Rare American Girandole Lyre Wall Clock

American Eglomise Lyre Form Wall Clock, E. Howard & Co. Boston {Height 29 inches, width 12 inches} [With pendulum, no crank]

American Eglomise Lyre Form Wall Clock, Howard & Davis Boston {Height 32 1/2 inches, width 13 1/2 inches} [With pendulum, no crank]

Rare antique Waterbury carved American oak monkey wall clock. Depicting two playful carved monkeys around cylindrical dial face case. Measures 22" tall x 18-1/2" wide. Clock is missing the key, but is

Very unusual carved American Oak wall clock depicting three musicians and round wood carved dial. Waterbury clock company stamped on brass works with Michigan Chair company of the Arts and Crafts era

Rare large form for this type of painted mirror artifact. This clock needs attention: the upper right glass is missing, and the clock face has a crack. Hard to spot atn first glance.

Zacheus Gates, Charlestown, Ma. c. 1820 weight-driven, written on painted iron dial in script Warranted by Z. Gates, Charlestown carved giltwood feather finial an

Gold Front Girandole Wall Clock, John Creed Jr, 20th Century - A Girandole wall clock with eagle finial, reverse painted glass tablet depicting the Roman goddess Aurora with Pegasus drawn chariot, wai

Foster S. Campos, Pembroke, Mass., girandole wall clock, mahogany and gilt case, painted metal dial, Curtis type hands, 8 day, weight driven brass movement, case is stamped "5" and "78".

Unknown maker, copy of a Lemuel Curtis girandole wall clock, mahogany and gilt case, painted metal dial, Curtis type minute hand, 8 day, weight driven brass movement.

Rare Jean Perzel Wall Clock, circa 1930, signed inside J. Perzel Dimensions: 11.25" H x 10" W Property from the collection of Seymour Stein.

Two American Wall Clocks, New Haven "Cambria"; E.N. Welch "Sembrich"1. New Haven Clock Co. "Cambria," circa 1880, walnut, brass 8-day time and strike spring driven moveme

2 (Two) American wall clocks including a Baird style wall clock retailed by the Metropolitan Manufacturing Company, 32 Cortland St., New York, NY with Seth Thomas movement and an E. Howard & Co. slave

Condition: with pieces of wood backing missing on lower side 22 x 13 inches

Ca. 1900. Sessions oak gingerbread kitchen clock with Eastlake detail, gold reverse decorated door, brass and painted face, brass works with alarm, pendulum and key. Refinished with some wear. 30"h. 1

Jerome and Co. (Connecticut, USA) "Anglo American Clock", 8 day time and strike, decorative carvings applied on side of case, glass door opens to clock face, bottom door opens to pendulum, pap

Second half 19th century. A Seth Thomas in a mahogany case, worn tin face, brass works and pendulum bob and time only movement, 24.5"h. 17"w. And a round case clock with mahogany case and worn tin fac

Jerome & Co Anglo-American wall clock, New Haven CT, label inside, 8-day clock, embossed brass pendulum, 33" x 16-3/4" x 4-1/4", 11-1/2" dial, loose bezel surround

Beautiful Wall Clock by E. Ingraham Co., Bristol, Connecticut with Pendulum - Measures 34 1/2 Hx 15 3/4 W x 6 D - Face of Clock has been restored or replace.

American Wall Clock with Key & Pendulum - 25 in tall x 17 x 5 - Clock is sold for decorative purposes and may not function correctly or have all pieces required to function.

American Wall Clock - 24 in tall x 11 x 5

Fine American wall clock with English mechanism, 24.75"H

Antique American Wall Clock. Carved wood frame Regulator Clock. With glass panels. Measures 24 x 14 inches

Two American Wall Clocks, E. N. Welch "Sembrich"; Ansonia "Forrest"1. E.N. Welch Mfg. Co. "Sembrich," circa 1889, walnut case, brass 8-day time and strike spring driven &

Ca. 1900. Gilbert "Regulator" in mixed woods. Door with reverse painted Greek Key, pendulum, brass works. No chimes. Refinished with some nailed repair. 35"h. 18"w. 6"d. and a Waterbury with mahogany