Clocks, Watches & Scientific Instruments | Skinner Auction 2760M

8/11/2019 Clocks, Watches & Scientific Instruments | Skinner Auction 2760M

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Table of Contents

1 Auction & Specialist Information

2 Web Site & Online Bidding

4-5 Provenance & Event Announcement

6 Sale 2760M - Lots 288–559

(Lots 1-287, Historic Arms & Militaria, will begin at 10AM,

Lot 288 to follow immediately thereafter)

93 Sale 2763T - Clocks, Instruments & Militaria—Online

94 Timed Bidding Information

121 Conditions of Sale

122 Map & Driving Directions

123 Absentee Bid Form

124 Company Directors & Specialty Departments

125 Administrative Staff & Client Services

127 Subscription Form

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Selected Provenance

Property from:

A Direct Descendant of Florieda Batson, New Orleans, Louisiana

The Estate of James Mashburn, Jackson, Mississippi

The Don Yeier Collection of Telescopes

A Private Barre, Massachusetts, Clock Collection

Historic Deerfield

Private Houston, Texas, Newport, Rhode Island, New York, and Florida Collections

Burt Blechman



288

James Short Gregorian Reflecting Library

Telescope, London, mid-18th century, the 13

3/4-in. brass main tube engraved on ocular

collar James Short London 253/1121=9.6, the

ellipsoid mirror is attached by an interior arm

that connects to the focusing screw at the

eyepiece end, all mounted to a screw-mount

scroll-foot tripod, with mahogany fitted case

and two eyepieces, ht. 14 x overall lg. 17 1/4

in.

$5,000-7,000

289

Ross 3 1/2-inch Refractor Telescope,

London, 19th century, the 40-in. brass main

tube with sunshade, rack-and-pinion focusing,12 1/2-in. finderscope, all attached to tapered

collapsible tripod with heavy mount and fine

horizontal and vertical motion adjustment,

engraved Ross London on head, overall lg.

60 in.

$1,500-2,500

290

Broadhurst Clarkson & Co. 4-inch

Refracting Brass Telescope, 63 Farringdon

Rd., London, E.C., c. 1890, the 35 1/2-in.

main tube with rack-and-pinion focusing,

single-draw eyepiece, engraved as above,

mounted on a brass and mahogany tripodstand, ht. 64 in.

$800-1,200

291

Unsigned 3-inch Refractor Telescope,

19th century, the 48-in. brass main tube with

rack-and-pinion focusing, 7-in. finderscope,

on altazimuth mount with worm gear height

adjustment with knurled locking screw, and

walnut tripod, with original walnut case and

additional eyepiece, overall lg. 54 in.

$1,500-2,000

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Lots 288-302:

Telescopes and Related

Materials from the

Collection of Don Yeier



292

Maison Lerebours and Secretan 2 1/2-inch

Telescope, Paris, France, second half 19th

century, with a 41-in. leather-wrapped main

tube, rack-and-pinion focusing, single-draw

eyepiece engraved Secretan Paris, two

additional eyepieces in lengths of 8 and 12 in.,

with adjustable brass-mounted wood tripodand fitted wood box.

$1,500-2,000

293

A. Bardou 3-inch Library Refractor

Telescope, Paris, 19th century, the 37 1/2-in.

brass main tube engraved A. Bardou Paris

on ocular collar, rack-and-pinion focusing,

mounted on a tapered tripod with collapsible

black painted cast iron snake foot legs,

together with mahogany wood case, overall

lg. 39 in.

$1,000-1,500

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294

Secretan 6-inch Refractor Telescope, Paris,

19th century, the 70-in. brass main tube

engraved on ocular collar Secretan Paris,


on altazimuth mount with worm gear height

adjustment screw, and oak tripod, overall lg.

71 1/2 in.

$6,000-8,000

295

Bardou & Son 2 1/2-inch Refractor

Telescope, Paris, early 20th century, the 37

1/2-in. brass main tube engraved Bardou &Son Paris on ocular collar, rack-and-pinion

focusing, attached to an oak tripod with

manual height adjustment and wood screw

locking knob, overall lg. 39 in.

$1,000-1,500

296

Voigtlander & Son 3-inch Refractor

Telescope, Braunschweing, Germany, late

19th century, the 36 1/2-in. brass main

tube engraved Teleobjectiv No 3 No 61108Voigtlander & Sohn, Braunschweing on ocular

extension, rack-and-pinion focusing, single-

draw eyepiece, 13-in. finderscope, mounted

on a mahogany and brass tripod with

adjustable extension arm, overall lg. 43 1/2 in.

$2,000-2,500


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297

Bronze Art Nouveau Porter Garden

Telescope Frame, No. 43, pierced base with

hour ring divided in ten minute intervals IX-0-IX , lotus leaf base marked The Porter GardenTelescope, Built and Sold by Jones & LamsonMachine Co., Springfield Vermont , slender

leaf rising to the spring-loaded eyepiece

attachment, ht. 33 in.

Note: Designed by Russell Porter (1871-

1949), artist, arctic explorer, engineer, andpioneer of amateur astronomy in America. The

influence of his work can be seen in places

diverse as the Smithsonian Institute and the

200-inch Hale Telescope on Mt. Palomar

in California. Porter’s goal was to create

an instrument that would be ornamental

and practical in equal degrees, useful for

observing the surrounding landscape or

celestial objects. Beginning c. 1923, Porter

Garden Telescopes were produced by the

Jones and Lamson Machine Company of

Vermont. They were originally supplied with a

compendium of accessories, including double

eyepieces (for two people using the telescope

simultaneously), which dismantled with the

mirror and the prism, to stow in a purpose-

fitted case when not in use.

$1,500-2,500

298

Alvan Clark & Sons Company 4 1/2-inch

Offset Erector Prism, Cambridgeport,

Massachusetts, the circular brass and black

lacquered main body engraved Alvan Clark &Sons Co. Cambridgeport, Mass on the ocular

plate.

$800-1,200


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299

Alvan Clark & Sons 4-inch F/15 Refractor

Telescope, Cambridgeport, Massachusetts,

19th/early 20th century, the 49-in. brass

main tube engraved on ocular collar AlvanClark & Sons Corpn Cambridgeport Mass,


and dust cap, mounted on a #6 equatorial

mount with geared slow motion setting circles

marked PAT JAN 3 1899, and counterweight,

mounted on an oak tripod, original red-stained

fitted case with extra eyepiece, overall lg. 67

in.

$15,000-25,000


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300

O.L. Petitdidier 3 1/2-inch Refracting

Telescope, Chicago, Illinois, c. 1915, the

41-in. brass main tube engraved on ocular

collar O.L Petitdidier Chicago, rack-and-pinion

focusing, 9-in. finderscope, and leather-bound

dust cap, with original mahogany tripod,

stained poplar fitted box, and additional

eyepieces, overall lg. 49 in.

$5,000-7,000

301

80mm Binocular and Tripod, No. 374961,

20th century, the 17-in. gray pebble-finished

body with 20 x 40 magnification, fine focusing

at oculars, and objective lens cover, mounted

on adjustable birch tripod, tag reading Carl Zeiss Jena at eyepiece plate, overall lg. 24 in.

$2,000-2,500

302

Carl Zeiss 2 1/2-inch Refractor Telescope,

Carl Zeiss Jena No. 8519, 22-in. main tube

engraved Carl Zeiss Jena Nr. 8519 at ocular

barrel, rack-and-pinion focusing, 12-in.

finderscope, brass objective lens engraved

Carl Zeiss, Jena Nr. 3220 E. f=85cm, screw-

mount sunshade, mounted to an oak and

brass tripod stamped Germany , overall lg. 35

1/2 in.

$2,000-2,500


300



303

Collection of Brass and Leather-bound

Binoculars, late 19th century, England and

France, with many marked around eyepiece,

including London makers Dollond, Ross,

Abraham & Co., and Negretti & Zambra,

Paris makers Lacombe and Lemaire, one set

marked on tubes Army & Navy , together with

a two-draw telescope, fifteen pieces total.

$1,500-2,500

304

George Wilson Mahogany Nocturnal,

late 18th/early 19th century, with a central

brass sighting hole, rotating volvelle with

scale divided 1-12 and pointer finger, circular

section stamped with months, rotating index

arm, reverse side reads George WilsonMaker & Owner , pierced A-shaped handle

terminating in a half moon, instrument lg. 8

1/4 in.

$5,000-7,000

305

Early Pine Sand Glass, reportedly from

Maine, early 19th century, with square bevel-

edged end plates, connected by four spindles,

encasing the two-part colorless glass bulbs

with salmon-colored sand, ht. 5 3/8 in.

$400-600

306

Beechwood Sand Glass with a Blue-

painted Tin, 19th century, the turned

endplates connected by five incised turnedcolumns, enclosing the colorless glass bulb

with rust-colored sand; the tin with fitted top

and riveted lap joint, sand glass ht. 7 in.

$300-500

307

Two Mahogany Sand Glasses, late 19th

century, concentric ring-turned endplates,

connected by three bulbous turned columns,

encasing the colorless glass bulb with salmon-

colored sand, ht. 6 in.

$400-600

308

Two Diptych Pocket Sundials, probably

Germany, with latitudes of major cities printed

on the lid opening to reveal a central compass

with tricolored card, Arabic numeral printed

dials and string gnomons, lg. 2 1/2 to 2 3/4 in.

$300-500

309

H.B. Nims & Co. 16-inch Terrestrial Library

Globe, Troy, New York, last quarter 19th

century, with twelve printed gores, calibratedbrass meridian ring with hour circle, printed

horizon ring on a molded mahogany band

with Gregorian and Zodiacal calendars, resting

on a rococo cast iron stand with acanthus

leaf decorated central baluster and inverted

trumpet flower tri-foot base, ht. 41 in.

$2,000-4,000


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310

Unsigned 5-inch Celestial Globe,

Continental, hand-painted gores laid on a

wooden sphere, constellations represented

as stylized mythological figures, full calibrated

wood meridian ring, printed horizon band, all

resting on four turned legs and cyma-shaped

stretcher, ht. 8 in.

$400-600

311

W. & A.K. Johnston 12-inch CelestialGlobe, Edinburgh, Scotland, mid-19th

century, twelve printed gores, cartouche

reading in part Johnston’s Twelve Inch GlobeEdinburgh 1854, classical constellations

such as the Great Bear, Pegasus, and Orion,

engraved full brass meridian ring and hour

circle, printed horizon band, all resting on four

turned ebonized legs and cross-stretchers,

ht. 18 in.

Provenance: From the collection of Don Yeier.

$1,200-1,800


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315

A. Martinell Mahogany Wheel Barometer,

18 Barrett St., Vauxhall, England, the edge

banded case with a swan’s neck pediment

above the dry/damp dial, alcohol thermometer,

convex mirror and 8-in. barometer dial,

terminating in the bubble level reading as

above, ht. 38 in.

$300-500

316

Savage & Son Rosewood Stick Barometer,

London, 19th century, the arched hood with

a glazed hinged door opening to a silvered

dial engraved as above, scale marked 27-31,

and alcohol thermometer, exposed clear glass

mercury tube terminating in a bulbous wood

covered cistern with threaded adjustment

knob, lg. 37 in.

$800-1,200

317

A. & N.C.S. Ltd. Mahogany and Glass

Cased Barograph, Westminster, England,

c. 1900, lacquered brass plate with clock

mechanism in brass recording drum, ink bottle

holder, and seven cell aneroid barometer

connected to recording arm with pen nib, five-

glass-panel removable cover, and a shelf with

framed chart below, ht. with shelf, 18 3/4 in.

$500-700


316



318

Edward Draper 3-inch Brass Surveyor’s

Compass, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th

century, engraved silvered compass dial

marked as above, cardinal points in block

letters, fleur-de-lis representing north, needlering calibrated 0-90 in four quadrants, and

1-in. sighting vanes, housed in a fitted

mahogany box.

$700-900

319

Early Brass and Mahogany Sighting

Instrument, 19th century, the brass

instrument with pinned mahogany accents,

hinged lower legs with two threaded brass

knobs for attaching to a tripod, telescoping

center rod, two hinged upper arms each

having a flat paddle knob with leather

bushings, one with sighting vane and green

horizontal sunshade, the other with hingedsighting line and blue sunshade, instrument

collapses for storage in a green velvet-lined

fitted case, ht. of instrument closed, 6 1/2 in.

$800-1,200

320

H.M. Pool Brass Surveyor’s Compass,

Easton, Massachusetts, 19th century, 4 1/2-

in. engraved silvered dial marked as above,

intermediate points in block letters, fleur-de-lis

representing north, needle ring calibrated 0-90

in four quadrants, dual bubble levels, sighting

vanes and tripod mount, all housed in a fitted

mahogany box, instrument lg. 13 3/4 in. $500-700

321

J. Pool & Co. Brass Surveyor’s Vernier

Compass, Easton, Massachusetts, 19th

century, 5 1/2-in. engraved silvered dial

marked as above with floral-decorated

“North” star, needle ring calibrated 0-90 in

four quadrants, dual bubble levels and vernier

scale marked 0-30, sighting vanes and tripod

mount, housed in a fitted mahogany box,

instrument lg. 14 3/4 in.

$700-900

322

Meneely & Oothout Surveyor’s Brass

Compass, West Troy, New York, 19th century,

6 1/2-in. engraved silvered compass marked

as above, intermediate points in script letters,

fleur-de-lis representing north, dual bubble

levels, sighting vanes and tripod mount,

housed in a fitted mahogany box with label

reading in part Church Bells & Town Clocks,


$800-1,200


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323

W. & L.E. Gurley Brass Surveyor’s Vernier

Compass, Troy, New York, nineteenth

century, 6-in. engraved si lvered dial marked

as above, cardinal points in block letters,

fleur-de-lis representing north, vernier scale

marked 0-20, knurled adjustment knobs,dual bubble levels and tripod mount, housed

in a fitted mahogany box with label stating

in part W. & L.E. Gurley Civil Engineers’ andSurveyors’ Instruments, Fulton-street, TroyN.Y., instrument lg. 15 1/2 in.

$700-900

324

W. & L.E. Gurley Engineer’s Transit, Troy,

New York, late 19th century, 5-in. engraved

silvered dial marked as above, cardinal points

in block letters, fleur-de-lis representing north,

needle ring calibrated 0-90 in four quadrants,enclosed horizontal scale with verniers divided

0-30, A-frame supports with an 11-in. scope,

full vertical scale, bubble level and rack

focusing, tripod mount with four adjustable

feet, mahogany fitted box with label, sunshade

and screwdriver, instrument ht. 10 in.

$700-900

325

Andrew Meneely Brass Engineer’s Level,

West Troy, New York, 19th century, 15-in.

scope with rack focusing, and sunshade,

bubble level above the engraved horizontal

frame reading Andrew Meneely West Troy,

N.Y , fine adjustment knob and locking screwon tripod mount, ht. 10 1/2 in.

$300-500

326

C. Plath 7-inch Sextant, Hamburg, Germany,

with pierced frame, inset brass silvered scale

calibrated 0-155, marked C. Plath Hamburg,

index arm, adjustable magnifier, vernier scale

marked 0-10, multiple sun shades, horizon

mirror, eyepieces, and a rosewood handle,

all in a fitted mahogany box with German C.

Plath manual.

$400-600

327

Two Brass Nautical Instruments, 19th

century, a 9-in. circular protractor engraved on

cross bar G. Rowney & Co. London, housed

in a later mahogany case, and an 18-in. brass

parallel rolling rule marked Patt No. 160100,

mounted on a mahogany plaque.

$300-500


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328

Thomas Walker & Son Brass Depth Finder,

Birmingham, England, serial number 2014, c.

1870, with geared four-blade propeller, count

ring dial stamped Walker Patent 2014 with an

anchor, lg. 9 3/4 in.

$300-500

329

Collection of 18th Century Spectacles,

a pair of Benjamin Martin horn-rimmed

spectacles, eight double-folding steel

examples with “wig loop” ends, two pairs of

brass spectacles with teardrop-shaped ends,

and three straight temple steel examples,

fourteen total.

$300-500

330

Collection of 19th Century Spectacles

or “Eyeglasses,” coin silver, brass, and

steel frames, round and oval lenses, “crank

bridges,” many with straight temples, and a

few with pin-in-slot temples, some marked

with makers’ names, approximately seventy-

five total.

$300-500

331

Collection of 19th Century Tinted “Four

Lens” Spectacles, three “Double D”

examples: two with riding or curl temples and

one with double-fold temples, together with

three octagonal rimmed examples, all withpinned sliding temples, and three other pairs,

nine total.

$300-500

332

Collection of Spectacles and Cases,

19th/20th century, a pair of 19th century

bifocals with pin-in-slot temples, a pair of

octagonal green lens “Double D” spectacles

with pin-in-slot temples (chips), a pair of

oval, long straight temple spectacles (lacking

lenses), a pair of rimless pince-nez glasses in a

sharkskin case marked Frumess OptometristsDenver , a boxed set of “Crookes Shades” in

a cardboard box marked Bausch & Lomb, a

yellow and green variegated celluloid case,

two aluminum cases, and a leather-wrapped

case.

$300-500

333Collection of Lorgnettes and Oxford

Spectacles, 19th/20th century, six lorgnettes,

a pair of Art Deco decorated rectangular

spring bridge framed lorgnettes marked 14K ,three sterling silver pairs, and two riveted,

seven Oxford spectacles with spring bridge

and nose pads, one stamped on bridge 14KPat Jan 30’17 , six others stamped 12K G.F.,and two round plastic framed examples,

together with five hard or “scroll bridge”

examples in plastic and metal frames, twenty

total.

$400-600


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334

Mayer & Meltzer Surgical Set, London,

19th century, with approximately thirty

instruments most marked by maker, including

surgical knives and scalpels with plain

and crosshatched ebony handles, brass

tourniquet, and bone saw, all in a fitted

mahogany carrying case with lift-out tray, box

lg. 17 1/4 in.

$2,000-4,000

335

18th Century Bell Ringer Wheel and Arbor,

the chestnut 40-in. four-spoked lap-joint

constructed wheel with hand-wrought iron

“V”-shaped rope guides, 60-in. shank both

ends having a iron shaft. $800-1,200

336

Large Renaissance Iron Chest Lock,

Europe, double throw deadbolt with single

tumbler, scroll and floral designed strapping,

and an engraved fleur-de-lis plate, lg. 22 x wd.

18 in.

$1,000-1,500

337

Collection of Iron Padlocks, Continental,

16th to 19th century, all with single shackles,

including a Russian and a Dutch example,

seven with keys, eight total locks, lg. 3 to 11

in.

Provenance: Formerly from the collection of

Burt Blechman. $800-1,200

338

Collection of European Chest and Door

Locks, 17th and 18th century, a pierced and

engraved German example with four latch

bolts, and six others in various forms and

mechanism, seven total, four with keys, lg. 5

1/2 to 16 in.


Burt Blechman.

$1,000-1,500

339

Collection of Iron Padlocks, Continental,

17th to 19th century, including chest locks,

some with working mechanisms and keys,

twelve total locks and nine assorted keys, lg.

3 1/4 to 11 in.


Burt Blechman.

$1,000-1,500

340

Collection of European Iron Padlocks, 17th

to 19th century, key- or screw-type shield-

shape examples with various size shackles,

including a Russian example, many with keys,

twenty-two total.


Burt Blechman.

$500-700


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341Collection of 19th and Early 20th Century

Keys, America and Europe, with simple

circular and oval bows, pins, and barrel

shanks, some with elaborate bits, fifty keys in

all, housed in a wooden case.

Provenance: Reportedly from the G. Brown

collection. Three having handwritten tags from

businesses along the Boston waterfront.

$800-1,200

342

H.C. Jones Brass Padlock, Newark, New

Jersey, mid-19th century, with removable front

plate, dust guard stamped HC Jones PatentNewark NJ, dual spring mechanism, and a

brass key, ht. 3 5/8 in.

$500-700

343

Civil War-era Brass Combination Lock,

c. 1862, four rotating barrels with engraved

letters, ht. 1 1/2 in.

Note: Similar example pictured in Francis A.

Lord, Civil War Collectors Encyclopedia, Vol.

3–5.

$500-700

344

Two Civil War-era Combination Locks, one

with steel side arms and four brass barrels,

the other a fully brass example with five barrels

and an “H” stamped on the side, both with

engraved letters on the barrels, ht. 1 1/4 to

2 in.


Burt Blechman.

$400-600


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345

Collection of Asian and Moroccan

Padlocks, 19th century, the three brass

and iron Moroccan padlocks with adjustable

center section, and hidden keyhole, three

Asian animal-form locks, two dohl-shaped,

one with a three barrel combination, the other

with sliding key, and a fish-form sliding key

example, together with eight miniature sliding

key padlocks, fourteen total.


Burt Blechman.

$400-600

346Newton & Co. Lacquered Brass Monocular/

Binocular Compound Microscope,

London, c. 1870, with interchangeable eye

tubes, rack-and-pinion focusing on limb and

eyepieces of binocular tube, fine focusing on

nose, rectangular stage with X-Y adjustments,

mechanical substage with condenser, and

plano/concave mirror on swing-arm, on

Y-shaped foot marked Newton & Co. 3 FleetStreet Temple Bar London, with a mahogany

compendium with additional eyepieces

and objectives, and freestanding bull’s-eye

condenser, ht. 18 in.

$1,500-2,000

347

Candlestick No. 1 Pay Phone Station by

Bell Telephone, first quarter 20th century, the

brass and black enameled candlestick with

rotary dial reading Wait for Dial Tone, Hyatt ,and marked W29 at mouthpiece, the pay

station with 5-10-25 cent coin slots and brass

plaque reading in part Directions Call CentralOffice as Usual Do not Deposit Money untilTold by Operator, Gray Tel. Pay Sta. co. H’F’D’CT., ht. 12 in.

$300-500

348

Williams No. “1” Straight Typewriter, Brady

Manufacturing Co., Brooklyn, New York, no.

2675, c. 1893, the “grasshopper” mechanism

with two type bars on either side of platen,

three-row straight keyboard, and plate

reading Williams and patent dates, original

quarter-sawn oak case with gilt letters reading

Williams, box lg. 15 1/4 in.

$500-700

349

Tridacna Gigas “Giant Clam” Shell Pair,

Indo-Pacific Oceans, this specimen has been

fitted with metal rods to hold the shells in an

open position, lg. 38, wd. 22 in.

$900-1,200


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350

Silver Pair-cased Verge Pocket Watch,

London, c. 1700, the outer silver-pinned

painted bone case opens to the plain silver

inner case with rotating shutter to windingaperture, silver champlevé Roman numeral

dial with outer Arabic minute markings marked

Beeg, London, blued beetle and poker hands,

gilt, swing-out, full plate, chain fusee, verge

movement marked Ch. Beeg,158, with tulip

pillars, pierced and engraved balance cock

and foot, silver regulator disc, with silver key

and chain, dia. 52 mm.

