A few examples of appraisal values for
SHAKER CLOCK

• 19TH C. SHAKER TALL CLOCK WITH
  19TH C. SHAKER TALL CLOCK WITH WOODEN WORKS. Cherry case with old stain, wood works and a painted wooden dial, two weights and pendulum (in parts). 86”H x 14.5”W x 10”D.
• Boneshaker mantel clock.
  Boneshaker mantel clock.
• Joseph Ives Hour Glass Shelf
  Joseph Ives Hour Glass Shelf Clock Project clock.E
• SHREVE CRUMP & LOW MANTEL CLOCK
  SHREVE CRUMP & LOW MANTEL CLOCK marked on the dial in a gilt bronze mounted Louis XV style miniature clock case - h:19 in.
• An oak cased eight-day longcase
  An oak cased eight-day longcase clock, Shakeshaft, Preston, with silvered chapter ring, 207cm high
• CHAUNCEY JEROME SHELF CLOCK New
  CHAUNCEY JEROME SHELF CLOCK New Haven, Connecticut. Circa 1850. Grained rosewood case, painted metal dial and original glass. 30-hour spring driven movement.
• Victorian shelf clock, polished
  Victorian shelf clock, polished slate, incised gilt decoration, open escapement, with pendulum and key, 11 x 12 x 6 in. Scattered chips throughout. Private Collection, Charlotte, North Carolina.
• SHELF CLOCK BY THOMAS MOSES,
  SHELF CLOCK BY THOMAS MOSES, SENNETT, NY 19th c. Mahogany Half Column Shelf Clock, weight driven time and strike movement (with pendulum and key), painted metal dial with black Arabic numerals, shaped grain painted top and side columns, two-panel door with mirrored lower panel, partial paper maker's label affixed to interior back panel, 33 5/8" high, 17 1/8" x 5 1/4". Missing weights; door missing lower hinge; no door key; veneer repairs.
• SETH THOMAS TRIPLE DECKER SHELF
  SETH THOMAS TRIPLE DECKER SHELF CLOCK. Eight day time/strike weight driven clock with brass works painted tin dial and reverse painted panels. Includes weights key and pendulum. 32 1/2'' h. 18 3/4'' w. 5'' d. Originally in the Strayer Drug Store in Amanda OH.
• SETH THOMAS MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY
  SETH THOMAS MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY SHELF CLOCKAmerican Mahogany Eight-Day Shelf Clock , 19th c., Seth Thomas, striking bell and gong movement, h. 24 1/4 in., w. 10 1/4 in., d. 4 1/4 in
• Eli Terry mahogany shelf clock with
  Eli Terry mahogany shelf clock with reverse painted glass tablet. 29.25"h.x16.75"w.
• SETH THOMAS MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY
  SETH THOMAS MAHOGANY EIGHT-DAY SHELF CLOCKAmerican Mahogany Eight-Day Shelf Clock , 19th c., Seth Thomas, striking bell and gong movement, floral painted glass tablet, h. 25 1/2 in., w. 15 1/4 in., d. 4 1/4 in
• A Regency bracket clock, S & W
  A Regency bracket clock, S & W Shoreman, with painted Arabic dial and eight-day striking movement, in caddy topped mahogany case with urn finial and brass grilles to sides, 41.5cm high
• VICTORIAN SETH THOMAS 'ECLIPSE'
  VICTORIAN SETH THOMAS 'ECLIPSE' SHELF CLOCKAmerican Victorian shelf clock, Seth Thomas, Connecticut, late 19th c., walnut "gingerbread" case, stenciled glass tablet, housing painted dial with black roman numerals, eight day, time-and-strike movement, retaining "eclipse" pendulum, paper label to case interior, bracket base, approx 24.25"h, 15.5"w, 4.75"d, 8lbs
• SHAKER BOX. Late 19th century.
  SHAKER BOX. Late 19th century. Oval bentwood box with three arched fingers on the base and one on the lid. Copper tacks. Old refinishing. 2.5''h. 6''l.
• RARE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE STRIKING
  RARE 19TH CENTURY JAPANESE STRIKING STICK CLOCK Circa 1850. Hardwood case with lacquered and silvered scale of 13 movable characters, pierced frontplate and verge-and-balance-wheel escapement. Catalog Note: known as Shaku Dokei, the clocks' name derives from its size, the word shaku is a Japanese unit of measurement approximately one foot in length. Up until 1873 the Japanese used a system of unequal hours or seasonal hours (12 hours between dawn and dusk), the hours are engraved onto sliding plates so they can be adjusted according to the season and at the back of each plate is a pin which sets off the striking mechanism on the clock weight in accordance with the unequal hour system.
• SHAKER BOX. American late 19th
  SHAKER BOX. American late 19th century. Oval bentwood box with two fingers on base one on lid and copper tacks. Minor lid damage. 2 1/2''h. 6''l.
• GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CHIMING
  GEORGIAN STYLE MAHOGANY CHIMING BRACKET CLOCK, CHARLES SHAPLAND, LONDON LATE 19TH CENTURY the domed top surmounted by urn and acorn finials, above a brass dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and three subsidiary dials for Strike/Silent, Fast/Slow, and Whittingham/Westminster Chimes, signed 'Charles Shapland, 207 High Holborn'; raised on a stepped moulded base and gilt brass paw feet, the three-train chain drive fusée movement quarter-chiming on eight bells, the hour count on a large gong38cm wide, 55cm high, 26cm deepProvenance: Property of a Scottish family
• Shelf clock with mirror tablet by
  Shelf clock with mirror tablet by J. Frost circa 1835 white face with Roman numerals and two winding holes painted polychrome floral spandrels shaped pediment columned waist hardwood and veneer with weights and winding key large paper label interior with additional portion of an N. Currier print for the 1848 Democratic election ticket for Lewis Cass and William O. Butler checking veneer loss damage/loss to silvered mirror tablet craquelure to face 32'' h.
