A few examples of appraisal values for
WILSON CLOCK

• Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co.,
  Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winsted, Conn., "El Paso" model, shelf clock, Mission-style oak case, oak dial, green slag glass inserts at pierced sides, 8 day spring driven time and strike brass movement, 21" L x 12 1/2" H x 5 1/2"D, split to top, missing something at both ends of top, is missing finials
• L.F. AND W.W. CARTER "WAGNER" CLOCK
  L.F. AND W.W. CARTER "WAGNER" CLOCK Circa 1867. Walnut and rosewood case. 8-day time and strike double dial calendar with B.B. Lewis mechanism.
• Self Winding Clock Co. wall
  Self Winding Clock Co. wall clock; New York mfg. of "Western Union" style time pieces, mahogany veneers, metal face, includes key. 21"H. x 20"W. Good condition.
• Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winstead,
  Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co., Winstead, Conn., oak wall clock, the glass door marked "Standard Time", regulator probably a No. 11. 50"h x 17.5"w x 7.5"d Condition: Glass cracked, refinished, no weights, no door key. NOTE: WAI does not guarantee clocks to be complete or in working order.
• German Wurtemberg Figural Clock ca.
  German Wurtemberg Figural Clock ca. 1920's "Tick Tack" novelty clock terra-cotta clock with paper dial marked "Liberty" and "Wurtemberg". Seated maiden on brick wall with clock with rear wind movement.
• GILBERT WALL CLOCK. Winsted
  GILBERT WALL CLOCK. Winsted Connecticut late 19th century. Eight day time/strike clock housed in an octagonal oak case. Includes key and pendulum. 27''h.
• Round wall clock manufactured by
  Round wall clock manufactured by William L. Gilbert Winsted Connecticut white face with Arabic numerals brass works and hardware door at bottom partial original label verso comes with pendulum and winding mechanism damage to edges of face oxidation of metals surface scratches 16 1/2'' dia. x 4 1/2'' d.
• WAG-ON-WALL CLOCK - German
  WAG-ON-WALL CLOCK - German Wag-on-Wall Time and Strike Clock with floral painted tin face fluted and faceted iron weights plain iron pendulum brass works with wooden housing having wallpaper covered sides marked in pencil on back 'Jacob Sellman Furst
• WALL CLOCK. American mid 20th
  WALL CLOCK. American mid 20th century. George Nelson ball clock designed for Howard Miller in 1946. 13''d. Second hand is loose. Ball at 2 o'clock has a small chip.
• Western Union Clock. Circa
  Western Union Clock. Circa 1920s. Beautiful tiger oak wooden case on this quite heavy clock. Only moderate fading and wear to the face with general light to medium outer case wear. Condition (Very Good). Size 28" x 18".
• LUX CLOCK CO. OF WATERBURY,
  LUX CLOCK CO. OF WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT, WINDMILL CLOCKLUX CLOCK CO. OF WATERBURY, CONNECTICUT, WINDMILL CLOCK, circa 1930, composite - h:10.50w:8.25d:3.25in.
• Western Union Naval Observatory
  Western Union Naval Observatory Time self winding wall clock, brown painted metal case, running, 15" dial Estimate $600-800
• Wm. L. Gilbert shelf clock
  Wm. L. Gilbert shelf clock mahogany case with contrasting rope inlay and central inlay below dial case checked dial stained.
• WALL CLOCK. Eight day
  WALL CLOCK. Eight day time/strike with brass works and porcelain dial. Walnut case has an arched crest reeded columns and drop finials. Includes pendulum. 49 3/4'' h. We never guarantee clock to work. Some veneer damage and separation to base and door. Condition reports are available on all items. Please note: unless a condition report is requested we do not post detailed condition information about each item sold. If you choose to bid without requesting a condition report you are accepting the item ''as-is'' with no gaurantees.
• Gilbert Windmill oak mantle
  Gilbert Windmill oak mantle clock, running, pendulum, 19" h Estimate $125-175
• Ma Leck Early American Steeple
  Ma Leck Early American Steeple clock ,Wingate NC, with Key & pendulum, 19" h, working condition
• Wendell Castle. Trophy to Time
  Wendell Castle. Trophy to Time clock. 1990, curly maple, patinated copper, aluminum, electric movement. 24¼ h × 10½ w × 7½ d in. result: $3,276. estimate: $2,000–3,000. Incised signature and date to reverse ‘Wendell Castle 1990’ and dated to front ‘1990’. This is a unique work. Provenance: Acquired directly from the artist by the present owner
• L. Furtwangler & Sohne German
  L. Furtwangler & Sohne German Westminster chime clock 20th c. 15" h. ?
• 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.
• W. L. Gilbert, Winsted,
  W. L. Gilbert, Winsted, Connecticut, Brass-Mounted Pressed Oak Mantel Clock, fourth quarter 19th century, the facade door in gilt-stenciled eglomise, retaining the period nickel and cast-iron pendulum, the reverse with a period printed paper label, h. 23-1/2", w. 15", d. 4-1/2".
