic Arch • Simple, yet pretty gothic arch in walnut with book-matched veneers, string inlays, edge veneer, and brass bun feet. • Samuel Marti seven day time and strike movement with strike on bell. • Completely disassembled, cleaned, oiled, and guaranteed for one year from date of purchase. Circa 1890                 $425.00