November 20, 2022 Live Auction Candia, NH

An important mid 19th century Swiss pocket watch with a fine enamel portrait of John C. Calhoun

An early 20th century type B astronomical regulator signed S. Riefler

A good later 19th century rococo style enamel paneled carriage clock by Drocourt

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Candia, NH, United States

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November 20, 2022 Live Auction Candia, NH

Schmitt Horan & Co.

November 20, 2022- Lots 368 to 550. Live auction at our new facility in Candia, NH featuring rare American and European precision regulators, clocks, watches and antiques.

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A good late 19th century month going standing Vienna regulator: Austria, a good late 19th century month going standing Vienna regulator, the base with molded top and bottom, molded panel with carved, central roundel, the corners with turned quarter columns, and

0440: A good late 19th century month going standing Vienna regulatorEst. $2,000-$3,000

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Burgfeldt & Co. New York Hall Clock Chiming on Nine Tubular Bells: Burgfeldt & Co., New York, NY chiming hall clock in mahogany case with arch topped hood with turned full columns flanking dial and fretwork sides over trunk with arch topped beveled glass trunk door

0441: Burgfeldt & Co. New York Hall Clock Chiming on Nine Tubular BellsEst. $2,000-$3,000

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American Tall Clock: American tall clock, mid-Atlantic region, in a mahogany and mahogany veneer case with broken arch top, brass rosettes and finials, fluted full columns flanking hood door over trunk with tombstone

0442: American Tall ClockEst. $1,500-$2,500

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Waltham Clock Co. Chiming Tall Clock: Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., "No. 986" chiming tall clock, in a mahogany case with dome top, beveled glass front and sides, composite brass dial, silvered chapter ring with applied brass arabic

0443: Waltham Clock Co. Chiming Tall ClockEst. $900-$1,300

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An 8 day mid 19th century walnut Pennsylvania tall clock with Black Forest movement: Pennsylvania, an attractive, mid 19th century 8 day tall clock, the walnut case with frame and panel bottom with central, turned roundel and molded bracket base, the trunk with deep, transitional

0444: An 8 day mid 19th century walnut Pennsylvania tall clock with Black Forest movementEst. $800-$1,200

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Elmer O. Stennes Dwarf Tall Clock: Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., dwarf tall clock in a Roxbury style mahogany case with satinwood inlay, inlaid fans on trunk and base framed by cross banding, fretwork crest over reeded full

0445: Elmer O. Stennes Dwarf Tall ClockEst. $1,700-$2,500

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English Three Train Dwarf Tall Clock: England, unsigned dwarf tall clock in a solid mahogany case with broken arch fretwork top, full and quarter fluted columns flanking hood, slender trunk, quarter columns with brass capitals and bases

0446: English Three Train Dwarf Tall ClockEst. $1,200-$1,600

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An unusual large late 19th century Austro Hungarian ivory and enamel table clock: Probably Vienna, an unusual, large, late 19th century Austro Hungarian ivory and enamel table clock, the architectural case with ivory moldings and veneers, the base with a full width drawer, the

0447: An unusual large late 19th century Austro Hungarian ivory and enamel table clockEst. $10,000-$15,000

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A good swinging mystery clock with glass dial by Houdin: Jean Eugene Robert Houdin, Paris, a good swinging mystery clock with glass dial, the gilded spelter, standing female figure on an onyx plinth supported by a gilded base with scroll feet, her right

0448: A good swinging mystery clock with glass dial by HoudinEst. $10,000-$15,000

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An unusual late 19th century crystal regulator with torsion pendulum by Guilmet: Andre Romain Guilmet, Paris, an unusual crystal regulator with mercury torsion pendulum and helical spring, the gilded and silvered brass case with molded base and top, and frames containing beveled

0449: An unusual late 19th century crystal regulator with torsion pendulum by GuilmetEst. $4,000-$6,000

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A late 18th century French lyre form mystery clock signed Cronier: Cronier, a Paris, a late 18th century lyre form mystery clock, the elliptical white marble base on gilt feet and with gilt classical mounts, supporting a cast lyre frame ornamented with acanthus and

0450: A late 18th century French lyre form mystery clock signed CronierEst. $4,000-$6,000