• Shelf key wind clock, French
  Shelf key wind clock, French works with bell, polished slate base mounted on conforming wooden platform, gilt bronze pediment bust of Victorian woman, with pendulum and key, Continental, 19th century, 17-1/4 in. Minor surface abrasions, loss to gilding, minor cracks to enameled face.
• New Haven mahogany striking shelf
  New Haven mahogany striking shelf clock. Reverse painted glass on door. Some crackling wear to clock face wood see images. Measures 15.25'' tall x 10.5'' wide x 4.5'' deep. Shipping weight 3.4 lbs.
• Shelf Clocks Lot 175: Sperry & Shaw
  Shelf Clocks Lot 175: Sperry & Shaw 4 Column Shelf Clock Mahogany case old finish.8 day time strike & alarm weight driven brass movement.Ht. 25 1/2''E
• CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK
  CRYSTAL REGULATOR MANTEL CLOCK French c. 1900 the glass and brass case and dial trimmed in two shades of blue enamel; the springwound 8-day time/strike movement with MOUGIN medallion trademark; retailed by SHREVE CRUMP & LOW CO. BOSTON (the oldest jewelry in North America and still in business). Height 10.75 inches.
• Jerome's & Darrow Bristol CT
  Jerome's & Darrow Bristol CT Miniature Triple Decker Empire Style Shelf Clock Figured mahogany case with full applied columns claw feet and cornice top with old refinish. Tablet restored. Original painted wood dial. 30 hour time and alarm weight driven wood works movement. No label.Dimensions: Ht. 26 1/2''Provenance: A Southern Collection.E
• A SHAKER BOX A Shaker box, 19th
  A SHAKER BOX A Shaker box, 19th century, having a large oval form with copper tacks, 5"h x 24"w 16.5"d
• 19th C. Strike Westminster Chime
  19th C. Strike Westminster Chime Shelf Clock 19th C. strike Westminster chime shelf clock. Brass ball and claw feet with urn finial. tin face with brass cherub decorations pierced brass covered sound holes on sides and flame finials on corners.
• A Carved Wood Whistler Clock The
  A Carved Wood Whistler Clock The 14-1/2"H x 6-5/8"W x 2-5/8"D automaton is carved wood with polychrome painting. It depicts a man in a slouchy suit and top hat, whose head moves at the neck leaning on a post with a Swiss chalet clock. The clock winds with one end of the winding key and the whistler with the other. Clock ticks, but is not guaranteed to keep time. Whistler whistles. Stamped on the underside with a logo "KenD" in a diamond shape and "made in Germany".
• SHAKER CARRIER. Late 19th-early
  SHAKER CARRIER. Late 19th-early 20th century. Oval bentwood box with three arched fingers on the base and one on the lid. Copper tacks and pins for swing handle. Interior lining has loss and replacements. 3.25''h. without handle 8''l.
• Tiffany marble key-wind shelf
  Tiffany marble key-wind shelf clock, polished black slate with green marble highlights, circular face marked "Tiffany & Compy. New York", with key and pendulum, 8-1/4 x 14-1/4 x 6-3/4 in. Small chips and losses to corners and edges, brass works with chiming mechanism. The Estate of the Late Bobby W. Alford
• Eli Terry's Patent made by Seth
  Eli Terry's Patent made by Seth Thomas Shelf Clock Mahogany case with carved columns carved eagle crest and paw feet with old refinish some veneer loss & repaint. Tablet repainted. Original painted wood dial. 30 hour time and strike weight driven wood works movement.Dimensions: Ht. 30''Provenance: A Southern Collection.E
• NEW HAVEN SHELF CLOCK. Eight day
  NEW HAVEN SHELF CLOCK. Eight day time/strike with painted tin dial and brass works. Walnut case has incised decoration shaped edges stepped base and reverse painted door. 23'' h.
• AN AMERICAN CRYSTAL REGULATOR SHELF
  AN AMERICAN CRYSTAL REGULATOR SHELF CLOCK Seth Thomas Clock Co. Empire No. 305 model c. 1910 having a brass case with glass panel sides housing a springwound 8-day time/strike movement with faux mercury pendulum. Height 9.75 inches.
• JOSEPH IVES SHELF CLOCK Brooklyn,
  JOSEPH IVES SHELF CLOCK Brooklyn, New York. Circa 1829. Mahogany case with ebonized and brass rosettes, old finish. Original wood dial with paper. Original reverse painted glass. Lever spring brass movement. 2nd design strap movement with 4 1/2 in. wide plates. 1st design with 4 cut outs each wheel.
• 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
• 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 CLASSICAL LOOKING GLASS
  AMERICAN CLASSICAL LOOKING GLASS SHELF CLOCK BY JEROME & DARROW Connecticut, second quarter 19th century, printer by P. Canfield, mahogany veneer case with reeded pilasters, carved floral rosettes and paw feet, hinged panel door with looking glass lower panel, two smaller inset looking glass panels flanking a painted and gilt wood dial, time and strike dual-weight driven movement, labeled to interior.