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C.1927, Chelsea Clock Co., 8-day 3/4 size banjo timepiece retailed by Abercrombie and Fitch Co., New York, Constitution tablet set. -
C.1891, Waterbury Clock Co., "Calendar No. 36", double dial perpetual calendar, walnut case, 8-day. -
A C.1850 Viennese 3-Wt Movement, now in a C.1960, D. J. Blackwell original design mahogany wall case, with a Blackwell 3-jar Mercury pendulum. -
C.1870, F. Kroeber, NY, Regulator No. XI, from Dana's bedroom, serial No. 29124. -
A C.1900, Gustav Becker 2-Wt movement, now in a C.1955 D. J. Blackwell original design wall case. -
C.1880 Harvard Clock Co., 8-day wall timepiece, weight driven, No. 230. The Harvard Clock Co. eventually became the Chelsea Clock Co. -
C.1880, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., New York, No. 8, Shelf Library, perpetual double dial calendar in a walnut case. -
![C.1825, Scottish, R. [Robert] Wilkie, Cupar-Fife, WORLD TIME skeleton clock, with conventional 12 hour dial on one side and 24 dial opposite engraved with approx 52 major worldwide locations, single bell passing strike, fusee and large great wheel.](/images/robertoschmitt15/t218.jpg)
C.1825, Scottish, R. [Robert] Wilkie, Cupar-Fife, WORLD TIME skeleton clock, with conventional 12 hour dial on one side and 24 dial opposite engraved with approx 52 major worldwide locations, single bell passing strike, fusee and large great wheel. -
C.1973 [dated) Dana Blackwell, Salem Bridge, floor standing regulator with high standard movement, -
C.1898, German, Symphonion Hall Clock, No. 30St, in oak with Lenzkirch time and strike clock on top (two piece case), plus 35 original discs. -
C.1870, A. Frankfield, NY, Shelf Cuckoo, 8-day time and strike, walnut case. -
C.1900, French for Bailey Banks and Biddle, Philadelphia, brass cased carriage clock, time, strike and repeat in a Corniche case. -
C.1892, Boston Clock Co., 8-day carriage timepiece with the serial number 1822. Exceptional high quality from a company that tried its best to compete with the best French clocks.. -
C.1880, English, J. Black, London, 3-Fusee, quarter chime bracket clock, Westminster melody. -
C.1912, Chelsea Clock Co., 8.5" CHELSEA, Ship's Bell, 8-day, retailed by W. E. Hadlock and Co., Boston, serial 84708, model 104 with hinged bezel, mounted to a 12.5" dark pine board. -
C.1929, Chelsea Clock Co., Columbus, 8-day Ship's Bell 6" dials, clock and barometer DESK SET, with the serial number 194888. -
![C.1906, [dated] English, Eureka Clock Co, Ltd, London, battery power mantel clock, in a quality mahogany case with reeded side columns w/ barss stop fluting, and featuring a large, seconds beating, vertical balance, serial No. 7421.](/images/robertoschmitt15/t143.jpg)
C.1906, [dated] English, Eureka Clock Co, Ltd, London, battery power mantel clock, in a quality mahogany case with reeded side columns w/ barss stop fluting, and featuring a large, seconds beating, vertical balance, serial No. 7421. -
C.1831, English, Robert Roskell, Liverpool, a small chronometer in its original, rounded edge, brass cornered box, 54 hour. Dial plate 3.5", chapter 3". -
![C.1930, [dated], Swedish, Sterling Silver and onyx presentation clock, with 8-day Lenzkirch lever movement, the statue and base signed by the silversmith, W. A. Bolin, Sweden's Royal Court Jeweller, plus hallmarks for1929, the movement contained in a round silver ball with rear access.](/images/robertoschmitt15/t129.jpg)
C.1930, [dated], Swedish, Sterling Silver and onyx presentation clock, with 8-day Lenzkirch lever movement, the statue and base signed by the silversmith, W. A. Bolin, Sweden's Royal Court Jeweller, plus hallmarks for1929, the movement contained in a round silver ball with rear access. -
C.1891, Waterbury clock Co, "Regulator No. 3" in oak, 2-weight, wall timepiece, 8-day with dead beat escapement and seconds hand below 12.