This ca. 1890, 8-day, kitchen clock was made by The New Haven Clock Company, Conn.. It has an 8-day brass movement which I have recently oiled it. It is in great working order. The reverse stencil is in near perfect … Continue reading →
A great example of a one-day 1850 Ogee clock. You can judge the approximate year of manufacture by the large gears one up from the winding arbors. The design is based on the wood gears of the previous generation of … Continue reading →
This ca. 1900, 8-day, kitchen clock was made by The Seth Thomas Clock Company, Connecticut. It has an 8-day brass movement which I have recently oiled it. It is in great working order. The case has an ADAMANTINE finish.. … Continue reading →
This 8 day cuckoo clock has a light, orange-brown finish. It has been restored. It is a weight driven clock using pine cone shaped weights. It cuckoos the hours and half hours. Pull the chains to wind it only once … Continue reading →
This Oak Wall Clock was made by Howard Miller. It has been converted to battery/quartz. NO NEED TO WIND! I convert non-working clocks to battery operated. It gives them new life! It is 24 inches tall, 16 inches wide and … Continue reading →
This 1970’s wall clock is battery/quartz operated. NO NEED TO WIND! It is 31 inches tall, 10 inches wide and 4 inches deep. It looks wonderful! The weights are for decoration! Call or text Philip at nine seven zero 217 … Continue reading →
Pre-WWII one-day Black Forest cuckoo quail clock; 26 inches high including pendulum by 15 inches wide by 11 inches deep. I am also a cuckoo clock repairer. Please call OR TEXT PHILIP at: 970 217 0605.
Continue reading →This 1850 brass dial clock was made in the USA immediately after the “wood works” period. It has a one day movement with an extremely rare style. Notice the high winding holes. Yes, this is all original. It is weight … Continue reading →
This 1860 cottage clock was made by the Seth Thomas Clock Company of Connecticut. It has an 1-day movement and I have recently oiled it. It is in great working order and has a mirror on the door. It is … Continue reading →
This 1870 cottage clock was made by the Seth Thomas Clock Company of Thomaston, Connecticut. It has an 1-day movement and I have recently oiled it. It has an alarm works, see the winding hole beneath the 6 o’clock position. … Continue reading →
This 1890 parlor clock was made by the E. N. Welch Clock Company of Forrestville, Connecticut. It has an 8-day movement and I have recently oiled it. It strikes the hours on a gong. It also sounds the half hours. … Continue reading →
This very large 1840 American made clock originally had a wood works movement, which is now long gone.. It has a battery/quartz movement now. this clock NO LONGER NEEDS TO BE WOUND. What you get is the beauty and craftsmanship … Continue reading →
This 1860 OGEE kitchen clock was made by Silas Hoadley, Plymouth Conn. It is weight driven. It has a great paper in the back of the clock: Brass Clock (this dates it between 1850 and 1860), Warranted Good.. It has … Continue reading →
This 8-Day Cuckoo Clock is a medium reddish brown. It isa weight driven clock using a pair of pine cone shaped weights. It strikes the hours and half hours on a gong as well as cuckooing. Wind once a week! … Continue reading →
This 1900 kitchen clock was made by the E. Ingraham Clock Company of Connecticut. It has an 8-day movement which has recently been oiled. It strikes the hours on a gong. It also sounds the half hours on the same … Continue reading →
1870 (?) 3-Bell 8-Tune Swiss Music Box $1,250 Width 19”, depth 11” and height 9” The music box is beautifully inlaid on both top and front. It has been fully restored. It has eight different tunes and plays … Continue reading →
1830 English, Sheraton-top Wheel Barometer $995 SOLD Ht 40” W 11 ½” D 2 ¼” Dial This wheel barometer has a new J-tube which allows the barometer to be adjusted to read traditional sea-level mercury heights but … Continue reading →
