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 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 →1830 English, Sheraton-top Wheel Barometer $995 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 at 5,000 … Continue reading →
