Clocks and horological items 2010-06-18 Auction - 195 Price Results - Converse Auctions in PA - Page 4
Clocks and horological items
122: Important Bracket Clock by Markwick
108: Automation Clock Signed Twaites & Reed
40C: A Tiffany 14K ladies Hunting cased watch
Done
Paoli, PA, United States
Auction Details

Clocks and horological items

A LARGE VARIETY OF COLLECTIBLE AND INVESTMENT QUALITY CLOCKS AND CLOCK RELATED ITEMS
SOLD
Wall Timepiece by Ansonia: A solid oak and carved wall timepiece, 36" high with a glazed front door opening outward and showing the pendulum and round dial. Old "original" finish
Est.
$200
-
$350
SOLD
Amillary Sphere Type Sundial: A sundial in the armillary sphere style. Some armillary sundials were made with rings which early astronomers used to observe planets and stars, but this simple version will decorate your garden or
Est.
$100
-
$300
SOLD
Birge and Peck Triple Deck Shelf Clock: A triple deck shelf clock with two original "feather" style reverse painted tablets attributed to John Fenn. A weight driven clock with gilded and faux painted half columns flanking the triple glazed
Est.
$500
-
$800
Herschede Chime Hall Clock: A 79" mahogany cased hall clock manufactured by the Herschede Clock Co., having four tubular bell chimes and a gold, silvered and painted moon dial
Est.
$1,000
-
$2,000
Lot Passed
SOLD
A Small Empire Mahogany: An early 19th century French wall timepiece made with a solid mahogany casement with a gilt dial and a lever watch movement.
Est.
$300
-
$600
SOLD
Drop Octagon Wall Timepiece: A late 19th C. or early 20th C. embossed oak cased "drop" octagon wall calendar timepiece.
Est.
$150
-
$300
SOLD
French Mantel Clock: A French made 19th century mantel clock in the form of a Pillar whose case is made from white marble base supporting a polished brass and gild gilt pillar supporting a round dialed clock. 14" in
Est.
$200
-
$500
SOLD
Chelsea Ships Bells Mantel Clock: A patinated bronze solid cast ships wheel mantel clock by Chelsea, The silvered dial is 5" across, with the clock's height being 16". The case mounted onto a wood shelf frame. This clock came from a
Est.
$800
-
$1,500
Ceramic and Carved Case Clock: A 13" ceramic and carved case clock of French origin, being in the arts and crafts style, with blue and white "Delft" ceramic panels and dial.
Est.
$350
-
$450
Lot Passed
SOLD
Carved Wall clock: A mahogany or walnut veneer wall timepiece with a "black forest" type spring driven movement.
Est.
$400
-
$600
SOLD
Wall Timepiece: An American drop octagon wall timepiece by the Waterbury Clock Company of New Haven, Connecticut having a calendar or date hand and rosewood veneer case. In good condition with original dial
Est.
$150
-
$350
SOLD
Walnut Wall Clock: A 33" New England spring powered walnut wall clock possibly by Ansonia.
Est.
$125
-
$250
Walnut Wall Clock: An impressive and handsome 19th century American 41" walnut and stained walnut wall clock with carved and incised cresting and bracket, the latter topped with a demi-lune apron. The painted zinc dial
Est.
$700
-
$900
Lot Passed
Pillar Clock: An early 19th Century French made ormolu pillar clock with four rectangled pillars and base of variegated marble supporting a round dialed clock with a clockworks with silk string suspension, all
Est.
$700
-
$1,000
Lot Passed
SOLD
Shelf Clock: A walnut arch topped shelf clock with a "Patti" type movement and sandwich like glass pendulum, the case possibly of English origin.
Est.
$80
-
$125
Black Iron Mantel Clock by Kroeber: A cast iron and faux marble mantel clock by F. Kroeber, New York, having a round dial centered between two detached faux marble pillars and with a white metal statue of a muse in a diaphanous gown on
Est.
$150
-
$250
Lot Passed
SOLD
Rare 400 Day Clock: A disk pendulum and gimbaled suspension 400 day clock with an elaborate cast brass supports holding a clock with a round porcelain dial. 12" in height and having a glass cover.
Est.
$150
-
$350
SOLD
Ansonia Mantel Clock: An ebonized cased mantel clock by Ansonia mounted with a bronze figure of cast bronze.
Est.
$80
-
$150
SOLD
Lyre Form Wall Chime Clock: An American 20th century 25" tall wall clock in the form of a classic lyre surmounted by a round white dial. These chime clocks, manufactured by New Haven, featured the Westminster chimes with a
Est.
$150
-
$250
SOLD
Kroeber Shelf Clock "Jamestown": A 19th century American shelf clock by Kroeber, with a label on back identifying it as the "Jamestown". Ebonized and incise decorated case with a gold filigree reverse painted glass over the Jacot's
Est.
$150
-
$300
SOLD
Gingerbread Style Shelf Clock: A pressed oak 19th or 20th century American Gingerbread clock with a distinctly "Art Nouveau" pattern of flowing flora and budding flowers. In a darker old finish.
Est.
$80
-
$175
SOLD
Gingerbread Style Shelf Clock: A oak case and pressed oak decorated gingerbread clock of the late 1800s or early 1900s, with a time, strike and alarm mechanism and cast metal pendulum.
Est.
$80
-
$150
SOLD
Musical Organ Box: A portable "Hurdy Gurdy" crank operated organ music box by Intona. The box has interchangeable metal disks and is operated by crank, which rotates the metal disk to play a tune on an air organ.
Est.
$200
-
$700
Ansonia Shelf Clock: An oak or ash wood cased larger shelf clock by Ansonia, possibly the "King" model, whose arch topped shape glazed and reverse painted door is flanked by canted mirrored sides with cast metal
Est.
$350
-
$500
Lot Passed