Old International Industrial time clock, from Long Island, N.Y. estate, has key, pendulum, rings

Old International Industrial time clock, from Long Island, N.Y. estate, has key, pendulum, rings when lever pushed down, body in nice condition, original dark finish. Measures 44.5" high x 14.5" wide.

(3) as found clocks from Long Island N.Y. estate. Includes 2 early ogee clocks, makers are Levi Smith & E N Welch, the wall clock has a cracked center glass, key & pendulum intact, make is New Haven C

Old Howard Miller Carved Wood Wall Clock w/ Original Pendulum & Key. Condition: Generally Very Good. Dimensions: L-15" x W-7.5" x H-25.75". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Home. Please note the abs

DM&IR Oak Wall Clock, DM&IR acid etched on glass, Oak Body, brass weights with wood and brass pendulum, International Time Recording Co., Endicot, NY, with brass door key, VERY OLD!

A very fine and large silk carpet with great design and colors. Probably 30 years old. From a Roslyn Harbor Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 23ft 10" x 16ft

Chinese Qing Qianlong Antique Famille Rose Lotus Bowl. Fully Signed . Condition: Old age cracks on the edge. Dimensions: H-1.6" x Dia-6.75". Provenance: From a Long Island, NY Estate. Please note the

Chinese carved wood stand with pierced oval panels displaying alternating bats and scrolling design. Tapered Greek key panels flanking each leg. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: stand measur

0.91 in. H, 1 in. Diameter, 0.77 in. inner diameter. Provenance: Long Island Old Private Estate Collection

Rare large size with four panels and glass shelving( x 12). Notch mounted. Signed and dated 'PE 69.' From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: 78" h each with 41" w glass shelves.

Having original Dreyfuss hand woven fabric upholstery. Raised on block feet and casters. Unmarked. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: 112" w x 63" d x 29.5" h.

Nice quality with large leaded shade and patinated bronze base. Good age. Apparently unsigned. From a Bellmore, Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 70"h and Shade 28.5"w

A rare and early Walnut 2 door cabinet. Apparently unsigned. From the same estate as the dresser. From a Sagaponack, Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 64.25" h x 42.24" w x 20.25" d.

Carpet. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: 86.5" x 62".

Etched, patinated, and polychromed bronze and pewter "Chan" table. Raised signature reading "Philip + Kelvin Laverne". From a Manhasset Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 36"dia x 17.5" h (**Added H

Center or game table with round top with single pedestal. Partial label to underside. SIGNED TO TOP RIM AT SIDE. Beautiful patina. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: 47.75" diameter x 27.5" h.

From a Freeport Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 5ft 7" x 4ft 9.75" (67" X 57.75")

From a Long Island, NY estate. Inscribed on base R. Lalique block, France etched. - Dimensions: 10" h x 9" w.

Showing cherubs in spider's webs. Signed LA. Birks, presumably Alboin Birks. From a Westhampton, Long Island NY estate. - Dimensions: 8.5" x 6.5"

Cabinet . Midcentury rosewood sideboard with two doors flanking drop front cabinet. Shelved interior. Marked Georg Pedersens and with Danish control label to reverse. From a Long Island, NY estate. Di

Gueridon Tables. 19th Century French. Finest of bronze work and nice original patina. From a Southampton, Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 27" h x 27.5" d.

Signed in Russian lower right. Three labels affixed verso. Nikolai Alexandrovich Yaroshenko (Russian, 1846 - 1898). From a Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 27" high x 19.5" wide.

Including a Dunhill Unique Barley silver tone lighter; a Dunhill Unique silver tone ribbed lighter, and a Dunhill Unique silver tone and enamel lighter. From a Long Island, NY estate. Dimensions: ligh

Portable chest filled with various old clock parts (pendulums, keys, hands, etc.) and toosl.

GIO PONTI Rare Occasional Coffee Table. Paint Over Solid Brass Frame. Acquired by current owner from estate dealer who removed from a doctor's estate on Long Island NY. Original owner wants to remain