$2,500-3,500


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351

Johnson Silver Pair-cased Quarter-

repeating Watch, London, No. 1668, c.

1760, the outer case opens to the Roman

numeral porcelain dial and gold hands, the

inner case with interior bell opens to the dust

cover signed Johnson/London/No. 1668,

gilt full-plate chain fusee movement marked

Johnson/Grays Inn Passage/No. 1668,

pierced balance cock with diamond endstone, engraved foot, silvered regulating dial

and ruby cylinder escapement, dia. 50 mm.

$2,800-3,200

352

Wilkerson Silver Pair-cased Watch with

Masonic Dial, Leicester, No. 582, c. 1800,

the outer case opens to the porcelain Roman

numeral dial with center fully decorated

with Masonic iconography including the

sun, moon, arch, checkered floor, beehive

and the “all seeing eye” under the twelve

o’clock position, brass spade hands, back

case hallmarked WJ, full plate gilt movementmarked Wilkerson/Leicester/No. 582, fully

pierced and engraved balance cock and foot,

key-wind, chain fusee, verge escapement

movement, dia. 48 mm.

$1,800-2,200

353

Two Silver London Watches, James

McCabe, c. 1820, no. 9307, and F. Dent, c.

1855, no. 22665, both with key-wind, key-set,

chain fusee movements in sterling silver cases,

the McCabe with both the dial and movement

marked Jas. McCabe, Royal Exchange,

London, 9307 , with duplex escapement,

recased in an open face consular case, dia.54 mm, the Dent with movement and dial

marked F. Dent , London, 22665, with lever

escapement, in a hunting consular case, dia.

51 mm.

$500-700

354

Silver Quarter-repeating Alarm Watch,

Continental, c. 1800, convex porcelain Arabic

numeral dial, three hands off center, time

and alarm winding through dial, unmarked,

full-plate, chain fusee, verge movement with

alarm and repeat functions, in an open-face

Continental silver case, dia. 58 mm. $700-900

355

Romilly 18kt Gold Verge Pocket Watch,

Paris, c. 1820, the case with “bull’s-eye”

crystal opens to an enameled Arabic numeral

dial marked Romilly , A Paris, gold-tone hands,

hinged, chain fusee, verge escapement

movement marked Romilly , Paris, 10716, dia.

47 mm.

$300-500

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Jules Jurgensen 14kt Gold Five-minute

Repeating Watch, Copenhagen, c. 1890,

the engine-turned gold case marked D &Co./72341 opens to the porcelain Roman

numeral dial inscribed, Jules Jurgensen/ Copenhagen, sunk seconds and moon

hands below the crystal and beaded bezel,

Jurgensen “bow setting” feature and stem-wind, Swiss-type bar movement signed

Jules Jurgensen/Copenhagen/No. 18093(?),

slide activated five-minute repeater, lever

escapement, all under a crystal, dia. 55 mm.

$3,000-5,000

357

T.S. & J.D. Negus 18kt Gold Hunting

Case Watch, New York, c. 1880, no. 5700,

porcelain Roman numeral dial with sunk

seconds marked T.S. & J.D. Negus, New York ,gilt, half-plate movement engraved with name,

number, and location as above, engraved

balance cock with diamond end stone, in afully engine-turned case with front cartouche

engraved U.S. Navy , dia. 52 mm.

$3,000-5,000


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35818kt Gold Open Face Watch with “M” Fob,

No. 3448, c. 1889, enamel Roman numeral

dial with sunk seconds, pierced gold hands,

inside of case marked 18K , A.F. & Cie, 3448,

cuvette with dedication and rear of case

monogrammed, stem-wind, pin-set, shaped

damascened nickel three-quarter-plate

movement marked with number as above and

Patent No. 274613, with an “M” fob, dia. 51

mm.

$700-900

359David F. Magnin 18kt Gold Hunting Case

Watch, Geneva, No. 80993, c. 1870, enamel

Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds

marked with maker’s name and location,

fully engraved and engine-turned case

marked K 18, cuvette engraved with name,

number and location as above and name of

previous owner, stem-wind, lever-set, bar-type

movement marked as cuvette, dia. 43 mm.

$500-700

360

Large Open Face Split Second

Chronograph, F.L. Lobner/Berlin, W9, c.

1890, with porcelain Arabic numeral dial

signed as above, four hands off the center,

seconds and register dials, stem-wind and

pin-set gilt plate fully jeweled movement with

lever escapement, dia. 64 mm.

$1,800-2,200

361Harris & Shafer Silver Goliath Watch,

France, c. 1910, with Roman numeral

porcelain dial signed Harris & Shafer/ Washington, D.C. and Made in France,

seconds bit and blued-steel spade hands,

stem-wind, pin-set, gilt plate movement

marked France with lever escapement, dia.

70 mm.

$500-700


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Silver Longines Pocket Alarm Watch,

Switzerland, c. 1920, no. 4036889, the Arabic

numeral dial with subsidiary alarm dial at 12

and seconds at 6 marked Longines, blued

Breguet hands, tandem-wind, 15-jewel,

damascened, bar-type movement housed in a

sterling silver open-face case, dia. 51 mm.

$800-1,200

363

18kt Gold Weingart Open Face Watch,

Paris, the gold-tone Arabic numeral dial

with sunk seconds and engine-turned

center, marked with the Greek letter omega,

blued-steel hands, unmarked gilt movement,

monogramed case back and cuvette markedW. Weingart Fabricant , Bd. Poissonniere,

Paris, in a burl box with beveled glass window,

dia. 50 mm.

$1,000-1,500

364

18kt Gold Lady’s Hunting Case Watch,

Grogan & Merz, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,

No. 40273, c. 1883, the enamel Arabic

numeral dial with red five minute markings,

sunk seconds, blued Breguet-style hands,

fully engraved case, cuvette engraved

with name and date, stem-wind, lever-set,

shaped damascened nickel three-quarter-

plate movement marked Grogan & Merz ,Pittsburgh, Pa., with a pin of a dragon on a

sword, dia. 40 mm.

$600-800

365

Tiffany 18kt Yellow Gold Open Face Pocket

Watch, New York, No. 101461, with whiteporcelain Arabic numeral dial with sunk

seconds marked Tiffany & Co., New York ,Swiss nickel bar-type movement marked with

name, location and number as above, in an

open face 18kt gold case with a monogramed

back, with a 14kt gold football-shaped fob

marked Champions 1896, on a fine platinum

and pearl chain, dia. 50 mm.

$1,500-2,000

366

Tiffany 18kt Gold Five-minute Repeater

Chronograph Watch, Geneva, c. 1900, no.

14999, porcelain Roman numeral dial with

sunk seconds marked Tiffany & Co., Geneva,

Breguet-style blued hands, stem-wind, stem-

set, movement marked as the dial and with

the number above, open face case marked

18K , with slide lever to activate the repeat

function, dia. 52 mm.

$3,000-5,000

367

18kt Gold Tiffany & Company Pocket

Watch by Patek Philippe, Switzerland, no.

185761, white enamel Arabic numeral dialwith sunk seconds marked Tiffany & Co.,Switzerland , damascened nickel, bar-type

movement marked with number and location

as above and Eighteen (18) Jewels, Eight (8) Adjustments, Made for Tiffany & Co., By PatekPhilippe & Co., in an 18kt open face case, dia.

47 mm.

$3,000-5,000


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368

Lady’s Gold Champlevé Pendant Watch,

Switzerland, c. 1900, 30 mm dia. silvered

Roman numeral dial with champlevé spandrels

and back, the cuvette engraved Echappement a Cylinder/trous rubis/Bautte a Geneva within

a cartouche and engine-turned perimeter, key-

wind and set, cylinder-escapement movement

with ivory-handled key and fine link chain, all in

a fitted red leather silk-lined carrying case, the

watch 33 mm square.

$1,700-2,500

369

Howard 23-jewel Series 0 Open Face

Watch, Boston, No. 1158840, with a matte

silver dial with sunk seconds, bold Arabicnumerals, 23-jewel stem-wind, lever-set

movement marked with serial number

and jewel count as above and Series 0, E.

Howard Watch Co., Boston, U.S.A., Special Adjustment , Five Positions, Temperature, in

a swing-out, gold-filled “Crescent” case, dia.

52 mm.

$400-600


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Howard Series 0 23-jewel Open Face

Watch, Boston, No. 1086848, with

“Montgomery”-style double sunk dial marked

Howard , stem-wind, lever-set, 23-jewel

movement marked with serial number and

jewel count as above and E. Howard WatchCo., Boston, U.S.A., Special Adjustment FivePositions, Temperature, in a swing-out J. Boss

Extra, gold-filled, open face case, dia. 53 mm.

$400-600

371Two 14kt Gold Pocket Watches, an open

face Waltham with a matte silver Arabic

numeral dial marked Waltham, monogramed

case back and lengthy presentation

engraving on cuvette, stem-wind, stem-

set, damascened nickel movement marked

A.W.W.Co., Waltham, Mass, 17 Jewels,

20239624, and Swiss stem-wind, pin-set

watch in an engine-turned hunting case

marked K 14, cuvette engraved with previous

owner’s name, damascened nickel movement

marked No. 39989, dia. 45 to 51 mm.

$600-800

372

Elgin 18kt Gold Pair-cased Watch, Illinois,

no. 5630417, c. 1894, white enamel Arabic

numeral dial with red five minute markings and

sunk seconds, blued spade hands, stem-

wind, lever-set, 15-jewel damascened nickel

movement marked with maker’s name and

serial number as above, in English fully engine-

turned inner and outer cases, dia. 57 mm.

$2,000-2,500

373

Platinum Waltham “Cushion Style” OperaWatch, Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1920, no.

23074788, the ultra thin case with matte silver

Arabic numeral dial marked Waltham, a stem-

wind, stem-set, 6 size movement marked with

number as above and Ruby , in an engraved

insert to fit a larger cushion-style case marked

Platinum, perimeter of case and bow set with

tiny diamonds and the crown topped by a

sapphire-colored jewel, dia. 41 mm.

$700-900

374

Silver U.S. WWI Trench Chronograph,

Berna Watch Company, Switzerland, c. 1915,

the enamel Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary

seconds at 9 and thirty minute chronograph

at 3, pierced hour and minute hands, center

mounted sweep split second hand, single

button for winding, setting and chronograph

operation, 17-jewel nickel Swiss movement,

in a sterling silver case with wire lugs, army

green fabric strap with metal clasp with US cut

out, dia. 33 mm.

$1,500-2,000

375

Movado Triple Calendar Travel or Pocket

Clock, Switzerland, c. 1940, no. 1249 &

467M on case back, the clock is wound by

opening and closing the sliding stainless steel

and leather case which opens to an Arabic

numeral dial with third hand for day of the

month and apertures for month, day of the

week, and moon’s age, when open, flip-out

stand on rear allows use as a bedside or desk

clock, lg. open 3 x wd. 1 3/8 in.

$1,000-1,500

376

Movado 14kt Calendograph Wristwatch,

Switzerland, c. 1945, two-tone silver dial

with raised Arabic numerals, date ring, and

seconds in red at outer edge, day of week

aperture at 9 and month at 3, gold hands and

red sweep center seconds, calendar push

buttons at 2 and 4, snapback, ribbed sides

and “turtle” lugs case, with a leather strap, dia.

34 mm.

$800-1,200


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Omega Cosmic Triple Calendar Watch,

Switzerland, 1950s, matte s ilver, gold, and

blue dial, outer day of the month calendar dial

in blue Arabic numerals, subsidiary seconds,

apertures for day of the week, month, and

moon’s age dials, stainless steel case with

crown for winding and setting time, three

pushers for setting the calendars: two on the

right, one on the left, with new leather strap,

dia. 37 mm.

$1,800-2,500

378

Omega “Constellation” Chronometer

Watch, Switzerland, c. 1960, black Pie Pan

dial with date aperture marked in part Omega Automatic, Chronometer , Constellation,

stainless steel screw-back case with

observatory symbol on back, with a black

leather strap, dia. without crown 34 mm.

$800-1,200

379

Omega Speedmaster “Professional”

Stainless Steel Chronograph Wristwatch,

Switzerland, c. 1974, the black dial inscribed

Omega Speedmaster Professional , with stick

numerals, three subsidiary dials, and outer

“Tachymetre” dial, chronograph calibre 861

manual-wind movement, and stainless steel

bracelet, dia. 42 mm.

Note: The Speedmaster was the first watch

worn on the moon and approved by NASA for

all manned space missions.

$1,000-1,500

380

18kt Gold Baume & Mercier Date Calendar

Moonphase Chronograph Watch,

Switzerland, c. 1990, no. 1455118, matte

silver, gold, and blue dial, subsidiary seconds,

moonphase and day of the month, and two

chronograph dials, case back marked with

maker’s name, location, movement serial

number, and 18K , 86102099, with adjustable

leather strap, in box with original guaranteecard, dia. 32 mm.

$1,000-1,500

381

Breguet Classique 3910 Yellow Gold

Wristwatch, last quarter 20th century, Roman

numeral dial, sunk seconds, and engraved

Breguet No. 5103, manual-winding movement

reading eighteen (18) Jewels Breguet No.9137 , Speidel leather band, dia. 34 mm.

$3,000-5,000


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382

Champlevé Hour-repeating Carriage Clock,

France, c. 1890, the brass and beveled glass

case with champlevé handle, top, dial mask,

columns, and lower frieze, 2-in. silvered

Arabic numeral dial with seconds below,

eight-day, time, strike, and alarm movement

with hour repeat on demand, regulated by a

silvered platform escapement, ht. with handle

extended 7 in.

$800-1,200

383

M & S Woog Carriage Clock, Paris, c. 1870,the brass and beveled glass case marked

on the underside of the base L. Lange, 702,

porcelain Roman numeral dial with subsidiary

alarm dial, eight-day, time, strike, and alarm

movement with sweep center seconds and

repeat on demand marked M & S Woog aParis, 59, all in a leather carrying case, ht. with

handle extended 7 1/2 in.

$600-800

384

A.H. Rodanet Hour-repeating Carriage

Clock, Paris, c. 1890, the brass and glass

Corniche case with enamel dial marked in

part A. H. Rodanet & Co., 38 Rue Vivienne,Paris, subsidiary alarm dial, Breguet hands,

eight-day, time, strike, alarm, and hour repeat

on command movement with lever platform

escapement, ht. with handle extended 7 1/2

in.

$400-600

385

L’ Epee Hour Repeat, Day, Date, and

Alarm Carriage Clock, France, 20th century,

polished brass and beveled glass case,

enamel Roman numeral dial marked L’ Epee,

Fondee en 1839, Sainte Luxanne, France, with

subsidiary day of the week, alarm, and day ofthe month dials below, eight-day, time, strike,

alarm, and hour repeat on demand movement

regulated by a platform escapement, ht. with

handle extended 7 in.

$800-1,000


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386

Lapis Lazuli Hour-repeating and Alarm

Carriage Clock, Paris, France, c. 1880, the

patinated cast brass case with lapis lazuli

panels on all five surfaces, engine-turned

Arabic numeral dial with blued-steel moon

hands and marked France, with stylized

feathers in the corners of the front, side,

and rear panels, the top with wreath and

ribbon handle and pusher for hour-repeat

function, eight-day, time, strike, and hour-

repeating movement with rear plate marked

Made in Paris and the retailer J.E. Caldwell ,Philadelphia, platform escapement and

inscribed 13 Jewels, porcelain alarm setting

disc with Arabic numerals and single gong

with two hammers, ht. 7 in. with handle

extended.

$800-1,200

387

Brass Hour-striking Carriage Clock, France,

c. 1900, the brass and beveled glass case

with overlaid friezes in gilt repoussé on the

carrying handle, top, corners, and base,

porcelain Arabic numeral dial with repoussécenter, gilt dial surround and blued-steel

spade hands, eight-day, time and strike,

spring-powered movement with original lever

platform escapement, ht. 7 1/2 in. with handle

extended.

$500-700

388

Brass and Ebonized Hour-repeating

Carriage Clock, France, c. 1880, the brass,

silvered brass, and ebonized case with

beveled glass front and back, carrying handle

and a silvered brass Roman numeral dial withpainted bird and floral decoration, painted

silvered panels with similar decoration and

eight-day, time and strike movement with

platform escapement and hour repeat on

command, ht. with handle extended 8 in.

$3,000-5,000

389

French Grande Sonnerie Gilt Carriage

Clock, retailed by Bigelow Kennard, Boston,

c. 1900, the gilt case with freestanding

columns and Corinthian capitals flanking the

silvered brass Roman numeral dial marked

Bigelow Kennard & Co./Boston, moon hands

and a floral-decorated center, hammered zinc

decoration on the dial surround with floral

and dragonfly decoration, similar decoration

on side panels, one with raised gilded

cricket, eight-day, time and strike, grande

sonnerie movement with dual hammers and

silencing lever on the bottom, original platform

escapement and push repeat lever, ht. with

handle raised 8 3/4 in.

$9,000-12,000


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Miniature Oval Carriage Clock with Alarm,

French, c. 1890, the oval gilt-brass and

beveled glass case with 1 1/2-in. porcelain

Roman numeral dial and lower Arabic numeral

alarm dial and frosted gilt dial surround,

eight-day, time and alarm movement with

bell mounted on the underside and cylinder

platform escapement, ht. with handle

extended 5 1/2 in.

$600-800

391

William Bond & Son Carriage Clock,

Boston, c. 1890, movement by Richard & Cie,

Paris, with brass and beveled glass “AnglaiseRiche” case, 2-in. silvered Roman numeral

dial, silvered dial mask marked Wm. Bond& Son, Boston, eight-day, time and strike

with repeat on demand movement marked

in an oval R & C, regulated by a platform

escapement, in velvet-lined leather carrying

case, ht. with handle extended 7 1/2 in.

$800-1,200

392

Grand Sonnerie Carriage Clock, Paris, c.

1890, brass and beveled glass Corniche case

with carrying handle and repeat button on

top, porcelain Arabic numeral dial with alarm

dial below marked Lepine, Paris, Place desVictoires, selector under base marked GrandeSonnerie, Silence, Petite Sonnerie, eight-day,

time, strike, and alarm movement, regulated

by a silvered platform escapement, ht. with


$1,000-1,500

393

Continental Gilt and Enameled Figural

Boudoir Clock, France, late 19th Century,

the oval enameled Roman numeral dial withgilt floral surround and brass hands, rooster

finial, opening to the gilt full-plate fusee

movement marked Robin Paris, pierced

balance cock with diamond end stone and

verge escapement, enameled allegorical and

classical figures adorn the back and inside

of the case held aloft by a Turkish warrior

on a raised pillow base with four allegorical

vignettes, gilt floral decoration and applied

masks, all on four scrolled feet, fitted wooden

gold leaf and painted box, ht. of clock 7 1/2 in.

$4,000-6,000

394

J. Evans Miniature Bedside Clock, 89

Mount Street, Grosvenor Square, London, c.

1880, the enameled Roman numeral dial with

spade hands, winding arbor, and signed as

above all enclosed in a turned brass bezel,

three-quarter-plate watch movement engraved

J. Evans/No. 14116/89 Mount Street/BerkeleySquare, raised pallet cock with ruby end

stone, two-arm bi-metallic balance wheel and

regulation lever, all supported on a mahogany

case with banded, line, and oval inlay in the

waist flanked by stylized satinwood fans on

a green ground, the raised base with similar

banded and line inlays enclosing a central

diamond, all on a molded base, ht. 7 in.

$400-600


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395

M. Low Two-day Break-circuit Marine

Chronometer, c. 1942, with silvered twenty-four

hour dial, subsidiary seconds and up/down indicator

marked M. Low Inc., Est. 1830, center of seconds

bit is cut out to show seconds wheel and the

break-circuit contacts, in a metal bowl held in a fully

foam-lined phenolic case, contacts through the case

marked output 10 secs., ht. 6, wd. 8 1/2 in.

$1,000-2,000

396

Hamilton Model 22 Deck Watch, Lancaster,

Pennsylvania, 2 1/4-in. matte silver Arabic dial

marked Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., with up/

down sector and seconds bit, 21-jewel, stem-wind,

pin-set movement in a fully gimbaled brass bowl, all

in a three-tier mahogany case, ht. 6 in.

$600-800

397 A. Ericsson Marine Chronometer, retailed

St. Petersburg, No. 1061, the 4-in. silvered

brass Roman numeral dial signed A. Ericsson/ St. Petersburg, up-down indicator calibrated

0-56, seconds bit with 1061 within the seconds

chapter, gold hands and silvered dial surround, full

damascened plates, two-arm bi-metallic balance

with helical hairspring and diamond end stone, chain

fusee and spring detent escapement with break

circuit attachment, all set in a gimbaled lacquered

bowl with tipsy-key and locking mechanism, three-

tier mahogany box with bone plate engraved A.Ericsson, St. Petersburg/1061, recessed handles

and lock.

$2,000-2,500


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398

Waltham Watch Company Eight-

day Chronometer Watch, Waltham,

Massachusetts, c. 1935, No. 28924162, the

matte silvered dial with subsidiary seconds

and up/down indicator marked Waltham, in a

mahogany counter display with black phenolic

top with attached brass plates marked HaroldHildreth, Correct Time, eight-day, 37-size

15-jewel movement with lever escapement, ht.2 1/2 x wd. 8 in.

$800-1,200

399

William Shepherd Two-day Marine

Chronometer, Liverpool, c. 1850, No. 2719,

the 3 1/2-in. silvered Roman numeral dial

with subsidiary seconds and up/down sector

marked Wm. Shepherd , Liverpool , 2719,

chain fusee movement with spring detent

escapement, maintaining power, split bi-

metallic balance, helical balance spring, in a

fully gimbaled brass bowl with screw bezel,three-tier, brass-bound, rosewood box with

brass carrying handles and bone maker’s

plate, ht. 7 1/2 in.

$1,500-2,500

400

Japanese Shaku Dokei Clock with

Namagata Dial, c. 1845, the glazed hood

over the trunk with Namagata dial of thirteen

columns with a scale to show the changing

hours read against a descending arm attached

to the weight, key drawer (with key) in the

base, the movement with floral engraved front

plate topped by a subsidiary “seconds” dial,with two turned half-height columns at the

front, regulated by a balance wheel and verge

escapement, ht. 16 in.

$1,000-1,500

401

Japanese Makura Dokei Clock, c. 1850, the

shallow caddy-top case with center-mounted

brass handle, fabric-backed sound frets and

glazed panels, the movement mounted to

a hardwood plinth with central key drawer

(original key), four turned corner pillars,

engraved front, top, and back plates, fixed

steel hand, revolving dial with adjustable hourand half-hour markings, time train powered

by a chain fusee and regulated by verge

escapement and balance wheel, the strike

train powered by a going barrel and with a rear

mounted countwheel, ht. 6 1/2 in.

