758.           $90

New Haven Clock Co. chime clock, “Abbey”, ca 1929. The 8-day movement is running and playing Westminster Chimes on four chime rods. The movement is signed and the pendulum is original to the movement. On the inside of the full back door is the original label with complete operation instructions. The solid mahogany case is 15 ½ inches tall, a rich dark brown shade with four removable finials on top. It has a cast sash, beveled convex glass, and a 7-inch signed dial with correct hands. The original owner pasted so words of wisdom inside the case – “Lord through this hour be thou our guide so through thy power no feet shall slide”. Ly-New Haven #351. $100-$200.

759.           $50

Junghans box clock, ca about 1910-1920. The company has been in business since 1861.   This clock is as good as it gets. It is made of solid oak, stands 30” high, beveled glasses below, flat glass over the one-piece silver dial. Removable side vents, door latches on the side, wall levelers, and chime rod locking mechanism. Correct hands, pendulum, beat scale, and gong. 8-day seat board mounted movement, slides into wood blocks. It is running and striking four chime rods. Movement and dial are signed, clean, running, and striking. $75-$150.

760.           $250

Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. “No. 10 Farmer’s”, shelf calendar clock, ca 1874. It is original, clean, and in a 25-inch-high walnut case. Original backboard has a large label of instructions, original brass pendulum bob with special hanger, and original glasses. On the back of the front door is another label of instructions. Both dials are slightly soiled and have been on the movements a pretty long time, original? Not sure. They are paper so easily replaced as most all Ithaca dial papers have been replaced, some several times. You can order new dials or any Ithaca replacement parts from Joel Warren, Ithaca, NY. This clock is all original and can be easily improved if you choose to install new dials.  The 8-day movement and the calendar movement are dirty, but functioning properly at this time. It strikes hours on a coil gong. Ly-Calendar #347. $300-$500.

761.           $50

Sessions Clock Company, hanging clock, “Foyer”, ca 1923. The finish on this 17-inch in diameter case is fabulous. I am not a Sessions connoisseur but this is a very nice-looking clock. It has a brass sash, replaced 12-inch paper dial, original hands, complete label on the back, and correct pendulum bob. It is running properly. No shortcomings on this one. Ly-Sessions #143. $75-$150.

762.           $50

Waterbury Clock Co. steeple clock, “Large Gothic”, ca 1883. The rosewood case stands 19 ½ inches high, has good veneer all over, door latch, original glasses, original finials, complete label inside, original dial, probably replaced hands, old pendulum, and coil gong. The dial has a little bit of paint loss, but considering its age it is pretty nice. The 8-day movement is running and striking hours on the coil gong. Ly-Waterbury #1487. $75-$150.

763.                 $40

Seth Thomas Clock Co. hanging clock, “Office No. 1”, ca 1874. The mahogany case is25 inches tall, all original including the 150-year finish. Has evidently not been cleaned but has had varnish or some such applied over the years. It looks fine, just a little dark. If the clock ever had veneer I cannot tell it for there are no chips even tiny ones. The dial pan is a replacement, otherwise it is all original. The perfect bottom glass is identical to the one pictured in this clock in Ly-Seth Thomas #1060. The 8-day time only movement is running. It has a complete paper label. $75-$150.

764.           $100

“La Vedette / France”, wall clock, ca 1936. I say 1936 only because in the case is a postcard dated 1936, and a picture of the dealer from which it was purchased in France. The label of instructions was also plastic wrapped inside the case, but is written in French. The art deco style case is 27 inches tall and made of a wood the shade of walnut but the graining does not look like walnut. Note the very nice carvings at the top and middle of the case. The top glass is slightly bowed, the bottom is beveled, both are original. Silver dial, hands, silver pendulum, and silver beat scale are all excellent. The movement is 8-day, time and strike with Westminster chimes, and is running. $150-$300.

765.           $90

Seth Thomas Clock Co. oak mantel clock, “Giant No. 1”, ca 1904. ST made a series of “Giant” clocks, all very similar, all larger than the average kitchen clock at 25 inches tall. Oak case is clean. There are no repairs or breaks, has embossed ornaments including a devilish character on top and a lion’s head on the base. There is a complete label inside the case and a new paper dial on the old dial pan. It has brass dial rings, coil gong, correct pendulum, and a separate alarm movement and bell in the base of the case. The glass is original as is everything else except the dial. The 8-day movement is signed, running, striking on the coil gong and alarms on the bell. Ly-Seth Thomas #2275. $100-$200.

766.           $90

Seth Thomas Clock Co. oak mantel clock, “Giant No. 2”, ca 1904. The case is 25” tall, complete and all original. This case has been cleaned and polished to glossy. The glass is original and is a glass ST used on several clocks. There is nothing special about the case except the size, but like the No. 1 it has the weird looking figure at the top. There are a few applied wood ornaments, grooved pieces of trim, some etched designs, and special trim around the door. The dial paper is original, so are the hands, pendulum, pendulum hanger, alarm movement, alarm brass bell, and the Cathedral gong, are all original to the clock. The ST movement is 8-day, time, strike, and alarm, and operating properly. Ly-Seth Thomas #2276. $100-$200.

767.           175

Seth Thomas Clock Co. “Lever No. 18”, ca 1939. The case is molded Bakelite in dull black and hinged type moisture and dust proof bezel. Black flange is pierced for screws to attach to wall. The 8-inch silver-plated dial is etched and filled in black. The 11 jeweled lever movement has sweep second hand. Diameter of the case back is 10 5/8 inches. It has an 8-day movement that is running.  Bezel is held with a screw, entire case is black. The silver dial is signed, “Seth Thomas / Made In U.S.A.”. Ly-Seth Thomas #2658. $200-$350.