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Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn., 8-day weight-driven time/strike mahogany applied half-column and cornice shelf clock, ca. 1850. The strap brass movement is stamped "Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn. USA." The beautiful case is in excellent condition with only minor veneer chipping at the base at a small bubble (easily repaired) on the left column. The wood metal dial is original and in excellent condition. The top glass and lower mirror are old, but may be replacements. The label is 95% full and in good condition. The eight-day movement runs intermittently and probably needs cleaning. The case measures 32.0" x 17.0" x 5.0". An almost identical clock in similar condition was sold by R.O. Schmitt Auction in May 2005 for $850.00 (posted on Antique Clocks Identification and Price Guide Online).
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: ECW00306
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Gilbert Mfg. Co. mahogany steeple clock with alarm, ca. 1860. The case is in very good condition with only minor veneer chipping. The painted metal dial is original and shows some wearof the numerals and minor flacking at the mounting pins, and the glasses are likely replacements. The label is full and in good condition. The eight-day movement runs intermittently and probably needs cleaning. The case measures 19.5" x 10.0" x 4.0".
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: ECW00206
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Forrestville Mfg. Co. carved half-column and splat, ca. 1835. Pineapple capitals, with carved fruit bowl splat and paw feet. Wooden finials are likely replacements. The ivory/bone escutcheon is detached but included. Wooden dial has significant expansion cracks and may not be original to the case. Bottom reverse-painted tablet is old, but may be a replacement. Very good original paper label. 30-hour wood works, weight-driven bell-strike movement is not currently running. Case measures 31" x 16" x 5". This is a very nice early American clock in overall good condition. Estimated value is $700 to $1,200.
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: ECW00106
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Miniature grandfather clock made in Germany. Measures 12" high x 5" wide. Case has been restored. Finials were hand made for this case. Dial is a replacement but old dial is included. Movement has been cleaned and oiled but hair spring needs to be adjusted for clock to keep better time. Estimated value $200.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: ECW03705
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Atmos clock by Le Coultre, Switzerland. Model Moderne #62128, ca. 1955-57. Fifteen (15) jeweled movement. Case is gold plated and in mint condition. Clock runs fine but needs to be
adjusted and probably should be cleaned.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: ECW03505
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Boston Clock Company 1884-1894. Tandem wind time and strike movement (turn key one way to wind strike, the other way to wind strike). Clock is 13" wide x 12" tall and weights 33 lbs. Clock is in mint condition. Clock runs fine but needs be cleaned. Estimated value is $3,500.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 03405
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Eli Terry patent clock made by Seth Thomas, ca. 1805. Wooden works movement in good working order. Case is all original but the glass, dial, tablet and pendulum bob have been replaced. Stenciling on columns and splats are original. The wood dial was restored by The Dial House in Dallas, Ga., and the tablet was done by Vic Cross in Marietta, Ga in 1990. There are 3 penciled dates on the label: (1) Jan 6,1901 (2) Mch 6,1901 (3) May 12,1904. 33" high x 17 1/2" wide. Clock is in good working order.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 03305
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Takano shelf clock made in Japan. Eight-day movement with music box that plays on the hour. Clock has been completely restored. The two finials are replacements. The case is probably poplar finished in red mahogany. The clock is 20" tall by 12" wide.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 03105
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Gilbert oak mantel clock. Eight-day half-hour strike. Movement has been cleaned, bushed and tested. Dial is a replacement (original dial pan included). 21" tall, 5" dial. Estimated value $225.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 03005
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Waterbury rosewood octagon mantel clock. One day strike with alarm. Rosewood veneer has been restored and the case has been cleaned and polished. Dial has been restored. Movement has been cleaned, bushed and tested.