$3,000-5,000


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402

Japanese Double Foliot Yagura Dokei

Clock, mid-19th century, the domed bell

mounted over the engraved brass case with

foliate vines, the front with two calendar

apertures, fixed round chapter ring with

revolving hand and alarm setting disc in the

center, the brass, time, strike, and alarm

movement regulated by twin foliots and auto

change-over, powered by two painted iron

weights, with modern wall bracket, ht. 12 in.

$2,000-4,000

403

Japanese Makura Dokei Clock, 19th

century, with straight sided bell above the

top-mounted balance wheel, turned brass

corner columns, floral engraved front and

back plates, double calendar apertures, 2

1/4-in. revolving dial with adjustable hour and

half-hour plaques, fixed pierced steel hand,

chain fusee time train and going barrel strike

train, in a glazed rosewood case with hidden

key drawer and brass carrying handle, ht. with


$7,000-9,000

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404

Japanese Double Foliot Dai Dokei Clock,

18th century, a large domed bell with thick

rim secured by a twin scroll nut mounted over

the twin foliots, the brass case with acid-

etched surface, engraved waves and applied

birds, fixed black lacquered chapter ring

around rotating alarm disc with brass hand,

weight-powered iron time, strike, and alarm

movement with verge escapement, all on a

paint-decorated wooden stand with hood, ht.

45 in.

$10,000-15,000


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405

Japanned Beech Case Lantern Clock,

marked Vides et nefcis, Horam/F.G.F., c.

1735, the sarcophagus top hood with single

finial over the glazed dial door with pierced

sound frets above the opening and on the

sides, the 6 1/2-in. brass dial inscribed as

above in the arch, pressed brass spandrels,

Roman numeral chapter ring with minutemarks and engraved center, blued-steel

forged hands, thirty-hour time and hour

strike movement with crown wheel and

verge escapement, countwheel mounted on

rear plate, “Morbier type” bell hammer, 8-in.

pendulum and bell mounted above within four

finials, powered by a lead weight, the case

with arched waist door, recessed side panels

and two-stage base molding with Japanning

on a red ground throughout the clock with

figures, birds, animals, trees, flowers, and a

temple, ht. 102 in.

$6,000-8,000

406

Thomas Swinnerton Lantern Clock,

Newcastle-under-Lyme, England, c. 1690,

brass case with strapped bell above, brass

frets, engraved Roman numeral chapter

ring with half- and quarter-hour markings,

engraved dial plate marked ThomasSwinnerton Fecit , single steel hand, thirty-

hour, time and countwheel strike movementwith recoil escapement, regulated by a long

pendulum and powered by a single weight,

ht. 14 in.

$2,000-4,000

407

Brass Fusee Lantern Clock, England, c.

1880, brass case with strapped bell above,

pierced brass frets, applied 6 1/2-in. engraved

Roman numeral chapter ring with half- and

quarter-hour markings, dial plate with

engraved center and spandrels, two hands,

chain fusee time and strike movement with

recoil escapement regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 16 in. $500-700

408

Thomas Moore, Ipswich Lantern Clock,

England, c. 1880, the brass case topped by

a strapped bell over three brass frets, applied,

silvered, engraved, Roman numeral chapter

ring with half- and quarter-hour markings,

dial plate with engraved center marked Tho.Moore, Ipswich, two hands, eight-day, twin-

fusee, time and strike movement with recoil

escapement regulated by a pendulum, ht. 15

in.

$600-800

409

Brass Skeleton Timepiece, England, c.

1840, with 5-in. silvered, scalloped, Roman

numeral chapter ring, skeletonized plates

housing an eight-day, chain fusee, time-only

movement on four turned brass feet mounted

to a brass plate, on a metal and mother-of-

pearl inlaid rosewood veneered base, all under

a glass dome, ht. 16 1/2 in. $1,000-1,500

410

Peplow Skeleton Clock, England, c.

1880, silvered Roman numeral chapter ring

on sunburst brass dial plate, ladder-style

movement plates marked PEPLOW , eight-day,

time-only movement with recoil escapement,

silk thread suspension, and powered by a

going barrel, all on a circular wooden base,

under a glass dome, ht. 12 in.

$600-800


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411

Miniature Ormolu and Marble Skeleton

Clock, France, c. 1800, the 2-in. porcelain

Roman numeral dial with leaf dial surround

and pierced brass hands set in the inverted

“Y” frame with going barrel at the base, cast

rosette screws for plate attachment, high

count great wheel with six crossings and fusee

to the center wheel, pinwheel escapement

and thread suspension, white marble basewith applied ormolu and cone feet, all set on

a hardwood ebonized pedestal with glass

shade, ht. including shade 14 1/2 in.

Note: Reportedly, this clock descended in the

Drexel family of Newport, Rhode Island.

$4,000-6,000

412

Gothic Cathedral-form Skeleton Clock,

England, c. 1850, pierced brass plates,

skeletonized silvered chapter ring with Roman

numerals, eight-day, chain-fusee, time and

drop off strike movement regulated by apendulum, mounted to a wooden base and

housed in a glazed mahogany case, ht. 22

1/2 in.

$1,000-1,500

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Brass Skeletonized Movement and

Composite Dial, England, c. 1760, the

Roman numeral dial with quarter- and half-

hour markings, roughly matted and engraved

center with ringed date aperture, cast brass

spandrels and pierced steel hand, thirty-hour

skeletonized movement with rear countwheel

and recoil escapement, pendulum and lead

weight, dial 10 in. $400-600

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John Hamilton Mahogany Quarter-chiming

Tall Clock, Glasgow, Scotland, c. 1790,

the pierced lattice scroll-top case with

brass rosettes, carved dentils and blind fret

tympanum, freestanding twist columns flank

the composite brass dial with silvered Roman

numeral chapter ring, recessed seconds and

boss in the arch engraved John Hamilton/ Glasgow , matted center, cast brass spandrels

and levers for Chime-Silent and 4 Bells and

8 Bells, the rectangular waist door with lineinlays and ovolo corners flanked by twist

quarter-columns with Corinthian capitals, all

on a figured mahogany base and ogee feet,

eight-day three-train chiming movement on

four and eight bells with three brass-cased

lead weights and seconds pendulum, ht. 90

1/2 in.

$1,500-2,500


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Joseph Norris Thirty-day Longcase Clock with

Alarm, Amsterdam, c. 1700, the walnut case with

flat molded top and carved cresting, carved sound

vents on the hood sides, the glazed hood door with

carved frieze, barley-twist columns and Corinthian

capitals over the 11-in. brass composite Roman

numeral dial signed along the lower edge JosephNorris/Amsterdam, quarter- and half-hour marks,

matted center with ringed winding, date, andseconds bit holes, cast brass spandrels, and alarm

setting disc at the base of the pierced steel hands,

burl walnut veneered rectangular waist door with

glass lenticle, burl veneered base panel, two-stage

molding and bun feet, thirty-day duration six-ringed

pillar movement with attached alarm crown wheel and

hammer, rear mounted countwheel and domed bell,

powered by brass-cased weights and regulated by a

pendulum, ht. 84 in.

$5,000-7,000

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Thomas Vernon Cottage Tall Clock, Ludlow,

England, c. 1760, flat-top hood with engaged

columns flanking the 10-in. square composite dialwith silvered chapter ring engraved Tho VernonLudlow , matted center, cast brass spandrels, and

pierced single hand, narrow waist door above the

two-part stepped molded base, brass, thirty-hour

pull-up brass plate movement with countwheel strike,

period pendulum and single iron weight, ht. 83 in.

$2,000-4,000

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Thomas Hutchinson Japanned Tall Clock, late

18th century with later restorations, sarcophagus

hood with engaged columns flanking the composite

brass dial with silvered chapter ring, ringed winding

holes, matted center, faux pendulum aperture atdate location, half, quarter, and half-quarter markings

on chapter ring, engraved silvered boss in arch

reading Thos Hutchinson Workshop, full-length waist

door resting on a molded base, flat gilt and raised

japanned decoration throughout, eight-day, time

and countwheel hour strike, five-pillar movement,

pendulum, and two cast iron weights, ht. 96 in.

$4,000-6,000

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Samuel Harley Mahogany and Oak Tall Case

Clock, Shropshire, England, c. 1790, the swan’s

neck pediment with carved rosettes, floral-decorated

glass panels above the glazed hood door, fluted

freestanding columns flanking the silvered Roman

numeral dial engraved Samuel Harley Salop above

the moon’s age in the arch, mythological animal

engraved spandrels, seconds bit and calendar

aperture, serpentine-top full-length waist door flanked

by fluted quarter-columns above the raised panel

base, all resting on ogee bracket feet, brass, eight-

day, time and strike movement, pendulum and two

cast iron weights, ht. 94 in.

$1,000-1,500


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Fitzpatrick Mahogany Tall Clock, Dublin,

Ireland, c. 1790, the pitch-pediment top with

carved Greek key decoration above the blind

fretwork, 13-in. brass Roman numeral dial

marked Fitzpatrick Dublin with cast brass

spandrels, glazed hood door flanked by fluted,

engaged, quarter-columns with Corinthian

capitals, serpentine waist door, all resting ona raised panel base, and ogee bracket feet,

brass eight-day, time and strike movement,

period pendulum and two iron weights, ht.

92 in.

$2,000-4,000

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Andries Feenstra Burl Walnut Bombé Tall

Clock, Amsterdam, c. 1785, the molded hood

with central shell carving, blind fret with fabric

backing, plain engaged columns flanking the

glazed hood door over the s ilvered brass and

painted composite dial with silvered Roman

numeral arcaded chapter ring signed Andries

Feenstra/Amsteldam, seconds bit, recessedmonth of the year, day of the week, day of

the month, and moon’s age against a matted

and engraved center, the lower automata

with three moving ships, two tiers of waves,

painted backdrop of Amsterdam harbor and

flanked by gods of the sea and surmounted

by draperies and putti, inlaid waist door with

lenticle, inlaid bombe base with marquetry

all on claw feet, eight-day, time and two-bell

Dutch striking movement, recoil escapement

and automata, powered by two brass-cased

weights and regulated by a pendulum, ht.

104 in.

$10,000-15,000

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John Hamilton Mahogany Tall Clock,

Glasgow Scotland, c. 1780, the fretted

pagoda-shaped hood with fabric-backed

sound vents on the sides, engaged fluted

columns flanking the composite brass Roman

numeral dial, with engraved center, cast

brass spandrels, recessed boss reading John

Hamilton Glasgow , moon’s age with tidaldial in the arch, applied moldings and floral

designs on waist door flanked by reeded

quarter-columns with carved Corinthian

capitals, all resting on ogee bracket feet,

brass, eight-day, time and hour strike

movement with pendulum and two cast iron

weights, ht. 87 in.

$2,500-3,500


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429 Vulliamy Oak Bracket Clock, London, No.

1868, c. 1850, the pitched pediment case

with fabric-backed wooden sound frets on

the sides, door with round dial opening, heavy

silvered bezel attached and blind fret below,

7-in. silvered Roman numeral dial marked

Vulliamy, London, No. 1868, strike/silent at

12, five-pillar, eight-day, chain fusee, time and

strike movement with pull repeat marked as

the dial, pendulum with T-bar suspension,

rectangular rod and heavy brass-cased bob,

ht. 18 in.

$3,000-4,000

430

Dent Mahogany Table Clock, London, No.

58590, c. 1890, 6-in. silvered sheet brass

Roman numeral dial with regulating dial in

the arch marked Dent , 4 Royal Exchange &61 Strand , London, 58590, dome-top case

with brass finials, carrying handles and ogee

feet, eight-day, chain fusee, time and strike

movement with rear plate marked as the dial

and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 17 in.

$3,000-5,000


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French Bronze and Marble Oriental Clock

Garniture Set, c. 1880, the variegated marble

case with gilt bronze classical urn at the top,

gallery with vine and leaf decoration, brass

Roman numeral dial with raised decorated

center and beveled glass bezel flanked by

Oriental motifs of elephants and seated

musicians, on the bronze base with grotesque

masks and gilded scrollwork, eight-day,

time and strike, spring-powered movement

marked AB on back plate, with two matching

gilt bronze and marble vases, with stylized

elephants and Chinese figures, ht. of clock 18

1/2, ht. of vases 12 in.

$2,000-2,500

435

Miniature Boulle Table Clock, France, late

19th/20th century, faux tortoiseshell and brass

inlaid case, fully inlaid floor and rear door,

applied cast brass scrolled feet with acanthus

leaves, cast mermaid and putto centered

along bottom edge of front glass, highly

repoussé brass dial with Roman numeralson enamel shields, pagoda top with putto

finial, eight-day, spring-powered, time and

strike movement marked Japy Freres & Cie

regulated by a pendulum, ht. 15 1/2 in.

$700-900

436

French Rococo-style Shelf Clock, c.

1860, gilt-bronze case ornamented with

putti, dolphins, and acanthus leaves, 4

1/2-in. porcelain Roman numeral dial with

polychrome floral center over a porcelain panel

of a couple courting in a garden, brass, eight-

day, time and countwheel strike movementregulated by a pendulum, ht. 22 in.

$1,500-2,000

437

Gilt Bronze Renaissance Revival Mantel

Clock, Veerhoff & Cie., Amsterdam, the

case ornamented with urns, floral swags

and griffins, glazed cast bezel over the 5-in.

convex dial set with twelve enamel Roman

numerals and maker’s boss, brass, eight-day,

time and rack strike movement marked E D,

ht. 28 in.

$800-1,200

438

Louis Philippe Cathedral Shelf Clock,

France, c. 1840, the gilt cast bronze case with

applied details, engraved and engine-turned

Roman numeral dial, pierced gold hands,

small bell mounted in top cupola, eight-day,

time and countwheel strike movement with silk

thread suspension marked Pickard , all on a

stepped, bird’s-eye maple veneered, wooden

base, ht. 22 1/2 in.

$1,500-2,500

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Bronze French Shelf Clock, c. 1890, the

stepped flat top is supported by engaged

columns with side and front panels of birds,

butterflies, and flowers cast in bas relief, all

on a stepped plinth, brass bezel glazed with

beveled glass over the 4-in. porcelain Roman

numeral dial with recessed center, blued-

steel hands, brass, eight-day, time and strike

movement with outside escapement and apendulum, ht. 16 in.

$1,500-2,500


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Ceres Figural Conical Pendulum Mystery

Clock, French, c. 1890, the gilt figure of

Ceres, Goddess of Agriculture, holding a

small harvest in her right hand and the clock

suspended from her left on three chains and

central hanging plumb bob, the painted black

orb with raised Roman numerals encloses

the timepiece with arbor at the top to provide

circular rotation, all on a raised cast socle and

thumbmolded base, ht. 28 in.

$2,000-4,000

441

Ansonia “Gloria” Swinger Clock, Brooklyn,

New York, c. 1900, classical angel figure

standing on a globe cradling a lyre in one

arm, the other upraised supporting a 4

1/2-in. sphere with applied Arabic numerals,

pierced brass hands, three-rod pendulum, 2

1/2-in. sphere bob, with eight-day, time-only

movement marked Ansonia Clock Co., ht. 28

1/2 in.

$3,000-5,000

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Neuchatel Wall Clock, La Chaux de Fonds,

Switzerland, early 19th century, red-painted

case with floral and gilt-brass mounts,removable pagoda top, glazed viewing

windows at the sides, the kidney-shaped

gilt-brass bezel opens to the porcelain dial

with segmented Roman numerals, engraved

brass center and pierced hands, eight-day,

time and hour strike movement with backplate

numbered 1517 , rack and snail strike and

sunburst pendulum, together with the original

wall-mounted bracket with matching painted

and gilt-brass decoration, ht. of clock with

bracket 39 in.

$1,500-2,500

443

Pinwheel Regulator Movement, France,

1845, with 15-in. brass bezel enclosing the

printed paper dial and glass, blued-steel

Breguet-style hands, heavy cast brass

bracket supports the eight-day, time-only

movement with maintaining power and

pinwheel escapement powered by a brass-

cased weight and regulated by a large gridiron


$1,000-1,500

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Gilt Reims Cathedral-form Shelf Clock,

France, c. 1835, the case of finely detailed

cast and fire gilt bronze is of the west facade

of the famous French cathedral, the dial of

twelve porcelain Roman numeral chapters

is in the rose window opening, blued-steel

sunburst hands, spring-powered, eight-day,

time and strike movement marked CaillyFreres has a silk thread suspension and

external countwheel, the gong mounted in

the inlaid wooden plinth is controlled by the

movement, ht. 24 in.

Note: This Gothic cathedral has been the site

of the coronation of twenty-five French kings

and is on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

$2,000-4,000

445

Mahogany Eight Tubular Bell Chime Clock,

Germany, c. 1900, the carved arch-top hood

with freestanding columns flanking the gilt

composite brass dial with silvered chapter

ring, applied Arabic numerals and pierced

spandrels and center, moon’s age in arch,

Westminster/Chime on Eight Bells, Silent/ Strike, and Silent/Hour Str levers, above

the full-length beveled glass waist door andcarved midsection all resting on carved hairy

paw front feet, eight-day, time, strike, and

Westminster or eight-bells chime, three brass-

cased weights and a pendulum, ht. 99 in.

$800-1,200

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Mahogany and Marquetry Quarter-chiming

Tall Clock, attributed to Elliott, London, c.

1900, the boxed scroll-top case with gilt-brass

pineapple finials, marquetry decoration, glazed

hood door flanked by fluted freestanding

columns all over the composite brass Arabic

numeral dial with raised scrollwork on the

spandrels and center, subsidiary dials in

upper right and left corners for Chime-Silent ,Whittington, and Westminster chime selection

and moon’s age dial in the arch, eight-day,

time, strike and chime on eight bells or four

gongs movement with three brass-cased

weights and pendulum, the glazed waist door

with brass scrollwork flanked by fluted quarter-

columns and marquetry, the lower base with

marquetry and chamfered columns, the sides

of the hood, waist, and base with recessed

panels and marquetry patterns, ht. 102 in.

$4,000-6,000


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Monumental Tiffany & Company Quarter-

chiming Mahogany Floor Clock, case

attributed to R.J. Horner & Co., W. 23rd

Street, New York; retailed by Tiffany &

Company, New York, c. 1900, finely carved

removable crest with winged figures flanking

a center raised boss supported by flowers,

leaves and scroll decoration over the

gadrooned crown molding, below, winged

griffins flank the composite brass Arabic

numeral dial with seconds bit, subsidiary dials

for Chime-Silent and Westminster/Whittington

chime selection, moon’s age in the arch and

pierced brass grillwork on spandrels and

center, the glazed waist door flanked by

caryatids of human female and fish form over

the fully carved base panel with central putti,

birds, a grotesque mask and allegorical human

depictions of the wind on a punch decorated

ground, eight-day, three-train quarter-chiming

movement attributed to J.J. Elliott, LTD,

London, with nine tubular bells marked WalterH. Durfee, Prov. RI, dead-beat escapement,

rack and snail strike, brass-faced seconds-

beating pendulum and three brass-cased

weights, ht. 119 in.

Provenance: This clock was part of the

original furnishings of the W.P. Brown

mansion on 4717 St. Charles Avenue, New

Orleans. This four-story, 22,000 square

foot Romanesque Revival mansion was

built by Brown between 1901 and 1904 as

the promised gift to his wife of the “most

palatial dwelling in New Orleans.” According

to accounts, many rooms of the house

and the grand staircase were sheathed in

flame mahogany, a perfect backdrop for this

mahogany timekeeping masterpiece for nearly

80 years. The second owners of the house

and clock were William Joseph Gibbens, Jr.

and his wife Florieda Batson (1901-1996) who

by the end of 1930 moved into the elegant

dwelling. After the passing of William, Florieda

sold the mansion and gave the prized clock

to her grandaughter, the present consignor in

1979. It is interesting to note that Florieda was

the captain of the first Woman’s World Games

in Paris, 1922. Called by some the “Woman’s

Olympics,” these games were the prelude to

allowing women to compete in the formerly

all male Olympic Games. Her many silver

trophies, like the clock, adorned the mansion.

For other related examples with oak primary

wood, please see Skinner, Inc., Clocks,

Watches & Scientific Instruments, November2, 2013, Lots 308 and 309.

Please see back cover for additional detail view. $90,000-120,000

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Isaac Grotz Cherry Tall Clock, Easton,

Pennsylvania, c. 1815, the closed scroll-top

hood above the engaged turned columns and

glazed hood door, painted Roman numeraliron dial with fan pattern spandrels, a single

ship in arch and signed Isaac Grotz/Easton,

full-length tombstone-shaped waist door

flanked by fluted quarter-columns, fluted

quarter-columns flanking the raised panel

base on shortened bracket feet, brass thirty-

hour pull-up, time and hour strike movement

with right-handed rack and snail strike, period

pendulum and weight, ht. 90 in.

$800-1,200

449

Nathaniel Mulliken Tall Clock, Lexington,

Massachusetts, c. 1760, the pine case with

pierced fret above the composite brass dial

with Roman numeral chapter ring, boss inarch reading Nath. Mulliken Lexington, flanked

by dolphin-form cast brass spandrels, matted

center with calendar aperture, full-length

waist door above the bracket base, brass,

eight-day, time and hour strike movement,

pendulum and two lead weights, ht. 93 in.

$5,000-7,000

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Samuel Mulliken Butternut Tall Clock,

Newburyport, Massachusetts, c. 1780, the

scroll-top case above the arched glazed hood

door and freestanding columns flanking thecomposite brass dial with silvered Roman

numeral chapter ring with five minute Arabic

markings, and calendar dial on inner portion

of chapter ring, engraved center with seconds

dial, cast brass spandrels, and boss in arch

engraved Saml. Mulliken Newbury Port ,serpentine-top waist door above the molded

bracket-foot base, brass, eight-day, time and

hour-strike movement, period pendulum and

two brass-cased weights, ht. 85 in.

Provenance: Peter Sawyer Antiques.

$10,000-15,000


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Inlaid Cherry Tall Clock, New Jersey, c.

1810, the molded swan’s neck pediment with

oval inlays and center plinth, above the arched

hood door, freestanding columns flanking

the painted Arabic numeral dial with fan andcross-hatch pattern spandrels, moon’s age in

the arch, seconds bit and calendar aperture,

reeded quarter-columns flanking the string

banded and oval inlay cyma-shaped waist

door, above the lower string-inlaid waist panel,

base with similar line and circular inlays, all

resting on French feet and serpentine skirting,

eight-day, time and rack and snail strike

movement, period iron weights and pendulum,

ht. 93 in.

