An exceptional English 5 dial Skeleton clock under dome. Engine turned and silvered multiple dials. Minute, hour, day of the week, day of the month and a non functioning month of the year.

Ansonia Fancy Walnut Parlor Clock. Very nice clock, case and glass. Original pendulum. Signed Ansonia Clock Co, NY, USA June 18,1882. A cleaning mark 11-2-1914.

E. Ingraham Calendar Oak Parlor Clock . Signed E Ingraham Co, Bristol, CT USA 04 on movement

Front glass is cracked, Thermometer & Barometric tube are replacements.

Vienna Spring Regulator FMS (Mauthe), porcelain chapter ring, matching brass dial insert & pendulum. Movement marked FMS in logo, N55006 7701 42/105, Nice case with horse top

Vienna Spring Regulator Mauthe in script logo, 42/105, S/N 71812, horse top, porcelain dial, fancy brass pendulum of what appears to be an irish leprechaun with a camera taking a picture of the man in the moon.

Vienna Spring Regulator Mauthe FMS logo. Additional Movement marks 42/105 N55006 and serial 54223. Porcelain dial with both Roman and Arabic numerals. Brass Castle scene gridiron pendulum.

NOTE: FRONT GLASS IS CRACKED as shown in the pics

Vienna Spring Regulator Gustav Becker Silesia Anchor logo. Porcelain and fancy flowered brass dial, matching brass pendulum with flowers and starburst. P42 M on back plate.

Vienna Spring Regulator Mauthe, Porcelain and brass dial with matching pendulum. Movement also marked with 42/105 and serial number 83790. Very nice case.

Kienzle Vienna Spring Regulator Art Nouveau dial and pendulum, Arabic numerals, large horse top.

Large Spring Regulator 3-Star logo of the Peter, Adreas Uhrenfabrik Villingen Badenia 1922 trademark.

1920's Enfield Westminster mantle clock, Oak case veneer, silvered dial, chime/silent, nice tone.

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Ansonia Triumph Walnut mirror side , repro cupids, missing a couple of finals.

New Haven Sabine one -day clock, date 2-11-1879. This is a very nice and attractive 1-day clock. Intact label

Oak Kitchen Clock signed Attleboro Clock Company, Attleboro, Mass. The enigmatic clock company that was never in Attleboro, Mass nor anywhere that has been determined. This "company" produced kitchen and black mantle clocks using cases and movements from several manufacturers including Waterbury and Ansonia. This clock is an Ansonia with a very nice movement and case. The dial is good with the signature very clear and intact.