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type Shelf or Mantel Novelty
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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "JUG" cast metal desk novelty in the shape of a pitcher or jug, with one day timepiece movement. -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Conn., Circa 1860, 30-hour time/alarm "Procter's patent Burglar and Fire-Detective clock" novelty mantel clock. -
German, (Meyer?), Novelty Chalet Automaton, C.1875. Note the dog in center of log cabin has a panting tongue, and the man at the left has his head bobbing back and forth as he tries to see what is going on. Two lovers at right in romantic embrace. Like other clock in this series, this one utilizes a small, pendulette movement, with the dog's tongue and gents head attached by a wire to the verge. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1900, "NOVELTY No. 279" cast metal desk novelty, with 1-day rear wind mov't, with porcelain dial -
Ansonia Clock Co. New York, C.1906, "TICK TACK", one day desk novelty, cast metal with gold paint finish. Depicts a lady calling and listening for a reply. -
![Ansonia Clock Co., cast pot metal BANK novelty, the case depicting dogs and horseback hunters capturing a wild boar, and the back with slots for coins and a key lock door to remove the money [no key], c.1910](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1762_a.jpg)
Ansonia Clock Co., cast pot metal BANK novelty, the case depicting dogs and horseback hunters capturing a wild boar, and the back with slots for coins and a key lock door to remove the money [no key], c.1910 -
Swiss, Le Coultre, "RUE DE LA PAIX" mini street timepiece, 8-day rear wind, set and regulation, lever mov't, C.1965. -
George Dorne, c.1974, TURTLE CLOCK, reproduction of well figured marble, and with a battery movement. -
Ansonia Clock Co. New York, C.1900, "NAVY", 1-day novelty clock, consisting of a clock in an anchor, hung from block and tackle, suspended from the top of tow oars and a grappling hook, the whole with a trefoil of rope as a base. -
Chinese, Reproduction INCLINED PLANE TIMEPIECE, the circular canister rotates as it goes down the plane, however the movement is counterweighted so it maintains a fixed position. The downward motion provides a constant force to the time train. When the clock/canister reaches the bottom, the movement will stop and the unit must be moved again to the top of the plane. -
Ansonia Clock Co.., Brooklyn, New York, "JUMPER No. 2", 1-day spring novelty, with replacement doll. -
Mickey Mouse mechanical alarm clock automaton with Mickey's hands indicating the hours and minutes and his head ticking, licensed by Walt Disney Productions copyright 1977 Made in France and new old stock, c1977 -
![German, Hamburg American [crossed arrow trademark], C.1910, novelty with large Ferris wheel that goes 'round while the clock is running. This is a one day time and alarm, also with seconds hand.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_1815_a.jpg)
German, Hamburg American [crossed arrow trademark], C.1910, novelty with large Ferris wheel that goes 'round while the clock is running. This is a one day time and alarm, also with seconds hand. -
German, Dog Novelty clock, carved face of a dog with eyes that rotate while the clock runs, time shown on lower dial, 1-day back wind, lever mov't, c.1910 -
C.1880, Vernet, 38 Rue du Bac, Paris, French, Ormolu figural clock: Cherub and mermaid castings and three porcelain inserts with an 8-day time and strike movement. -
C.1890, German, Picture Frame Novelty, with roving eyes moving side to side, a gypsy reverse painted on glass and eyes showing two holes in the glass. Wooden plated movement. No weights. No Pendulum. -
C.1910, German, Blacksmith Novelty automaton, RINGS BELL when it strikes, back wind lever movt, 30-hour, carved and painted wooden man lifts is hammer high above the anvil to ring the hour. -
C.1890, Swiss/Austrian, Mini "Egg" on marble base, with a small stem wind 1-day movement, and with 6 mini cherubs in ovals applied to the yellow Guilloche enamel over silver. A 7th cameo below the indicator of a lady in a violet colored dress. -
C.1870, French, Urn-motif mantel clock, in the style of a century earlier. Large ormolu case with very well chased figures and 8-day time and strike movement. -
C.1870, French, Gilt Bronze Annular dial clock, in the form of an urn, profusely decorated with female busts, swags and acanthus sprays, the urn atop a fluted round support, the whole setting on a matted square base.