$3,000-5,000

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Simon Willard Eight-day Tall Clock,

Roxbury, Massachusetts, c. 1795, fret-top

hood with fluted plinths and brass finials over

the glazed door flanked by brass stop-fluted

freestanding columns flanking the painted ironRoman numeral dial signed Simon Willard ,raised gilt spandrels and arch decoration, date

and seconds dials, the tombstone-shaped

waist door flanked by brass stop-fluted

quarter-columns over a shortened base with

paterae and two-stage base molding, eight-

day, time and hour strike movement with

period wooden pendulum rod and brass-

faced bob all powered by two period tin-cased

weights, ht. 91 in.

$3,000-5,000


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Simon Willard Mahogany Tall Clock,

Roxbury, Massachusetts, c. 1800, case

attributed to Abiel White, fret-top case with

brass, stop-fluted, freestanding columns

flanking the glazed hood door over the Roman

numeral painted iron dial signed Simon Willard with floral spandrels and moon’s age in the

arch, crotch mahogany and banded inlaid cut-corner waist door flanked by brass stop-fluted

quarter-columns, inlaid rope-turned banding

on base edges resting on a two-stage

molded base, eight-day, time and hour strike

movement with false plate cast “Wilson,” two

cast iron weights and period pendulum, ht. 89

in. with finial.

Note: Case stamped “A .W” on the bottom

two quarter rounds below waist door case,

suggesting Abiel White, who apprenticed to

Stephen Badlam. Badlam is known for very

similar cases.

$5,000-8,000


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William Cummens Mahogany Tall Clock

with Rocking Ship Automaton, case

marked IS, possibly John Seymour, Roxbury,

Massachusetts, c. 1800, the fret-top case

with reeded plinths and brass finials, reeded

freestanding columns flanking the glazed

hood door over the 12-in. painted iron Roman

numeral dial signed William Cummens,Roxbury , with Federal shields in the corners

and rocking ship flying the American flag

automaton in the arch against a rocky coast

scene with a windmill, rectangular waist door

with banded and line inlays flanked by reeded

columns, and printed directions for setting

up a clock inside, base with similar inlay

treatment and short bracket-foot base with

scalloped apron, eight-day brass movement

with pendulum and two tin-cased weights, ht.

96 in.

$20,000-40,000

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Joseph Mulliken Tall Clock, Concord,

Massachusetts, c. 1800, the cherry fret-top

case with fluted freestanding columns flankingthe glazed door over the painted iron dial

marked J. Mulliken/Concord with roses in

the spandrels and a single tulip in the arch,

fluted quarter-columns flank the rectangular

waist door with banded, line, and mahogany

ovolo inlays, the base with similar designs with

an additional oval in the center, all on ogee

bracket-foot base, eight-day, time and hour

strike movement with period weights and

pendulum, ht. 92 1/2 in.

$8,000-12,000

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Elaborately Inlaid Mahogany Tall Clock,

case attributed to Robert Wood and Jacob

Taylor, Florida, New York, c. 1810, the swan’sneck pediment with star and edge-banded

inlays above the arched hood door, inlaid

freestanding columns flanking the painted

Arabic numeral dial with fan pattern spandrels,

moon’s age in the arch, seconds bit and

calendar aperture, turned quarter-columns

flanking the figured mahogany tombstone-

shaped line inlaid waist door, above the lower

waist panel with star and checkerboard inlaid

columns, the base with similar line inlay,

central star, French feet, and serpentine

skirting, eight-day, time and strike movement

with rack and snail strike, iron weights and


Note: Other examples extant of cases

attributed to or labeled by Wood and Taylor

include an example at Winterthur andillustrated in Bishop and Diston, The AmericanClock , p. 55, and a more complicated inlaid

example on GarySullivanAntiques.com

$4,000-6,000


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Aaron Willard Federal Painted Shelf Clock,

Boston, c. 1815, the cherry case with original

off-white paint, gilded rope-molded frames

enclosing the reverse-painted tablet in thehood section inscribed Aaron Willard, Boston

within an oval cartouche on a stenciled

ground with lyre spandrels over the iron dish

dial with Roman numerals, the lower section

with gilded rope-molding framing the original

looking glass above a pillow molding and

gilded ball feet, eight-day, timepiece with iron

weight and 12-in. pendulum, ht. 33 1/2 in.

Note: Commonly called “bride’s” clocks,

these white painted clocks are rare variants of

the “dish” dial glass front shelf clocks. Other

Federal forms found in off-white paint include

chairs, dressing tables, and wall clocks.

$30,000-50,000

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J.N. Dunning Mahogany Gallery Clock,

Burlington, Vermont, c. 1835, flat veneered

bezel with beaded edge, glazed door hinged

at 12 over the 13-in. (time track) unsigned irondial with Roman numerals, concave ogee-

shaped midsection, lower hinged door and

pedestal, eight-day, timepiece movement

with blued-steel diamond-shaped hands, lead

weight and 20-in. brass-faced pendulum, iron

rod and a period key with ivory handle, ht. 34

in.

Note: Please see Paul J. Foley’s Willard’sPatent Timepieces, p. 108, for a closely

related example.

$10,000-15,000


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Simon Willard Patent Timepiece or “Banjo

Clock,” Roxbury, Massachusetts, c. 1805,

the mahogany case with painted iron Roman

numeral dial within a brass bezel, reverse-

painted glasses, the lower of geometricpattern in beige, white, and gold marked S.Willard’s Patent , the waist glass decorated

with leaves and ribbons and flanked by

brass side ornaments, eight-day, timepiece

with “T-bridge,” fillister-head screws for

case attachment, step train and dead-beat

escapement all regulated by a brass-faced

pendulum bob and iron rod, ht. 33 1/2 in.

$2,000-4,000

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Simon Willard and Son Stenciled

Timepiece, Boston, Massachusetts, c.

1825, the mahogany case with half-round

stenciled frames enclosing reverse-paintings

on glass, both with ochre borders, the throatglass inscribed Patent with gold leaf classical

vase and leaf decoration, the lower with oval

aperture within a gold leafed border on red

ground, the painted iron Roman dial is faintly

inscribed Simon Willard & Son/Boston with a

gilt-brass bezel, below the clock is a stenciled

pedestal and gilded acorn, eight day time only

movement with through bolt case attachment,

lead weight and brass-faced pendulum bob,

ht. 40 in.

$4,000-6,000

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New England Patent Timepiece or “Banjo”

Clock, c. 1820, the mahogany case with

Roman numeral painted iron dial, gilt rope-

molded frames encasing the reverse-painted

tablets, the lower tablet depicting a shipsbattle and reading Enterprize and Boxer , throat

tablet reading Patent , brass side ornaments,

and gilded pedestal, brass, eight-day, time-

only movement, pendulum and lead weight,

ht. 40 in.

$800-1,200


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Alfred H. Huntington Patent Timepiece

or “Banjo” Clock, St. Albans, Vermont, c.

1825, the mahogany veneered head with

brass bezel and Roman numeral painted

iron dial signed A.H. Huntington St. Albans,

rope-molded gilt frames enclosing the reverse-

painted tablets, lower one depicting Poseidon

riding his chariot, brass side ornaments andgilt pedestal, brass, eight-day, time-only

movement, pendulum and lead weight, ht.

41 in.

Note: According to Spittlers and Bailey,

Clockmakers and Watchmakers of America,

p. 211, Alfred H. Huntington worked with

Curtis and Dunning as an apprentice for four

years and by 1825 had moved to St. Albans,

Vermont, at work as a journeyman for Hiram

Eaton.

$2,500-3,500

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Mahogany Patent Timepiece or “Banjo”

Clock, Massachusetts, c. 1825, painted

iron Roman numeral dial, glazed wooden

bezel, beveled frames enclose the reverse-

painted tablets, the lower of a New England

town common, brass, eight-day, timepiece

movement powered by an iron weight and

regulated by a pendulum, ht. 34 in.

$800-1,200

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Clock, c. 1820, painted Roman numeral dial

above the rope-turned frames enclosing the

reverse-painted tablets, brass side ornaments,eight-day, time-only movement with pendulum

and lead weight, ht. 34 in.

$2,000-3,000

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“Aaron Willard” Mahogany Patent

Timepiece or “Banjo” Clock, Massachusetts,

c. 1830, with painted iron Arabic numeral dial

marked Aaron Willard , Boston, beveled frames

enclose the reverse-painted glasses, wooden

side ornaments, brass, eight-day, timepiece

movement, brass-faced pendulum bob and an

iron weight, ht. 41 in.

$700-900

466

Chandler & Farley Wood Panel “Banjo”

Clock, Concord, New Hampshire, c. 1830,

the mahogany case with painted iron Roman

numeral dial, half-round moldings enclose

the crotch mahogany panels in throat and

lower door, label inside of lower door marked

Manufactured and Warranted by Chandler& Farley, Concord, N.H., wooden bezel and

side ornaments, brass, eight-day, time and

alarm movement (missing alarm train), with

pendulum and lead weight, ht. 33 in.

$2,000-3,000

467


Clock, Massachusetts, c. 1830, with painted

zinc Roman numeral dial, half-round moldings

enclose the reverse-painted glass tablets,

the lower of a naval battle between a British

and an American ship, brass bezel and

side ornaments, brass, eight-day, timepiece

movement, wooden pendulum rod with brass-

faced bob, all powered by an iron weight, ht.41 in.

$800-1,000

468

Waterbury Willard No. 3 “Banjo” Clock,

Connecticut, c. 1910, 8-in. porcelain Arabic

numeral dial, mahogany case with applied gilt

metal trimmings on the frames enclosing the

reverse-paintings on glass, the lower marked

Hull , brass, eight-day, time-only movement

powered by a lead weight and regulated by a


$600-800

469

Waterbury Willard No. 6 “Banjo” Clock,

Connecticut, c. 1910, the mahogany case

with 8-in. porcelain Arabic numeral dial, gilt

rope-moldings enclose the reverse-painted

glasses, the lower of a Roman soldier driving a

chariot, brass, eight-day, time-only movement

powered by a lead weight and regulated by a


$500-700


466



473

E. Howard Oak No. 70 16-inch Dial Wall

Regulator, Boston, c. 1900, oak case with

painted zinc Roman numeral dial markedE. Howard & Co., Boston, lower door with

reverse-painted glass in black, gold, and red,

all housing a nickel-plated, eight-day, weight-

driven timepiece movement marked E Howard& Co., Boston, 4, powered by an iron weight

marked 70 and regulated by a brass-faced

pendulum bob, ht. 42 in.

$2,500-4,500

474

E. Howard & Co. No. 1 Regulator, Boston, c.

1860, mahogany case with turned bezel, 12-

in. paper on zinc dial signed E. Howard & Co./ Boston, half-round bezels framing the black

and gold reverse-painted glasses, the lower

with stylized oval, eight-day, timepiece signed

A. Howard/Boston, dead-beat escapement,

maintaining power and Geneva stop

mechanism, cast iron weight with 1, giltwood

pendulum rod and brass-faced bob, ht. 50 in.

$1,000-1,500

475

Williams & Hatch Keyhole Regulator

Timepiece, North Attleboro, Massachusetts,

c. 1865, with rosewood grain-paintedmahogany case, painted zinc Roman numeral

dial marked Williams & Hatch, No. Attleboro,Mass., brass, eight-day, time-only movement,

wooden pendulum rod, brass-faced bob, all

powered by a cast iron weight, ht. 33 in.

$1,200-1,800


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476

E. Howard & Co. Walnut No. 70 Wall

Regulator, Boston, c. 1900, with 12-in. dia.

painted zinc dial with Roman numerals and

marked E. Howard & Co., Boston, lower

painted tablet in black, gold, and maroon,

eight-day, timepiece movement stamped E.

Howard & Co. Boston, 70, iron weight, and a

pendulum with a damascened bob, ht. 31 in.

$1,000-1,500

477

E. Howard & Co. Clocks Trade Sign,

Boston, 20th century, black and gilt decorated

Masonite trade sign reading Agents For E.Howard & Co. Boston Clocks, lg. 24 in.

$600-800

478

E. Howard Cherry No. 70 Wall Regulator,

Boston, 1890, with 12-in. painted zinc dial

marked E. Howard & Co., Boston, brass,

eight-day, time-only movement marked as the

dial and 70, glazed lower door with reverse-

painted maroon, black, and gold glass,

damascened pendulum bob, and cast iron

weight marked 70, ht. 31 in.

$1,000-1,500

479

E. Howard & Co. Oak No. 86 Floor

Regulator, Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1890,

the broad flat cornice with carved vines, dentil

moldings, pilasters, and incised decoration,

full-length glazed door over the 14-in. painted

zinc Roman numeral dial signed E. Howard

& Co./Boston, seconds bit and blued-steel

hands, eight-day, time-only movement with

dead-beat escapement, maintaining power,

rear hung gilt wooden rod and damascened

pendulum bob, beat scale and brass-cased

weight, all on a raised carved plinth, ht. 102 in.

Note: The No. 86 Howard is shown in the

catalogs as a wall model which appears to be

an identical case as the Waterbury No. 7. Both

were available in floor models, as the present

example.

$2,000-4,000


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480

E. Howard & Co. No. 29 Gilded Mahogany

Gallery Clock, Boston, Massachusetts, c.

1920, the 30-in. Roman numeral marble dial

with Arabic five minute markings and signed E.Howard & Co. Boston stenciled in red, flanked

by carved swag and foliate decoration and

dental molding surrounding the dial, brass,

eight-day, time-only movement stamped

E. Howard & Co. Boston, 15 5/8, cast iron

compound weight, damascened brass-faced

pendulum, and associated painted shelf, wd.

70, ht. 38 in.

Provenance: Eutaw Savings Bank, Baltimore,

Maryland. A framed picture of the interior of

the bank accompanies the lot.

$2,000-4,000

481

Chelsea Mahogany No. 1 Wall Regulator,

Boston, c. 1910, No. 88585, the case with

glazed wooden bezel over the 12-in. painted

metal dial marked Chelsea Clock Co.,Boston, lower door with black, red, and gold

decorated glass, weight-powered, brass,eight-day, time-only movement with cast iron

weight and a pendulum, ht. 34 in.

$800-1,200

482

E. Howard No. 17 Marble Wall Clock,

Boston, c. 1875, 24-in. marble dial with

Roman numerals and marked E. Howard &Co. Boston, the lower section with black-

and gold-painted glass, eight-day brass

movement marked E. Howard & Co. Boston,

6, with recoil escapement, Geneva stop,

counterbalanced dial wheel work, regulation

through the top of case, shaped iron weightand wooden pendulum rod with damascened

brass bob, ht. 43 in.

$2,000-4,000

483

Waterbury Mahogany Wall Regulator,

Waterbury, Connecticut, c. 1900, mahogany

case with full-length glazed door, 12-in.

Roman numeral dial, brass, eight-day,

time-only movement with trapezoidal plates,

maintaining power, sweep center seconds,

and dead-beat escapement, cast beat scale

marked Waterbury Clock Co., regulated by a

two-jar mercury pendulum and powered by a

single brass-cased weight, ht. 74 in. $2,000-4,000

484

Seth Thomas No. 3 Regulator, Thomaston,

Connecticut, c. 1890, quartered oak veneer

case with dodecagon-shaped wooden bezel

over the 14-in. painted zinc Roman numeral

dial marked ST , Barnard Castle, brass, eight-

day, time-only movement, wooden pendulum

rod and damascened brass-faced bob, all

powered by a brass-cased weight, ht. 42 in.

$2,000-4,000


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485

Waltham Cherry Wall Regulator, Waltham,

Massachusetts, c. 1900, scroll top, full-length

glazed door, 12-in. painted zinc Roman

numeral dial, brass, eight-day, time-only

movement with maintaining power and dead-

beat escapement, regulated by a pendulum

with wooden rod and brass-faced bob,powered by a single cast iron weight, ht. 43 in.

$1,000-1,500

486

Chelsea Oak No. 1 Wall Regulator, Boston,

c. 1910, No. 1620, with glazed wooden

bezel over the painted metal dial, lower door

with black, red, and gold decorated glass,

weight-powered, brass, eight-day, time-only

movement with a cast iron weight and a


$800-1,200

487

Seth Thomas Cherry No. 2 Regulator,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, glazed

wooden bezel over the 12-in. painted iron

Roman numeral dial marked Seth Thomas,

brass, eight-day, time-only movement with

dead-beat escapement and maintaining

power, wooden pendulum rod and a brass-cased weight, ht. 36 in.

$700-900

488

Seth Thomas Mahogany No. 2 Regulator,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, glazed

wooden bezel over the 12-in. painted iron

Roman numeral dial marked Seth Thomas,

brass, eight-day, time-only movement with

dead-beat escapement and maintaining

power, wooden pendulum rod and a brass-

cased weight, ht. 36 in.

$700-900

489

Ansonia Walnut “Capital” Wall Clock,

Brooklyn, New York, c. 1895, the case with

fully glazed door and side panels, 8-in. paper

on zinc Roman numeral dial with Ansonia

trademark and seconds bit, engraved beat

scale, weight-powered, brass, time-only

movement powered by two brass-casedweights and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 54

in.

$800-1,200


482

484



490

E. Howard & Co. No. 77 Floor Clock,

Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1890, with a

carved grotesque mask within the Gothictop section flanked by seated griffins, 14-in.

silvered brass, round Arabic numeral dial

signed E. Howard & Co./Boston, pierced

hands and seconds bit all framed with carved

spandrels on the dial door, below a round-

top beveled glass waist door, carved petal

transition molding, raised panel and molded

base, eight-day, time and strike movement

with dead-beat escapement, maintaining

power and two brass-cased weights,

damascened pendulum bob, wooden rod,

and pendulum tie-down, ht. 8 ft. 10 in.

Note: A silvered plate on the clock reads:

“J.N. Faithorn/from/Western Freight Association Friends/Chicago/Oct. 12, 1890.”

By descent from the original owner to the

consignor.

$8,000-12,000

491

E. Howard & Co. No. 81 Oak Tall Clock,

Boston, Massachusetts, c. 1890, the fret top

over the plain freestanding hood columns

flanking the glazed dial door and 13-in.

composite brass dial with silvered Roman

numeral chapter ring, name boss marked

E. Howard & Co., Boston, seconds dial,

circle decorated center, cast brass spandrelsand moon’s age in the arch, beveled glass

waist door flanked by quarter-columns over

a paneled base on pad feet, pendulum tie-

down and brass plaque stating Made by TheE. Howard Watch & Clock Company/383Washington St. Boston/41 Maiden LaneN.Y./34 Washington Street Chicago, eight-

day, hour-striking movement with dead-beat

escapement, maintaining power, brass

pendulum, and two brass-cased weights, ht.

8 ft. 2 in.

$8,000-12,000


491



492

Seth Thomas “Marcy” Wall Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1885, the walnut

case with full-length door, nickel bezel, 8

1/2-in. painted zinc Roman numeral dial,eight-day, spring-powered, time, quarter-strike

on two bells and hour cathedral gong strike

movement, damascened nickel pendulum bob

and silvered beat scale, ht. 42 in.

$500-700

493

Waterbury No. 61 Regulator, France and

Waterbury, Connecticut, c. 1900, the walnut

case with carved cresting and finials, 12-in.

porcelain Roman numeral dial with piercedhands and sweep seconds, full-length

glazed door over the two faceted jar mercury

temperature-compensating pendulum, beat

scale cast Waterbury , elaborately carved

removable floor standing base, French eight-

day, timepiece with pin-wheel escapement,

maintaining power and a single brass-cased

weight, ht. 96 1/4 in.

$2,000-4,000

494

Seth Thomas “Suez” Wall Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1885, cherry case

with gallery top and shelf base, full-length

glazed door marked J. P. Reilly , Jeweler ,Clarksdale, Miss, painted zinc Roman numeral

dial with subsidiary seconds, eight-day,

spring-powered, time and strike movement

marked with Seth Thomas name, logo, and

Pat’d. Dec. 28, 1875, SUEZ , and regulated

by a pendulum with a wooden rod and a

damascened brass-faced bob, ht. 44 in.

$1,000-1,500


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495

Jerome Ripple Front Mahogany Wall Clock,

New Haven, Connecticut, c. 1850, 12-in.

painted zinc Roman numeral dial marked C. Jerome, ripple molded short drop octagon

case, paper label on back marked C. Jerome.Eight Day Octagon, Strike-No. 1. Extra. brass,

eight-day, time and strike movement, ht. 22 in.

$700-900

496

Waterbury No. 7 Walnut Wall Regulator,

Waterbury, Connecticut, c. 1890, with carved

cornice and pedestal, 12-in. dia. enameled

dial with Roman numerals, full-length glazed

door and sides, eight-day, timepiece with

dead-beat pin wheel escapement, maintaining

power, sweep seconds, bronze beat scale

marked Waterbury Clock Co., grid iron

temperature compensating pendulum rod and

brass-faced bob, powered by a cylindrical

brass weight, ht. 82 in.

$1,000-1,500

497

Mahogany Seth Thomas No. 2 Wall Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, with

painted zinc Roman numeral dial, glazed bezel

and lower door, molded pedestal, printed label

inside lower section, brass, eight-day, time-

only movement powered by a brass-cased

weight and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 36 in.

$700-900

498

Walnut Ithaca Calendar No. 2 Regulator,

Ithaca, New York, c. 1875, with broken

pediment top, 12-in. paper on zinc dials,the lower calendar dial marked in part H.B.Horton’s Patents, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.,Ithaca, N.Y., eight-day, time-only movement

powered by two iron weights, ht. 44 in.

$800-1,200

499

Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 1 Wall

Clock, Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1875,

12-in. painted Roman numeral dial reading

Regulator , blued-steel hands, 14-in. Arabic

numeral lower calendar dial, exposed month

and day cylinders, eight-day, time-only

movement, steel weight and brass-coveredpendulum bob, original paper label behind the

door, ht. 41 in.

$2,000-2,500

500

Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 10 Wall

Clock, Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1884,

walnut case with glazed full-length door over

10-in. painted zinc time and calendar dials,

gold on black directions label glued inside,

brass, eight-day, weight-powered, time-only

movement, damascened nickel pendulum ball

and cast iron weight, ht. 49 in.

$7,000-10,000


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501

Large Iron Case Ithaca Calendar Clock,

Ithaca, New York, c. 1865, the iron front case

with floral painting on zinc between the two

paper on zinc dials, wooden back with most of

the maker’s label on the outside, H.B. Horton’s

patent calendar mechanism, thirty-day, brass,

double-spring, time-only movement regulated

by a brass-faced pendulum bob, ht. 21 in.

