A few examples of appraisal values for
HALIFAX CLOCK

• ENGLISH JACOBEAN STYLE OAK TALL
  ENGLISH JACOBEAN STYLE OAK TALL CASE CLOCKsigned to dial "G. Riley / Halifax"; the polychrome-painted metal dial with moonphase, within a heavily carved case; with movement, pendulum and one weight; Condition: Chips and age cracks to case throughout; wear to dial; working condition untested and unknown; 19 1/2 inches wide; 10 1/2 inches deep; 78 1/2 inches high Condition:
• VICTORIAN WALL CLOCK. W. Kelly
  VICTORIAN WALL CLOCK. W. Kelly MacClesfield England 2nd half-19th century. Rosewood octagonal drop case with brass inlay; the fusee movement with a painted metal dial. 21''h. Older finish halos around the brass inlays from polishing some inpainting to the dial. Retains pendulum.
• Late Victorian wall clock, retailed
  Late Victorian wall clock, retailed by H.A. Westhoff, 52 King Street, Sydney, the reverse painted dial with Roman numerals, eight-day movement, brass bezel and oak moulded frame, has key and pendulum (in office B1726-1-3), untested / unknown working condition, approx 48cm Dia
• ENGLISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TALL
  ENGLISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TALL CASE FLOOR CLOCK,ENGLISH VICTORIAN MAHOGANY TALL CASE FLOOR CLOCK, William Flather II (1810-1879), Halifax, West Yorkshire, England, mid-19th century, having a one-weight (missing) time and bell-strike movement, the hand painted iron dial featuring calendar and seconds subsidiary dials and labeled 'F.FLATHER/HALIFAX.' Height - 94.5 inches. Reference: Watchmakers & Clockmakers of the World (Vol. 2) by Brian Loomes.
• One of the famed Baker Tower of
  One of the famed Baker Tower of Dartmouth clock hands. This set includes the old Baker Tower clock minute hand fitted with a later made hour hand to create this display, painted with contemporary black paint. 45”H x 54”W overall CT Transfer Fee $20
• The Devon Sea Clock - Modern
  The Devon Sea Clock - Modern brass framed mantel timepiece with three graduated circular dials depicting the hour minute and second the twin brass framed movement with unusual escapement worked by two swinging twin ball ended pivots to the eight day movement mounted in twin brass plates of arched form 14.25ins high with mahogany rectangular base and conforming mahogany framed rectangular glazed cover (No. 14 of edition limited to 500)
• BOSTON SHIP'S CLOCKBoston Ship's
  BOSTON SHIP'S CLOCKBoston Ship's Clock,
• HALLOCK CLOCK CO. OAK
  HALLOCK CLOCK CO. OAK TIMECLOCKsigned to dial, with punch lever mechanism; 49 inches high; 13 3/4 inches wide
• A Scottish Brass Skeleton Clock
  A Scottish Brass Skeleton Clock W. Humphreys of pierced scrolling form with a circular dial having Roman hours and a chronometer having Arabic numerals flanked by putti finials set in a glass dust dome. Height 13 1/2 inches.
• Mantle clock made from repurposed
  Mantle clock made from repurposed antique wood, signed in pen on back "James Henning 1997 Provincetown Mass." in old flaking white paint, with a battery powered dial. 33”H x 19.5”W x 7”D Condition: flaking paint throughout CT Transfer Fee $10
• HALLOCK CLOCK CO. OAK
  HALLOCK CLOCK CO. OAK TIMECLOCKsigned to dial, with punch lever mechanism; 49 inches high; 13 3/4 inches wide Condition:
• HALTON & SLOCOMBE CARVED FIGURED
  HALTON & SLOCOMBE CARVED FIGURED WALL CLOCKBritish/Continental, late 19th/20th century, hinged glass front panel over circular painted dial with Roman numerals marked "Halton & Slocombe/Moorgate St./London", set in carved figured burlwood case with two winged dolphin figures, scroll and foliate decoration, with two hinged side panels opening to works, removable case front and works, with pendulum, 40 x 20-1/2 x 7-1/2 in. Provenance: From a Private Collection Assembled in Spain and Britain from the 1960s through the 1980s Condition: case with scattered light wear, scratches, and bumps, bottom element slightly loose, dial paint probably later, not tested for functionality
• A BALTIMORE-STYLE CLOCKA
  A BALTIMORE-STYLE CLOCKA Baltimore-style clock, First-half 19th Century Possibly George Hatch, white painted metal dial, black Roman numeral hour markers with minute track, eight-day single train weight-driven brass movement, figure eight-style rosewood case with other secondary woods, black and gilt-glass tablets 33" H x 14.5" W x 4.25" D Dimensions: 33" H x 14.5" W x 4.25" D
• A London Ships Bell clock Time
  A London Ships Bell clock Time and strike; strikes 1 and 1/2 hour; white painted face with Roman numerals key wind no key present. Dial is 6"D brass body overall 8".
