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April 28, 2006 Auction
Ansonia mini-Ogee with alarm, ca. 1880. This nice clock measures 19" x 11.5" x 4". The 8-day, strike movement appears to be original and in working condition, but the alarm mechanism has been disconnected (easily repaired). The paper label is 100% complete. The metal dial may be original to the case and was nicely restored by the "Dial House" in 1998 (according to the label on the back of the dial). The pendulum bob is a replacement, but the glass tablet appears to be original and in good condition.
Winning
Bid: $250.00
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: 02005
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April 6, 2006 Auction
Junghans
shelf clock with porcelain dial. Eight-day movement with barrel springs.
Clock has been completely restored. Top is a replacement. Clock measures
20" high x 11" wide. There is part of a label on the back of the
clock that says "Mauthe Corporation, Germany". Case is made from
white wood and finished in red mahogany. Estimated value $150.00.
Winning
Bid: $150.00
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: ECW03205
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March 29, 2006 Auction
C & N
Jerome Bristol, Conn., double decker with mirror front, ca. 1840. 8-day
repeating rack time/strike weight-driven movement. The beautiful mahogany
veneered case is pretty nice condition with some minor veneer chipping.
The columns have had some restoration work done, and could benefit from
professional restoration. The glasses appear to be original, and the ivory
(or bone) escutcheons are present on the doors. The case likely had turned
feet at on time, but they are now missing. The wooden dial is nice with
some normal signs of wear and some stretching common to these old dials.
The label is very clean. Height is 38". A very similar clock sold in
the 2004 R O Schmitt auction for $775.00.
Winning
Bid: $525.00
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: 02305
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March 27, 2006 Auction
New Haven
banjo eight-day Westminster chime wall clock, ca. 1929. Six-inch dial,
mahogany finish, with brass-plated side ornaments. Measures 34" to
top of eagle. Similar to # 338, pg. 94 in "New Haven Clocks &
Watches" by Tran Duy Ly. Both glass panels were replaced in 1979.
Movement needs to be cleaned and oiled.
Winning
Bid: $400.00
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: ECW03605
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March 27, 2006 Auction
Seth
Thomas half-column 30-hour weight driven shelf clock in great condition.
Mahogany case measures 25" tall and 15" wide, has not been
cleaned, with no breaks. Original painted dial is in good condition, and
original tablet looks good. Full label inside case. The Antique Clocks
Identification and Price Guide (see links page) describes a clock very
much like this one that sold for $275 in 2001.
Winning
Bid: $425.00
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Member:
ECW
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Number: 01404
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December 18, 2005 Auction
This handsome mahogany cased clock stands 16" high. It is 7" deep and 13" wide and stands on brass feet. It strikes ship's bells on the hour and the half-hour. It was sold to John Wanamaker, New York City, in 1920.
Winning
Bid: $600.00
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Member:
Z J Evaskovich
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Number: 01805
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December 18, 2005 Auction
Seth
Thomas round top shelf clock in good condition, ca. 1920s. 8-day round
movement, French style. Strikes on hour and half hour. Mahogany veneer
case, porcelain dial, brass bezel. 8¾ inches tall, 6 inches wide, and 4¾
deep. Runs, but needs cleaning and oiling.
Winning
Bid: $100.00
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Member:
Z J Evaskovich
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Number: 01405
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August 31, 2005 Silent Auction
New Haven "Ayr" in black walnut, ca. 1886. Has "Waterbury" wire gong installed, and missing alarm mechanism. Listed
(# 1311) in Tran Duy Ly's "New Haven Clocks and Watches" with a year 2000 value of $250.00.
Winning
Bid: $310.00
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ECW
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Number: 01004
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August 31, 2005 Silent Auction
Gilbert "Curfew" bell-top
mantle clock, ca. 1900. Enameled wood case with gilt arch and bell top. Marbleized
sides and gilt perforated dial.
Listed (#521) in Tran Duy Ly's "Gilbert Clocks" with a year 2000 value of
$450.00.