$700-900

502

Juvet & Company Time Globe, Canajoharie,

New York, c. 1880, the tabletop stand

supporting the 12-in. terrestrial globe

with maker’s boss marked Time Globe/ Manufactured by Juvet & Co./Canajoharie,NY , printed paper Arabic numeral dial on

the equatorial ring displaying local time

throughout the world, glass dial at the North

Pole indicating local time, brass meridian ring

calibrated in quadrants 0-90 degrees, thirty-

hour duration clockwork mechanism inside the

globe wound by the feather end of the arrowthrough the poles and rotating the globe 15

degrees each hour, the lacquered brass tripod

stand with turned ball pillar, three stylized

dolphin feet, and central compass marked

Pearce & Jones/N.Y., ht. 31 in.

Note: In 1880, the esteemed Scientific American highly recommended Louis P.

Juvet’s Time Globe to its readers stating

that it was “a fit ornament for any library, a

valuable adjunct in every business office, and

a necessity in every institution of learning.”

$4,000-6,000

503

A.D. Crane’s Patent Twelve-month Clock,

Boston, c. 1860, ebonized case with four

freestanding columns, gilt capitals, pressed

brass dial surround and applied case

decoration, frosted glass tablet, paper dial

under glass marked Boston Clock Co.,Crane’s Patent , interior lined with white paper

and a printed maker’s label stating in part

A.D. Crane’s Patent Twelve Month Clock,Manufactured by the Boston Clock Co.,No. 120 Fulton Street, Boston, all housing a

year-duration, brass, spring-powered, fuseemovement regulated by a six-ball pendulum,

ht. 21 in.

Note: A copy of Horology Americana, which

pictures this clock on p. 157, is included with

the lot.

$3,000-4,000


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504

Seth Thomas Off-center Pillar and Scroll

Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1820,

painted wooden dial with Arabic numerals,

inside minute track and gilt decoration,

scroll-top case with three brass finials,

reverse-painted lower tablet depicting a rural

scene and off-center pendulum aperture,

printed maker’s label stating in part PatentClocks Made and Sold by SETH THOMAS;

and warranted if well used , thirty-hour strap

wooden movement with center mounted

countwheel all powered by two compound-

hung weights and pendulum, ht. 30 in.

$1,500-2,500

505

Eli Terry & Sons Mahogany Transitional

Box Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1825,

stenciled quarter-columns flank the full-length

door, the lower section a reverse-painted

tablet, painted wood Arabic numeral dial,

maker’s label inside states in part Invented by Eli Terry , Made and Sold at Plymouth,Connecticut, by E. Terry & Sons, wood, thirty-

hour, time and strike movement powered by

two cast iron weights, ht. 25 in.

$700-900


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506

Seth Thomas Off-center Pillar and Scroll

Clock, Connecticut, c. 1820, mahoganyscroll-top case, painted wood Roman numeral

dial with floral spandrels, Arabic minute marks

inside the chapter ring, and seconds bit,

with printed maker’s label inside stating in

part Patent Clocks/Made and Sold by/SETHTHOMAS/ and warranted if well used., thirty-

hour, time and strike, wooden strap movement

with center countwheel regulated by off-

center-mounted pendulum and powered by

two compounded weights, ht. 30 1/2 in.

$1,000-1,500

507

Bishop & Bradley Pillar and Scroll Shelf

Clock, Watertown, Connecticut, c. 1820,the mahogany scroll-top case with printed

paper label stating in part Improved PatentClocks Made and Sold by Bishop & Bradley ,freestanding columns flanking the full-length

case door, lower tablet depicting a Georgian

homestead and pendulum aperture, Arabic

numeral painted wooden dial, all resting

on scalloped apron, thirty-hour time and

countwheel strike movement with pendulum

and two cast iron weights, ht. 31 in.

$800-1,000

508

Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock,

Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1820, mahoganyscroll-top case with turned freestanding

columns flanking the full-length door, glazed

upper section over the painted wood Arabic

numeral dial with gilt raised decorations,

lower tablet reverse-painting of classical

buildings (repainted), printed paper label

stating Patent Clocks, Made and Sold atPlymouth, Connecticut by Eli Terry, Inventor

and Patentee, Warranted, if Well Used , wood,

thirty-hour, time and strike movement powered

by two cast iron weights and regulated by a


$700-900


510



509

Eli Terry Jr. Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock,

Terrysville, Connecticut, c. 1825, the

mahogany scroll-top case with freestanding

columns flanking the full-length door, the

upper section over the painted wood Roman

numeral dial (replaced), the lower section a

reverse-painted tablet of a coastal scene,

maker’s label on inside backboard, wood,

thirty-hour, time and strike movement powered



$700-900

510

Joseph Ives Lever-spring “Brooklyn” Shelf

Clock, Brooklyn, New York, c. 1825-30, 10

1/2-in. paper on wood Roman numeral dial

signed Joseph Ives, New York , gilt-brass

rosettes, over the lower reverse-painted

tablet depicting a rural town and landscape

with an oval border of stenciled decoration,

all set on carved paw feet, printed paper

label with directions for running the clock

and Ives patented iron leaf spring, eight-day,

strap brass movement with rolling pinions,

countwheel strike, recoil escapement,

pendulum and leaf spring power, ht. 29 in. $8,000-12,000

511

Lucius Bradley “Salem Bridge” Pillar and

Scroll Clock, Watertown, Connecticut, c.

1825, the scroll-top mahogany case with

turned, freestanding columns flanking the

door, the lower tablet with reverse-painting

and stencil on glass of a village scene, printed

label inside case, painted wood Arabic

numeral dial, brass, eight-day, time and strike

movement powered by two compounded cast

iron weights and regulated by a pendulum, ht.

32 3/4 in.

$1,200-1,800

512

Sylvester Clarke Salem Bridge Shelf

Clock, Salem Bridge, Connecticut, c. 1830,

flat-top mahogany case with full-length

door flanked by flat pilasters and Corinthian

capitals, painted iron Roman numeral dial

with subsidiary seconds, brass, eight-day,

time and strike, “Salem Bridge” movement,

compounded weights and a pendulum, ht. 28

1/2 in.

$900-1,200

513

Curtis & Clark Miniature Salem Bridge Shelf

Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1825, the

mahogany case with carved columns flanking

the painted iron Arabic numeral dial signed

Curtis & Clark/Plymouth within a painted

border and painted urn spandrels, printed

maker’s label inside backboard stating in part,

Clocks Made by Curtis and Clark/Plymouth,Con./This clock combines advantages over

any other clock made in this country, forconvenience. It is made of the best materials,the springs imported from Geneva., eight-day,

time and strike spring-powered movement,

ht. 23 in.

$4,000-6,000

514

Spencer & Wooster Mahogany Shelf Clock,

Salem Bridge, Connecticut, c. 1840, the

cornice supported by freestanding turned

Corinthian columns, painted wood Roman

numeral dial, door tablet with reverse-painted

scene of a country house, label inside marked

in part Eight Day Repeating Brass Clocks,Manufactured by Spencer & Wooster &Co., brass, eight-day, time and rack strike

movement powered by two compounded cast

iron weights, ht. 34 in.

$1,000-1,500


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517

Silas Hoadley Miniature Alarm Timepiece,

Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1840, solid

scrolled splat, three-quarter-columns flanking

the wooden dial with Arabic numerals and

looking glass below, paper dust cover and

printed maker’s label inside stating FirstQuality Timepieces with Alarm, Pivots bushedwith Ivory, Manufactured by Silas Hoadley,

Plymouth, Conn., thirty-hour time and alarmmovement with two weights and pendulum,

ht. 25 1/2 in.

$1,000-1,500

518

Hiram Welton Stenciled Time and Alarm

Clock, Terrysville, Plymouth, Connecticut,

c. 1840, the grain-painted pine case with

stenciled splat, stenciled and smoke-grained

half-columns flanking the painted wood

Roman numeral dial with painted floral

spandrels and center tin alarm disc, reverse-

painted lower glass, printed maker’s label

stating in part Improved Time Pieces byHiram Welton, Made and Sold at Terrysville,Plymouth Con., thirty-hour time and alarm

wooden movement with pendulum and two

cast iron weights, ht. 24 in.

$2,000-4,000

519

Hills, Goodrich & Co. Ogee Clock, Plainville,

Connecticut, c. 1850, mahogany veneered

case with mirrored lower tablet, circular

painted zinc Roman numeral dial flanked by

gilt turned columns and topped by a foliate

crest, the weight-powered, eight-day, cast iron

backplate, time and strike movement powered

by two cast iron weights and regulated by apendulum, ht. 31 in.

$700-900

520

Rodney Brace Carved Mahogany Shelf

Clock, North Bridgewater, Massachusetts,

c. 1830, with carved half-columns and splat,

painted wood Arabic numeral dial, reverse-

painted lower tablet with a lakeside cottage,

printed maker’s label inside with maker’s

name and location, thirty-hour, time and strike

wooden movement, powered by two cast iron

weights, ht. 36 in.

$800-1,200

521

Rodney Brace Mahogany Shelf Clock,

North Bridgewater, Massachusetts, c. 1825,

scroll-top case, flat columns with contrasting

wood inlays flanking both doors, painted

wood Arabic numeral dial, reverse-painted

glass of a rural scene in lower door, thirty-hour,

time and strike wooden movement, two cast

iron weights and a pendulum, ht. 41 in.

$1,000-1,500

522

C. & L.C. Ives Triple-decker Shelf Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1832, with mahogany

veneered case, carved eagle splat, and

columns flanking the midsection, painted

wood Arabic numeral dial, stenciled and

reverse-painted midsection and lower door

glasses, maker’s label inside marked in part

Patent Brass Eight Day Clock, Made andSold by C. & L. C. Ives, with strap brass,

eight-day, time and strike movement powered



$500-700

523

C. & L.C. Ives Triple-decker Clock, Bristol,

Connecticut, c. 1840, the case with carved

cornucopia splat, floral-carved half-columns

flanking the painted wood Roman numeral dial

with raised gilt spandrels, the lower section

with similar columns, reverse-painted and

stenciled tablets depicting a Greek Revival

dwelling, printed maker’s label inside reading

in part Eight Day Clocks, Made and Sold by C.& L. C. Ives, eight-day, time and strike, strap

brass movement with rolling pinions powered

by two cast iron weights, ht. 38 in. $400-600

524

Manross Double Steeple Shelf Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1845, with painted zinc

Roman numeral dial, transfer-decorated and

reverse-painted glass tablets, printed maker’s

label inside case, eight-day strap brass

movement with wooden fusees mounted in an

attached iron frame, ht. 23 1/2 in.

$700-900

525

Birge & Fuller Mahogany Double SteepleFusee Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c.

1840, with painted zinc Roman numeral dial,

reverse-painted tablets on doors, printed

maker’s label inside case stating ImprovedSteel Spring, Eight-Day Brass Clocks, Birge& Fuller, Bristol, Conn., brass, eight-day, time

and strike movement with detached wooden

fusees, ht. 26 1/2 in.

$800-1,200

526

Birge & Fuller “Double Candlestick” Wagon

Spring Steeple Clock, Bristol, Connecticut,

c. 1845, painted zinc Roman numeral dial,

reverse-painted tablets in doors, printed paper

label on backboard stating J. Ives PatentEqualizing Lever Spring, Eight Day BrassClocks...Birge & Fuller, Bristol Conn., brass,


by a leaf spring mounted in the base, ht. 26 in. $1,000-1,500

527

Birge & Fuller Double Steeple Clock

Wagon Spring Clock, Bristol, Connecticut,

c. 1850, with rosewood case, painted zinc

Roman numeral dial, transfer decorated and

painted tablets on both doors, printed label on

backboard stating J. Ives’ Patent , AcceleratingLever Spring Thirty Hour Brass Clocks…Birge& Fuller, Bristol, Conn., brass, thirty-hour, time

and strike movement powered by a leaf spring

mounted in the base, ht. 24 in.

$400-600

528

Birge & Fuller Mahogany Double Steeple

Wagon Spring Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c.

1845, with painted zinc Roman numeral dial,

frosted glass tablets in doors, printed paper

label on backboard stating J. Ives PatentEqualizing Lever Spring, Eight Day BrassClocks...Birge & Fuller, Bristol Conn., brass,


by a leaf spring mounted in the base, ht. 27 in.

$900-1,200

529

Seth Thomas “Garfield” Shelf Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1880, with walnut

case, full-length glazed door, paper on zinc

Roman numeral dial, silvered beat scale,


by two brass-cased weights and regulated

by a pendulum with a wooden rod and

damascened nickel bob, ht. 29 1/2 in.

$800-1,200

530

Seth Thomas “Garfield” Shelf Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1880, with

walnut case, full-length glazed door, painted

zinc Roman numeral dial, silvered beat scale,


by two brass-cased weights and regulated

by a pendulum with a wooden rod and

damascened nickel bob, ht. 29 1/2 in.

$800-1,200




531

Chelsea “Mariner” Bronze Yacht Wheel

Ship’s Bell Clock, Chelsea, c. 1939, the 6-in.

“special” dial with applied Arabic numerals,

“fancy hands,” eight-day, time and ship’s bell

strike movement, all on a mahogany base, ht.

17 1/2 in.

$900-1,500

532

Chelsea “Commander” Ship’s Bell Mantel

Clock, Boston, c. 1917, No. 112251, with

8-in. silvered brass Arabic numeral dial

marked Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, U.S.A.,Ship’s Bell , polished brass case with hinged

bezel, eight-day, time and ship’s bell strike,

lever-escapement movement, all mounted to

the original mahogany base, ht. 13 in.

$4,500-6,500


532

531



533

Magician Automaton “Magnet” Advertising

Machine, D.R.P. Manufacturing, Germany,

early to mid-20th century, the figure of a

clown with a tuxedo and top hat, rosy checks

and nose, and brown glass eyes, sits on

top of the oak box with his arms appearing

to engage the colored medical advertising

slides that are viewed through the octagonal

front window, slant lid with instruction label in

German, English, and French, resting on four

ball feet, and metal tag reading D.R.P. Made inGermany , ht. 40 in.

$4,000-6,000

534

Musical Automaton Baby Doll Egg, R.

Aldridge, France, the composite ostrich egg

appears to have hatched a chiffon and lace

dressed baby with protruding legs, torso,

arms, and head, that moves when the key-

wind, single-air mechanism is wound, two

butterflies flutter around while she attempts to

catch them in her net, she sits on a gilt-metal

three-legged stool that rests on a velvet-lined

molded base, ht. 17 in.

$600-800

535

Musical Automaton of a Black Figure with

Top Hat and Cane, R. Aldridge, France, the

figure wearing a black double-breasted dress

coat with tails, white waist coat and bow tie,

standing on a wood and brass-wrapped cask,

the key-wind, single-air movement activates

the raising of the top hat while he nods his

head forward, lowers his left arm holding the

cane and seemingly takes a step, while an owl

which is perched on a tree trunk beside him

raises and lowers, ht. 22 in.

$1,200-1,800


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536

Musical Automaton of a Female “Flower

Vendor,” R. Aldridge, in the style of Henry

Phalibois, the female figure dressed in a

chiffon and suede dress with gilt-metal trim

and lace, adorning a wide-brimmed bonnet,

standing below a tree with an array of dried

flowers, the key-wind, single-air mechanism

activates the rotating head, her left hand

holding a basket of flowers, and her right

holding a bouquet of flowers, both rise and

fall, all mounted to a green carpeted lawn and

a velvet molded base with a plaque reading LaVenduse a Fleurs, ht. 26 in.

$800-1,200

537

Musical Automaton of a Female

“Magician,” R. Aldridge, in the style of Henry

Phalibois, the woman dressed in a blue

velvet ruffled dress with gilt wire highlights

and a beaded necklace, stands below a tree

adorned with dried flowers, the key-wind,

single-air mechanism activates the rabbit that

appears to be jumping through the hoop held

in her right hand, the globe or ball dances

through the air and the floating basket of

flowers seems to be controlled by her left

hand, all the while her head nods up and

down, ht. 20 in.

$1,200-1,800

538

Musical Automaton Rocking Horse Doll,

the white and pink lace and silk dressed doll

with bonnet sitting on the composite and

wood rocking horse, the key-wind, single-air

mechanism activates the rotating torso, arms,

and legs, she holds a rattle in one hand and a

doll in the other, ht. 11 1/2 in.

$600-900

539

Musical Automaton of a Black Female

“Magician,” R. Aldridge, in the style of

Henry Phalibois, the female voodoo priestess

dressed in a silk and lace gown, and a

headdress made of netting, beads, and

jewels, the key-wind, single-air movement

activates the child that is resting on a beaded

chantry to be raised and lowered while her

head nods and arms move up and down,

standing on a rope-edged circular pedestal

and standing below a tree adorned with dried

flowers, all mounted on a velvet-lined molded

base, with plaque reading La Maicenne, ht.

24 in. $1,200-1,800

540

Victor V Disc Talking Machine, Camden,

New Jersey, c. 1910, 12-in. turntable on oak

case with molded base, tin tag attached to

front reading in part Victor Talking MachineCo., 22-in. dia. oak horn with original colored

decal and original gilt-decorated cast iron

needle arm bracket, and additional needles.

$700-900


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541

Regina 15 1/2-inch Mahogany Disc Musical

Box, No. 39332, with brass bedplate, single

comb, starwheel assembly, barley-twist

pressure bar, and start/stop lever, all housed

in a mahogany dome-top case with rope-

turned molding and monochrome lid print,

terminating in a stepped molded base, with

approximately forty discs, wd. 21 3/4 in.

$1,000-1,500

542

Regina 15 1/2-inch Mahogany Disc Musical

Box, No. 25907, with brass bedplate, single

comb, starwheel assembly, barley-twist

pressure bar, start/stop lever, all housed in a

mahogany dome-top case with rope-turned

molding and monochrome lid print, together

with a bench-made single-drawer stand and

approximately thirty discs, wd. 22 in.

$1,000-1,500

543

Regina 27-inch Disc Concertina Mahogany

Musical Box, No. 31207, with brass bed

plate, dual combs flanking the star-wheel arm,

sugar-twist pressure bar, scalloped-shaped

fold-out hinged lid above the turned corner

columns, and molded framed sides, all resting

on a carved ogee base, twenty discs, lg. 34 in.

$4,000-6,000


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544

Criterion 20-inch Floor-standing Coin-

operated Musical Box, The Equitable

Manufacturing Co., Iowa City, Iowa, c. 1900,

the two-part oak case with carved acanthus

leaf crown molding above the circular beveled

glass and pierced spandrel full-width hinged

door, dual comb mechanism, crank-arm,

coin slot and gumball mechanism on side of

cabinet, carved stepped molded midsection,with plaque reading The Equitable Manfg.Co. Iowa City, Iowa, lower disc storage door

with carved columns flanking the egg-and-

dart frame that encloses an applied lyre and

floral-decorated raised panel, all resting on a

carved, stepped, molded base, fifteen discs,

ht. 80 3/4 in.

$7,000-9,000

545

Twelve-air Piccolo Zither Cylinder Musical

Box, Switzerland, c. 1890, brass bedplate

with silvered tag reading in part Longe Marche1879, 16-in. cylinder, dual springs and lever

crank, zither attachment, dual combs onestamped with an anchor, change/repeat and

start/stop levers, colored lithographed tune

sheet attached to inside of lid, string- and

floral-inlaid rosewood veneered box, with cast

brass handles, lg. 24 in.

$1,000-1,500

546

Six-air Cylinder Musical Box, Geneva,

Switzerland, c. 1880, the burl walnut and

ebonized case housing an 18-in. brass

cylinder, three-part comb and a full-length

zither with shield plate switch, tune sheetattached to lid reading Fabrique De Geneve

with list of songs, lg. 27 in.

$400-500

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547

Tailboard Plate Camera and Voigtlander

Lens, 18 x 24 cm, c. 1890, mahogany body,

square fabric bellows, leather carrying handle,

hinged ground glass, rack and pinion rear

focus, Voigtlander & Sohn, collinear, series IIIlens, No. 67709, with two double sided plate

holders and wooden tripod legs.

$300-500

548

Lens Casket Set and 5 x 7 Dry Plate

Camera, Continental, c. 1890, the folding

mahogany camera with green fabric bellows,

sliding lens board and flange for lens casket

set with brass barrel and cells marked 15, 25,35, 45, 55, 65, 75, with three double sided dry

plate holders and a roller-blind shutter, along

with two Kodak cameras, a Vest Pocket and a

1A Series III.

$300-500

549

Leitz Thambar 9cm Soft Focus Lens,

Germany, no. 472358, the 9cm f/2.2 black

Leica screw mount lens with diffusion disc

(front filter) and original lens shade.

$800-1,200

550

Leitz 21mm Super-Angulon-R Lens,

Germany, no. 2486676, a black 21mm f/4

lens in Leica R mount with Leitz lens shade

and leather case.

$400-600

551

Leitz Summarex M Mount Lens, Germany,

no. 940021, a chrome 8.5cm f/1.5 lens with

Leitz UV filter and lens shade in a leather case.

$700-900

552

Leica M3 Double Stroke Body and Four

Lenses, Germany, c, 1955, no. 736428, the

chrome double stroke body, Summicron 5cm

f/2.0 lens and Leica meter MC, with three

Canon lenses in Leica M mount, a 35mm f/1.8

with Leitz viewfinder, a Serenar 85mm f/2, anda Serenar 135mm f/4, along with a leather bag

and accessories.

$400-600

553

Leica M3 Double Stroke with Three Lenses,

Germany, c. 1957, No. 872540, chrome,

double-stroke, with a Leitz Summarit 5cm

f/1.5 lens no. 1433816, a Leitz Summaron

2.8cm f/5.6 lens, a Leitz Hektor 13.5cm

f/4.5lens, with a Leica meter MR and a

Summaron 3.5cm lens shade.

$700-900

554

Three Leitz Lenses in Leica-R-Mount,

Germany, Canada, and Japan, a black

Elmarit-R 28mm f/2.8 lens no. 2671159, a

black Summicron-R made in Canada no.

2693083, and a MR-TELYT-R 500mm f/8mirror lens made in Japan, all in zippered

leather cases.

$500-800

555

Leica R6 Body and Four Leitz Lenses,

Germany and Japan, chrome body, four black

lenses, a Summicron-R 50mm f/2 made in

Germany no. 2651785, a Vario-Elmar-R 35-

70mm f/3.5 made in Japan, a Vario-Elmar-R

80-200mm f/4.5 made in Japan, and a Leitz

Extender-R 2x made in Germany, all in leather

cases.

$400-600

556

Black Leica IId with Elmar Lens, Germany,

c. 1932, no. 65801, the screw-mount lens

body with nickel fittings and an Elmar 5cm

f/3.5 lens no. 327763.

Note: This is the first Leica model with built-in

coupled rangefinder.

$500-800


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557

Leica Model IIIg Body and Lens, Germany,

no. 860043, the chrome body with self-timer

and slow speed dial on the front, bright line

viewfinder and strap lugs, and Summitar 5cm

f/2 lens no. 660489 with lens shade.