• Scottish Hepplewhite style inlaid
  Scottish Hepplewhite style inlaid mahogany mantel clock by Lackie Montrose late 19th century round top inlaid case housing unusual eight-day time and strike tandem wind movement with brass and black slate dial signed ''Lackie - Montrose'' on molded base; front of case with full fan paterae and presentation plaque which reads ''Presented to Mr. Walter Duff Fishery Officer as a token of esteem by the Fish-Curing Trade in its various branches of the Montrose District on his promotion to Wick May 1896''. Other Notes: A most unusual feature of this clock is the tandem winding of both time and strike springs thru the main arbor which holds the hands. The back of the movement is stamped ''V V 3276 patent 1883''.
• Female Figural Gilt Metal Wag
  Female Figural Gilt Metal Wag Clock. From a Long Island location.
• A circular wall clock the dial with
  A circular wall clock the dial with Roman numerals signed W Wells & Son Stroud fitted a single fusee movement the dial 30cm (11.75") diameter
• Wm. L Gilbert Co. Connecticut
  Wm. L Gilbert Co. Connecticut mantle clock; chip carved, decorated glass. 19"H. Good condition.
• WALL CLOCK. Eight day
  WALL CLOCK. Eight day time/strike with brass works. Ornately carved walnut case has eagle crest and turned columns. Includes key and pendulum. 36'' h.
• E. Ingraham Time and Strike
  E. Ingraham Time and Strike Spring Wound Ionic Wall Clock Rosewood with reverse painted rose repainted dial with Roman numerals. Time and strike with pendulum Springs are fine.Elias Ingraham (1805-1885) worked as a designer and cabinet maker for George Mitchell in 1828. He designed made and sold the first sharp gothic better known as the steeple clock. During WWII and the Korean War the company made anti-aircraft fuses.
• WILLAM GILBERT CLOCK CO. ARTS &
  WILLAM GILBERT CLOCK CO. ARTS & CRAFTS MANTLE CLOCK Winsted, Connecticut, circa 1912, oak case with central floating brass Arabic dial mounted between pierced vertical metal and slag glass panels, brass 8-day movement signed and dated 1912, with two striking gongs, includes pendulum and key.
• WALL CLOCK. Time/strike clock
  WALL CLOCK. Time/strike clock with tin dial and brass works. Walnut carved case with openwork side splats and turned columns. 51'' h.
• A Waltham wall clock, the
  A Waltham wall clock, the circular dial with Arabic numerals, the case with reverse glass panels commemorating Perry's Victory, 1813, 49cm high
• Lumen Watson Cincinnati clock, tall
  Lumen Watson Cincinnati clock, tall highly figured cherry case with broken arch pediment, poplar secondary, mahogany veneered door and inset tombstone panel on base, shaped skirt and feet, arched and painted wooden dial, gilt spandrels and painted basket of flowers and pulled pink curtain, signed "L Watson, Cincinnati", interior door with inscriptions including "Frank Hanley(?) October 9, 1853", inside of door with compass work crescent moon, back painted "C.F.B. Co 1933", Ohio, 19th century, with period pendulum and small lead weights, 91 x 18 x 9 in. Dial with cracks and minor paint losses, original saddle board (appears to be good match), case with old refinishing (traces black paint on hood molding, back of hood pediment and feet), hood pediment appears to be original with later blocking, later brace to back of central hood element. The Collection of Ella and Dennis Layne, Asheboro, North Carolina.
• Paperweight Clock with Enamel Face.
  Paperweight Clock with Enamel Face. As is- missing winder and hands. From a Greenwich home. Dimensions: 25" diameter.
• WALL CLOCK. Connecticut early
  WALL CLOCK. Connecticut early 20th century. Eight day time/strike clock with alarm brass works paper over tin dial and walnut case. 30''h.
• Federal tiger maple and cherry
  Federal tiger maple and cherry tall-case clock Jacob Wolf Waynesburg PA circa 1825; works with painted face moon phase and cornucopia spandrels broken-arched bonnet reeded corner columns and ball feet 95 in. H. Estimate $ 10 000-15 000 Missing back left column support case cracks door repair veneer loss feet need to be redowled some face repainting works recently serviced and functioning well.
• WALL CLOCK. Eight day German
  WALL CLOCK. Eight day German wall clock with brass works and porcelain dial. Walnut case has a carved crest with applied accents and ropetwist columns. 36'' h.
• Oak cased clock by Sey Winding
  Oak cased clock by Sey Winding Clock Co., New York, the dial signed Naval Observatory Time Western Union, with metal label. 41"h x 18.5"w x 7.5"d Condition: Wear consistent with age. Note: WAI does not guarantee clocks to be complete or in working order.
• EN Welch walnut mantle clock,
  EN Welch walnut mantle clock, knights in glass design, good original finish, 23 1/4" h, alarm, runs, strikes, pendulum, key Estimate $125-175