718. $50
“E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. / Forestville, Conn. U.S.A.”, mantel clock simply named, “Column”, ca
1878. The 24 ½ inch rosewood veneered case is a very nice-looking clock, I suppose because of the rosewood’s special wood graining.
There is a door knob/latch, both glasses are replacements, and rosewood half columns on the sides. Inside is a complete label, coil
gong, brass pendulum, paid of iron weights, a painted zinc dial that is all original and very nice, pair of old hands, and the 30-hour
brass movement. Ly-Welch Clocks, page 163. $75-$150.
719. $50
Hanging clock, sometimes called a “store regulator” or “shop clock”. The 8-day movement is not signed, there is no label or names anywhere. It has a new paper dial on the pan, the movement does not look new, but the case certainly does. So let’s call the clock contemporary. The pendulum was not with the clock but I am sure it is in one of the 100 boxes of stuff that came from the owner. When I find it, I will put it with the clock. I found the pendulum, it is correct, brass and wood stick. $75-$150.
720. $50
Seth Thomas Clock Co. Plymouth Hollow, Conn. early mantel clock simply called, “Column No.3”, and I expect it was made about 1863. As you can see the case is as clean as a pin, has cleaned and polished and no veneer needed to be repaired. There are no veneer chips except one on the base, right side, just needs to be glued down. I suppose the tablet is a later addition but the installation was well done. The top glass is original. The printed material says this model was made of rosewood, case standing 25 inches tall. The dial looks really well for its age. The 30-hour movement is time and strike, and performing properly. There is an old coil gong, pendulum, and hands. The label is near complete. The movement is signed properly. Ly-Seth Thomas, #1739. $75-$150.
721. $50
Sperry & Shaw 30-hour OG clock, ca 1844. Early model OG. Everything is original but the glasses and other war objects in the center. It has old hands and key. Inside is a nice label, 30-hour weights, and the unsigned 8-day brass movement. Seth Thomas Clock Co. Plymouth Hollow, Conn. early mantel clock simply called, “Column No. 3”, and I expect it was made about 1863 of rosewood. 30-hour movement is time and strike, and performing properly. The label is near complete. $75-$150.
723. $50
Ansonia Clock Co. parlor clock, “Buffalo”, ca 1901.Walnut case has a good finish, a little dark. It
is original and complete. 8-day movement is running. Ly-Ansonia #1903. E. Ingraham Clock Co. mantel clock, “Micha”, ca
1915.The oak case is 22 inches high, it has an 8-day movement that is running and striking the gong. Ly-Ingraham #1053. Wm.
L. Gilbert Clock Co. mantel clock, “No 28” of their “Navy Sets”, ca 1901. The 8-day movement is a strong runner. Ly-Gilbert, pages
349-352. $75-$150.
724. $50
Unmarked mantel clock, no dial pan, new pendulum, probably 30-hour. English shelf, movement
runs 8-days. Bradley & Hubbard, iron case, ca 1851. Sessions movement may be 8-day or 30-hour. Waterbury iron front,
30-hour movement is running, complete label. $75-$150.
725. $50
Waterbury Clock Co. mantel clock, “O. O. G. Spring”, ca 1883. The mahogany veneered case is 18 ¾ inches.
The label is fine as is the 30-hour spring movement. It is running and striking, looks really good. Ly-Waterbury #1451. Atkins
Clock Company, Bristol. Conn. “Victor Roundtop #3”, ca 1873. This rare little clock is 15” high, made with rosewood, and has a 30-hour
movement. This is a fine example of an original Atkins cottage clock. The clock is running and striking properly. Wm. L. Gilbert
Clock Co. tambour clock, “Winsome”, ca 1925. 16-inch-wide cabinet is finished in brown mahogany, with an excellent 8-day movement
that is running and playing Normandy Chimes on half hour and hours. Ly-Gilbert #980. $100-$200.
726. $50
Junghans, Germany, shelf clock made like a bracket clock, ca 1890. The signed movement is resting
on a wood seatboard and striking a standing gong. The movement is running but not striking properly. Silver dial is showing some age
and wear, hands and pendulum are correct. Brass bezel with bowed glass attaches to push button release on the case side. With handle
up the case is 15 inches high. $100-$200.
