Eight day weight clock

Eight day weight clock

ATKINS & PORTER OGEE SHELF CLOCK

A 19TH CENTURY WILLIAM AND MARY STYLE HERRING-BANDED, MULBERRY AND WALNUT EIGHT-DAY WEIGHT DRIVEN MININATURE LONGCASE CLOCK the 7" sqaure brass dial with rococo spandrels, chapter ring with Roman nume

Mahogany early 19th century tall clock, eight day weight driven brass movement, lined inlay, and tombstone door, original glass, hand painted face, unsigned, 84"H x 19.5"W at widest point x 10.25"D, h

A 1930's Hershede Hall Clock. Eight day, weight driven movement with half hour strike on five tubes, and engraved metal dial. Mahogany Neoclassical style case with scrolled top, single long door flank

A Rosewood Calendar No. 1 Wall Clock, Seth Thomas Clock Company, Plymouth Hollow, Connecticut, Fourth Quarter 19th Century. Eight-day weight driven double dial calendar clock. The upper white-painted

DESCRIPTION: 19th century Willard banjo clock. Replaced papered dial. Eight day weight driven time only movement. Mahogany case. Reverse painted bottom panel showing the battle of The Constitution and

DESCRIPTION: Dachluhr Bidermeir Vienna Regulator wall clock. Porcelain dial with Roman numerals. Eight day weight driven movement. Walnut case with glass sides and simple traingular pediment. Circa ea

With a rectangular case that features a glass door and molded cornice. Eight day weight driven movement. Dimensions: 21" x 13", the height is 80 1/2". Provenance: From a Main Line Collection.

Stanislaus Fournier Wall Clock, New Orleans, Louisiana, circa 1870, brass eight day weight driven movement, carved mahogany case with cut glass window to expose a large brass pendulum Note: Born in St

Circa 1900 mahogany long-case clock manufactured by the Herschede Clock Company, nine tubes, brass eight-day, weight-driven time, strike and chimes movement, painted moon-phase dial, three secondary d

NH mirror clock signed J. Chadwick Boscawen, simple mahogany case with reverse painted panel (has crack) surrounding painted dial, brass eight day weight driven time and strike movement, original weig

American Federal-Style Carved Mahogany Lyre-Form Banjo Clock, 20th century, the painted dial with Roman numeral chapters, the eight-day weight-driven brass movement engraved "Kilbourn & Proctor", h.

G. Dawson Sudbury, English tavern clock, mahogany and mahogany veneered case, silvered engraved brass dial, spade and pointer hands, eight day weight driven time and strike brass movement

Unusual mahogany Waltham weight driven banjo clock with carved mahogany side arms and carved wooden flame finial, eight day weight driven time only movement signed and numbered 9064, throat panel is d

Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Regulator No. 2" hanging clock in an oak case, roman numeral painted metal dial, spade hands, eight day weight driven time only movement with deadbeat escapem

late 19th century. carved mahogany case housing eight-day weight driven movement. H48 1/2" W19 1/2"

Waltham Patent Timepiece or "Banjo" Clock, green- and yellow-painted case, reverse-painted tablets, the lower depicting a country scene, painted zinc arabic numeral dial, eight-day weight-powered time

A banjo clock by Waltham with an eight-day, weight driven movement, having gilt metal and wooden mounts, decorated with an eagle finial and reverse painted tablets of George Washington and Mt. Vernon,

Mahogany banjo clock with black and gold eglomise panels, eight day weight driven brass movement all in good order, missing bottom mahogany board, 32"h

Waterbury "Willard No. 6" banjo clock, first quarter 20th c., Connecticut, eight-day, weight time, eglomise panels, lower panel marked "Hull", mahogany case with gilt metal sidearms, dial marked "Man.

C. Jerome & Company, Classical Mahogany Mantel Clockcirca 1830, Richmond, Virginia, mahogany veneer case, painted wood face, brass gears, eight-day weight driven, rack and snail strike, labeled, with

DESCRIPTION: J. Randall & Co, St. Albans banjo wall clock. Signed painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Eight day weight driven movement. Mahogany case with brass side arms, reverse painted glass, a

A rare, previously un-recorded, first quarter of the 18th Century eight day longcase clock movement with weights and pendulum, now contained in an associated oak case. George Graham, London Number 627