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A good late 19th century figural annular mantel clock by Dumoulinneuf Paris: Dumoulinneuf, a Paris, a rare and extremely decorative annular mantel clock, the stepped, molded, griotte marble base with bow front and incurved corners, gilt quarter round transition moldings and

0451: A good late 19th century figural annular mantel clock by Dumoulinneuf ParisEst. $3,000-$5,000

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A good late 19th century French figural conical pendulum clock: France, a good late 19th century figural conical pendulum clock, on a turned griotte marble base with plaque engraved "Abeille par J. Causse", supporting a patinated spelter winged female figure with

0452: A good late 19th century French figural conical pendulum clockEst. $2,500-$3,500

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A figural swinging mystery clock with crank and stirrup escapement by Guilmet: Andre Romain Guilmet, Paris, a late 19th century swinging mystery clock with crank and stirrup escapement, the alabaster case on gilt toupie feet, the molded base with quarter round gilt molding and

0453: A figural swinging mystery clock with crank and stirrup escapement by GuilmetEst. $2,000-$3,000

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A large late 19th century French figural swinging mystery clock: France, a large, late 19th century swinging mystery clock, the round, molded base with plaque marked "Dans l'Hesitation par Geo. Maxim" and surmounted by a winged male figure, a quiver at his waist,

0454: A large late 19th century French figural swinging mystery clockEst. $1,800-$2,500

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A large turn of the 20th century French figural swinging mystery clock: France, a large figural swinging mystery clock, on a faux griotte turned plinth, surmounted by a patinated spelter, standing male figure signed "Ch. Ruchot", with wheel at his feet, a hammer in his

0455: A large turn of the 20th century French figural swinging mystery clockEst. $1,500-$2,000

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A late 19th century conical pendulum timepiece by Guilmet: AndrÃ© Romain Guilmet, Paris, for E. Guerrin, Chaumont, a late 19th century balancier circulaire or conical pendulum timepiece, the signed, 8 day, time only, spring driven movement contained in a

0456: A late 19th century conical pendulum timepiece by GuilmetEst. $1,200-$1,500

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A good later 19th century French figural table clock: France, a good, later 19th century figural table clock, the base with incurved corners and toupie feet, and supporting a short column with gilt laurel ring and bowknots suspending floral festoons and

0457: A good later 19th century French figural table clockEst. $2,000-$3,000

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A good mid 19th century French mantel clock with calendar signed Bourdin: Bourdin, a Paris, a good mid 19th century mantel clock with calendar, the black slate, break front case with molded top, base, and corners, and surmounted by a patinated figure of a gaunt hound,

0458: A good mid 19th century French mantel clock with calendar signed BourdinEst. $1,800-$2,500

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A good late 19th century French industrial lighthouse clock: France, an industrial lighthouse compendium with rotating lantern room, the tapering, architectural case with gold plated, faux ashlar exterior, the base and column with simulated windows and door, a

0459: A good late 19th century French industrial lighthouse clockEst. $2,500-$3,500

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A good late 19th century French windmill form industrial clock: France, a late 19th century industrial windmill form compendium, the structure in silvered faux ashlar and mounted to a black slate base, the lower, cylindrical portion with central door and flanking

0460: A good late 19th century French windmill form industrial clockEst. $1,600-$2,200

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A very large and impressive Victorian era French gilt bronze mantel clock: France, a very large and impressive Victorian era gilt bronze mantel clock, the base on ornamental feet and decorated with Vitruvian wave frieze, oak leaf and acorn medallions and moldings, and large

0461: A very large and impressive Victorian era French gilt bronze mantel clockEst. $3,000-$4,000

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A large and impressive French figural mantel clock: France, a large and impressive black slate and cast bronze figural mantel clock, the heavy, molded base with break front and rounded ends and conforming, molded top, with gilt panels showing crowds

0462: A large and impressive French figural mantel clockEst. $1,800-$2,200

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Raingo Freres a Paris Mantel Clock: Raingo Freres a Paris mantel clock in a black marble case with gilt bronze mounts, the oblong base with inset with panels of gilt foliate ornament, case front with Adamesque vines and and torch, the

0463: Raingo Freres a Paris Mantel ClockEst. $1,000-$1,500

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Candia, NH, United States

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