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Self Winding Clock Co., New York, "Gallery 18 Inch" wall clock time only pendulum regulated movement powered by two dry cell batteries in cherry finished case with painted metal dial, c1890 -
Two English 8 day wall clocks. Dial clock has robust fusee movement, 14.5" overall diameter. Inlaid Anglo American has nice New Haven inside paper label, 29" high. -
Four wood case 8 day Connecticut octagonal marine clocks, Waterbury, Ansonia, New Haven, Beach and Hubbell, later 19th century. -
English round fusee 8 day time only spring driven oak station clock, c1900 -
Self Winding Clock Co. square oak Western Union gallery clock, c1930. -
Ansonia Clock Co., "Depot" mahogany gallery clock with 30 day time only spring driven movement, c1926 -
English dial wall clock 8 day time only spring driven movement with fusee in walnut case, c1900 -
Self Winding Clock Co., New York, Western Union Naval Observatory Time wall clock, c1930. -
Two large Self Winding Clock Co. metal case gallery clocks. Pendulum movements wound electrically with twin dry cells every hour. One with Western Union dial, leased by this company for the distribution of standard time. 14" dials. -
Gallery clock 8 day time only spring driven movement in a mahogany case with painted metal dial, c1910 -
Three Western Union Self Winding Clock Co. gallery clocks. Electrically wound movements. These clocks were leased for distribution of standard "Naval Observatory Time". One square (no glass), one round, one unusual square with reeded sides and slightly pointed top and bottom. 11" dials. -
French Morbier 8 day painted wood wall "bakery" clock, c1890. -
Two large Western Union Self Winding Clock Co. gallery clocks. Electrically wound movements leased to distribute standard "Naval Observatory Time". Sweep seconds, one square case, one round, 14" dials. -
Four Waltham car/travel 8 day clocks: two black dials with seconds tracks, one silver dial with dot wind indicator, one from leather travel case with "Cross" dial. -
Newman Clock Co., Chicago, Illinois, oak Watchmen's Clock, c1895. -
Atkins Clock Co., Bristol, Conn, 30-Day Wagon Spring wall timepiece, a large octagonal case with rosewood veneer and ripple molding accents, and with an old repair label from C R Smith and Son, corner Market and 18th St, Philadelphia, label showing repair on March 6, 1891, and perhaps the original sale in 1862. Circa1860 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "18" Gallery" wall clock 15 day time only double wind spring driven movement likely in walnut case with painted metal dial, c1900 -
Seth Thomas 24" 30 Day Oak Gallery Clock -
Seth Thomas Oak 30 Day Gallery Clock -
E. Ingraham Round Gesso Gallery Clock