Two American Tambour Style Clocks

Two American Tambour Style Clocks: Description: Larger one is by the Waterbury Clock Company, the other is marked on the face "Electric". Both made in the U.S.A Dim

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

Two (2). American. 1906. Oak. 8-day Windmill model mission style striking clock. Tablets with Dutch boy and girl lithographs. Each labelled "Mission DD - Gilbert Clock Co" on reverse. 16 x 8 x 3.5". M

American. 1875. Gallery style clock in oak - Wardroom clock. Porcelain dial with Roman numerals. Two-day brass balance wheel movement with ships bell strike. Dial marked, "Seth Thomas Manufactured in

Group of 3 Antique Wall Clocks- two are H.A.C.-Hamburg American Clock Co and one Banjo Style is Seth Thomas. All clocks are in as found condition, untested, missing parts- for repair or for parts

Jay Strongwater (American). Limited Edition Art Deco style mantel clock sculpture, created for the 100th anniversary of Neiman Marcus. Mother of pearl face set with crystals. Two elaborately designed

American. 1860s. Mahogany Empire style sleigh front clock; cornice top with magnificently carved spiral columns with feather and pineapple carved foot on each column. Double door with two panels on up

Hermle Company (American, founded 1922), 20th century. A three piece Sevres style brass and porcelain clock garniture set comprising a mantle clock and two matching urns. The clock having a porcelain

Hermle Company (American, founded 1922), 20th century. A three piece Sevres style brass and porcelain clock garniture set comprising a mantle clock and two matching urns. The clock having a porcelain

American mantel shelf clock, Chelsea Clock Company, Boston, early 20th c., tambour style case, housing dial with raised Arabic numeral hour markers, time-only movement, scrolled ends, rising on four b

Two late 19th century American Victorian shelf clocks. 8-day and 30-hr time and strike movements (one with alarm) the latter by N. Muller & Sons, New York. Eastlake style cases with original Black pai

2 (Two) electric time only desk clocks: (1) attractive Art Deco style in a chrome and black finished metal case designed by American Emblem Co., Utica, New York, the clock in a chrome case with black

American tall case clock in the "Roxbury High Style" with fluted columns and bronze capitals. Shell and string inlays, the clock face with two winding apertures, repainted. Partial earlier warrantied

Antique American Federal Style Mahogany Secretary. C. 1900, features bell-flower inlay detail and Tambour doors. Two pieces, upper glass front bookshelf features interior shelving and brass figural pe

Twentieth century. Ansonia movement in a KPM porcelain case. Brass works with enameled face with Roman numerals, case with pink shading, floral decoration and gold trim. 9.5"h. 8"w. 4.5"d. And a Westc

A group of 3 mantel clocks including a Seth Thomas tambour clock, a German tambour clock, and a Junghans Gothic arch mantel clock, all with beveled glass crystals and silvered dials, ht. 10"-14"

French Art Deco Carved Burled Walnut Triple Door Armoire, c. 1930, the bowed top over a beveled mirror door above two drawers flanked by two tambour style doors, with steel handles on a setback plinth

Dressed in an exceptional overlay and woodwork, this clock is a tambour-style clock with a brass-like dial. The movement allows you to play 16 melodies, an hourly Westminster chime, a 4 x 4 chime, or

2 (Two) American shelf clocks: (1) Elisha Manross, Bristol, Conn., steeple on frame or double steeple, rosewood veneered case, painted metal dial, 8 day, time and strike spring driven fusee strap bras

2 (Two) American 8 day, time and strike, spring driven shelf clocks: Ansonia Clock Co., "Boar Hunter" spelter figure and enameled cast iron case; Waterbury Clock Co. crystal regulator with mahogany ba

Late 20th century. Sackbacks with turned legs and "H" stretchers. Distressed paint. Olive green stamped for Henry Ford Museum, 18" seat, 37.5"h. And red with knuckle arms scratch carved "WCW", 17" sea

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 &

the painted pot signed Zia underside the painted pot: 7 1/2 inches high; the pot with handle: 9 inches high

Two American mantle clocks, one figural and mirrored under glass dome and the other a gingerbread clock circa 1920. Ht: 22.5" Wd: 14" Dpth: 5" (gingerbread clock)