A few examples of appraisal values for
WINCHESTER CLOCK

• R. Whiting Winchester tall case
  R. Whiting Winchester tall case clock with a flat top above a base inscribed SW 1831 on a red ground 87 1/2" h. ?
• Grain painted Federal tall case
  Grain painted Federal tall case clock, white pine throughout with oak wooden works, hood front not hinged (as made), boldly painted green, red, yellow and grained, faux painted rosettes and plinths, gilt and painted wooden dial signed "R Whiting Winchester" (Riley Whiting, Winchester, Connecticut, died 1835), original pediment and feet, old probably original surface, inside of door with several inscriptions including "Jayne(?) 1837(?)", "1842", "23rd December 1846 Cleaned by Put Hollis Hershire NH(?)", Connecticut, 1819-1835, 89-1/4 x 17-1/4 x 10 in. Old probably original dry surface, original saddle board (no nail holes, case uprights each with 1 in. strip), bottom board partially missing, backboard with two gaps at lower case (probably as made), paint appears to be in excellent condition with scattered wear, abrasions, possible minor retouch, door catch replaced, no evidence of finials (one plinth post with saw marks probably as made). Purchased in Lillington, North Carolina; The Collection of Ella and Dennis Layne, Asheboro, North Carolina.
• Early 19th C. Connecticut tall case
  Early 19th C. Connecticut tall case clock signed ''R. Whiting Winchester'' wooden works broken arch bonnet original painted face with polychrome floral and gilt motif raised gilt spandrels cast iron dial hands seconds hand dial arabic numerals filled in dual winding holes shaped apron missing hood door pendelum and weights front base panel and bonnet pieces detached as found paint loss 6' 7'' h. x 13 1/2'' w. x 9 1/2'' d.
• CLARKE, GILBERT & CO. WINCHESTER;
  CLARKE, GILBERT & CO. WINCHESTER; HOLLOW COLUMN WALL CLOCK 19th century. Mahogany case with old finish. Original glasses and original dial. Good label.
• An American Classical Mahogany Wall
  An American Classical Mahogany Wall Clock Riley Whiting 19th century Winchester Conn. having an eagle carved crest over the dial with Arabic numerals over an eglomise panel depicting a maiden the whole flanked by engaged half columns with carved foliate decoration ending in four spherical drop finials. Height 32 3/4 inches.
• AMERICAN FEDERAL PAINT DECORATED
  AMERICAN FEDERAL PAINT DECORATED TALL CASE CLOCKdial signed "R. Whiting Winchester", early 19th century, wood dial with painted and gilt spandrels, 30 hour wood movement, pendulum and two weights, in a grain painted waisted case with yellow highlights and inset quarter columns, scrolled pediment, 85 x 18 x 9-1/2 in. Provenance: Private Collection, Warrenton, Virginia Condition: upper section of pediment restored, finials probably replaced, case generally good, distress at hinge attachments (hinges replaced), area of loss at door catch, shrinkage separation at base panel, with some associated paint distress, other scattered surface wear including flaking and losses at painted dial, corner loss to hood door glazing
• HOWARD MILLER GRANDFATHER CLOCKA
  HOWARD MILLER GRANDFATHER CLOCKA very nice grandfather clock model number 610-311 serial number 626834 triple chime cabel driven movement movement offers the selection of Westminster Whittington or Winchester chimes with selection lever on the dial with traditional moving moon phase dial which adds interest and character each phase of the moon is registered in sequence and indicated on the arch above the disc marked with the lunar month or moon month of 29 1/2 days (not to be confused with the calander month) the revolving disc has two scenes sea and landscape which alternately appear at the close of each lunar month measures 78.75''H X 19.5''W X 11.5''D circa 20th century. Private collection Colombiaville MI.
• RILEY WHITING WINCHESTER CT -
  RILEY WHITING WINCHESTER CT - 30-hour wooden movement shelf clock ca. 1832. Riley Whiting (1785-1835) ran a large clock manufacturing operation on the Mad River just north of present-day Winsted CT. He went was into shelf clock production about 1829 and until his death while on a trip to Illinois in 1835. This clock is a nice example of the 3/4 size case with fully carved Empire case with eagle splat and animal paw feet. The case is refinished but in good condition with minor flaws. The tablet in the door is modern but similar to those found in Whiting shelf clocks. The painted wood dial is period and in good condition with only slight loss.
• 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.
• R. Whiting Winchester Grain Painted
  R. Whiting Winchester Grain Painted Country Tall Case Clock Pine case with unusual cutouts loss to base. Original signed and painted wood dial. 30 hour wood works pull up movement.Dimensions: Ht. 6' 3''E
• HEPPLEWHITE TALL CASE CLOCK.
  HEPPLEWHITE TALL CASE CLOCK. American 1st half-19th century walnut. The case with a broken-arch pediment and a scroll-cut door crest and base; the wooden movement marked for Riley Whiting Winchester Connecticut. Imperfections. 92''h. Refinished replaced pull age cracks losses to moldings repaired break to one gooseneck note on the interior says that it was restored by Allan Pitcock Granville OH in 1978. The movement is not original to the case.
