A few examples of appraisal values for
2 TUBE HALL CLOCK

• Waltham No 914 Nine Tube Chiming
  Waltham No 914 Nine Tube Chiming Hall Clock, scrolled bonnet, flanked by reeded columns, waist with beveled glass all around, 9 tubes, full turned reeded columns, on molded base, c 1922, about 96" h, 13"dial, No 50 movement , No 1 dial, finial tip shortened, on bun feet, Does not keep time, no chime
• Herschedes 9 Tube Chiming Hall
  Herschedes 9 Tube Chiming Hall clock, rounded top mahogany case with carved crest, satinwood panel, 1979 presentation tag, 79"h x 22"w x 15"d
• Herschedes 7 tube mahogany hall
  Herschedes 7 tube mahogany hall clock, domed top, single door with beveled glass in both panels flanked by round columns, 3 jar pendulum, retailed by Berry & Co, Washington, DC, 81" high Estimate $4,000-6,000
• 7 tube chiming hall clock by
  7 tube chiming hall clock by Colonial Mfg Co, Zeeland, MI, straight pediment top, single door flanked by fluted columns, 3 weight Westminster/Canterbury chime movement, side doors open on bonnet, 79" tall Estimate $2,000-3,000
• TWO ROUND GERMAN WALL CLOCKS: 13''D
  TWO ROUND GERMAN WALL CLOCKS: 13''D Gustav Becker gallery clock with Becker trademarked time & bim-bam strike movement; 8.75''D blue/white porcelain cased 8-day timepiece.
• Jacques Mahogany Empire Style 9
  Jacques Mahogany Empire Style 9 Tube Hall Clock, George Borgfeldt, New York, movement stamped M & T Bauerle, Germany, (Mathias and Tobias), Movement driven by three weights striking Westminster, Trinity, and Notre Dame chimes, chimes stamped Elite, patent 1900, lower part of dial with retailers' tag, Friedberg's, likely of Detroit, MI, running when wound, but chimes, 87"h x 27"w x 19"d, body 23"w
• Cherry 5 tube 3 weight chiming hall
  Cherry 5 tube 3 weight chiming hall clock, German movement, 77" tall, running Estimate $300-500
• 4 tube wire chime hall clock by
  4 tube wire chime hall clock by Philadelphia Chime Clock Co, mahogany Gothic style case, 3 weight movement, 80" high, 22 1/2" w Estimate $2,000-3,000
• BRITISH HALL CLOCKAn early 20th
  BRITISH HALL CLOCKAn early 20th century British mahogany hall clock. 8-day time and strike movement with quarter hour striking on nine tubular chimes in Westminster/Whittington or St. Michael tunes. Arched pediment, silvered brass dial with motif of putti and crowns at corners, flanked by columns. Minor scuffs noted to the case. 81" high. ESTIMATE $1,000-2,000 Condition: Minor scuffs noted to the case.
• 2 Clocks. 1-mantle; 1-wall. From
  2 Clocks. 1-mantle; 1-wall. From a Stamford, CT home.
• Chippendale style inlaid mahogany
  Chippendale style inlaid mahogany nine-tube hall clock early 20th century broken-arch top with central finial above astragal-shaped door ahead of eight-day three weight movement striking Westminster or Whittington chimes on nine tubes with brass and silvered dial above shaped waist door with oval glass on fan-inlaid base with bracket feet. H98 1/2'' W23'' D14 5/8'' Provenance: Wilkesboro North Carolina private collection. glass in top door probably replaced as it is not beveled; minor finish blemishes; areas of case reinforced with metalwork for no apparent reason; minor dents and scratches; clock is running in the gallery however we do not guarantee time pieces once they leave the gallery.
