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type Shelf or Mantel
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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.1868, Wm. Bond and Son, Boston, Mass, No. 543, 2-day Marine Chronometer, "54" hour up-down dial, now in a C.1980 custom made mahogany box. -
C.1855, Wm. Bond and Sons, 17 Congress St, Boston, 56 hour marine chronometer No. 162, in its original brass cornered box, and less top lid. -
Mixed lot chronometer, C.1855, Eggert and Son, New York, 2-day marine chronometer, No. 968, now in a C.1900 English brass cornered box with flush handles, that is too large for the small movement. [see internet, the Eggerts were very influential in the chronometer field, and Simon Willard, Jr., even apprenticed briefly to Dominic Eggert). -
C.1940, English, Thos Mercer, Ltd, St. Albans, 56 hour chronometer No. 24189 in its original view top mahogany box (glass, no lid). -
C.1890, French, Large Mystery Clock, the movement contained within the center hub of the minute hand, both hands mounted to a central axel on a heavy glass dial. -
![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.1890, French, Sam'l Marti, Mantel regulator, black slate with large movement, open escapement dial, and Ellicott style pendulum. -
C.1900, French, Blue-White Porcelain, 3-Piece mantel set with brass trimmings, 8-day timepiece. -
C.1904, Ansonia Clock Co., SYBIL and MELODY, cast figural clock, 8- day time and strike and with fancy porcelain dial. -
C.1890, English, "Victorian Chimer", triple fusee, two tune, 9-bell, quarter chiming bracket clock, in an ebonized case with Egyptian style decorations. -
C.1690, English, Jonathan Loundes, (also Lowndes), Pall Mall, London, 8-day time and strike 2-fusee bracket clock. Nice brass dial with winged cherub spandrels, matte center w/ date aperture and ringed winding holes. -
C.1845, Forestville Mfg, J. C. Brown, shelf acorn, fusee movement, with French feet and in excellent condition. -
C.1864, L. E. Whiting, Saratoga Springs, NY, "Timby Solar Time-Piece, No. 288, mahogany case with double 12 hour dial, 6" terrestrial globe, and minute dial below. The patent for this hard to find clock was held by Theodore R. Timby, who designed the clock and developed the movement. -
C.1890, French, Black Slate Figural clock, 8-day time and bell strike, with a patinated spelter statue of a seated and bare foot centurion with a container of papyrus records to his left. -
C.1890, French, Japy Freres, 8-day time and bell strike Huntress figural mantel clock, under original dome. -
C.1851, French, Pierret, Paris, 8-day skeleton timepiece with alarm with silk thread suspension made for the Great Exhibition in Hyde Park, London in 1851, under larger glass dome. -
C.1912, English, Reason Mfg, Brighton, Electrically impulsed balance wheel clock, a skeleton layout on a mahogany base, under glass dome, made to the 1911 patent design of Thomas John Murday. -
C.1905, Ansonia Clock Co., "REGAL" , Gilt bronze crystal regulator, 8-day time and strike with exposed escapement. -
C.1825, Norris North, Torrington, Con., Pillar and Scroll, 30 hour wooden works shelf clock.