RARE 1860'S TIMBY'S SOLAR TIME CLOCK

A mid 19th century "Timby Solar Timepiece" by Lewis E. Whiting, Saratoga Springs, NY. 8-day brass movement with lever escapement and Joslin's 6 inch Terrestrial Globe, hour dial surrounds the globe an

A mid 19th century "Timby Solar Timepiece" by Lewis E. Whiting, Saratoga Springs, NY. 8-day brass movement with lever escapement and Joslin's 6 inch Terrestrial Globe, hour dial surrounds the globe an

National Cash Register Floor Model 542-4-F. Lighted top sign. Brass with large paper cage and rare time clock feature. 4 cashier drawers, 3 record drawers of 10 on quarter sawn oak base. Professionall

Rare Cast Iron Father Time Clock Trade Sign This Clock Is Double Sided With a Detail Pair of Father Times. it Has a Zinc Face. the Numbers Are Faded. it Has the Name Painted on the Botom. 26.5 X 21. 1

Rare and Fine Patek Philippe Reference 1505 photo-electric solar Ellipse desk clock with blue dial and rhodium-plated brass case. The clock is in like new condition and is in the original fitted Patek

Rare Disney Time Works Animated Action Vintage Clock This clock depicts Mickey, Goofy, Donald in a clock tower in bold bright colors. 1936 Donald version can be seen swinging side to side. This piece

Large slate mantle clock, c. 1860, French time and strike movement stamped "Medaille de bronze, S. Marti et Cie," architectural form, rising on a molded plinth, incised and cast metal details, glass c

Rare Time Out for Dawson’s Ale Beer Advertising Clock. Lights up and working.

Antique Oak Wall-mounted Time Clock, Oak/Cast, Sold by Cleveland Time Clock & Service Co., Cleveland, Ohio, Dependable, Sticker "Chicago and Northwestern Railway", VERY UNIQUE AND RARE ITEM, Appears t

IMHOF rare table clock with world time display, Switzerland around 1980, 8-days- movement, US Patent, metal case on base, in center colour differentiated representation of the globe, lever movement ca

French wag clock, 8 day time and strike, circa 1860, housed in metal case with repousse floral motif height 53 in. x width 14 in. x depth 7 in. Provenance: Property from the estate of a Hudson, New

French wag clock, 8 day time and strike, circa 1860, housed in metal case with repousse floral motif, to include weights 53"h x 14"w x 7"d Provenance: Property from the collection of Don

Circa 1860 Decorated Clock, 8-day time-and-strike movement (with pendulum and key), with gold painted and mother-of-pearl inlaid floral and scroll decorated case, 15" high, 8 1/2" x 4".

A RARE LATE 19TH CENTURY FRENCH BLACK AND ROUGE MARBLE 'WORLD TIME' MANTEL CLOCK the black marble case with rouge mouldings and pillars flanking a glazed pendulum aperture, the 4.5" enamel dial with R

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. Features rare 8-day time and strike movement. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin Canada" lower edge dial. Original ID paper, rear case. 36 x 17.75 x 6.2

painted plastic clock with Benny Carter cutout pictures of his head titled ITS BENNY TIME. Width 10"

Margaret Gilmour, Scottish, 1860-1942, Glasgow School of Art, Brass Clock "Time and Tide Wait for No Man", c. 1900, signed with impressed monogram. (FMAL7003) {TC} Measurements: 12.5" H

Edifice by Casio Tough Solar World Time watch, series EQS A500, serial 007a215B, solar powered, 45mm case, date window at 3 o'clock, rubber strap, stainless buckle clasp, nut currently running (may ju

H. C. Hart Co. American - Circa 1885 This is a truly superior example of this rare bank. It combines cast iron and tin with a paper clock dial. A great bank. Material: Cast Iron, Tin and Paper

Title: Antique Seth Thomas Southern "Fashion" Calendar Clock w/ Time, Strike, Month, Day & Day Of Week Movement. Date/Period: Circa 1876 Size: Measures 31" tall. Includes original Key & Pendulum Rare

Rare Waterbury bronze carriage clock with alarm, running at time of auction, clocks are not guaranteed, 4" x 1.5" x 2.25"

Very rare Litherland Davies Liverpool Skeleton Clock c. 1850-1860. Glass Dome. The clock is untested, has no pendulum. Clock 5 1/2"x2 1/2"x14". With original blown glass dome 15". Weight 5 pds 2 oz. P

True first printing/first edition map from a rare atlas printed only for a short time in the early months of 1860. Samuel Augustus Mitchell, Jr. took over his father’s atlas publishing company i

Circa 1860's and measures 48" x 15". Estimate $500 - $700 Starting Bid $50