A few examples of appraisal values for
WOODEN MANTEL CLOCK

• American Salute Carved, Polychromed
  American Salute Carved, Polychromed and Parcel-Gilt Wooden Mantel Clock, of neoclassical inspiration, first quarter 20th century, the facade with a pair of polychromed \"cameo\" portraits surmounting turned parcel-ebonized and -gilt heal columns, the circular dial marked \"Salute\" and having a convex glass cover, h. 13\", w. 19-1/2\", d. 6-1/2\".
• 19TH C. WATERBURY CLOCK CO.
  19TH C. WATERBURY CLOCK CO. "GOTHIC" MANTEL CLOCK Waterbury Clock Company (American, 1857-1944), circa 1870. Victorian era "Gothic" model wooden mantel clock, having a steeple-form flanked by turned finials, painted metal face, reverse painted glass door depicting a New England church, and hour strike. Paper label to the interior with graphite inscription to the back. Approx. h. 19.5", w. 10", d. 3.5".
• HARRIS & HARRINGTON FRENCH MANTEL
  HARRIS & HARRINGTON FRENCH MANTEL CLOCKFrench wooden mantel clock with columns. Dial marked France, works marked H&H (Harris & Harrington) with 1889 gold medal. 8 3/4"W x 6"D x 11 3/4"H. No pendulum, clock untested. Split to center of case above face, split to front of case along right side, crazing throughout case, chips and minor losses to wood throughout case, split to rear of case above door, scratches and losses to brass patina on door.
• TELECHRON ART DECO WOODEN MANTEL
  TELECHRON ART DECO WOODEN MANTEL CLOCK, CIRCA 1938 7"H X 11 1/4"W X 3"DTelechron Art Deco wooden mantel clock, circa 1938, Dimensions: 7"H x 11 1/4"W x 3"D