• HOPKINS & ALFRED MANTLE CLOCK.
  HOPKINS & ALFRED MANTLE CLOCK. Thirty hour clock with wood works and painted wooden dial. Mahogany case with carved splat and columns and paw feet. 34 1/4'' h. Tab replaced and a portion of one foot is missing.
• BATTERSEA "HALCYON DAYS" ENAMEL AND
  BATTERSEA "HALCYON DAYS" ENAMEL AND BRASS CLOCKBattersea "Halcyon Days" Enamel and Brass Clock, 20th c., beveled glass, visible escapement, h. 4 1/2 in., w. 3 1/4 in., d. 2 1/2 in.
• OAK CASED GOTHIC REVIVAL BRACKET
  OAK CASED GOTHIC REVIVAL BRACKET CLOCK Barraud &Lunds Cornhill London c. 1838-1842. The spring wound triple fusee brass movement chimes on a nest of eight bells each quarter hour and strikes a coil resonator on the hour. The silver dial with chime/silent and slow/fast subsidiary dials over clock dial with black roman numerals and maker. Case height - 28-1/4 inches.
• HERSCHEDE TALL CASE FLOOR CLOCK
  HERSCHEDE TALL CASE FLOOR CLOCK ''Haverford'' model 294 c. 1973 having a 3-weight 8-day Herschede movement that strikes Westminster Whittington or Canterburry chimes on nine visible metal tubes. Mahogany case height - 86.75 inches. The clock is in very good working condition with light wear throughout. It comes with the door and winding keys as well as a brochure.
• An ivory coloured clockwork New
  An ivory coloured clockwork New Haven alarm c. 1940. 12 x 15 cm high.
• HAHL PNEUMATIC MASTER CLOCK Quarter
  HAHL PNEUMATIC MASTER CLOCK Quarter sawn oak case. Movement signed 'Hahl Automatic Clock Co. Chicago'. Patented January 25, 1898, December 1, 1908, January 1909. Other patents pending. In 1877 the Hahl Clock Company, Chicago, Illinois, introduced the first pneumatic operated master clock system. The pendulum-driven master clock system needed no electrical current to control the remote (slave) clocks. This master clock ran the slaves by pumping air through lines to the slave clocks. The clock does include a custom base which allows the clock to run 7 days and stands at 8 ft. tall.
• Silas Hoadley 8-day tall case clock
  Silas Hoadley 8-day tall case clock Plymouth Connecticut bonnet with fretwork three brass finials free-standing hood columns with brass bases and Ionic capitals brass knob and pierced escutcheon front and two side glass panels hand-painted gilt and polychromatic clock face decorated with Neo-Classically inspired urn and half-moon illustration of river and red-roofed houses inscribed ''S. Hoadley Plymouth'' LC of face Arabic numerals wooden works time strike pendulum bob included missing pendulum rod replacement cables some discoloration and speckling to edges of clock face cracked front glass panel checking and splitting to base 78 1/4'' h. x 19'' w. x 9 5/8'' d. [NO SHIPPING AVAILABLE FOR THIS ITEM - SUCCESSFUL BIDDER MUST BRING HELP WHEN PICKING UP ITEM]
• MANTLE CLOCK. Eight day time/strike
  MANTLE CLOCK. Eight day time/strike with brass and porcelain dial and an incised slate case. Dial reads '' Grant & Son South Shields Made in France''. 11 3/4'' h.
• 19TH C. NH FEDERAL TALL CLOCK,
  19TH C. NH FEDERAL TALL CLOCK, HOBBS/AUSTIN FAMILY. A NH Federal maple tall clock in original finish, painted iron dial depicting birds, corner scenic cartouches and polychrome painted fan details, with two iron weights and pendulum. 84”H x 21.75”W x 10”D. Provenance - descended directly through the Hobbs/Austin Family, Kensington, NH.
