Seth Thomas Golden Adamantine Mantle Clock Beautiful and sophisticated styling, this Adamantine veneer case is an unusual golden brown (possibly a tortoiseshell imitation?) with inlaid black ribbons.  The movement is Seth Thomas' 7-day time and strike movement.  The dial is pressed brass with black numerals. Circa 1910             For sale at   $295.00	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
Late 1890’s Ansonia Cast Iron “Black Mantle” Clock VERY HEAVY cast iron case finished in black paint with incised gold decoration. These clocks were made to imitate the more expensive slate and marble clocks produced by the French.  It has an Ansonia 8 day time and strike movement that has been completely disassembled and cleaned to excellent working order.  Original dial, bezel, hands and gong. Replaced glass and pendulum.  Nice mellow tone to strike.  Shipping will be higher due to weight of this clock Circa 1880                            For Sale at $195.00	E.N. Welch Steeple Clock A nice example of a classic circa 1880's steeple clock, with excellent original veneer, hands and dial.  The lower glass is a replacement in a faux-frosted floral motif. Circa 1880               For sale at $250.00
Waltham "George Washington" mini banjo Small spring banjo with Mt. Vernon tablet. This model uses the Waltham 8 day car clock movement with "through the dial winding" near 4. Both reverse painted tablets are in excellent condition. Circa 1930                        For sale at $495.00	Ansonia "La Savoie" Royal Bonn  In the late 19th century, china cased clocks were the height of style.  Today, they are voraciously sought-after by collectors for their timeless beauty.  “La Savoie” is a graceful arch-top case with fluted pilasters and floral sprays on the front and side.  Inside is Ansonia’s time-proven 7 day time and strike movement.  This case is not perfect; someone over-tightened the movement in the case and cracked it (two cracks on front and one on back), but I have had the cracks stabilized Circa 1890        For sale at $395.00
Waterbury "Viola" A great piece of turn-of-the-century horology, "Viola" features a seven day time and strike movement in a walnut case with a pressed design crest, rope moulding and bead- like pilasters.  Original paper dial and hands. Circa 1890                                         $375.00	Ingraham “Episode” Parlor Clock    Originally made to compete with E.N. Welch’s “Patti” models, the Ingraham Episode is a stately clock which features an 8 day time and strike movement with a deep, mellow gong.  It still has its original finish, dial and pendulum.   Circa 1880                                           $375.00
New Haven "Whitney" Banjo Don't let the dial fool you, this is a New Haven clock (replaced dial).  Featuring a seven day time and special "duo-chime" strike movement, it also has its original hands and tablet designs. Circa 1925                                         $375.00	SOLD THANK YOU   Junghans Mantel Clock Seven day time and strike mantel clock made by Junghans of Germany.  Nice hallmarked enamel dial with barley twist columns, inlaid  door and pierced window to view pendulum Circa 1900                   $249.00