Wall Clocks
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Anglo--American
Regulator with Mother-of Pearl inlay as shown. Strikes the hour on a
bell. Moon hands. 27" tall.
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$595 |
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Oak schoolhouse clock made by the New Haven Clock Company, New Haven, CT. This is a "time only " clock. It was not made to strike the hour. Pretty golden oak case is better then the pictures. Measures 23" tall by 14" wide. Condition very good. c1910
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$225 |
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Golden Oak Kitchen Wall Clock by Ingraham Clock Company. 8 day running movement with Alarm. Has all the bells and whistles including thermometer and level. These are hard to find. Measures 28" tall by 14" wide. Condition: paper dial replaced. C1900
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$575 |
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Fabulous Vienna Regulator by Gustav Becker. Strike the hour and half hour on a cathedral gong. Beautiful hand painted case. Wonderful dial is pictured. Clock was retailed in UK. Measures 28" tall by 14" wide. Condition--defined Mint. c1895
| $675 |
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New Haven banjo with 8 day running movement that strikes a gong rod on the hour and half hour. Original glasses with Naval Battle scene to the lower glass. Measures 36" tall by 11" wide. Condition: Two chips to the dial as shown in 2nd picture c1920
| $475 |
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Beautiful wall clock in original mahogany case with inlaid brass decoration. Excellent double fussee movement. Dial has been repainted on the original metal dial. The makers name is Holland, a listed clockmaker in the Nottingham England c1800. Strikes the hour on bell. | $1,200 |
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Rare small German Vienna regulator in Mahogany case. Spring driven. Music box plays tune on the hour--Some identify as "All the Nice Girls Love a Sailor." Not sure if correct. The dial is signed Fattorni and Sons Bradford ( retailor? ) | $2,500 |