• JUNGHANS 5 TUBE SIDE ASSIST
  JUNGHANS 5 TUBE SIDE ASSIST MAHOGANY LONGCASE CLOCK: Arched pediment with full column supports on bonnet. Beveled glass sides and front on body with 3/4 columns. Mixed metal face with Arabic numerals chime/silent and strike/silent secondary dials chimes on the quarter hour. Side assist crank and pendulum movement with 5 tube musical gongs. Crank in office no key for bonnet or body doors.CONDITION: Note some loose decoration currently running but not guaranteed to continue. Clock strikes hour on the 45 minute mark currently.
• TWO SHELF CLOCKS. An eight day
  TWO SHELF CLOCKS. An eight day New Haven clock with brass works paper over tin dial and walnut case. 18 1/2'' h. And an eight day Gilbert clock with brass works paper over tin dial and a pressed walnut case. 22'' h. Keys and pendulums included.
• Herschedes mahogany hall clock, 5
  Herschedes mahogany hall clock, 5 tube Westminster chiming movement, case #240, domed top, single door flanked by columns, 81" tall Estimate $2,500-3,500
• Mahogany hall clock case,
  Mahogany hall clock case, serpentine domed top, waist door flanked by full columns, for a 9 tube chiming movement, no movement, no tubes, c. 1900-20 Estimate $1,200-1,600
• Mahogany 5 tube dome top hall
  Mahogany 5 tube dome top hall clock, dial unsigned, 76" tall, 25 1/2" at widest point, excellent original finish, 1st quarter 20th c Estimate $1,000-1,500
• TWO CLOCKS. American late 19th
  TWO CLOCKS. American late 19th century. An Ingraham shelf clock with brass works and black painted case 12.5''h. together with an unattributed eight day clock having brass works tin dial and inlaid case 27''h. Glass and latch are missing from the door of the wall clock.
• AN AMERICAN THREE-WEIGHT
  AN AMERICAN THREE-WEIGHT NINE-TUBE TALL CASE FLOOR CLOCK Colonial Mfg. Co. Zeeland Michigan Hall Clock Model 1310 c. 1920 having a classic Chippendale style mahogany case; 8-day movement striking Westminster Whittington or Canterbury chimes on nine visible metal tubes. Dial and movement with Colonial Mfg. Co. signature. Height 89.75 inches.
• A GERMAN NINE TUBE TIME AND
  A GERMAN NINE TUBE TIME AND STRIKE TALL CASE CLOCK A German nine tube time and strike tall case clock, with choice of Whittington or Westminster chime, dark stained mahogany case with columnar pilasters centering the single door, with key and crank, 88.5"h x 27"w x
• Classical Revival mahogany
  Classical Revival mahogany tubular chime hall clock possibly Herschede Clock Co. Cincinnati Ohio circa 1915 molded arched crest above full-length glazed door ahead of silvered dial with brass spandrels flanked by full columns to rectangular base on carved paw feet; the eight-day weight-driven movement with nine tubular chimes. H91 1/2'' W26'' D20'' Provenance: The Estate of Arthur and Sydney Mims of Lydia Plantation Lydia SC. Condition: Movement is complete however one weight cable is broken and pendulum suspension spring is broken case with old crackled finish minor abrasions to feet other minor imperfections. Back    Inquiry      Previous Item   Next Item © Charlton Hall Auctions.  Images descriptions and condition reports used on this site are original copyright material and are not to be reproduced without permission. For further information telephone 803.779.5678     © 2012 CHARLTON HALL GALLERIES INC.
• Thomas Haller German mantle clock
  Thomas Haller German mantle clock with Junghans movement, t&s, paper dial with embossed brass center, running, p, composition figures on door, eagle crest, 21 1/2" h Estimate $200-300
• Colonail Mfg Co mahogany Gothic
  Colonail Mfg Co mahogany Gothic style hall clock, German movement by Winterhalder & Hoffmeier, 5 tube Westminster chime, 73" h Estimate $1,200-1,600
• VINTAGE TALL CASE HALL
  VINTAGE TALL CASE HALL CLOCK,VINTAGE TALL CASE HALL CLOCK, Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinnati, Ohio, patent dated 1909, having a 2-weight movement that strikes Westminster chimes on five tubular steel bells, 83.5"H.
