German round top Grandfather clock ca. 1910

Mahogany tubular tall case clock, ca. 1910, retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co., with English works stamped J.J.E., 87'' h.

Arts and Crafts or Mission style tall hall clock, with oak open case construction, quarter sawn face with Arabic numerals in bronze, seven day movement with pendulum and key. 71" H x 17" W x 12" D.

ARTS & CRAFTS;Grandfather clock, USA, ca. 1910; Unmarked; 75" x 22" x 15";

MODERN GERMAN ERHARD JAUCH GRANDFATHER CLOCK: Modern arch top German grandfather clock, by Jauch Erhard, having a silver tone face and weights. Signed at the face. Raised on bracket feet. Approx. 76.5

Grandfather clock German round head, c. 1930, dark oak, faceted glass in the front, head carved with ornamentation, slightly cracked, floral carving on the sides, mosaic work in the base, with indicat

Three Cast Iron Clock Style Still Banks. Arcade "A Money Saver" bank, ca. 1910. A.C. William "Time is Money" bank, ca. 1910. Grandfather clock measures 11 1/4 inches tall.

C 1910 OAK GERMAN GRANDFATHER CLOCK W/BRASS DIAL, 2 brass weights & pendulum signed (FMS with eagle)- h 80" w 22" d 12.5". Clean condition

German Art Nouveau style oak grandfather clock circa 1910. Movement is marked R.M.S. The door having multi-beveled glass sections. The case having side glass panels with floral fine floral carvings. M

Bonnet top with swans neck pediment, centered with a brass eagle finial, fluted pilasters, turned columns with glass door front. Waist section with well carved fluted corner columns, on a cutout base.

ca. 1910 Oak Complete 15”H 4.5”W 3.5”D

Colonial Revival Mahogany Nine-Tube Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the top with a circular lobed dome and three turned finials, the front corners of the case with fluted columns and carved capitals, raised

Description: A John Eberman walnut tall case clock, having a partially inlaid bonnet top with urn-form finials and four turned column supports encasing the works signed by the maker and indicated as "

DESCRIPTION: German ornately carved tall case clock with circular dial. Oak. Circa 1910. MEASUREMENTS: 24" wide x 12" at base. 77-1/2" high. CONDITION: Excellent. Currently working.

Painted tall case clock, having wooden frame, with top round door, opening to brass clock dial, above long door, flanked by architectural pilasters, to include winding key height 81 in. x width 22.5

New Haven Clock Co. Country Store Display Case for “Tip-Top” Pocket Watches With Ten Pocket Watches. New Haven, Conn: New Haven Clock Co., ca. 1910. Wood grained tin & glass display case f

American Late Classical Revival Polychromed Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the case with an arched top and gesso-ornamented frieze, the door and sides with Italian Baroque-style grillwork panels and turned

American Late Classical Revival Polychromed Tall Case Clock ca. 1900, the case with an arched top and gesso-ornamented frieze, the door and sides with Italian Baroque-style grillwork panels and turned

the dial signed "Jagemann / Munchen"; Provenance: The Estate of David Karpeles, the Karpeles Manuscript Museum, Montecito, CA; 28 inches wide; 15 inches deep; 96 inches high

Fischer & Budapest movement, bronze decoration with lions faces on fancy floral decorated base, time only.Condition: Good Dimensions: 18"t x 9"w Date: Ca. 1910

An antique mid-19th century rosewood mantel clock by Ithaca Calendar Clock Company. Ca. late 1860s. 8 Day movement, half hour strike, with pendulum. Rectangular case with rounded top. Two round white

Circa 1920 Oak Tall case clock - 78 x 18 x 9" most likely German small B mark on dial.

German Art Deco table clock, ca. 1930-1940. Round amber segmented dial resting on a similar rectangular base. Nickel-plated hands, hour indicators, and connecting piece between the dial and the base.

French Morbier oak longcase clock, 19thc., having cornice top over figural brass and enamel clock with Roman numerals, weight-driven time and strike movement, floral carved inspection door with round

German oak tall case clock, having a shaped top, above an Arabic numeral dial, signed "Wempe", flanked by floral panels continuing to reeded pilasters, side marked "Original Furtwangler", 80"h x 24"w