728.     $35

Waterbury Clock Co. mantel clock, “Henshaw”, ca 1906. The pressed oak case is 22 inches tall, has plain pressed designs all over, good original tablet, original dial and hands, same with the pendulum, alarm movement and 8-day running movement. On the back is most of a paper label. The movement is running and striking half hours on a gong. Ly-Waterbury #1643. $50-$100.

729.     $25

Ansonia Clock Co. glass clock with flower designs cut into the glass. It is almost 6 inches tall, complete and has no chips or other problems. The dial is signed twice, original 3 hands, backwind, running. $50-$100.

730.     $100

Two French carriage clocks. Mini is only 4 inches tall, has five beveled glasses, 30-hour time and alarm, movement signed, “H&H/Made In France”. Not running continuously. Larger carriage is 6 inches tall, 8-day time and alarm, porcelain dial signed “France”, movement signed, “Duverdrey & Bloquel/Made in France”. It runs a bit and quits. Neither have been wound in many years, needs service. $150-$200.

731.      $50

Six (6) Lux/Keebler mini cuckoo types, some with animation, moving eyes, bobbing in and out of window, etc. Their names are, “Bird Nest, Bobbing Bird, Little House with Jagged Edges, Bluebird with Three Flowers, and Old Cuckoo Style”. All appear complete and running, but one is missing chains. $50-$100.

732.     $50

Wedgwood dresser clock standing 6 inches tall, perfect condition, has ivory looking figures on the front and sides. An exceptionally nice clock and it is running. There are also 2 German mini porcelain clocks. Both are very clean, one is back wound and is running. The second is quartz, did not check for running. $50-$100.

733.     $75

Two (2) miniature Seth Thomas Clock Co. mantel clocks, ca 1855 and 1886. One is their “Cottage O” model, the other is “Cottage C”. Both have Plymouth Hollow labels. Both have 30-hour movements, one time only the other time and alarm. The cases are both rosewood veneered with some usual age-related wear. We used to sell these miniatures for $300-$500 depending on which models we had. Excellent bedroom clocks, for looks, not for running necessarily unless you want to wind them every day. $100-$200.

734.     $150

Austrian 2 weight Vienna Regulator, ca 1920. This is a very nice case/clock. The mahogany case is 33 inches tall, very plain by Vienna standards but like the later day Vienna’s, made more like a box. The full front door has a working key lock, multiple pieces of beveled glass, and a plain flat glass over the dial. The dial is a silver shade and has original hands. The movement is signed, “MORA”, and a beat scale in the bottom of the case says, “MORA A.D. Wien”. The weights, beat scale, pendulum, dial ring, and hands are all brass. The 8-day two weight movement is running and striking on one long rod. As I said in the beginning, this is a very nice clock, just plain looking. $200-$350.

737.      $25

Two old clock shelves. One is oak, 19 inches wide, looks like it was carved, probably done with a router. Second one is oak 16 ½ inches wide, old but nice. $25-$50.

736.     $50

2 clocks, Ansonia shelf clock and a rare paper mache clock.  “Ansonia Brass & Copper Co. Ansonia, Conn.” mantel clock, ca 1869, named, “Gothic Gem-Large”. The mahogany veneered case is 18 ½ inches tall, full front latching door with two glasses, bottom could be a replacement. Old painted metal dial is soiled by has no paint loss, hands could be original. Complete paper label inside, 8-day movement runs and strikes hours on a coil gong. It has an alarm movement and it rings on an iron bell. It has a replaced pendulum bob.  “Wm. S. Johnson / 3 Cortlandt St. / New York”, copied from the complete paper label inside this rare ca 1840’s paper mache or wood cased clock. The collector who consigned this clock listed it as an iron front. It looks like an iron front but I have to call it either a paper mache or wood case, with substantial mother-of-pearl decorations. There is one large piece of MOP missing on the bottom. I have a lot of the old MOP pieces so if you are able to design it to fit the opening, remind me and I will include the MOP with the clock when it is shipped. The case is 16 inches tall, bezels missing their latches, dial may be a repaint, and there is a good label inside. The movement is 8-day and it strikes on a coil gong. $50-$100.