The classic “Morbier” Clock is a wag-on-the-wall clock with visible pendulum and two weights. Sometimes, they were put in a tall case body like this one. This version has a beautifully carved door and a very unusual top. It is … Continue reading →
I took a 1910 German Box Clock and replaced the worn-out movement with a battery/quartz movement. Runs for 3+ years. Working pendulum. Silent, does NOT need to be wound with a key! Ht 26”, width 12”, depth 6” Please call … Continue reading →
This 4-column black mantle clocks dates from the industrial revolution period. When it was required to get to work on time rather than rising with the sun to start work on the farm of ranch. It is an 8-day clock … Continue reading →
Seth Thomas schoolhouse Clock, 8-day and priced at $175. About 21” tall and 14” wide. Ca 1915. It has been serviced. Please call or text PHILIP at: 970 217 0605. I’m downsizing my personal clock collection.
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This 1-Day Cuckoo Clock has interesting green details. It is a 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. May need winding twice … Continue reading →