• 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
• 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.
• T.E. BURLEIGH JR. MAHOGANY PATENT
  T.E. BURLEIGH JR. MAHOGANY PATENT TIMEPIECE OR, "BANJO," CLOCK WINCHESTER, MASSACHUSETTS, C. 1975, Winchester, Massachusetts, c. 1975, Signed 7 1/2-in. dia. Roman numeral painted iron dial, gilt rope-turned moldings enclosing the reverse-paintings on glass, gilt lower pedestal, eight-day time-only movement
• AMERICAN CHERRY TALL CASE CLOCK,
  AMERICAN CHERRY TALL CASE CLOCK, WITH WOOD WORKS SIGNED R. WHITING/ WINCHESTER, HEIGHT: 85 INAmerican Cherry Tall Case Clock, with Brass Works Signed R. Whiting/ Winchester, Height: 85 in
• ENGLISH MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD
  ENGLISH MAHOGANY AND SATINWOOD GRANDMOTHER CLOCKThe dial marked 'Westminster, Whittington and Winchester'. 5 ft.5 in. x 13 1/2 in. x 8 3/4 in. Condition The case in good overall condition with very minor nicks. Fitted with a pendulum and a case key, no winding key. Not in current working condition. Not withstanding this report or any discussion concerning condition of a lot, all lots are offered and sold "as is" in accordance with our conditions of sale.
• THREE TALL CASE CLOCK WORKSThree
  THREE TALL CASE CLOCK WORKSThree tall case clock works, one signed R. Whiting Winchester .
• TALL CASE CLOCK. Connecticut by
  TALL CASE CLOCK. Connecticut by Riley Whiting ca.1808-1835 pine. Old gold painted detail on bonnet. Cutout feet and apron overlapping door with cove molding between sections. Bonnet has freestanding columns and pierced scroll crest. Wooden works and painted wooden dial labeled: ''R. Whiting Winchester''. Old soft refinishing. With weights and pendulum. 83''h.
• Rare Winchester CT Tall Case w/R.
  Rare Winchester CT Tall Case w/R. Whiting Dial Clock sgn. R. Cole paint decorated & stenciled case in original condition & finish. Loss to top scrolls. Movement original to case. Ht. 6' 10'' W 17'' D 10''E
• Daneker Spring Wound Grandmothers
  Daneker Spring Wound Grandmothers Clock Three wind movement with chime rods Westminster 8 day movement. Stained pine case engraved decorative dial with pendulum carved bonnet on hood. Truck delivery only; can not be shipped.
• Cuckoo Clock Co Style King wire
  Cuckoo Clock Co Style King wire chiming mantle clock, Westminster/Winchester chimes, 11 3/4" w , 8" h Estimate $100-200
• A mahogany cased wall clock with
  A mahogany cased wall clock with eight day fusee movement 12 in. painted dial ''Webster London''.
• 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".
• Vintage Westclox clock. 10 1/2''
  Vintage Westclox clock. 10 1/2'' Diameter.
• 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.
• A 30 Hour Beehive Clock
  A 30 Hour Beehive Clock Time-Strike-Alarm Clock ca. 1840 Walnut veneer beehive case painted galvanized light cream color dial with Roman numerals front glass panel reverse painted with a star; original pendulum and key. Possibly Waterbury.
• Vintage ''Master Crafters''
  Vintage ''Master Crafters'' clock. 11'' Ht.
• Western Union Naval Observatory
  Western Union Naval Observatory Time self winding wall clock, brown painted metal case, running, 15" dial Estimate $600-800
• 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.
• A William & Mary ebonised
  A William & Mary ebonised eight-day, bell striking, bracket clock, John Wrench, Chester, the caddy top with gilt handle and pierced and engraved repoussé worked caddy, the case with canted corners, gilt metal mounted with arched glass to the sides, on claw and ball feet fitted a four-pillar two-train fusee movement with verge escapement
• A brass framed ''Skeleton'' clock
  A brass framed ''Skeleton'' clock the 6.25ins diameter pierced and silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals to the twin brass framed steeple pattern framework with single train movement and passing strike 13ins high with silvered script banner to front worded ''Le Temps A Pris Un Corps Et Marche sous Nos Yeux'' mounted on ebonised plinth and with oval glass dome (dome cracked)
• 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
• A fine Victorian eight-day tavern
  A fine Victorian eight-day tavern clock in an oak case applied foliate brackets to the sides the twin train four pillar movement striking on a bell the white enamel dial signed Manning Worcester 85cm (33.5") diameter
• American Hepplewhite cherry tall
  American Hepplewhite cherry tall case clock with a broken arch bonnet encasing eight-day works moon dial and sweep second hand all above a highly figured veneered door and French feet. 96''h.
• 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.
• Winterhalder & Hoffmeier mahogany
  Winterhalder & Hoffmeier mahogany and burl walnut tall case clock early 20th century; with 9-tube Westminster, St. John's and Whittington chimes, brass and painted moon-phase dial, classical carved columns and burl walnut panels, beveled glass door and side panels, dial inscribed "W. & H. Sch.," 91 in. H., 25 1/2 in. W.