• TWO SMALL WALL CLOCKS: A)
  TWO SMALL WALL CLOCKS: A) Hamburg-American Clock Co. made for the Chinese market dial with CEIB/crossed arrows trademark (China Export-Import Bank) springwound time/strike movement; B) unmarked German time/strike. Respective case lengths - 18 and 22.5 inches.
• TWO METAL CASED SHELF CLOCKS: 1)
  TWO METAL CASED SHELF CLOCKS: 1) Schmidt portico clock with springwound time & bell-strike movement 12.25''H; 2) French cast brass clock with Japy Freres & Cie movement Grande Med d'Honneur Expo Universelle Paris 1867-1873 15.25''H.
• Revere Telechron 5 tube electric
  Revere Telechron 5 tube electric tall case hall clock, broken scroll top, single door flanked by reeded columns, 75" tall Estimate $500-700
• Herschedes 5 tube Westminster
  Herschedes 5 tube Westminster chiming 3 weight hall clock, broken scroll bonnet, single turned finial, glass door, wood side case, applied bracket base, 87" h Estimate $2,000-3,000
• TWO MANTEL CLOCKS: antique china
  TWO MANTEL CLOCKS: antique china cased clock by Waterbury Clock Co. and a mid-century modern walnut case clock by F. Mauthe of Germany.
• Two brass carriage clocks each
  Two brass carriage clocks each ht. 12cm.
• HERSCHEDE 5 TUBE LONG CASE CLOCK:
  HERSCHEDE 5 TUBE LONG CASE CLOCK: Arched top with two fluted supports mixed metal face with moon face dial and second dial marked with dealer's name Smith Patterson Company Boston. Beveled glass front door with one quarter column decoration over base with stepped feet 83 3/4'' x 23'' x 15 1/4'' recently serviced.CONDITION: Note chip in one finial. Note alligatoring to case areas of surface discoloration on face. Currently running but not guaranteed to continue.
• TWO SETH THOMAS MARBLE CASED MANTEL
  TWO SETH THOMAS MARBLE CASED MANTEL CLOCKS including one gray marble cased and one black/rose marble cased both having springwound 8-day time & bell-strike Seth Thomas movements. Heights 8.75 and 10.25 inches.
• Two art deco chrome and black
  Two art deco chrome and black wall clocks; Hammond Synchronous and Telechron, both with black metal bodies and chrome trim. Hammond: 5 1/2"H. Hammond with surface wear, pitting, and discoloration on face.
• Herschede mahogany tube clock early
  Herschede mahogany tube clock early 20th c. 81" h. ?
• HERSCHEDE NINE-TUBE MAHOGANY TALL
  HERSCHEDE NINE-TUBE MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, EARLY 20TH CENTURY 78 X 19 3/4 X 13 IN. (198.12 X 50.17 X 33.02 CM.)HERSCHEDE NINE-TUBE MAHOGANY TALL CASE CLOCK, EARLY 20TH CENTURY, with a sun and moon phase dial, labeled on door Dimensions: 78 x 19 3/4 x 13 in. (198.12 x 50.17 x 33.02 cm.)
• Two clocks: Modern United Clock
  Two clocks: Modern United Clock Company mantle clock glass panel and brass case black Arabic numerals on clear molded plastic ring with floating white background plastic/modern-era parts expected surface wear 10''h.; and a Victorian clock case heavily carved and pierced wooden case with leaf design dark walnut finish brass face with black Arabic numerals replaced battery works 15'' h.
• Two mahogany shelf clocks
  Two mahogany shelf clocks Ingraham, 19th century One a domed top and gilt panel to door, the other with a circular case on rectangular base. both with black enamel Roman numeral chapter rings. H: 14 1/2 in. PROVENANCE: Property of a Philadelphia gentleman. Cases with minor chips and some white poor finish