Note: The IIIg is the last model of the Leica

screw-mount lens bodies and has the most

advanced features of the line.

$600-900

558

Leica IIIF and Three Leica Lenses,

Germany, no. 682086, chrome body with

serial number as above, an Elmar 5cm

f/3.5lens, a Summaron 2.8cm f/5.6 lens

and an Elmar 9cm f/4.0 lens, with a leather

accessories case.

$500-700

559

Hasselblad 500C and Two Lenses, body

no. TE97725 with waist-level finder, a Zeiss

Planar 80mm f/2.8lens no. 4861366, Zeiss

Sonnar 150mm f/4 lens no. 4974568, two

twelve exposure backs, film winder knob light

meter, a Gossen Luna Pro meter and various

accessories, all in a leather camera bag.

$300-500

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1000

Five Pieces of Early Iron Weaponry,

c. 17th/18th century, a Germanic

spontoon head, three halberd heads,

and a Continental polearm blade, lg.

27 to 42 in.

$300-500

1001

Two Boarding Pikes, c. late 18th/

early 19th century, wooden hafts with

four-sided iron spear points and iron

langets.

Provenance: Sold to benefit

the acquisition fund of the Fort

Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1002

Two British Pattern 1796 Infantry

Officer’s Swords, c. late 18th/early

19th century, brass hilts with faceted

pommels and wire-wrapped grips,

steel blades engraved with foliate

designs, panoply of arms, and a crownover GR, blade lg. 33, overall lg. 39 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1003

French Foot Officer’s Sword, c. early

19th century, brass hilt with wood grip,

brass oval langets, steel blade, black

leather scabbard missing the throat

with a brass drag, blade lg. 28, overall

lg. 33 1/2 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1004

Group of Bayonets, c. 19th century,

for Model 1816 muskets, Springfield

Rifle-muskets, and Trapdoor Springfield

rifles, some with scabbards.

Provenance: From the collection of the

late Peter F. Frazier and M. Prudence

Fleck. $400-600

1005

Two Knight’s-head Pommel Swords,

c. mid-19th century, brass hilts with

knight’s head pommels, bone grips,

and steel blades engraved with foliate

designs, blade lg. 31, overall lg. 37

1/2 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1006

Two Federal Period Swords, c.

early to mid-19th century, a brass-hilt

sword with a lion head pommel, five

ball knuckle bow and branch, reeded

horn grip, and a steel blade engraved

with foliate designs and a panoply of

arms, and a gilt-brass hilt sword with

a pierced knuckle bow, langets with

American eagles, horn grip, and a

steel blade marked WARRANTED and

engraved with foliate designs and apanoply of arms.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1007

Eagle Pommel Short-sword with

Scabbard, c. 19th century, brass eagle

pommel with bone grips, steel blade

marked No. 87/K and WARRANTED,

leather scabbard with brass throat and

drag, blade lg. 27 3/4, overall lg. 33

1/2 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1008

Three Swords, c. early to mid-19th

century, an eagle pommel sword with

brass hilt, missing knuckle bow, reeded

horn grip, and an engraved steel blade,

an eagle pommel with brass hilt, brass

chain, brass langets with an eagle,

horn grip, and an engraved steel blade,and a brass-hilted sword with a broken

knuckle bow, horn grip, and a steel

blade with a single fuller.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1009

Eagle-pommel Sword and Dagger,

c. early to mid-19th century, a gilt-

brass eagle pommel and pierced

hilt, checkered bone grip, steel blade

engraved with a panoply of arms,

foliate designs, and a Native American

holding a shield marked LIBERTY , and

a dagger with a brass eagle pommel,

wooden grip, engraved steel counter-

guard, steel blade engraved with foliate

designs and patriotic symbols.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1010

Three Eagle-pommel Swords, c.

early to mid-19th century, a brass hilt

eagle pommel, quillon has eagle’s head

and talon clutching a ball, checkered

horn grip, and a steel blade engraved

with a panoply of arms, foliate designs,

and hunting scenes, a brass hilt eagle

pommel missing the knuckle bow,

reeded horn grip, and a steel blade

engraved with foliate designs and a

panoply of arms, and a brass hilt eaglepommel with reeded horn grips, and

a steel blade engraved with foliate

designs and a panoply of arms.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1011

Two Eagle-pommel Swords with

Scabbards, c. early to mid-19th

century, an eagle pommel brass hilt,

foliate designs on the knuckle bow,

and eagles on the langets, bonegrip, engraved steel blade with foliate

designs, and an engraved brass

scabbard, and an eagle pommel with

brass hilt, a lion head on the langets,

bone grips, engraved steel blade with

foliate designs, and a brass scabbard.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1012

Two Federal Period Swords, c. early

to mid-19th century, a brass and steelhilt sword with bone grip, steel blade

and a steel scabbard, and a steel hilt

sword with clamshell langets, bone

grip, an engraved steel blade, and a

steel scabbard.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1013

Eagle-pommel Sword and Partial

Scabbard, c. early to mid-19th

century, brass eagle pommel with

pierced knuckle bow and counter-

guard, bone grip with a wire wrap,

fire blued blade marked WOOLEY/ SARGENT/& CRANES/WARRANTED,

and engraved with foliate designs and

a panoply of arms, partial black leather

scabbard with engraved throat and

middle band, blade lg. 31, overall lg.

36 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

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1014

Eagle-pommel Sword with Partial

Scabbard, c. early to mid-19th

century, brass eagle pommel and hilt,

bone grip, engraved steel blade with

foliate designs and a panoply of arms,

black leather scabbard missing the

upper section and throat, blade lg. 30,

overall lg. 35 1/2 in.


the acquisition fund of the Fort Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1015


early to mid-19th century, brass hilts,

reeded bone grips, engraved steel

blades, one with a scabbard but

incorrect throat.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1016


early to mid-19th century, a brass

eagle pommel with broken brass hilt,

engraved blade, and a black leather

scabbard, a brass hilt and eagle

pommel with a sheet brass hilt, bone

grip, steel blade with three fullers, and

a brass hilt and eagle pommel with

eagles on the langets, wire-wrapped

bone grip, engraved steel blade with

foliate designs and a panoply of arms.

Provenance: Sold to benefitthe acquisition fund of the Fort

Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1017

Three Model 1860 Staff & Field

Officer’s Swords, c. mid to late 19th

century, a sword with a gilt-brass hilt,

shagreen and wire-wrapped grip,

engraved blade marked U.S./Armory/ Springfield/Mass., a steel scabbard

with brass fittings; a sword with a gilt-

brass hilt, shagreen and wire-wrapped

grip, engraved steel blade marked

U.S./Armory/Springfield/Mass., a steel

scabbard with brass fittings; and a

sword with a gilt-brass hilt, shagreen

and wire-wrapped grip, engraved steel

blade marked SHANNON/MILLER/&/ CRANE/NEW YORK , a steel scabbard

with brass fittings.

$300-500

1018

Three Model 1860 Staff & Field


century, a sword with gilt-brass hilt,


engraved steel blade, and a steel

scabbard engraved PRESENTEDTO/Com. Sergt. E.J. Rice by Co.C./22nd Regt. N.G.N.Y., a sword

with a gilt-brass hilt, shagreen and

wire-wrapped grip, engraved steel

blade, and a blued-steel scabbardwith brass fittings, and a sword with

a gilt-brass hilt, shagreen and wire-

wrapped grip, engraved steel blade

marked SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/ SPRINGFIELD/MASS. U.S.A., and a

steel scabbard with brass fittings.

$300-500

1019

Four Model 1860 Staff & Field


century, a sword with a gilt-brass hilt,


engraved steel blade marked U.S./ ARMORY/Springfield/Mass., a steel

scabbard with brass fittings; a sword

with gilt-brass hilt, shagreen and

wire-wrapped grip, engraved blade

marked SPRINGFIELD/ARMORY/ SPRINGFIELD/MASS. U.S.A., a steel

scabbard with brass fittings; a sword

with gilt-brass hilt, shagreen and wire-

wrapped grip, engraved steel blade, a

steel scabbard with brass fittings; and

a sword with gilt-brass hilt, shagreen

and wire-wrapped grip, and engraved

steel blade marked AMES/MFG. CO./ CHICOPEE/MASS, and a blued-steel

scabbard with brass fittings.

$400-600

1020

Four Model 1840 N.C.O. Swords, c.

mid-19th century, cast-brass hilts with

steel blades, various makers including

Ames, Collins, and Horstmann, blade

lg. 32, overall lg. 38 1/2 in.

$300-500

1021

Four Model 1840 N.C.O. Swords, c.

mid-19th century, cast-brass hilts with

steel blades, makers include Ames,

Collins, and others, blade lg. 32 1/2,

overall lg. 39 in.

$300-500

1022

Two Model 1840 Musician’s Swords,

c. 1862-64, cast-brass hilts with steel

blades, both by Ames, a blade marked

US/W.C.1862, and a blade marked

US/G.K.C./1864, blade lg. 28, overall

lg. 34 1/2 in.

$200-400

1023

Model 1840 Musician’s Sword, c.

1862, cast-brass hilt with a steel blade

marked AMES MFG. CO./CHICOPEE ,and US/D/1862, black leather

scabbard with brass throat and drag,

blade lg. 28, overall lg. 34 3/4 in.

$300-500

1024

Two Swords, c. 19th century, aneagle-pommel sword with a wire-

wrapped bone grip, and an eagle with

foliate designs on the counter-guard,

and a Model 1840 Non Commissioned

officer sword marked near the ricasso

AMES MFG. CO./CHICOPEE,/MASS,

and on the other side of the blade US/ JM/1861.



Fleck.

$300-500

1025

Model 1840 Cavalry Saber, c. mid-

19th century, brass hilt and guard

with leather and wire-wrapped grip,

unmarked steel blade, and a steel

scabbard with steel carrying rings and

drag, blade lg. 36, overall lg. 42 in.



Fleck.

$300-500

1026

Two Model 1860 Staff & FieldOfficer’s Swords, c. late 19th century,

a sword with a brass hilt, shagreen

and wire-wrapped grip, steel blade

engraved and marked W.M./REED/&SON/BOSTON., and a steel scabbard

with brass fittings, a sword with a brass

hilt, shagreen and wire-wrapped grip,

and a steel blade marked WM READ/&SONS/BOSTON/MASS and a steel




Fleck.

$300-500

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1027

Four Swords, c. mid to late 19th

century, a Model 1860 staff & field

officer’s sword with a silver hilt,

engraved blade marked RIDABOCK& CO./NEW-YORK and MADE INFRANCE , without a scabbard, a Model

1860 staff & field officer’s sword with

no scabbard, a Model 1860 staff & field

officer’s sword with a scabbard, and a

Philadelphia Patriotic Sons of America

sword and scabbard.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1028

Two U.S. Civil War-era Swords, c.

1852-65, a Model 1852 naval officer’s

sword with gilt-brass hilt, shagreen

and wire-wrapped grip, engraved

steel blade marked Ames Mfg Co./ Chicopee/Mass and dated 1852, and

a presentation grade Model 1850 staff

& field officer’s sword with gilt-brass

ornate hilt, engraved blade marked W./ CLAUBERG/SOLINGEN with eagles

and foliate designs.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1029

Non-Regulation Foot Officer’s

Sword, c. 1861-65, steel hilt with

an eagle and US on the counter-

guard, shagreen and wire-wrappedgrip, engraved steel blade marked F.HORSTER/SOLINGEN , and a steel

scabbard with two carrying rings, blade

lg. 32 1/2, overall lg. 38 in.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1030

Two Smallswords, c. mid-19th

century, a brass hilt eagle pommel with

bone grips, and a steel blade engraved

with foliate designs and a panoply

of arms, and a French silver-hilt

ceremonial sword with pearl grips, and

a triangular steel blade engraved with

foliate designs and a panoply of arms.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1031

Four Dress Swords, c. 19th century,

a brass-hilt sword with a Native

American head pommel, pearl grips,

and an engraved steel blade, a French

small sword with brass hilt, wire-

wrapped grip, and an engraved steel

blade, a naval sword with a brass

hilt, lion pommel, bone grip, and an

engraved steel blade, and a French

officer’s sword with brass hilt, lion head

pommel, pearl grips, engraved steelblade, and a black leather scabbard

with brass throat and drag.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$200-400

1032

Two Naval Swords, c. early to mid-

19th century, a naval presentation

sword with gilt-brass hilt, and bone

grips with a silver inlay marked J.B.Wilson/Lieut. U.S.N., steel blade

engraved with foliate designs and

a panoply of arms, a black leather

scabbard with engraved brass throat

and middle band, (missing the drag),

and a Model 1841 naval officer’s sword

with brass eagle pommel, (missing

part of its hilt), bone grips, an engraved

steel blade marked JOS STORRS with

an anchor and circle of stars.



Ticonderoga Museum.

$300-500

1033

Model 1860 Cavalry Saber, c. 1864,

brass hilt with leather and wire-

wrapped wooden grip, blade marked

on ricasso US/D.E.M./1864, and

EMERSON/&/SILVER/TRENTON.N.J.,with a steel scabbard lightly engraved

A.M. below the throat, blade lg. 35,


$300-500

1034

Model 1840 Cavalry Saber and

Scabbard, c. mid-19th century, brass

hilt and handguard, leather and wire-

wrapped grip, steel blade marked C& J, steel scabbard with steel carrying

rings and drag, blade lg. 35, overall lg.

42 1/2 in.

$300-500

1035


brass hilt and handguard with leather


marked on the ricasso AMES MFG.CO./CHICOPEE , and US/J.F/1864,

steel scabbard with two carrying rings,

blade lg. 34 1/2, overall lg. 41 in.

$300-500

1036Model 1860 Cavalry Saber, c. 1864,

brass hilt and handguard with leather


marked on the ricasso MANSFIELD/&/ LAMB/FORESTDALE R.I., and

U.S./C.E.W./1864, steel scabbard with

two carrying rings, blade lg. 35, overall

lg. 43 in.

$300-500

1037

Group of Small Knives and Daggers,

c. 18th to 20th century, a small bone

handled naval dirk, a folding pocket

knife, a Barlow folding pocket knife, a

Russian folding pocket knife, and two

small daggers.

$400-600

1038

Japanese Cavalry Trooper’s Sword,

c. late 19th to early 20th century,

checkered steel and wood grips, steel

handguard, steel blade marked on the

ricasso 26390, and a steel scabbard

with steel fittings, blade lg. 32 1/2,

overall lg. 38 in.

$300-500

1039

Japanese Naginata, wooden haft with

painted coating, plated-steel fittings

and a steel ferrule, gilt-covered wire

wrap around the middle band, a curved

steel blade with a wooden cover, blade

lg. 16, overall lg. 91 1/2 in.

$200-300

1040

Samurai Sword and Photo Album, c.

1941-45, a wakizashi with rayskin grip

and taped binding, steel blade, and

green painted steel scabbard, and a

photo album with native girls, soldiers,

dead Japanese soldiers, vehicles, and

equipment, blade lg. 29, overall lg.

39 in.

$600-800


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1041

Five Bayonets, late 19th to mid-20th

century, a trapdoor Springfield bayonet

and scabbard, a Japanese Arisaka

bayonet and scabbard, a Model 1905

bayonet marked R.I.A./1918 in an M3

scabbard, a Model 1905/42 bayonet

marked U.G./U.S./1942 in an M3

scabbard, and an M1 bayonet marked

U.G./U.S./ with scabbard.

$200-300

1042

Four Japanese Blades, c. 20th

century, an Imperial Japanese naval

dagger with gilt-brass fittings, shagreen

and wire-wrapped grip, steel blade with

a single fuller, and wooden scabbard

with gilt-brass fittings; a tanto with

wood grips and bone foliate designs,

a steel blade, and a wooden scabbard

with bone and metal bugs and foliate

designs; a tanto with shagreen and

tape wrapped grip, steel blade, and

a wooden scabbard; and a hari-kiri

knife with wooden grip, steel blade and

wooden scabbard.

Note: Attached to the hari-kiri knife is

a note which states: “Japanese hari-kiri

knife from lower Yangtze River Valley

front/From Lt. Jack Young/23 March

44.”

$400-600

1043

Two Model 1917 Fighting Knives,

a Model 1880 Hunting Knife, and

a Machete, c. late 19th/early 20th

century, a 1917 fighting knife and

scabbard made by A.C. Co., a 1917fighting knife and scabbard made by

L.F. & C, a 1880 hunting knife with

no scabbard, and a machete and

scabbard marked COLLINS & CO.

$300-500

1044

Group of Daggers and Knives, c.

19th/20th century, group of daggers

and knives assembled during WWII by

an officer in the American army, mostly

from the Middle East and islands.

$200-400

1045

Three Bayonets and a Short Sword,

19th and 20th century, a French Model

1874 bayonet and scabbard, an un-

marked American saber bayonet with

brass hilt, and black leather scabbard

with brass fittings, a German short

sword with brass hilt, black leather

scabbard with brass fittings, unit

marked on the guard and scabbard

throat, and an English saber bayonet

with steel fittings, and a black leatherscabbard with steel fittings.

$200-400

1046

Soviet Shashka and Scabbard, c.

1939, brass hilt with C.C.C.P. and

other Soviet markings, wood grip, steel

blade dated 1939, black scabbard with

brass fittings, blade lg. 31 3/4, overall

lg. 37 1/2 in.

$400-600

1047

Seventeen Bayonets and Edged

Weapons, c. 19th/20th century,

includes a German WWI butcher blade

bayonet, M-4 bayonet, 1917 fighting

knife without the scabbard, a German

98k bayonet, two Japanese bayonets,

and others.

$600-800

1048

Twelve Bayonets and Knives, c.

early to mid-20th century, a Model

1917 fighting knife marked U.S./L.F.& C./1917 on the counter-guard, and

a leather scabbard with steel fittings,a Model 1905 bayonet dated 1919

with wooden grips, and a fiberglass

scabbard, a Model 1917 bolo knife,

marked U.S./MODEL 1917 , and

PLUMB/PHILA/1918 with a leather

and canvas scabbard, a brass knuckle

knife marked U.S. ARMY on one side,

with a scabbard made from a German

bayonet, and a German frog, two

machetes with wooden grips, steel

blade, and leather and brass scabbard,

an army air corps survival machete with

wood grips and blackened steel blade

marked CASE XX , an M-7 bayonet with

checkered plastic grips, parkerized

steel blade, and plastic scabbard, an

M-6 bayonet with checkered plastic

grips, parkerized steel blade, and

M8A1 fiberglass scabbard, a Marine

Corps bolo knife and scabbard marked

USMC/CHATILLON, N.Y., a Model

1870 Naval bayonet and scabbard

by Ames, and a trapdoor Springfield

bayonet and scabbard.

$400-600

1049

Prussian Officer’s Sword, c. early

20th century, gilt-brass hilt, eagle

pommel with red inlaid eyes, wire-

wrapped shagreen grip, engraved steel

blade marked Mit Gott , steel scabbard

with two carrying rings, blade lg. 32

3/4, overall lg. 39 1/2 in.



Ticonderoga Museum. $200-400

1050

Model 1913 Cavalry Saber, c.

1918, black steel basket-shaped

hilt with checkered black grip, steel

blade marked U.S. on one side, and

LF&C/1918 with an ordnance bomb,

cloth covered scabbard with steel

throat and drag, blade lg. 35 1/4,

overall lg. 42 in.

$300-500

1051


olive drab painted steel basket-shaped

hilt with checkered grip, steel blade

marked U.S./26264 on one side, and

SA/1914 with an ordnance bomb,

cloth covered, olive drab painted

scabbard with steel throat and drag,

blade lg. 35 1/4, overall lg. 42 in.

$300-500

1052

Model 1872 Cavalry Officer’s Saber,

c. late 19th century, brass hilt and

handguard with foliate designs and aneagle, with leather and wire-wrapped

grip, engraved blade with foliate

designs, a panoply of arms, and U.S.,steel scabbard with brass throat,

carrying rings, and drag, blade lg. 32,

overall lg. 38 in.

$400-600

1053

Model 1895 Winchester-Lee Navy

Bayonet, Scabbard, and Frog, c. late

19th century, wooden grip with steel

fittings, blade lightly marked with a

triangle, leather frog with tooled lines,

and a leather scabbard with blued-

steel throat and tip, blade lg. 8 1/8,

overall lg. 14 in.

$200-300


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Six Krag Rifle Bayonets with

Scabbards, and Two Trapdoor

Springfield Bayonets, c. late 19th/

early 20th century, six Krag rifle

bayonets with various dates, a

trapdoor Springfield bayonet with a

scabbard, and one without.

$200-400

1055Seven Krag Rifle Bayonets with

Scabbards and a Trapdoor

Springfield Bayonet, c. late 19th/early

20th century, seven Krag bayonets and

scabbards with various dates, and a

trapdoor Springfield bayonet with no

scabbard.

$200-400

1056

Imperial Austrian Court Sword, c.

late 19th/early 20th century, gilt-brass

hilt with lion head pommel, mother-

of-pearl grips, snake-shaped guard,

counter-guard has Austrian crest,

engraved steel blade marked Wien,

black leather scabbard with gilt-brass

fittings, blade lg. 32 1/2, overall lg. 37

1/2 in.

$400-600

1057

Persian Mameluke-style Sword, c.

19th century, wood grip with engraved

brass backstrap, brass counter-guard,

curved engraved iron blade, and a

blade leather covered wood scabbard

with two brass bands, lg. 36 in.

$300-500

1058

Persian Sword, c. 19th century, bone

and wood grip with inlaid stones,

curved iron blade with a single fuller,

repoussé-type scabbard with buildings

and foliate designs, lg. 31 1/2 in.

$300-500

1059

Persian Sword, c. 19th century, bone

grip, iron blade with engraved gilt

foliate designs and three fullers, lg. 28

1/2 in.

$200-400

1060

Persian Axe, c. 19th century, iron

handle with onion-shaped pommel,

spear point, crescent-shaped axe head

decorated with foliate designs, lg. 26

1/2 in.

$300-500

1061

Persian Axe, c. 19th century, iron

handle with mushroom-shaped

pommel, spear point, dagger-shaped

axe head decorated with foliate

designs and two brass lions, with a

brass elephant behind the axe head,

lg. 24 1/2 in.

$400-600

1062Persian Axe, c. 19th century, iron

handle with onion-shaped pommel,

spear point, axe head decorated with

foliate designs, lg. 26 1/2 in.

$200-400

1063

Six Wilkinson British

Commemorative Swords, c. 20th

century, serial number 2 out of a series

of 250, a rifle regiment officer’s sword,

an infantry officer’s sword, a Scottish

basket-hilt sword, an Irish guard

sword, a royal artillery officer’s sword,

and a cavalry officer’s sword, with two

wooden brackets for wall mounting.