• An eight-day table clock by
  An eight-day table clock by Thomas Mercer St Albans No. 1231, fitted a single fusee movement, the dial with subsidiary seconds and wind gauge the burr yew case on four bun feet, 24cm high
• BANJO CLOCK BY HORACE TIFT, N.
  BANJO CLOCK BY HORACE TIFT, N. ATTLEBORO MABanjo clock by Horace Tift of North Attleboro, Mass., circa 1810-1840, signed "H. Tift" on dial. 32 1/2" high, 10" wide. Condition: : crazing, stain, wear to dial, a few small repairs to wood, a couple small wood losses, gilt wear, loss, soiling. Provenance: Estate of John Albertine, New Jersey, a member of National Association of Watch & Clock Collectors.
• Boston Ship's Clock and
  Boston Ship's Clock and Companioninstrument 5 1/2'' diameter brass case working.
• Scottish inlaid walnut tall-case
  Scottish inlaid walnut tall-case clock painted sheet metal dial signed ''Jn. Fenwick So. (South) Shields'' active first quarter-19th century; dial with roman numerals and depiction of naval engagement case with split scroll bonnet reeded columns and inlaid door with brass finial and rosettes 99 in. H. 20 in. W. Estimate $ 2 500-3 500 Both scrolls broken and repaired brass rosettes are replacements; clock face in area with naval engagement - paint loss case has been refinished back board behind bonnet is loose scratches appropriate wear. Clock works have not been checked nor can we guarantee the functionality completeness or condition.
• An English half-sized thirty-hour
  An English half-sized thirty-hour lantern clock the arch top engraved brass dial with roundel to the arch signed Godden Malling the chapter ring with Roman numerals and having a central alarm ring with Arabic numerals 23cm (9") high
• BOSTON CLOCK CO. CRYSTAL
  BOSTON CLOCK CO. CRYSTAL REGULATOR SHELF CLOCK circa 1900. brass and crystal with 8 day time and strike tandem wind movement.
• Classical gilt and eglomise banjo
  Classical gilt and eglomise banjo clock Zacheus Gates Charlestown and Harvard Massachusetts circa 1800-20 eagle finial above painted dial ahead of eight-day weight-driven movement reverse-painted glazed throat and tablet door above fluted bracket base. H41'' W10 1/2'' D3 3/4'' Provenance: Aiken South Carolina collection. Panels intact white ground reverse painting on lower panel is flaking and peeling. Lacking key all other parts appear to be present. Cannot get to the mechanism because the dial is attached in a way that is preventing us. We don’t guarantee that clocks work once they leave the gallery.
• 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.
• An oak eight-day longcase clock,
  An oak eight-day longcase clock, Samuel Whalley, Manchester, the square brass dial with silvered chapter ring, subsidiary seconds dial and date aperture, dial 30cm wide
• A 19th Century mahogany longcase
  A 19th Century mahogany longcase clock by James Farquar of Belfast the 13ins arched painted dial with painted face of the moon to arch to the eight day two train movement contained in case with shaped pediment and spiral turned collars to hood shaped trunk door with spiral quartered columns 88ins high (movement in pieces and the whole in need of restoration)
• A mid 19th Century mahogany drop
  A mid 19th Century mahogany drop head wall clock, the white painted wooden dial signed Hayter, Bath, fitted an eight-day single fusée movement, approximately 57cm high
• 'THE DEVON SEA CLOCK' LIMITED
  'THE DEVON SEA CLOCK' LIMITED EDITION BRASS SKELETON TIME PIECE 20TH CENTURY the three printed chapter ring dials held in a bell shaped skeleton frame with visible movement and topped with a naval crest, on an oval mahogany base with a brass plaque inscribed 'The Devon Sea Clock No. 34 / 500' on four screw adjustable toupie feet, the single barrel brass and steel movement with two inter-linked pendulum grasshopper escapement with two sprung wooden pallets, with a glass dome36cm wide, 40cm high, 20cm deepProvenance: Newton Don, Kelso; Harrietfield, Kelso; and thence by descent
• A lantern clock of 17th Century
  A lantern clock of 17th Century design the bell over with strapwork support and three engraved frets to the gallery having a silvered chapter ring with brass centre inscribed Chris Holtum Church Lawford with pierced single hand thirty-hour movement and pin and hoop support 33cm (13") high