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C.1895 French, 8-day time/strike marble and gilt figural mantel clock and garniture set -
C.1890 Vincenti and Cie, 8-day time/strike French gilt spelter and marble figural mantel clock, a young lady at harvest time. -
C.1880, French, "Upside-Down Mystery" timepiece, held aloft by a patinated spelter statue of a lady looking pensively into a pond. -
C.1874, Seth Thomas' Sons and Co, NY, No. 8023, Huntress figural mantel clock. -
C.1890, French, Marble and Spelter figural mantel clock, titled Le Triomphe de Pamour. -
C.1890, French, Guilmet, Paris, Swinging Arm Clock, patinated spelter statue on red marble base. -
C.1890, French for Shreve, Crump and Low, Boston, half life size female figure in spelter, holding a bronze sphere containing a clock. -
C.1890, French, Miniature Swing Clock, a small statue of cupid on a star studded globe, holding a bow in his left hand and the clock support in his right hand. -
C.1905, German, Junghans, Elephant swing clock, 8-day time. -
C.1890, French, Patinated Spelter, Unusual Conical, the movement contained within the pendulum ball which rotates in a circular fashion, motive power coming out the top of the ball with a little arm pushing against the tip of a rod. -
C.1890, French, Large Patinated Spelter swinging arm clock, the female statue of Fortune, her right foot on a winged wheel of fortune, and her left arm supporting the clock. The timepiece arm with the movement contained within the large ball and the entire arm swinging without apparent impulse. -
C.1885, French, Guilmet, Mystery clock, a patinated spelter statue holding the pendulum which swings with no apparent impulse. -
C.1887, Ansonia, HUNTRESS SWING, patinated spelter statue of a lady fisher, the tin can arm with signed Ansonia movement and original 4" dial. -
C.1885, Ansonia Clock Co., MECHANICAL CLOCK, 8-day time and strike automaton. -
C.1895 Ansonia Clock Co., GLORIA SWING, clock, patinated spelter statue of goddess Gloria, with a harp in her left hand, holding her right arm aloft and supporting the ball swing clock that moves with no apparent impulse. -
C.1895, Ansonia Clock Co., JUNO SWING clock, patinated spelter statue of goddess Juno, holding aloft ball swing clock that moves with no apparent impulse. -
C.1885, French, Large Conical Pendulum clock, black marble and bronze, 8-day time and strike. -
C.1890, French, Marble and Bronze Figural clock, the removable statue of CLOTHO, -
C.1890, French, Patinated Spelter Swinging Mystery timepiece or "swing clock", 8-day, "Brise d Automne". -
C.1910, German, Junghans, ELEPHANT swing clock, 8-day.