Estimated value $325.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 02905
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Sessions
tambour model
Westminster No. 3, circa 1927. Eight-day Westminster chime movement, chiming each quarter-hour. See fig. 491 page 207 Sessions Clocks by Tran Duy Ly. Case has been cleaned and polished. Movement has been cleaned, bushed and tested. Estimated value $275.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 02805
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Sessions
tambour model Dulciana, circa 1927. Eight-day movement. Strikes the hour on two-tone chime, half hours in harmony. See fig. 481 page 204 Sessions Clocks by Tran Duy Ly. Clock case has been cleaned and polished. Movement has been cleaned, bushed and tested. Estimated value of $300.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 02705
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Brewster and
Ingraham four column Gothic shelf clock circa 1843-1852. See Page 59 Ingraham Clock & Watches by Tran Duy Ly.The case has been restored and even though the finials are not the same as the picture in the book they are original to the case. The etched glass is a replacement. The dial has been restored. The movement has been cleaned and re-bushed. The pendulum is not original to the clock. Estimated value $1300.00.
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Member:
A Shaw
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Number: 02605
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Birge, Mallory and Co. 8-day weight-driven triple decker, ca. 1843. 36"h x 17"w x 5"d. The case is in good overall condition, with nice original wooden dial and original glasses. The middle glass is cracked, and both glasses have lost about 20% of the paint, but all could be easily restored. The splat has lost 50% of its original gilding, and the column gilding may have been touched up in the past. The brass strap movement is stamped "BM & Co." Retains a beautiful label on the inside of the case. Weights appear original, though pendulum bob is a replacement. Several similar clocks have been auctioned recently and cataloged on the Antique Clock Identification and Price Guide, ranging in auction price from $700 to $2000.
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: 02505
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"Ionic" 8-day time and strike wall clock in excellent original condition, ca.1880. The rosewood case is in excellent condition. Both glasses appear to
be original. The paper dial is a replacement. There is no label. 28" x 17" x 4". Estimated value $400.
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M L Prieto
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Number: 02405
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This rosewood drop octagon calendar wall clock by Ansonia (ca. 1906) appears to be in all-original condition. It measures 24" x 17" x 3 1/2" and has a 12" dial. The 8-day spring movement strikes a gong on the hour. The clock is in good working condition. This clock is shown in Tran Duy Ly's "Ansonia Clocks and Watches" as item #137, and has a 2004 estimated value of $500.00.
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: 02105
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"Homer" mantel clock manufactured by Waterbury clock company, ca. 1891. This beautiful clock appears to be all original and measures 21 3/4" x 14" x 4". The 8-day, half-hour strike movement is original and appears to be in working condition, but will need routine cleaning to make it
serviceable. The paper label on the outside back of the case is ~ 70% complete. This clock is pictured in Tran Duy Ly's "Waterbury Clocks and Watches, #1597, with an estimated (2001) value of $300.00.
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Member:
M L Prieto
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Number: 01905
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This large French carriage clock was made in France by H & H, circa 1920. It is in a heavy brass and glass case which measures 7 1/2" high, 5 1/2" wide, and 4 1/2" deep. It has a porcelain dial. 8 day clock with hour and half-hour strike. Runs fine.
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Member:
Z J Evaskovich
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Number: 01605
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Beautiful
Shop of the Crafters, oak grandfather clock. This clock was handcrafted
ca. 1907 by Oscar Onkens Shop of the Crafters, Cincinnati, Ohio. This
clock has been passed down through our family and is in fine condition and
running in our home. All original to the best of my knowledge, this
clock was not listed in the 1906 SOC catalog which could make it a one of
a kind unlike the Empire, Munich, or Van dyke clocks which Onken created
for his catalog. The clock measures 17.5" wide by 84" tall by
14" deep. The clock is in the gothic revival style, with eight day
time, half hour strike, chain wind, deep-sounding cathedral gong, solid
cast-brass polished hands and brass cylindrical weights. Dial is quartered
oak with brass numerals. Original SOC labels on back of clock still
present but somewhat illegible due to aging. One small round brass plate
which attaches to bottom of one weight is missing but does not affect or
detract from the clocks workings or appearance and can be replaced by any
reputable clock shop. After doing much research on Oscar Onken and his
Shop of the Crafters, I truly believe this clock to be as close to a
one-of-a-very-few that were produced.
