A CIRCA 1910 GERMAN REGULATOR WALL CLOCK

Junghans, Mahogany Regulator Wall ClockGerman, circa 1890 or after, spring-driven, in a carved mahogany and mahogany veneered case, serpentine form with terminating in a pineapple finial, with pendulu

Gilbert "Thespian" Wall Regulator Clockcirca 1910the walnut case with incising, brass 8-day spring driven time only movement, unsigned37 x 13 x 4 1/2 inches

Circa 1858 German Franz Unden Carved Walnut Regulator Wall Clock. Signed to enamel painted dial with brass bezel. With two brass weights, pendulum and key. Measures 48" H, 16-3/8" W. Condition: Good a

A grouping of five early twentieth century wall regulator clocks circa 1910-1920. All clocks are oak. Ht: 3" Wd: 13" Dpth: 5" (tallest)

Circa 1910. Length 38". Width 15-3/4". Shipping: Local pick-up or 3rd party shipping only for this lot. Please see the Shipping Policy for information on suggested shippers. We recommend the Pak Mail

Circa 1900 Schlenker & Kienzle wall clock. It measures approximately 45-1/2" long and 17-1/4" wide. Shipping: Local pick-up or 3rd party shipping only for this lot. Please see the Shipping Policy for

J.A. Baab German regulator wall clock. Stamped on back J.A. Baab Uhren-Goldware Alzey in Rheinhessen. Circa 1880-1890. With Harmonia chimes. Painted enamel pendulum. Case with fluted pilasters, glazed

Circa 1890 Dial singed: Karl Suchy Sohne The enameled metal dial with black Roman numeral hour markers and outer minute track centering a brass dore plaque with chased designs, and two train movemen

Circa 1880. Having a well carved case with broken arch pediment above lower case having carved columns at each side and mounted with gilt ormolu the dial and pendulum having been handsomely hand chase

Circa 1880. Having a well formed horse finial at upper crest with shell below atop a glazed door having dial and pendulum within flanked by half columns and with nicely shaped and molded lower case. H

German single weight Vienna regulator clock, 8 day time only, movement stamped "Remember", having wooden case, with black trim and accents, hinged glass door, circa 1890 33.5"h x 12"w

KIENZLE GERMAN WALL CHIME CLOCK

Circa 1890. Having a nicely molded crown above glazed door housing dial and movement at interior with pendulum and flanked by nicely reeded columns at each side continuing down to lower case. H37" W14

Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 57" Wall Clockcirca 1910oak case, 8-day weight-driven time-only movement with maintaining power and deadbeat escapement, signed on the dial, movement and b

Waterbury Clock Co. "Regulator No. 57" Wall Clockcirca 1910oak case, 8-day weight-driven time-only movement with maintaining power and deadbeat escapement, signed on the dial, movement and b

Circa 1880. Having a well formed crown with turned wood top and case having a nicely pressed brass dial with pendulum free swinging below open case. H42" W17 3/4" D8" Sold from the personal collection

Circa 1880. Having a nicely formed crown above case with circular dial and turned wood hinged door housing a glazed panel at top and bottom. Good working condition, well cared for clock. H50" W21" D8

A GERMAN EBONIZED MAHOGANY REGULATOR WALL CLOCK, attributed to JUNGHANS, SCHRAMBERG, CIRCA 1880, in the Neoclassical taste, the broken arch pediment centering a turned finial over a fluted metope, abo

Circa 1880. Having a nicely carved case housing movement above face works and pendulum with weights housed behind glazed door. Working condition here in the gallery. H55" W17" D8" Sold from the person

Circa 1880. Having a nicely carved case housing movement above face works and pendulum with weights housed behind glazed door. Working condition here in the gallery. H50" W20" D7" Sold from the person

Circa 1900 by Wodicka. The case having handsome turnings and with a nice enameled dial. The piece is in working order here in the gallery. H45" W14" D6" Sold from the Collection of a Camden, South Car

Circa 1880. Having a nicely appointed case with turned wood and carved details. Glazed door at front and panels on the sides. Lower segment of glass cracked at side panel. H47" W15 1/2" Sold from the

German Oak "Box" Wall Regulator Clockcirca 1920-1930the oak case with a leaded glass panel and silvered dial, 8-day brass spring driven time and strike movement, unsigned33 x 15 x 7 1/2 inch

New Haven Clock Company (American, 1853-1960), circa 1910. A oak "Saturn" model wall regulator with 8 Day time only, brass weight driven movement, having a circular glazed door opening to a brass beze