Winning
Bid: $460.00
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ECW
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Number: 00604
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February 28, 2005 Silent Auction
Gilbert crystal regulator in excellent condition. Open escapement with nice
porcelain dial. Simulated mercury pendulum. Gong strikes hour, bell on half-hour. Beveled glass on all sides, and brass has not been polished. 10" high. Replacement key included. An out and out beauty.
Winning
Bid: $292.50
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Member:
A Rosenfeld
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Number: 00505
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October 31, 2003 Silent Auction
New Haven banjo wall clock in overall fine working condition. The wood case measures 36" high and 11" at its widest, with brass eagle finial and brass side arms. 8-day spring movement counts the hour and strikes the half-hour on a wire gong. The silvered dial is generally worn (though easily read), and the "4" and "5" show evidence of some paint retouching. The tablet and throat glasses are in excellent condition and appear to be original. The bezel glass looks to have been replaced as some soldering is evident on the bezel.
Winning
Bid: $381.50
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ECW
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Number: 00303
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October 31, 2003 Silent Auction
Dachl style single-weight Vienna Regulator by Remember, ca.
mid-1800's. Beautiful case is 13" wide by 38" tall in an unusual style. Stamped
"Remember AVRM Co Patent" on case behind pendulum. Great
porcelain dial and "R/A" plaque. Movement has
been ultrasonically cleaned and new brass bushings installed. This is an eight-day time-only
clock in good working order.
Winning
Bid: $807.50
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John Simons
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Number: 00602
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October 31, 2003 Silent Auction
Westclox Big Ben alarm clock in almost
pristine condition! Functions include "Silent,"
"Alarm," "Steady," and "Repeat."
Winning
Bid: $78.00
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ECW
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Number: 010003
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August 31, 2003 Silent Auction
Hard to find Ansonia figure (statue)
mantle clock in excellent condition, ca. 1894! This one is called
"Newton," and measures 15" high and 17.5" wide, with a
porcelain dial and visible escapement. 8-day spring movement counts the
hour and strikes the half-hour on a wire gong. Item #512 in Tran Duy Ly's
"Ansonia Clocks and Watches," and listed for $750.00 in the 1999
Price Update.
Winning
Bid: $1,000.00
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ECW
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Number: 00203
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August 31, 2003 Silent Auction
Waterbury shelf clock, ca. 1923.
Strikes hour and half hour and plays Westminster chimes on quarter hours
on tuned chiming rods.
Winning
Bid: $125.00
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ECW
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Number: 00903
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April
30, 2003 Silent Auction
Junghans spring Vienna Regulator wall clock strikes
hour and half hour on a wire gong. All original except new glass (top
decorative piece may be replacement). Porcelain dial is in excellent
condition. A few worm holes on front of case are noticeable on close
inspection, but I think they add to the beauty of this clock.
"R/A" pendulum is original. Case is 14" wide by
35" tall. Movement has
been ultrasonically cleaned and new brass bushings installed. This
beautiful wall clock is in good working condition and keeping good time.
Winning
Bid: $313.00
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John Simons
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Number: 00402
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February 28, 2003 Silent Auction
Ingraham "Kitchenette" shelf
clock in overall very fine condition, ca. 1930. 8 day spring
movement strikes wire gong on hour and half-hour and is working and
keeping good time. Excellent oak case measures 13" high and
13.5" long. Original paper dial in fine condition with little wear at
winding holes. Full (95%complete) paper label on outside back cover in
fine condition. Glass is probably a replacement but is appropriate in
design, and original brass-painted lead bob has been repainted. Missing
original key but replacement is provided. Movement has been ultrasonically
cleaned, new brass bushings installed, and case cleaned. A great vintage
clock in great condition!
Winning
Bid: $140.00
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ECW
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Number: 00102
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December 15, 2002 Silent Auction
Black Forest wall clock (ca. late 1800's) with
intricately
carving is in near perfect condition. There is a barely noticeable
hairline crack (repaired) at the 8:00 position on the dial. Eight-day
French movement strikes on a coiled gong. Carved oak case is
19" wide by 27" tall, is hinged at
top and lifts to reveal movement. This clock is working and keeping good
time - a really handsome clock!
Winning
Bid: $752.00
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John Simons
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Number: 00502
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