Magnificent Boston Chelsea Shelf Clock by Tiffany's

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1920: item #773687
CLK_101

Large Chelsea Shelf Clock of Boston, MA and sold by THE TIFFANY CO. of New York in 1923 ... a very HEAVY clock (over 35 pounds) made of Bronze, Brass, and accented by Gold Leaf

Federal Banjo timepiece

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #773653
7065

A Federal banjo timepiece of New England origins. This features the original reverse painted tablet showing the Patriotic spread eagle against a bright yellow background. Weight driven and no clue as to the maker, although we estimate it dates to the first half of the 1800s. Replaced finial, and about 33" in height.

Arch top by seth thomas

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #773649
6684

A rosewood or mahogany veneer "arch top" model, one of Seth Thomas' more expensive domestic mantel clocks and one of the most popular collected models made. Dates about 1875, and features a "Lyre" type movement running eight days and striking on a coiled gong. Some veneer imperfections. 15 1/2" high

Arch Top clock by Seth Thomas

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #773648
8208

A oak or chestnut veneer "Arch Top" model by Seth Thomas dating about 1875.One of Seth Thomas' more expensive domestic mantel clocks, costing $7.50! when other shelf clocks cost about $2.00 and change. Certainly one of the most popular collected models made, probably due to their beauty and higher quality. This features a "Lyre" type movement running eight days and striking on a coiled gong. Restored dial and replaced lower panel. 15 1/2"

Chauncey Jerome Mahogany Ogee Clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #765452
141 519F

Great label on the interior of this ogee mahogany clock. Made by Chauncey Jerome, original painted face...sadly reverse painted panel missing and replaced with mirror. Priced at nice value was working in house when purchased but should be cleaned. Stands approx 26" tall, clean old finish which appears to have been overcoated. Note; I am not a clock dealer so please ask as many questions as needed I will do my best to answer them.

Antique Waterbury Cold-Painted Bronze Cupid Clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #764924
levin-027

This exceptional 19th century clock made by the Waterbury Clock Company features a cold-painted cast bronze frame depicting cherubs and green foliage. Measures 15.5" high, 12.75" wide and 3.75" deep. Original pendulum and key, and in good working order.

French Black Portico Clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1837 VR: item #761427
LTD15767

Handsome French portico clock. Black ebonized wood case. Decorative pendulum, roman numerals, strikes on the hour and half hour. Circa 1810 to 1820. In fine running order. 20" height, 10 1/4" width, 6" depth.

Early 19th Century Grandfather's clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1900: item #760554
1670

Early 19th Century Grandfather's clock oak case with mahogany and satinwood inlay and barley twist columns. Clock face is signed T. Robinson 20.5" w x 83.5" h x 9" d

George Griffin Tall Case Clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1837 VR: item #757908
604

George Griffin, Darlington, brass dial English clock. Eight day brass hour striking movement. Mahogany case of pleasing proportions is simplified version of those made in London at the time. Applied dental moulding to hood is unusual. Date is displayed in arched aperture. Approximate dimensions: 90" h x 21" w x 11.25" d.

John Clifton Mahogany Case Clock

Antiques: Instruments and Implements: Timepieces: Clocks Pre 1800: item #757906
604

Fantastic tall case or grandfather clock. John Clifton (died 1794), Liverpool, England. "High style" case with inset eglomise panels beneath the swan necks. Clock features fretting in the imposts. The center of this Clifton dial has a chequered design with this one being particularly complicated and well executed. Eight day brass movement with moonwork. Clock dates from 1780-1790. Approximate dimensions: 94" h x 24.5" w x 10.5" d.