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Member:
J Bichler
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Number: 01305
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Seth Thomas "Balltop" or "Eclipse" shelf clock, ca. 1900. Appears all original, including "Eclipse" pendulum, with nice walnut case measuring 24" tall and 15" wide. Original painted dial is chipped from 5:00 to 8:00 positions and could benefit from restoration. Eight-day strike with alarm. Horton's Antique Clock Auction sold one very much like this one for $550 in January 2002.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
requested.
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ECW
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Number: 01504
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Sperry and Shaw half-column 30-hour weight driven shelf clock, in great condition. Case measures 30.5" tall and 17" wide. Wood dial has some stretch marks and appears to have been touched up a bit. Counts hours on a wire gong.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
requested.
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Member:
ECW
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Number: 01304
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New Haven shelf clock, ca. 1885. Listed (# 1306) in Tran Duy Ly's "New Haven Clocks and Watches" with a year 2000 value of $150.00.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
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Member:
ECW
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Number: 00904
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Ingraham "Adrian" black mantle clock, ca. 1915.
Listed (# 569) in Tran Duy Ly's "Ingraham Clocks and Watches" with a year 1999 value of $225.00.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
requested.
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ECW
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Number: 00804
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Sessions "Melrose" black enameled wood
mantle clock, ca. 1923. Case is 15"wide by 10" high.
Green marbleized moldings with Iveroid dial. 8-day movement counts
hours on a wire gong and strikes the half hour on a bell. Listed (#
323) in Tran Duy Ly's "Sessions Clocks" with a year 2002 value of
$325.00.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
requested.
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ECW
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Number: 00704
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Anglo-American wall clock with beautifully inlaid case. Original dial and movement, though mirror is a replacement. Strikes hours on a bell. Measures 31" high by 16" wide.
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Member:
John Simons
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Number: 00404
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French black enameled iron mantle clock. The eight-day spring movement strikes the half hour and counts the hour on a wire gong. The case is overall good condition, with a repair to the enamel on the right hand side of the roof edge. The dial is in excellent condition, with a porcelain dial ring. There is a solder repair to the gong hammer. The clock runs intermittently and appears to only need a routine cleaning/oiling to get it back into timekeeping condition.
Eastman's
Clockworks can complete any requested maintenance or repairs (I will
contact interested bidders with a repair estimate) prior to shipping if
requested.
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Member:
ECW
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Number: 00703
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Hampden open face pocket watch in overall fine to excellent condition. The case is in fine condition, with two small nicks on case back and one on bezel. The inside back cover is marked "Wadsworth Pilot, 4084772;" outside back cover is engraved "MEH." The face has a barely
noticeable fine hairline crack spanning from 1:00 through center post to 6:00. The movement is marked "H W Co, Canton.O, No. 306., 15 Jewels, 3555296, Safety Pinion." The serial number indicates the movement was manufactured in 1916. The watch was recently cleaned and keeps great time!
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Member:
ECW
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Number: 00403
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American longcase clock by New Haven. The movement is a copy of a 17th century English movement. The
walnut case stands 8'6" tall with ball feet installed. The eight-day movement strikes a gong and features a sweep second hand. An unusual grandfather from an American manufacturer, circa 1900.
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Member:
John Simons
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Number: 01302
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English longcase clock has an eight-day movement that strikes the hours on a bell. Painted dial is 13" and the case is English oak, standing 7'6". Clock is signed by Thomas Noon
of Burton on Trent. Eagle finial may be a replacement.
Circa 1820's.
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Member:
John Simons
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Number: 01102
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English
longcase by D. Hill of Balfron, ca. 1810. Case is in fine condition with nice
inlay, standing 7'2". Glass appears to be a replacement, the hood catch is a replacement, and there are holes for 2 finials that are missing (though the abscence of these decorative pieces does not detract from this handsome clock). Eight-day movement counts the hours on a bell.
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Member:
John Simons
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Number: 01002
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