A few examples of appraisal values for
1875 CLOCKS

• THE FIVE O'CLOCK CLUB ANTIQUE
  THE FIVE O'CLOCK CLUB ANTIQUE DESK CLOCKPocket watch style clock on swivel mounts. Base is engraved "1883 The Five o'clock Club 1907". Clock is not running. shipping info This lot can be shipped in-house.
• A leather cased travelling clock
  A leather cased travelling clock circa 1915 dial approx. 5 cm diameter.
• Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. No. 7
  Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. No. 7 Shelf Cottage model New York circa 1875 double dial perpetual calendar mantel clock 8-day time and strike spring-driven movement in walnut case with papered metal dials. H22 1/4'' W11 3/4'' D4 3/8'' Provenance: Lexington South Carolina private collection.
• A Viennese striking wall clock with
  A Viennese striking wall clock with figural pendulum in gilded wooden case circa 1850. approx. 48 x 38 cm.
• C. 1900 New Haven calendar clock.
  C. 1900 New Haven calendar clock. 43 1/2'' Ht.
• SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO. FASHION
  SOUTHERN CALENDAR CLOCK CO. FASHION CLOCK, C. 1880 Seth Thomas Clock Co. (American 1853), for the Southern Calendar Clock Co. (American 1875-1899), Fashion shelf clock, last quarter 19th century, having a parcel gilt walnut case, curved cornice with three finials, supported by turned columns, the glass door with "Fashion" in gilt lettering, eight day movement, dial with Roman numerals and patent date of December 18. 1875 and inset seconds dial with patent date of April 16, 1878, and date aperture with Arabic numerals, perpetual day and month rolls, and patent date March 18, 1879, marked to the dials and paper label to the interior of case. Provenance: From the Collection of Bruce Cusmano, Metropolitan Artifacts, Atlanta, Georgia. Approximate dimensions: h. 32", w. 16", d. 5. 5".
• A WWI metal stop watch (dated 1915)
  A WWI metal stop watch (dated 1915) together with a collection of clock keys.
• An Eli Terry Shelf Clock ca. 1850's
  An Eli Terry Shelf Clock ca. 1850's With mahogany veneers stenciled half columns and splat mirrored tabled below clear rolled glass top painted wood face with Arabic numerals spandrels with strawberry motif with weights pendulum and crank partial paper label inside back.Eli Terry (1772-1852) apprenticed to Thomas Harland and was destined to become one of the most famous of watch makers. The oldest of ten children he made his first clock at age 21. In 1800 he started the first clock factory in America at Northbury a part of Plymouth Connecticut.
• AMERICAN CALENDAR ''REGULATOR''
  AMERICAN CALENDAR ''REGULATOR'' WALL CLOCK the William L. Gilbert Clock Co. Winsted Conn. c. 1915 featuring a springwound time-only movement behind a 12.5''D roman numeral/calendar dial. Oak case length - 38 inches.
• FOLKSY CLOCK FACE WITH MOVABLE
  FOLKSY CLOCK FACE WITH MOVABLE HANDS. American found in Pennsylvania 19th century sheet metal with a wrought iron frame. White on black dial with cream colored hands. Imperfections. 48''d.
• 1870'S PELOUK FRENCH BRONZE
  1870'S PELOUK FRENCH BRONZE CLOCK1870's Pelouk French Bronze Clock
• A white metal (tests silver) ball
  A white metal (tests silver) ball clock with eight day movement circa 1885 with enamel dial approx. 7 cm diameter.
• A late 19th Century French carriage
  A late 19th Century French carriage clock. No 1450 retailed by H. Woodruff of Paris the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass case 6.5ins high with two later keys for same
• A late 19th/early 20th Century
  A late 19th/early 20th Century French mantel timepiece the 2.25ins diameter dial with Arabic numerals to the ''Tic-Tac'' movement No. 4166 in painted and gilt metal mounted balloon pattern case 9ins high a late Victorian embossed silver photograph frame Birmingham 1900 6ins high a gilt brass square photograph frame and a French oval miniature portrait of a young woman (cracked) in rectangular ''Piano Key'' ivory frame
• A 19th Century French carriage
  A 19th Century French carriage clock No. 5515 the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement with alarum striking and repeating on a bell contained in polished brass and bevelled glass ''One Piece'' case 5.75ins high
• MASSIVE PRE 1850 FIGURAL MANTLE
  MASSIVE PRE 1850 FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK 7 ½" thick x 14 ½" wide x 25" tall;l A 4 ¼" white enamel dial with Roman Numerals for all chapters, with all minute hash marks on a continuous circle at the dials edge. Blued steel Renaissance style minute/hour hands. Beveled glass crystal on front and domed glass on the back cover. An 80 mm japy style half and hour strike type, silk suspension movement is utilized. A bronze gilt philosopher with a tome in contemplation rests on top of a black slate base, decorated with a gilt border and heavy scroll feet. Weighs 45 lbs. Movement stamped Raingo-Freres.
• Thirteen Clock Reference Books
  Thirteen Clock Reference Books Lot includes; Connecticut Clock Technology of Joseph Ives Survey of American Clocks: Calendar Clocks A Collector's Guide to Clocks Skeleton Clocks Carriage Clocks Thomas Tompion A Century of Fine carriage Clocks Clocks and Watches of New Jersey The Grandfather Clock The American Clock 1725-1865 English Lantern Clocks New Hampshire Clocks and Clockmakers and lastly Dixie Clockmakers. Most with DJ's and some in wraps.
• A German Porcelain Figural Clock
  A German Porcelain Figural Clock circa 1875 having a putto above the circular dial with Roman hours and Arabic minutes surrounded by applied floral decoration and flanked by maidens holding baskets and grape clusters raised on a quadripartite base having Lenzkirch time and strike movement. Height 19 inches.
