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Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1880, "REGENT" , large and imposing mantel clock, with extra fancy cast brass dial [floral motif} with garland support for the front pivot. -
French, Ls. Boname, Seloncourt, for J. E. Caldwell, Philad'a, C.1895, large yellow marble portico clock, with 4 free standing columns, each with Corinthian capitals, and the frontal surfaces with ormolu Greek figures, and with an 8-day gong striking mov't No. 5457. -
![French, Lerolle Freres, a'Paris, (blinker) dore bonze clock in the rococo fantasy style with a brace of hippocampi with webbed feet emerging from the waves, on left a young Amphitrite with fish tails and to her right a cherub with 2 fish fins in lieu of feet, playing a conch, and at the top a small cherub with two sticks in his hands for percussion accompaniment. Just below the dial a bust of Neptune [or Poseidon in Greek], with animated eyes that move back and forth with each tick. C.1850.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2534_a.jpg)
French, Lerolle Freres, a'Paris, (blinker) dore bonze clock in the rococo fantasy style with a brace of hippocampi with webbed feet emerging from the waves, on left a young Amphitrite with fish tails and to her right a cherub with 2 fish fins in lieu of feet, playing a conch, and at the top a small cherub with two sticks in his hands for percussion accompaniment. Just below the dial a bust of Neptune [or Poseidon in Greek], with animated eyes that move back and forth with each tick. C.1850. -
French, unsigned, very large Rococo style bracket clock with bracket, finished in Vernis Martin {or Martin Varnish}, C.1900. This clock is made in the style of the mid 1700s, and is a high quality version of an original. It has a well made Brocot escapement, and except for the suspension, the movement replicates an 18th century mov't in size and external appearance, even including a star spoked count wheel. Lacquer finish on furniture was brought to vogue by the Martin brothers in Paris in the early 1700s and has had periods of interest since then. The dial is 11.5 inches in diameter, and consists of 13 porcelain pieces attached to a brass backing. -
French, "BEAM ENGINE" from the industrial series by Guilmet, 8-day timepiece, c1885 -
Welch, Spring and Co., C.1878, PATTI model mantel clock, rosewood case with gold highlighted front glass, nicely cleaned. -
European, for Camerden and Forster, NY, classic English Regency styled bracket clock, 3-train, Westminster chime on 4 enormous coiled flat wire gongs, in a mahogany case with reeded quarter columns, brass capitals and stop fluting, C.1900 {in the style of 80 years earlier}. Strikes the hours on an even larger coiled gong. -
European, 3-Chain Fusee, Victorian Double chime bracket clock, playing your choice of Westminster on gongs or Whittington on bells, followed by an hour count on a large flat wire cathedral gong. The silvered brass chapter ring applied to a well engraved and silvered mask, and with subsidiary dials in the arch for Strike/Silent, F/S, and Westm/8-bells. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1894, "CABINET ANTIQUE", oak cased mantel clock with brass trimmings, this one with one piece porcelain dial. Note variations in movement between this one and lot with fancy dial. This one has low mount iron based gong, as used in many mantle models. -
Ansonia Clock Co., C.1894, "CABINET ANTIQUE", oak cased mantel clock with brass trimmings, this one with one with fancy dial, w/ individual porcelain cartouche numerals.. Note variations in movement between this one and lot with plain dial. This one has fancy embossed plates and cups protecting the springs, plus tall gong standard. -
European, a very large Victorian cast brass table clock, with an equally large double chain fusee movement with heavy solid plates. Strikes the hours on a very large coiled wire cathedral gong. The case is profusely decorated with leaves and swags, a winged cherub below the 7" silvered dial with Arabic numerals, + surmounted by 4 pineapple finials and giant double acanthus swags with ribbon binding, c.1880. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1894 "SENATOR", antique oak cased mantle clock with brass trimmings. Features full figured female columns on either side of the dial with other large and impressive brass plated bits. 8-day, time and gong striking. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, C.1894 "SENATOR", antique mahogany cased mantle clock with brass trimmings. Features full figured female columns on either side of the dial with other large and impressive brass bits. 8-day, time and gong striking. -
French, Dufaud, Paris, case possibly by Link, C.1890, in the Louis XV style of the previous century, and of the highest quality. There are profuse floral decorations, fruit swags to the sides and acanthus swags drape the top urn w/finial. Large cast and fluted feet support the base. -
Aaron Willard, Boston, C.1825, 8-day "Massachusetts Shelf" clock, time only, weight driven. -
Aaron Dodd Crane, for the Year Clock Co., New York, C.1849, "THREE BALL 8-DAY" bevel front mantle clock, with lift off lid for pulley access, 2-weight. -
French, Raingo Frs, Paris, bronze, silvered brass and ormolu clock in the form of Reims Cathedral, c.1850. Cathedral of Our Lady in the City of Reims, stands in the Champagne-Ardennes region of France, and is considered one of the finest examples of the High Gothic style of architecture. The kings of France were once crowned in Reims Cathedral. Note that dozens of little cast and chased 'Saints' line the windows, exactly as the real building. Clock sets on its original rosewood base, and with a glass cover/ 5 panes in a wooden frame. Well made silk thread movement is signed as above. -
Welch, Spring and Co., "PATTI No. 1", Circa 1885, 8-day time/strike rosewood case mantel clock. -
Welch, Spring and Co., "Gerster V.P.", Circa 1880, 8-day time/strike/alarm rosewood case mantel clock, in this model the alarm spring is inside and wound from the center of the bell. -
Welch, Spring and Co., Forestville, Conn, "CARY" rosewood mantel clock from the Patti series, 8-day, time, strike and alarm.