$400-600

1064

Two Middle Eastern Brass Flintlock

Pistols, c. late 18th/early 19th century,

a brass framed pistol with ornate foliate

designs, steel engraved lockplate,

engraved steel barrel, and a brass

frame pistol with ornate foliate designs

and a panoply of arms, engraved steel

lockplate, and engraved steel barrel.

$600-800

1065

Lefaucheux Pinfire Pistol, c. mid-

19th century, walnut grips with lanyard

ring on the butt, steel frame, barrel

marked LEFAUCHEUX , barrel lg. 6 1/4,


$200-300

1066

Three Pistols, c. 19th century, a

pepperbox pistol with walnut grips,

marked on the hammer MANHATTANF.A. MF’G. CO./NEW YORK , a double

barrel pinfire pistol with walnut grips

and engraved steel frame, and

a double barrel pinfire pistol with

checkered walnut grips, and a lanyard

loop on the butt.

$500-700

1067

Manhattan Navy Revolver, c. 1861-

64, serial number 35582, walnut grip

with silver-plate brass triggerguard

and backstrap, 1859 patent date

on cylinder, top of barrel marked

MANHATTAN FIRE ARMS CO.NEWARK N.J., barrel lg. 5, overall lg.

11 in.

$300-500

1068

Four Spur Trigger Revolvers, c. mid

to late 19th century, a Sharps breech

loading four-shot pepperbox pistol with

walnut grips, brass frame, and steel

barrels, a Lucius Pond front-loading,

separate chamber, revolver with walnut

grips, brass frame, and steel cylinder

and barrel, a Smith & Wesson Model

Number 1 second issue revolver with

walnut grips, silver plated brass frame

and steel barrel and cylinder, and a

Smith & Wesson Model Number 1 third

issue revolver with rosewood grips,

and nickel-plated steel frame, barrel,

and cylinder.



Fleck.

$400-600

1069

Continental Revolver, c. late

19th century, serial number 1395,

checkered walnut grips, blued-steel

frame and cylinder, octagonal barrel,

overall lg. 9 in.

Provenance: From the collection of thelate Peter F. Frazier and M. Prudence

Fleck.

$200-400

1070

Cased Colt Reproduction “Signature

Series” Model 1860 Army Revolver,

c. late 20th century, serial number

204275, walnut grips, color case

hardened frame and loading lever,

brass triggerguard and blued-steel

backstrap, blued-steel barrel and

cylinder, black wooden case with

brass signature series medallion on

the lid, lined with mustard-colored

velvet containing cap tin, bullet mold,

combination tool, and powder flask, ht.

3 1/4, wd. 9, lg. 18 in.

$300-500


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1071

Colt Reproduction “Signature

Series” Model 1851 Navy Revolver,


31434, walnut grips, color case

hardened frame and loading lever,

silver-plated triggerguard, and

backstrap, blued-steel barrel and

cylinder, in original pasteboard box

with instruction manuals, overall lg. 13

3/4 in.

$300-500

1072

Replica Colt Walker Model Revolver,


6789, walnut grips, case-hardened

frame marked SMARCO, barrel marked

BLACK POWDER ONLY CAL. 44MADE IN ITALY , barrel lg. 9 1/8, overall

lg. 16 1/2 in.



Fleck.

$200-400

1073

Miquelete Lock and Two Iron Belt

Hooks, an iron miquelete-style lock

with three oval stamps below the cock,

with two side screws, and two iron belt

hooks with decorative engraving.

$300-500

1074

Continental Morion Helmet, c. 17th

century, iron helmet with tall comb,

brim riveted to a second piece of iron,

inside helmet is the original leather andlinen liner, ht. 9 in.

$400-600

1075

Staved Wooden Cask, c. late 18th/

early 19th century, wooden cask with

oak staves on each end, with initials

carved on one side, ht. 9 1/4, wd. 8 in.

$200-300

1076

Three Military Documents, c. late

18th/early 19th century, a receipt

for payment for beef supplied to the

Continental Army dated March 1st,

1782, a New York commission for

John C. Dongan to be a Lieutenant

Colonel in the Richmond County Militia

dated May 13th, 1784, signed by

George Clinton, and a Massachusetts

commission for Seth Garey to be a

Lieutenant in the Massachusetts militia

dated 1817.

$300-500

1077

Identified and Carved Fife, c. 1819,

maple fife with brass ferrules, carved

with numerous 1819 dates, and the property of William Rd Greene Amen1819, lg. 14 3/4 in.

Provenance: Found in a home in

Rhode Island.

$200-300

1078

Two “US” Marked Revere Copper

Spikes, c. early 19th century, two

copper spikes of different lengths, both

stamped US, lg. 7 3/4 to 10 1/2 in.

Note: These where possibly found at

the wreck of the USS New Hampshire,

which sank near Manchester-by-the-

Sea, Massachusetts, on July 26th,

1922.

$200-400

1079

Militia Waistbelt, Cartridge Box,

and Bayonet Scabbard, c. early 19th

century, a black-leather waistbelt with a

rectangular plate, a belly-style cartridge

box made from black-leather, with a

badge on the front marked D.H, with

twenty-four tin cartridge tubes inside,

and a black leather bayonet scabbard.

$400-600

1080

German Military Silhouette

Miniature, c. early 19th century,

painted soldier in a blue-faced red

coatee with gold epaulette, goldcross belt plate, and a plumed cap,

with brass border, and backed with

Germanic printed paper, ht. 3 5/8, wd.

2 3/4 in.

$200-250

1081

Three Pairs of Civil War-era Boots,

c. mid-19th century, two pairs of black

leather low boots, and a pair of high

riding boots with some damage.



Fleck.

$400-600

1082

Group of Civil War Documents and

Newspapers, c. 1861-65, document

and discharges, letters, ConfederateStates Almanac, Richmond DailyExaminer , as well as other newspapers,

autograph of Bennett H. Young who

led the Saint Albans, Vermont, raid, a

note and autograph from Confederate

Lieutenant Colonel Luke W. Finlay, and

some South Carolina paper currency.



Fleck.

$400-600

1083

Civil War Camp Stool, c. 1863-65,

wooden-frame stool with carpet-

style seat, marked under frame G.H.Wright in two places, patent label

marked E.W. VAILL/Patentee andManufacturer/WORCESTER, MASS./ PATENTED JANUARY 6, 1863, ht. 35,

wd. 16 in.



Fleck.

Note: With the chair is a typed note

with George H. Wright’s military service

during the Civil War.

$200-400

1084

Two Lincoln Inaugural Paper

Lanterns and Two Parade Flags, c.

1860s, a paper lantern with patriotic

motifs which reads UNION , a paperlantern with red, white, and blue

stripes, a framed parade flag printed on

white polished cotton with twenty-five

stars in a circle, and four more on each

corner of the canton, and a parade flag

printed on polished cotton.



Fleck.

$200-400

1085

Lieutenant William McKinley

Civil War Return and Campaign

Buttons, c. 1863, framed, handwritten

quartermaster return filled out by

Lieutenant, and later President, William

McKinley, dated July 31st, 1863, from

Camp White, Virginia, two campaign

pins, and a memorial pin, frame wd.

15, ht. 12 in.



Fleck.

$200-300


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1086

Five Civil War Canteens, c. 1861-65,

three canteens with jean cloth covers,

and two without covers.



Fleck.

$300-500

1087Pennsylvania-made Kepi, c. mid to

late 19th century, dark blue broadcloth

band, rise, and crown, decorated

on the crown with gold galloon, and

metallic gold tape around the band,

cuff-size general staff buttons, leather

chinstrap, and a painted leather visor,

inside has a leather sweatband, and a

green polished cotton liner, maker-

marked on the inside crown E.S. ZOLLINGER & CO./HARRISBURG/PA.,ht. 3 in.



Fleck.

$300-500

1088

Group of Civil War-era

Accoutrements, c. 1861-65, a Model

1855 cartridge box with a lead-filled

brass buckle marked US, a Model

1864 cartridge box with a stamped

US on the flap, a carbine cartridge box

with a lead-filled brass plate marked

US, a waistbelt missing its buckle,

a Federal cap box, and a possible

Confederate cap box.



Fleck.

$300-500

1089

Group of Civil War Objects, c. 1861-

65, an identified housewife carried by

Private William D. Deadman, Company

E, 50th Massachusetts Regiment,

patriotic match cases, playing cards,

dominos, two leather flag carriers, a

tin dispatch case, two mirrors, three

officers shoulder straps, manuals,

buttons, letters, a boot, and equipment

stencil identified to Colonel Shatzwell of

the 1st Massachusetts Heavy Artillery,

shoe horn, and other related objects.



Fleck.

$400-600

1090

Group of Military Documents from

a Signal Corps Officer, c. 1861-

65, a small journal and signal corps

documents relating to Lieutenant

Elisha N. Peirce, including orders,

quartermaster returns, cipher notes,

and letters.

Note: Lieutenant Elisha N. Pierce was

a member of the 5th Massachusetts

Volunteers. $200-400

1091

Military Records, Carte-de-visite,

and Reference Book of Orlando

Keen, c. late 19th century, bound book

called Military record/of/ORLANDOKEEN/with/Historic Reference, a three-

ring binder with an image of Orlando

Keen, 2nd Pennsylvania Heavy Artillery

with a tintype image of a child, a Brady

marked carte-de-visite of Orlando

Keen, and military records including

muster rolls, return of clothing and

camp equipage, passes, muster out

papers, and discharge.

Note: Orlando Keen enlisted

December 10th, 1861 Carbon County,

Pennsylvania, was promoted to

Lieutenant, and was discharged May

16th, 1865 at Petersburg, Virginia.

$200-300

1092

Group of Civil War-era Items, c.

1861-65, a Confederate canvas

and leather rifle sling, a Model 1855

cartridge box and sling, with lead-filledbrass plates, a blackened buff waistbelt

with lead-filled brass US buckle, a cap

box, fife, two cloth-covered canteens,

relics, a knapsack, bayonet and

scabbard, and an artillery round.

$400-600

1093


Accoutrements, c. mid to late 19th

century, a Model 1855 cartridge box, a

belt with a carbine cartridge box, pistol

cartridge box, and a holster, a cavalry

saber sling, two cap boxes, and a

McKeever cartridge box with a lead-

filled brass plate marked NJ.



Fleck.

$200-400

1094

Two Civil War Carte-de-visite

Albums, c. 1861-65, two albums with

many identified images of Civil War

soldiers and officers related mostly

to Rhode Island hospitals during the

war, including members of the Veteran

Reserve Corps, surgeons, and officers

of the outside guard.

$400-600

1095

Amherst College Carte-de-visite

Album, c. 1862, leather bound book

with brass clasps, printed in gold on

the cover AMHERST COLLEGE./ CLASS OF 1862/FRANK DEAN with

images of staff and students, including

some in uniform, lg. 9 1/2, ht. 6 1/2 in.

$300-500

1096

Civil War Documents and Buttons,

c. mid/late-19th century, eight eagle

I buttons from the coat of Major

David E. Holman, 7th Massachusetts

Infantry Regiment, and documents and

an image from Captain. George W.

Hawkins, United States Navy, including

his image, Confederate parole after

his capture, passes, letters, pension

information, and Grand Army of The

Republic documents and belt.

$200-300

1097


Accoutrements, c. mid to late 19th

century, two Model 1855 cartridge

boxes with lead-filled oval brass platesmarked US, a cap box, and a cartridge

box with a US stamp on the front.



Fleck.

$300-500

1098

Lieutenant General William T.

Sherman Signed Carte-de-visite, c.

19th century, signed on the bottom

W.T. Sherman/Lt Genl., marked

on the back Carte Imperiale/C.D.FREDERICKS & Co./587 Broadways/ NEW YORK , ht. 4, wd. 2 1/2 in.

$200-300


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1099

Group of Civil War Documents, c.

1861-72, patriotic envelopes, an 1872

dated note from Major General Joseph

Hooker to Major General Thomas

Wood, lists of stores, an 1865 dated

Old Franklin Almanac, and a letter to

Admiral Goldsborough relating the

engagement at Port Royal, South

Carolina.

$200-300

1100

Group of American Historical

Carte-de-visites, c. mid to late

19th century, three-ring binder, with

images of politicians, military men, and

famous people of the era, including

Millard Fillmore, Nathaniel Hawthorne,

Nathaniel Banks, John C. Calhoun,

and others.

$300-500

1101

Civil War-era Drum, Sticks, and Stick

Holder, c. mid/late 19th century, rope

tension drum with wooden shell, brass

tacks around the vent, maker label is

worn but from Philadelphia, wooden

hoops, calfskin heads, wooden sticks,

and a brass stick holder, drum ht. 12,

wd. 16 3/4 in.



Fleck.

$300-500

1102

Group of European Carte-de-visites, c. mid to late 19th century,

three-ring binder with images of

royalty, politicians, and military figures,

including Wilhelm I, Leopold I, Prince

Albert, Alexander II, Napoleon III, Sir

Walter Scott, and others.

$200-400

1103

Civil War Memorial and Model 1850

Foot Officer’s Sword, c. mid to late-

19th century, a wood-framed Civil War

memorial to John. G. Herrold, listing

his service record during the war, and

his Model 1850 foot officer’s sword,

with a brass hilt, shagreen grip, steel

blade, and a shagreen-covered leather


Provenance: By descent to the

consignor.

Note: First Lieutenant John G. Herrold

served during 1863 in the 172nd

Pennsylvania Regiment.

$300-400

1104

Group of Gun Books, c. 20th century,

including two volumes of The Deringer in America, The Collecting of Deringers,Great British Gunmakers, Gunmakersof London, and other volumes.

$600-800

1105

Brass Bullet Gang Mold, c. late 19th/

early 20th century, cast-brass bulletmold which splits into three sections

to cast forty bullets, marked with a P on the central section and also on the

handle, overall lg. 21 3/8 in.

$300-500

1106

Two U.S. Shelter Halves, c. late 19th

century, two coated canvas shelter

halves with a black-painted U.S. inthe center, brass grommets at lower

corners, black enameled buttons on

one end, and buttonholes on the other,

lg. 62, ht. 52 in.



Fleck.

$300-500

1107

Four Drums, early 19th to early 20th

century, a rope tension drum with a

red star painted around the vent, label

marked on the inside MAINE DRUMS/ Manufactured by/CHARLES TOWN/

AUGUSTA 1836 with calfskin heads,

a rope tension drum with an inside

manufacturer’s label marked W.H.CUNDY/BOSTON, MASS., a rope

tension drum with P.R. WINN painted

around the vent, with an inside label

with the same name, calfskin heads, a

sheet tin drum with metal tensioners,

and calfskin heads, three pairs of

sticks, and three single sticks.



Fleck.

$400-600

1108

Model 1871/74 Mauser Rifle Lamp,

c. 1960, a Model 1871/74 Mauser bolt

action rifle attached to a wooden base,

with a brass plate which reads 1888MAUSER RIFLE LAMP/DESIGNED BY/ PETER FRAZIER-1960, in the muzzle

of the gun is a lamp with a Civil War

shade, ht. 66 in.



Fleck.

$200-400

1109

Twelve Rifle Stocks, c. late 19th to

mid-20th century, seven Krag carbine

stocks, two M1 carbine stocks, one

with Winchester markings, two Krag

rifle stocks, one with damage, and a

Winchester-Lee stock with a duffle cut.

$300-500

1110

Large Group of Spanish AmericanWar-era Equipment, c. late 19th/

early 20th century, Mills belts, shotgun

shell belts, packs, eagle snap belts,

holsters, and a few cartridge boxes.

$400-600

1111

WWI Trunk and Uniform Group, c.

1917-18, trunk containing a Model

1917 helmet, documents, gas mask,

clothing, socks, camera, and personal

items relating to James T. Leahy, 27th

Division.

$300-500

1112

WWI Emergency Ration, c. 1917-

18, oval tin container with green label

marked U.S. ARMY EMERGENCYRATION., with instructions, and

PREPARED BY ARMOUR ANDCOMPANY/KANSAS CITY KANSAS,

lg. 5 7/8, ht. 3 in.

$300-500

1113

Large Group of WWI and WWII Web

Belts and Equipment, c. early tomid-20th century, cartridge belts, mess

kits, holsters, Browning automatic rifle

belts, cavalry canteen, as well as a few

Commonwealth items, and Vietnam-

era belts.

$400-600

1114

German ZF 4 G43 Rifle Scope, c.

1943-45, blued-steel scope marked

GW ZF 4/48361/ddx., overall lg. 6 in.

$200-300

1115

Three Russian Model 36 Helmets, c.

early to mid-20th century, three green-

painted Russian helmets with leather

liners and chinstraps.

$200-400


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Nordon Bomb Sight with Books,

c. 1940s, black crinkle finished case

with glass windows, marked on one

face B254, also with a reprint of the

original manual, and a copy of THELEGENDARY NORDON BOMBSIGHT by Albert L. Pardini, ht. 10, lg. 18 in.

$300-500

1117Japanese Torpedo Director, c. early

to mid-20th century, brass instrument

with compass settings, and Japanese

characters, with a Bakelite case, ht. 3

1/2, dp. 11, lg. 11 in.

$300-500

1118

Group of WWII Marine Corps

Material, c. 1941-45, a Japanese

helmet with cloth liner and chinstrap,

a Japanese leather fur-lined flight cap,

a Japanese ammunition box filled

with letters, journal mentioning his

travels and the atomic bomb going off,

personal items, a duffle bag filled with

web gear, a Marine Corps bolo knife,

and a PAL 36 fighting knife.

Note: These items belonged to

Corporal Ronald C. Derosier.

$600-800

1119

Group of Japanese WWII Objects, c.

early to mid-20th century, two silk flags

with signatures, a Senninbari, and a

Hachimak headband.

$300-500

1120

Seven Helmets, c. 1917-70s, a

German Model 40 double-decal police

helmet with liner, size 66 shell, a Model

17 U.S. helmet with detached liner

and no chinstrap, a U.S. M1 swivel

bale front seam helmet with liner and

chinstrap, a British WWII helmet with

net and liner, a U.S. Korean War M1

helmet with liner, a U.S. Vietnam-era

M1 helmet with liner and camouflage

cover, and an unknown helmet and

liner with European size markings.

$400-600

1121

Three Rifle Scopes, c. 20th century,

an M84 scope, blued-steel with rubber

eye cap, an M45 scope with mounts,

marked TELESCOPE, M45 NO. 4968/M.H.R. CO. 1943-R.J.D., and

a Lyman scope marked THE LYMANGUN SIGHT CORP./MADE IN U.S.A.MIDDLEFIELD, CONN./U.S. PATENTNO. 2078858/ALASKAN B3224, lg. 8

7/8 to 13 in.

$200-400

1122

German Model Em 0,9 m R

Rangefinder and Case, c. 1944,

tan-painted steel parts, marked in a

center disc on the arms blc/+/Em 0,9 mR/278120, with tripod, sheet-steel

carrying case, and original instruction

manual, ht. 23 3/4, wd. 22 1/2 in.

$300-500

1123Three Framed Aircraft Related

Artwork and Memorabilia Items,

c. 20th century, a framed print of

the Memphis Belle with pieces of

the original plane removed during

the restoration, a signed image with

some of the crew, a framed painting

of U.S.A.F. bombers signed by James

Stewart, and a framed painting of

Ensign George Gay being attacked by

Japanese Zero aircraft, and the story

of his being shot down and survival,

signed by George Gay.

$300-500

1124

Model Cannon, c. 20th century, brass

tube with wooden carriage, mounted

on an oak board with four stacks of

cannonballs on each corner, tube lg.

17 1/2, ht. 6 in.

$300-500

1125

Gatling Gun Model, c. 20th century,

cast carriage and tube, marked

GATLING/USA/1886 and HARTFORD,CONN , with functioning hand-crank

that rotates the barrels, and sideboxes, ht. 7, lg. 15 in.

$300-500

1126

Naval Cannon Model, c. 20th century,

brass tube on a Spanish brown-

painted wooden carriage, elevating

wedge, and wheels, with black-painted

iron hardware, ht. 3 1/4, lg. 8 in.

$200-300

1127

Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, c. early

19th century, walnut stock, lockplate

marked M.T. WICKHAM/PHILA, barrel

marked US/P/F , barrel lg. 42, overall

lg. 57 1/2 in.

$400-600

1128

Model 1816 Flintlock Musket, c.

1835, walnut stock with a cartouche

on the left side, tail of the lockplate

marked PHILA/1835, and marked with

US over M.T. WICKHAM in front of the

hammer, (with a broken mainspring),

breech dated 1835, and marked US/ JM/P , barrel lg. 42 1/8, overall lg. 57

1/2 in.

$300-500

1129

Model 1816 Flintlock Musket with

a 1795 Lock, c. early 19th century,

walnut stock, tail of the lockplate

marked 1815, and marked with a US

over an eagle, and SPRINGFIELD in

front of the hammer, breech dated

1834, and marked US/V/P , barrel lg.

42 1/8, overall lg. 57 1/2 in.

$400-600

1130


1828, walnut stock, tail of the lockplate

marked HARPERS/FERRY/1828, and

marked with an eagle over US in front

of the hammer, breech marked US/ JCB/P , barrel lg. 42, overall lg. 57 7/8

in.

$300-500

1131

Model 1816 Flintlock Musket for

Parts, c. 1834, walnut stock, tail of the

lockplate marked PHILA/1834, and

marked with a US over M.T. WICKHAM in front of the hammer, breech marked

with a P , barrel lg. 42 1/8, overall lg.57 1/2 in.

$200-400

1132


1834, walnut stock, tail of the lockplate

marked PHILA/1834, and marked

US over M.T. WICKHAM in front of

the hammer, breech dated 1833, and

marked with an eagle head, and P/V ,barrel lg. 42 1/8, overall lg. 57 3/4 in.

$300-500

1133

British Pattern 1839 Percussion

Musket, c. 19th century, walnut stock

with a broad arrow stamp on the

butt over BO, brass fittings, lockplate

marked TOWER with a crown over VR,

breech of the barrel has proof marks,

barrel lg. 39, overall lg. 54 3/4 in.



Fleck.

$300-500


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1134

Kentucky-style Half-stock

Percussion Rifle, c. early to mid-

19th century, maple half-stock with

brass fittings and pewter nose cap,

octagonal barrel marked with foliate

designs and L.B.P., lockplate marked

with foliate designs and marked J.GOLCHER, barrel lg. 40, overall lg. 56

1/2 in.

$600-800

1135


Percussion Rifle, c. 19th century,

maple half-stock with brass patchbox,

fittings and pewter nose cap, octagonal

barrel, blued lockplate missing the

hammer and hammer screw, barrel lg.

32, overall lg. 47 1/2 in.