• An Antique American Oak
  An Antique American Oak Time-Punch Clock c. 1915 by International Time Recorder Co. cast iron wheel with 100 employee numbers interior mechanism stamps time and number on continuous paper roll each side with paneled glazed doors height 35 1/2 in. width 27 in. depth 25 in.
• SETH THOMAS & SOUTHERN CALENDAR
  SETH THOMAS & SOUTHERN CALENDAR COMPANY FASHION CLOCK New Haven, Connecticut and St. Louis, Missouri, late 19th century, brass time and strike movement with pendulum, walnut case with arched glass-fronted door having "Fashion" across its center in gold lettering; within a printed dial with Dec. 28, 1875 patent date and inset seconds dial; below, a conforming date dial with day and month apertures plus a March 18, 1879 patent date; the interior has a Seth Thomas manufacturer's label.
• A 19th Century French carriage
  A 19th Century French carriage clock by Drocourt of Paris No. 19585 retailed by Ollivant & Botsford of Paris the 2.25ins diameter white enamelled dial with Roman numerals within engraved gilt brass slip to the eight day two train quarter striking and repeating movement with alarum contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass case engraved with bold leaf scroll ornament 6.5ins high and cloth covered travelling case for same
• An Imhof night clock, fitted an
  An Imhof night clock, fitted an eight-day movement, numbered 75/845, 18.5cm high
• French Tiffany & Co. Gilt Bronze
  French Tiffany & Co. Gilt Bronze Wall Clock 626. French Tiffany & Co. Gilt Bronze Wall Clock Porcelain dial. 8 day time & strike movement. Running. Ht. 27'' E
• SETH THOMAS MANTLE CLOCK.
  SETH THOMAS MANTLE CLOCK. Connecticut late 19th century. Thirty hour time/strike clock having brass works painted tin dial and reverse painted tab with doves. Includes key and pendulum. 18.75''h.
• SETH THOMAS HOTEL CLOCK circa 1905.
  SETH THOMAS HOTEL CLOCK circa 1905. Walnut carved case with medallion sides, old finish. 8 day time and strike with second bit hand.
• PRE 1850 FRENCH FIGURAL MANTLE
  PRE 1850 FRENCH FIGURAL MANTLE CLOCK, STAMPED TIFFANY & CO. 5" thick x 12 ½" wide x 22 ¾" 4" engine turned dial with applied Roman numerals and blued steel hands. An 80 mm japy half and hour strike movement utilizes a silk suspension. On top of the rectangular gilt bronze base decorated with scrolls, sits a scimitar armed warrior on a rearing horse, urging his followers forward. Marked Tiffany & Co on back of case.
• Five Original Book Illustrations of
  Five Original Book Illustrations of The First Clocks Framed black and white illustrations of the history of clocks pencil ink and wash on illustration board each 30-1/2" x 20" overall. Subjects include "The Clepsydra or Water Clock" "The First Recorded Sun Dial" "The 'Nuremburg Egg" "The First Real Watch" and "Galileo Discovering the Principle of the Pendulum" and "The Cave Man and the Morning Shadow". Some initialed in the lower left corner "c:RB".
• A late 19th Century French carriage
  A late 19th Century French carriage clock the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals to the eight day two train movement striking on a gong contained in lacquered brass and bevelled glass corniche pattern case 5ins high (extensively worn to case - with replaced escapement and lacking key)
• FOUR SETH THOMAS MANTEL CLOCKS
  FOUR SETH THOMAS MANTEL CLOCKS American early 20th century including three time/strike and one 3-train chiming.
• A 19th Century French gilt brass
  A 19th Century French gilt brass cased mantel clock retailed by E. White Paris the 3.25ins white enamelled dial to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell contained in case of mythical nautical design inset to front with shaped porcelain plaque 14.5ins high with key and pendulum for same (lacking some gilt brass moulding to case)
• A late 19th Century Delft pottery
  A late 19th Century Delft pottery cased mantel clock the 3.25ins diameter white enamelled dial to the eight day two train movement striking on a bell 11.25ins high
• Seth Thomas Office #1 Wall Clock
  Seth Thomas Office #1 Wall Clock ca. 1875 Time only spring wound clock original painted 12" dial with Roman numerals rosewood case with painted lower window. With pendulum. Seth Thomas (1785-1859) apprenticed to a carpenter and then when 22 years of age he joined the firm Terry and Hoadley in clock making. He then started his clock factory in Plymouth Hollow and remained there until his death in 1859. He was regarded as one of the most honest and successful clock makers of his time. He is one of the most recognized makers even in modern time.
• PILLAR & SCROLL CLOCKca. 1825;
  PILLAR & SCROLL CLOCKca. 1825; now with an eight day time and strike, key wind pendulum movement, nicely repainted lower glass, 29"x 17 1/2"x 5"; Condition: now with a brass eight day spring driven movement, scroll tips repaired
• SETH THOMAS MANTLE CLOCK.
  SETH THOMAS MANTLE CLOCK. Connecticut late 19th century. Eight day time/strike clock with alarm brass works paper over tin dial and oak case with Minerva head and reverse decorated door 23.25''h.
• Eli Terry Pillar-and-Scroll Clock
  Eli Terry Pillar-and-Scroll Clock American, early 19th century, pediment with three brass urn finials, original wooden face, wooden gears, reverse-painted lower panel, 32 in.,
• An early 20th Century French
  An early 20th Century French carriage clock the white enamelled dial with Arabic numerals to the eight day two train movement striking and repeating on a gong contained in gilt brass and bevelled glass rectangular case 5.75ins high