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Showing 6,841–6,860
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by unsigned
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C.1900, German, 8-day time and gong strike R/A regulator wall clock. -
C.1980, Modern, Repro Aaron Willard , shelf clock, 8-day spring, Westminster chime. -
C.1840, Salem Bridge, 8-day time/strike Column and Cornice shelf clock (mixed lot). -
C.1890, Mixed Lot consisting of a Self Winding Clock Co. case No. 18 with a Seth Thomas No. 30 movement, pendulum and weight. The Self Winding Clock Co. was buying many of their cases from Seth Thomas. -
C.1830, Unknown, 8-day weight driven banjo timepiece. -
C.1975, Modern Repro of the famous VIOLIN clock. The originals were made by Seth Thomas in the 1890s, see one in Palmer's TREASURY OF AMERICAN CLOCKS, PAGE 259. -
C.1840, Unknown, 8-day patent or banjo timepiece, presentation model, with restorations. -
C.1851, French, Skeleton Timepiece with Calendar and alarm, 8-day with silk thread suspension, going barrel movement, no dome, as-found. -
C.1955, German version of a Russian Clock Peddler, cast white metal make figure with cap and goatee, holding 3 clocks, the front clock with spring driven pendulette movement, 30 hour. -
C.1870, Anglo-American, 8-day time/strike round drop school style clock, carved accents with rolling pin bottom and mirror back. -
C.1915, French, 8-day time and rod strike oak cased wall clock, with heavy beveled glass in the door and ormolu trim. -
![C.1875, English, 8-day fusee timepiece movement in a later [1920-?] bench made case.](/images/robertoschmitt14/t099a.jpg)
C.1875, English, 8-day fusee timepiece movement in a later [1920-?] bench made case. -
C.1960, German/Dutch, re-issue of a Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world. -
C.1965, German, re-issue of the Dutch Zaanse clock, 2-weight, 8-day, surmounted by a figure of Atlas holding the world. -
C.1840, Unknown, 8-day weight banjo timepiece, with exceptional early movement. -
C.1875, Anglo-American, 8-day time and strike wall clock in the gothic style. -
C.1880, Modified Lot, Austrian 30 Day 1-wt, timepiece that started life as a 3-weight, and has vacant holes in the plates from the absent gears. -
C.1880, Austrian, 2nd Baroque, 8-day time and strike hanging walnut cartel clock/ mixed lot. -
C.1925, English, Dial clock, 8-day fusee postal or gallery timepiece. -
C.1840, Unknown, 8-day, 2-wt, time and strike column cornice shelf clock.