A 1930S SMITHS INSTRUMENT PANEL CLOCK

A 1930S SMITHS INSTRUMENT PANEL CLOCK silvered 3-inch dial with Arabic chapter ring stamped '11626' and Smiths logo fronting a manual wind 8-day movement in a lacquered desk mount. (13cm high, 6.5cm d

Metal Clock has clock face and simulated altitude barometer and speed aircraft gauges. Presentation Plate says "Georgia Marie Meier Jet Clipper Liberty Bell New York - Moscow July 22-23 1959" On woode

English Art-Deco Table Clock Made by Smiths, circa 1930s, fine wooden box with a light veneer integrated on the front with two columns in dark veneer, the square clock face is decorated with Arabic nu

Wood cased OG clock. Scenic glass panel. Weight driven. Smith and Goodrich makers Bristol, CT. Marked on face. Key and pendulum included; 26in.H. x 15.5in.W. x 4.5in.D.

A 'Vauxhall' child's pedal car by Lines Brothers, British, 1930s, painted black, pressed steel body on metal chassis, printed tin instrument panel, left side panel door, treadle pedals, chromed radiat

Circa 1930s. Eight day time and strike movement with pendulum and key. Measures 9 ?? wide X 8 ?? tall.

Smith & Goodrich Forestville Bristol CT shelf clock, eglomise panel, dial possibly repainted, minor veneer loss, 26" h x 15-1/2" w x 4-1/4" d

A vintage Art Deco dark oak cased mantel clock by Smiths features a pendulum, striking the hour and half hour on a gong. Made in the UK, circa the late 1930s. Dimensions: H 20' in

Late 19th Century French Dore Bronze Mantle Clock, with Serves-style painted porcelain face and panels. Figural musical instruments on left, helmet and shield on right, topped with two doves over torc

An E. Robert Houdin ormolu bronze and marble clock garniture set consisting of a central mantle clock with ormolu foliate and instrument decoration surrounded by marble panels and crested with birds,

Finely detailed bronze mantle clock, in form of goddess Athena, holding Medusa head shield and spear, dial with enameled numbers, back panel opens to reveal works, unsigned. On a black and green figur

First half of the 19th C. New Hampshire banjo clock. Painted iron dial, warranted by LW Noyes, original eglomise throat panel and bottom tablet, reads L.W. Noyes, Nashua. Original brass finial top, we

19th C. Seth Thomas pillar and scroll shelf clock with painted wooden dial, and eglomise panel on lower half featuring house by lake. Label inside reads, “Clocks made and sold by Seth Thomas, Plymou

a larger size French mantle clock of good quality, black onyx and bronze trim and embossed end panels Roman scenes, with pendulum, 10”H x 22”L

New Haven Clock Company Banjo Style Wall Clock, Ca. 1930s. 8-day time, weight driven and strike spring driven movement, with pendulum. Mahogany case with lower door glass panel image of Mount Vernon,

With burlwood accent panel on case. Plaque underneath gives serial No. L 29666, type B-7 and style 5724; original paper instruction label present. Dimensions: H 10.75" x W 8.25" x D 5" Condition: Not

Dimensions: H 11.75" x W 9,75" x D 5.25" Condition: Not tested; movement not professionally inspected. Nicks and rubs to wood finish. Back panel missing a few screws.

Franz Hermle West German John Smith London Lantern Clock. Depicts The Skeleton With Biblical Reference And Verse On One Carved Panel And Chronos With His Scythe On Other Side. Measures 14 Inches High.

Original travel case and key. Working condition. A few chips to one side panel of glass. Measurement 3 1/8" x 2 1/2" x 4 1/4"

Circa 1840 Smith & Goodrich of Bristol, Conn. Mahogany Case Mantel Clock with painted tin dial and eglomise lower panel of Broadway. Single weight 8-day time and strike with chime, remnants of the ori

Smith and Goodrich Steeple Clock with View in Rome, Italy, c. late 19th century, reverse painted glass panel, includes pendulum and key, 19.5 x 9.5 x 4 inches, In seemingly good condition.

A 19TH CENTURY FRENCH ORMOLU AND LIMOGES PANELLED MANTEL CLOCK the case surmounted by a floral spray and musical instruments above a waisted floral case with pierced side panels and guilloche enamel L

Scottish, late 18th or early 19th century, scrolled broken arch pediment with applied foliate panels, fluted columnar supports, painted Roman numeral dial with floral spandrels, moon phase painted wit

A Renaissance Revival Marble Mantel Clock, George W. Smith & Co., Philadelphia, Fourth Quarter 19th Century. The case decorated with panels depicting Classical figures in low relief. The circular