A few examples of appraisal values for
CLEVELAND CLOCK

• Balls Standard Cleveland Ohio
  Balls Standard Cleveland Ohio Wall Clock by Seth Thomas Round metal clock with two key winders and seconds dial. Paper label on verso, for wall mounting. Approx. 6-1/4"D x 3-1/8"D.
• Nicholson ship's log clock
  Nicholson ship's log clock cleveland, ohio mid-late 19th century With three dials, one for time, one for knots per hour and one other. H: 25 1/4 in. It is presently not working, diameter of clock face without bezel 5 1/4 in.
• BALL OFFICIAL RAILROAD STANDARD
  BALL OFFICIAL RAILROAD STANDARD POCKET WATCH Ball Watch Co. (Illinois) Cleveland Ohio size 16 23 jewels lever set stem wind adjusted to 5 positions double roller Ball 14K white gold-filled case movement serial B800254 c. 1929. The pocket watch is working at the time of preview. It is in very good condition with light wear throughout the crystal has a few scratches and the clock face has a hairline crack from the 12 to the 2.
• GRANDFATHER CLOCK. Brass works
  GRANDFATHER CLOCK. Brass works and dial walnut case leaded glass door and turned columns. Purportedly made from wood taken from the old Coshocton County court house. 93'' h.
• A Seth Thomas 'Ball's Standard
  A Seth Thomas 'Ball's Standard Cleveland' Regulator Clock Height 35 x width 15 3/4 x depth 5 1/2 inches.
• CINCINNATI TIME RECORDER COMPANY
  CINCINNATI TIME RECORDER COMPANY TIME CLOCKAmerican time clock, The Cincinnati Time Recorder Company, retailed by The Los Angeles Rubber Stamp Company, early 20th c., metal dial with Arabic numeral hour markers, time-and-strike movement, time card slot, approx 36"h, 15.75"w, 8"d **Provenance: The estate of Mr. Wesley and Mrs. Suzanne LaFever, Beverly Hills, California**
• TALL CASE CLOCK. Probably Ohio
  TALL CASE CLOCK. Probably Ohio River Valley 2nd quarter-19th century cherry poplar and yellow pine. Broken-arch pediment with carved rosettes turned quarter columns and resting on turned feet. German brass movement has a floral-painted dial. Imperfections. Found in West Virginia and retains an older railroad shipping label from Muncie Indiana. 93 1/4''h. Retains weights; older finish renailed backboards repairs to the hood the hood is fixed to the case cherry panel above the door is likely later top of the hood is replaced various losses dial is repainted.
• TALL CASE CLOCK. Ohio late 19th
  TALL CASE CLOCK. Ohio late 19th century. Walnut case brass work single glazed door and paneled bottom 89''h. 18.25''w. 10''d.
• TALL CASE CLOCK. Attributed to
  TALL CASE CLOCK. Attributed to Caldwell Noble County Ohio 2nd quarter-19th century cherry walnut and poplar. Broken-arch pediment with carved rosettes fluted quarter columns and resting on bun feet. German brass movement has brightly painted floral decoration on the dial. Retains an older finish with great color. 91 1/2''h. Retains weights and pendulum; minor crack to the door never had finials backboard partially replaced.
• A Cincinnati Time Recorder Clock
  A Cincinnati Time Recorder Clock Early 20th Century style no. 4. Height 35 x width 17 x depth 9 1/4 inches.
• Late 19th C. Eastlake architectural
  Late 19th C. Eastlake architectural clock oak case with carved laurel wreath scrolls and leaves time strike white face with Roman numerals and two winding holes brass egg dart dial border accompanying winding mechanism and pendulum French Medaille de Bronze works mirrored reverse panel with damage to righthand side checking scratches minor damages expected surface wear 22 1/2'' h. x 25 1/2'' w. x 16 1/2'' d. [NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE FOR THIS ITEM - SUCCESSFUL BIDDER MUST BRING HELP WHEN PICKING UP ITEM]
• A Ball Watch Co. Brass and Wood
  A Ball Watch Co. Brass and Wood Shelf Clock With a 4-1/4"D silver dial and black color Arabic numerals the face stamped "Ball Watch Co. Cleveland" and "Ship's Bell" hinged glass door cover mounted on a conforming walnut color wooden base. Works tested running and striking.may need adjustment not tested for accuracy
• CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK
  CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK Boston Clock Co. Boston c. 1895 with 8-day time/strike tandem-wind lever movement. Height 9.75 inches.
• ANTIQUE OAK PUNCH / TIME CLOCK Late
  ANTIQUE OAK PUNCH / TIME CLOCK Late 19th/Early 20th c., dial reads "General Time Recorder Exchange, New York City, Chelsea 3-3886", 37"h x 16.5"w x 12.5"d
• Banjo Clock by L. L. Beals & Co
  Banjo Clock by L. L. Beals & Co Boston ca. 1838-1874 Wood case with glass window and gilt. Beals Boston for a protracted period of time in Boston ca 1838-1874. Original weight pendulum and crank. Original reverse painted glass. Painted 7" dial with Roman numerals. Eagle finial may not be original.
• Black Slate Eastlake Clock. From
  Black Slate Eastlake Clock. From a Bedford home.
• ORIGINAL COCA-COLA ADVERTISING
  ORIGINAL COCA-COLA ADVERTISING CLOCK, MID-20THCENTURY, “DRINK SIGN OF GOOD TASTE". METAL, PAINT AND PLEXIGLASS. “CLEVELAND NEON CLOCK CO." UNKNOWN WORKING CONDITION, 30" X 36", 24 3/4" CLOCK DIAMETER. HAS A BB HOLE AND SMALL CRACK.
• Reed & Watson Ohio tall-case clock,
  Reed & Watson Ohio tall-case clock, cherry case with poplar secondary, arched door and waisted case over box-form base, painted wooden dial centering urn with cornucopias of flowers and gilt spandrels, Ohio, early 19th century, 96 x 21-1/2 x 12-1/4 in. Old refinishing, dial in good condition with surface dirt, case uprights have been extended 1/2 in., saddle board replaced, restorations to wooden works (tag verso for Frank Alexander Clock Repair, Florida), base and base molding replaced, top of hood replaced with composite sheet, hood hinges replaced with strip patches, period weights and replaced pendulum (accompanied by possibly original pendulum), second hand off but present.
• Fine American Federal Tall Case
  Fine American Federal Tall Case Clock Ohio, circa 1800, dial signed "M. Johnston, Steubenville", cherry, figured mahogany and tiger maple case with cherry and pine secondary, arched dial with painted and gilt spandrels, moon dial and calendar wheel, rich old surface, works appear to be a good match to case, with period pendulum and two weights, 94 x 20 x 11 in.,
• CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK
  CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK Boston Clock Co. ''Crystal'' model c. 1890-1900 eight-day time & strike tandem-wind movement with balance wheel escapement. Height 10.75 inches.
• Thomas Crow Mahogany Tall Clock,
  Thomas Crow Mahogany Tall Clock, Wilmington, DE, c 1790, broken scroll bonnet with carved rosettes and flame finials, this clock was originally a flat top and the scroll is a later addition, over a painted dial signed by the maker, calendar window, seconds dial, waist door with inverted top corners, flanked by inset fluted quarter columns, on a banded and string inlaid base also with inset quarter columns, raised on OG feet that appear original, 102 1/2" high, clock runs and has small amount of paint loss on face
• OFFICIAL RR STANDARD BALL CO OPEN
  OFFICIAL RR STANDARD BALL CO OPEN FACE POCKET WATCH: Cleveland Model 1899. Manufactured by Ball-Waltham, Official Standard Size 16 Open Face Pocket Watch, 21 Jewel, porcelain dial with second hand dial. Serial number B260393. Lever set, 3/4 plate, 5 adjustments. Estimated production year is 1918. CONDITION: Very acceptable condition of case shows normal signs of use and would polish beautifully. Hairline to face. Standard Caveat: Currently running but not guaranteed to keep accurate time or continue.
• KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN LINES WALL
  KANSAS CITY SOUTHERN LINES WALL CLOCKKansas City Southern Lines red yellow and black logo battery operated wall clock 8.5'' Diameter. Private collection Metamora Mi.
• Bronze Clock. As is. From a Long
  Bronze Clock. As is. From a Long Island home.
• Victorian Clock. From a Long Island
  Victorian Clock. From a Long Island location.
• A Seth Thomas Jeweler's Advertising
  A Seth Thomas Jeweler's Advertising Wall Clock Late 19th Century for Webb C. Ball Co., Cleveland, Ohio. Height 24 x width 16 x depth 4 3/4 inches. Property from the Collection of Judy and John Anthrop, Holland, Michigan
• CHELSEA SHIPS CLOCKChelsea 6"
  CHELSEA SHIPS CLOCKChelsea 6" Constitution ships clock, retailed by Bowler & Burdick Co, Cleveland, Ohio Condition: Generally in good condition but for detailed report contact or email Auctioneer
• POSIN JEWELERS WHEELING ADVERTISING
  POSIN JEWELERS WHEELING ADVERTISING WALL CLOCK: Electric wall clock with copper appearance face. face marked POSINS JEWELERS WHEELING (West Virginia), GRUEN CLOCK TIME. Made by Dualite Displays Inc., Gruen GC7 Clock. Measures 16'' dia. x 2 3/4'' deep.CONDITION: Note loss of finish.
• George Nelson for Howard Miller
  George Nelson for Howard Miller ball clock. White lacquered wood with brass rods and black hands. Howard Miller mfg. label verso. 13"dia. As-is.
• American Classical Revival Mahogany
  American Classical Revival Mahogany Tallcase Clock, ca. 1900, the "Cincinnati Time Recorder Company" clock with a moon phase dial and five chiming musical tubes, the case with an arched molded cornice, the single segmented glazed door flanked by engaged columns, h. 78", w. 22", d. 14".
• BALL OFFICIAL RR STANDARD CLEVELAND
  BALL OFFICIAL RR STANDARD CLEVELAND POCKET GOLD FILLED WATCH 47 mm case 10k yellow gold filled pocket railroad watch, original movement and case by Ball Watch Co. Cleveland, 23 jewels, 5 positions, double roller, official standard motor barrel; porcelain dial with Arabic numerals, subsections, blue steel hands.
• Mahogany OG box clock by Elisha
  Mahogany OG box clock by Elisha Manross, Bristol, CT, original glass signed and dated, though cracked, 26 1/4" high, lacking weight Estimate $100-200
• Ohio stained poplar tall case
  Ohio stained poplar tall case clock, floral and geometric red, green and white painted wooden dial, poplar case with early reddish stain, probably Ohio, 19th century, 88 x 18-1/2 x 11 in. Case refinished, brass works modern, one side cornice molding replaced, original feet and skirt, wear, losses and fly speck to painted dial, case and works probably a good match. The Collection of the Late Ruth Scott, Charlotte, North Carolina.
• Currier & Ives lithograph, "No Tick
  Currier & Ives lithograph, "No Tick Here", clock with a face marked "Time is Money", published by Currier & Ives, circa 1880, originally from Wachovia National Bank, Winston, North Carolina, 15-7/8 x 11-7/8 in.; original wood frame with original glass. Restoration to tears upper left corner, abrasions, minor foxing, small holes and tears at edges, remnants of tape (paper and archival) verso at top corners; frame refinished, abrasions. Deaccessioned by Wachovia Bank and Trust Co.
• American Federal Tall Case Clock
  American Federal Tall Case Clock Ohio or Kentucky, dial signed "L. Watson, Cincinnati" (Luman Watson, Cincinnati, Ohio, 1790-1834), arched and painted wooden dial, wooden works, cherry and mahogany waisted case with poplar secondary, broken-arch pediment and deeply shaped skirt, period weights and pendulum, 95-1/4 x 18-3/4 x 10-3/4 in.,
• A National Magnetic Clock Corp.
  A National Magnetic Clock Corp. Domed Anniversary Clock Brass plated clock No. 463 style 2000 National Magnetic Clock Corp Buffalo N.Y. 4-1/2"D silvered dial with gold tone numerals brass plated base double ball pendulum weight. 13-1/2"H with glass dome. Instructions on metal plate on the underside. Works when tested