$600-800

1136


Conversion Percussion Rifle, c. early

to mid-19th century, maple half-stock

with brass fittings and pewter nose

cap, octagonal barrel marked with

unreadable maker, lockplate marked

with foliate designs, barrel lg. 39,


$600-800

1137

English-style Half-stock Fowler, c.

1850s, walnut stock with checkered

wrist, steel and silver fittings, foliate

designs on the lockplate, breech, barrel

tang, triggerguard, and buttplate tang,

browned-steel barrel and woodenramrod, barrel lg. 27 3/4, overall lg. 44

1/4 in.

$400-600

1138

Group of Six Altered Muskets for

Parts, c. 19th century, two early

19th century militia muskets missing

parts, a Model 1816 conversion that

has been cut down, a Model 1863

rifle-musket with a cut-down stock, a

British Pattern 53 Enfield rifle-musket

with cut-down stock, and an Austrian

conversion musket with cut-down

stock and bayonet.



Fleck.

$400-600

1139

Austrian Cavalry Carbine, c. mid-

19th century, walnut stock with iron

sling bar on the left side, iron lock with

852, iron barrel with rear sight on the

tang, and an iron barrel band, barrel lg.

14 1/2, overall lg. 30 in.



Fleck.

$400-600

1140

Belgian Manufactured Brazilian

Short Rifle, c. 1861, walnut stock

with brass buttplate, triggerguard, and

eagle shield plate on the wrist, iron

lockplate, barrel, and barrel bands,

barrel lg. 42, overall lg. 48 1/2 in.

$400-600

1141

U.S. Model 1863 Springfield Rifle-

musket, c. 1864, walnut stock, steel

fittings, lockplate dated 1864, steel

barrel missing the rear sight, steel

ramrod, barrel lg. 40, overall lg. 56 in.

$200-300

1142

Three Continental Bolt Action Rifles,

c. late 19th century, a Model 1878

Swiss Vetterli, serial number 165305,

with a walnut stock and blued-steel

fittings; a Model 1870/87 Italian Vetterli,

serial number KP1523, with a walnut

stock and blued-steel fittings; and a

Model 1871/88 Dutch Beaumont-Vitali,

serial number 346, with a walnut stockand bright fittings.

Provenance: From the collection of

Peter F. Frazier and M. Prudence Fleck.

$300-500

1143

Two Model 1886 Austrian Steyr

Rifles, c. late 19th century, walnut

stocks, steel fittings, left side of

the receivers marked E.W.F.G.STEYR/1886 with a crown over L.I. and

M.1886, overall lg. 45 3/4 to 51 3/4 in.



Fleck.

$300-500

1144

Two Austrian Model 1867 Werndl

Rifles, c. 1868-72, walnut stocks, both

have LEX. H.S. stamped on the left

side of the butt, steel fittings, barrel lg.

33 1/4, overall lg. 50 1/4 in.


Peter F. Frazier and M. Prudence Fleck.

Note: The stamp on the butt probably

stands for the Lexington High School inLexington, Massachusetts.

$200-400

1145

Three Reproduction Muskets,

c. late 20th century, a Parker Hale

musketoon, walnut stock marked on

the right butt PARKER HALE LTD, color

case hardened lock marked 1858/ ENFIELD, with blued-steel fittings, a

reproduction Model 1841 percussion

rifle made by REPLICA ARMS-RIDGEFIELD N.J., with a walnut stock,

brass and steel fittings, marked on

the left side of the barrel FOR BLACKPOWDER ONLY , and a THOMPSON/ CENTER black powder half stock

Kentucky-style rifle.

$300-500

1146

Model 1873 Trapdoor Springfield

Rifle with Sling, Bayonet, and

Scabbard, c. late 19th century, walnut

stock, steel lockplate marked with an

eagle and U.S./SPRINGFIELD, and on

front of trapdoor U.S/MODEL/1873,

barrel lg. 32 5/8, overall lg. 52, overall

bayonet lg. 21 3/8 in.



Fleck.

$400-600

1147

Belgian Single-shot Rifle, c.

1880s, .22 caliber, walnut stock with

checkered wrist and fore-end, steel

fittings, octagonal barrel marked near

the breech BELGIUM , barrel lg. 25,


$250-350


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1147A

A.S. Aloe Company 2 1/2-inch

Refractor Telescope, St. Louis,

Missouri, 20th century, the 37 1/2-

in brass main tube engraved A.S. Aloe Co. St. Louis on ocular collar,

rack-and-pinion focusing, attached

to a mahogany and brass tripod with

manual height adjustment and wood

screw locking knob, pine case with

additional eyepiece, overall lg. 39 in.


Don Yeier.

$400-600

1148

Bardou-type 2 1/2-inch Library

Refractor Telescope, 19th/early 20th

century, the 36-in. brass main tube,

rack-and-pinion focusing, mounted

on a tapered tripod with collapsible

black painted cast iron snake foot legs,

associated pine case with additional

eyepiece, overall lg. 38 in.

Provenance: From the collection ofDon Yeier.

$1,000-1,500

1149

Zeiss-type 2 1/2-inch Refractor

Telescope, late 20th century, 32-in.

main tube with finderscope, rack-and-

pinion focusing, and objective lens

covers.


Don Yeier.

$800-1,000

1150

J. Lizars 3-inch Refractor Telescope,

Scotland, early 20th century the 35-in.

brass main tube engraved J. Lizars(N 1) LTD. Belfast-Glasgow on ocular

collar, rack-and-pinion focusing,

mounted on a brass and mahogany

tripod, walnut fitted box with label on

underside reading in part James W.Queen & Co. optometrists Philadelphia,

overall lg. 48 in.


Don Yeier.

$1,000-1,500

1151

Bausch & Lomb BALscope Sr. 60mm

Telescope, Rochester, New York,

scope with interchangeable eyepieces,

tripod mount, and eyepiece carrier

with 30x, 20x and 60x eyepieces, all

in their original green pebbled finishes,

scope with original box and manual,



Don Yeier.

$800-1,200

1152

Zeiss and Hertel & Reuss

Binoculars, Zeiss, c. 1942, 7 x 50

Zeiss with painted textured body,

individual eyepiece focus, in a leather

carrying case, the other 7 x 35, with

leather-covered body, center focusing

knob in a leather carrying case, ht. 5

to 7 in.


Don Yeier.

Note: The Zeiss binoculars were made

in Romania about 1942 under contract

to Carl Zeiss, Jena.

$300-500

1153

Zeiss 7x50 Binoctar, Jena, Germany,

no. 1184686, with leather wrapped

body, individual eyepiece focusing,

engraved with model, maker’s name,

location, and number, with a leather

carrying case, ht. 6 3/4 in.


Don Yeier.

$400-600

1154

AOK Williams EZ-Touch Tripod

Mount, Williams Optics, Switzerland,

aluminum horizontal mount with sliding

dovetail saddle and reading EZTouch,

knurled locking screws, and attaches

to the wood tripod by large locking

collar, canvas carrying handle, tripod

not extended ht. 45 in.


$300-500

1155

E. Krauss & Co. 15-inch Binoculars,

Paris, France, the leather-wrapped

body and adjustable sunshades,

carved lignum vitae fine adjustment

knob, extension tube engraved E.Krauss & Co, Paris, Berlin, Londres, St.Petersburg, in a fitted leather carrying

case, extended lg. 19 in.

$200-250

1156

Mahogany Polygon-shaped

Spyglass and a Single-draw Ross

Spyglass, 19th and 20th century,

the 36-in. tapered mahogany main

tube with single-draw eyepiece and

brass objective lens collar; the Ross

with leather-wrapped tube and draw

engraved Ross London., lg. 17 to 38

in.


Don Yeier.

$800-1,200

1157

17-inch Single-draw Spyglass, first

quarter 20th century, the blue and

white diamond pattern cotton-wrapped

tube, and gunmetal painted ends, with

eyepiece tube engraved J.W. Durnford . $200-400

1158

Two French Brass Aneroid

Barometers, early 20th century,one with reversed painted glass dial

and marked SL with a three-arm

candelabra image, exposed brass

hollow-formed circular ring mechanism

engraved Brevete, and a silvered dial

example marked Holosteric Barometer with typical movement, and marked

on rear PB HN in a circle, dia. 5 to 5

1/2 in.

$200-400

1159

D. Solcha Mahogany Wheel

Barometer, Hull, England, c. 1800,

the mahogany and edge banded inlaid

barometer with swan’s neck pediment

over the silvered dry/damp indicator,

thermometer scale and 8-in. barometer

dial, terminating in the bubble level

plate engraved D. Solcha Hull , ht. 38

1/2 in.

$300-500

1160

L. Maxant Chrome-plated 4-inch

Aneroid Barometer, Paris, with

silvered dial scale reading 66-

76 and engraved Barometre De

Precision, Compense, L. Maxant 38Rue Belgrand Paris, and a rotating

adjustable outer dial set pointer.

$300-500

1161

Negretti & Zambra Barograph,

London, c. 1900, lacquered brass

plate with clock mechanism in brass

recording drum, ink bottle holder,

and seven cell aneroid barometer

connected to recording arm with pen

nib tip, five beveled glass paneled

removable cover, all on an oak base

with two-compartment chart drawer,

ht. 9 in.

$400-600

1162

Joseph Somalvico Mahogany Wheel

Barometer, 19th century, London, the

pitch pediment top above the silvered

scale thermometer dial and 8-in.

barometer scale marked Jas Somalvico 4 Leather Lane London, with ebony

and satinwood banding, rosette and

shell inlay, lg. 38 in.

$400-600


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1163

Four Sand Glasses, late 19th and

early 20th century, all with turned round

end plates, either straight, bulbous

or incised columns, encasing the

colorless glass bulbs, ht. 5 1/2 to 6

3/4 in

$300-500

1163A

Adjustable Brass Dual Candle LensLamp, a single adjustable candlestick

attached to the fish-shaped center

plate, with second candlestick and

magnifier, turned central shaft, all

resting on triangular tri-foot base, ht.

11 3/4 in.

$400-600

1164

Two Sand Glasses, 20th century, a

red-stained beveled-edge end plate

example, with four turned columns,

encasing the colorless glass bulb;

a mahogany example with round

endplates and three turned columns

encasing the bulb, ht. 9 in.

$200-400

1165

Henry Browne & Son Ltd. “Sestrel”

Compass, London, 19th/20th century,

the brass case engraved in part

Henry Browne & Son Ltd. Barking& London no. 9349/B along the top

edge, wet card compass with cardinal

points, sighting prism and turned

wood handle, in a fitted hinged case

with “Sestrel” Henry Browne & Son

Ltd celluloid plaque attached to doorpanel, instrument ht. 9 1/2 in.

$300-500

1166

7-inch Radius Bronze and Brass

Sextant, no. 168, black lacquered

pierced bronze frame, inset silvered

scale calibrated 0-150, and engraved

with illegible maker’s name and

Edinburgh, horizon mirror, sunshades,

telescope, index arm with magnifier,

all in a fitted oak box with additional

lenses and certificate by HezzanithObservatory, London.

$300-500

1167

Two Brass Monocular Microscopes,

19th century, a Martin Drum-type

boxed microscope, with two additional

objectives, tweezers, and slides, all

housed in a fitted box; the other with

square stage and adjustable slide hold

down, and an associated mahogany

box.

$200-400

1168

Five Pocket Compasses and a Dip

Needle Compass, 19th and 20th

century, three wood-cased examples

with various size dials, two military

issued brass-cased examples, one

marked U.S. Engineer Corps., and a

W.S. Darley & Co. dip needle compass

in a hinged case.

$200-400

1169

Martin Drum-type Boxed

Microscope, late 19th century,

with single-draw monocular tube,

interchangeable objective, circular

stage, hinged magnifier above concave

mirror, the hinged mahogany box with

two objective lenses and four slides,

instrument ht. 6 in.

$200-250

1170

Buff and Buff Engineer’s Transit,

Boston, no. 15792, with a 12-in.

scope, bubble level, and vertical

circle, all resting on “A”-frame support,

silvered compass dial marked in part

Buff & Buff Mfg. Co. 15792, enclosed

horizontal circle, and four adjustable

feet, ht. 14 in.

$200-400

1171

Two 19th Century Surveyor’s

Instruments, New York and Ohio,

the surveyor’s compass with a 5-in.

silvered dial marked B. Pike & Sons166 Broadway N.Y. with dual bubble

levels and sighting arms; the surveyor’stransit marked James Foster Jr.Cincinnati on the 5-in. silvered dial, “A”-

frame, 9-in. scope with level, enclosed

circular scale with dual vernier reading

windows, ht. 11 in.

$600-800

1171A

Two D.H. & C.C. Morrison’s

Industrial Blueprints, Dayton, Ohio,

19th century, the two blueprints for the

Columbia Bridge Works, one reading

in part Morrison’s Iron Arch. Counter- Arched. Bridge, 1851, the other

reading Morrison’s Patent wrought IronTruss Bridge, both in clear wrap on

press board, lg. 28, ht. 19 1/2 to 20

in.; together with two Keuffel & Esser

Co. slide rules, a 6-in. ruler, a drafting

set, and slide rule manual.

$150-250

1172

C. Plath Navistar Classic Sextant,

no. 62002, Hamburg, Germany, the

black pierced body with brass scale

marked 0-120, 6 x 30 eyepiece,

horizon mirror, multiple sunshades

and index arm with vernier and

fine adjustment knob, all in a fitted

mahogany carrying case.

$500-700

1173

Donkin and Co. Ship’s Telegraph,

first half 20th century, the brass head

enclosing the 8 1/2-in. white dial

reading Donkin & Co ManufacturersNewcastle on Tyne, single lever bell

command, all resting on the cast iron

painted base, ht. 38 1/2 in.

$600-800

1174

Three Ship’s Wheels and a Ship’s

Compass, 20th century, a brass and a

chrome plated brass six-spoke wheel

with turned wood handles, a wood

six-spoke wheel with aluminum center

hub reading Skee-Craft ; and a 2-in.

E.S. Ritchie & Sons gimbaled brass

compass in oak box.

$200-400

1175

Farragut Association Naval Veterans

Presentation Bell and Compass,

Providence, Rhode Island, with a

Waterbury Clock Co. clock depicting

a sailor, above the engraved brass

bell reading Farragut Assn. Naval

Veterans Port of Providence Damnthe torpedoes-Go ahead , a 6 1/2-in.

gimbaled E.S. Ritchie liquid compass

with brass bezel stamped in part

3992 and July 10 1870, housed in

a mahogany box, all mounted to a

turned wood stool, ht. 52 in.

$400-600

1176

Cast Bronze Bell, 20th century,

stamped ER with a crown and SCC8/56 on the head, matted waist and

iron clapper with leather strap, ht. 10

in.

$250-350


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1177

Trippensee Solar System Model

Sol-300, Trippensee Planetarium

Co., Saginaw, Michigan, the 6-in.

colored lithograph tin globe centering

the planets, sun, and moon that are

attached to movable metal arms,

stepped molded plastic base with

circular metal zodiac and month

calendars, ht. 13 in.


$300-500

1178

W.H. Andrews Blind Stop Patent

Model, no. 40,304, patented October

13, 1863, the small tin clip attached

to a scale model of a wood shutter,

original patent tag or label and a copy

of the blueprints showing the use of the

blind stop, shutter ht. 12 1/2 in.

$200-300

1179

Joseph M. Pickering Brush Trimming

Machine Patent Model, no. 268,278,

Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c. 1882,

the patent model with dual blades

attached to the revolving shaft,

adjustable parallel bar clamps, and

single blade mounted to a chestnut

and cherry frame with two black-

painted curved metal feet, original

patent label or tag, lg. 13 in.

$300-500

1180

Collection of 19th and Early 20thCentury Spectacles or “Eyeglasses,”

thirty-seven brass, steel, and plastic

framed Pince-nez spectacles with oval

lenses, some bifocals, and twenty-

five round and oval “riding temple”

spectacles, brass, steel, and zylo

covered frames, many marked with

maker’s name.

$200-400

1181

Collection of 19th Century

Spectacles or “Eyeglasses,”

America and Europe, brass and steel

frames, round and oval lenses, many

with “crank” bridges and pin-in-slot

temples, “wig loop” or teardrop ends,

three having maker’s stamps: D.Chandler New York , C. Brewer & Co.N.York , and J. Guthre, forty-three total.

$300-500

1181A

Collection of 19th and 20th Century

Lorgnettes, seven with simple fold-

out lenses, five with faux tortoiseshell

handles, an engraved floral motif

silvered brass example, and an early

horn example, together with seven

other lorgnettes with hinged lenses, a

gunmetal example with round rimmed

glasses, three others with ornate

embossed designs and two other

faux tortoiseshell examples with brasshighlights, fourteen total.

$200-400

1182

Collection of Spectacle or

“Eyeglass” Cases, 19th/20th century,

an engraved sterling silver open

mouth example with monogram MG

on the front and having Birmingham

hallmarks, nine “frog’s mouth”

lacquered papier-mâché or pressed

paper examples, four with mother-of-

pearl and five with gilt decoration, four

steel and a pierced silvered brass case,

and a floral and bird decorated beaded

two-part case, seventeen total.

$200-400

1182A

Collection of Tinted Lens Spectacles

or “Sunglasses,” 19th/20th century,

examples with blue, orange, brown, or

green tint, brass or steel frames, round,

octagonal, and oval rims, many with

pin-in-slot temples, eleven “shooting”

pairs, all with “crank,” “C,” “X,” or

“scroll” bridges, twenty-two total.

$200-400

1183

Four Titles on Locks and Keys,

Locks and Keys by Louis Zara; Locks and Keys Throughout the Ages by

Vincent J.M. Eras; Clefs by Gabriele

Mandel; and Schlussel und Schlob by

Heinrich Pankofer.

$150-250

1184

Collection of 18th and 19th Century

Keys, Continental, including one with

a double bow, stationary and rotating

lower bit, others with simple bows and

bits, twenty-four total.

Provenance: Formerly from the

collection of Burt Blechman.

$200-400

1185

Pair of Iron Shackles and Shackle

Locks, 19th century, the shackles with

three twisted links, torpedo-shaped

lock box, and key, and five barrel locks,

three with keys, lg. 3 to 6 in.



$200-300

1186

Soupy Sales Brass “Key to the City”

Huntington, West Virginia, the 7-in.

brass key engraved Huntington W. VA. above a plaque that reads WelcomeHome Soupy Huntington’s FavoriteSon September 8, 1984 HuntingtonCity Council Joseph L. Williams, Mayor ,all mounted on a walnut plaque.

$200-400

1187

“Town of Belleville” Large Brass

Key, with circular bow with embossed

wreath edge design, starburst center

on one side and engraved matte plate

on the other reading Town of Belleville,

cross-form step on bit, lg. 10 in.

$200-400

1188

Collection of Iron Door Locks,

America and Europe, 19th and early

20th century, various mortise and

surface mount examples, one with a

double dead bolt mechanism, eight

total, three with keys, lg. 4 to 15 1/2 in.

Provenance: Formerly from thecollection of Burt Blechman.

$500-700

1189

Collection of Persian, Oriental,

and Arabian Slider Padlocks, 19th

century, steel body and mechanisms

with engraved brass and copper

overlay, together with a group of keys,

approximately forty locks total.



$700-900

1190

Collection of Persian and Arabian

Slider Padlocks, 19th century, steel

body and mechanisms with engraved

brass and copper overlay, together

with a group of keys, approximately

forty locks total.



$700-900


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1191

Collection of Padlocks or

“Smokehouse” Locks, America and

Europe, 19th and 20th century, brass,

tin, and iron examples, many with

engraved, stamped, or embossed

plates, some with keys, approximately

thirty-five total.



$400-600

1192

Buckley Criss Cross Nickel Slot

Machine, Chicago, Illinois, the oak

and chrome Art Deco case with coin

aperture at top, three reel strips,

Guaranteed $10 Jackpot window, lever

crank on side, and dual pay-out coin

holders, ht. 26 in.

$400-600

1193

National Cast Bronze Cash Register,

Dayton, Ohio, with plaque above

glass box reading Amount Purchased ,serial number marked on plaque

538173/130, above the hinged

midsection, two rows of keys above

the white glass counter, and a divided

wood drawer, ht. 19 in.

$200-250

1194

Millionaire Calculator by Hans W.

Egli, Zurich, Switzerland, no. 2372,

with motor attachment, eight slides,

sixteen-digit capacity, multiplier-

lever and regulator (for addition,multiplication, division and subtraction)

and crank on a painted brass bedplate,

slide table and instruction plate on

interior lid, two brass plaques reading

in part: Hans W. Egli Ingenteur and a

distributer agent plaque reading: W.A.Morschhauser New York , sitting on

the original desk frame with two oak

veneered table wings, and a copy of

the original operating manual, machine

wd. 25 1/2 in.

Provenance: Reportedly purchased for

the U.S. Department of Agriculture and

used by the Animal Nutrition Division

at the Beltsville, Maryland, research

station.

$1,500-2,500

1195

Burkhardt Arithmometer, Germany,

with black-enameled plate, eight

slides, crank and sixteen-digit display,

operating instructions in German,

housed in a mahogany case with brass

plaque on top lid reading Burkhardt Arithmometer , lg. 23 in.

$500-700

1196

Six Tin Lithographed and Two

Paper-wrapped Globes, 20th century,

various sizes from 5 to 8 in., makers

include J. Chein, Replogle Globes,

Ohio Art Co., and Chadvalley & Co.

$700-900

1197

“Lee’s Patent” Graphoscope and

Stereo Cards, c. 1870, the rectangularwalnut case with a 3 3/4-in. magnifier

lens above the stereo lenses with

hinged protectors, approximately

forty stereo cards, many depicting

scenes of the White Mountains in

New Hampshire, and a hand-held

stereoscope.

$200-300

1198

Large Collection of Photographic

Stereoscope Cards, early 20th

century, including, American and

European landscapes, architectural

interiors and, exteriors, family portraits,

presidents, and examples by retailers

such as H.C. White Co., Keystone

View Co., Underwood & Underwood,

and Griffith & Griffith, over 650 in total.

$500-700

1199

Mahogany-cased Medical

Instruments, 19th/20th century,

collection of bone and stainless steel

scalpels, tweezers, and scissors,

housed in a hinged box with two

removable divided trays, brass plaque

on lid reading C.S. Middleton. M.D.,box wd.10 1/2 in.

$300-500

1200

Brass Transfusion Pump by Bigg,

19th century, the 5-in. cylinder

engraved Bigg Macker St Thomas’s St.Southwark , with turned bone handle,

and twin nozzles, overall lg. 9 1/4 in.

Literature: Bennion, Antique MedicalInstruments, p. 192.

$400-600

1201

National Battery Operated

Otoscope, National Electrical

Instrument Co., Elmhurst, New York,

the ribbed Bakelite instrument and

attachments, original manual, in a

velvet-lined fitted box.

$200-400

1202

John Weiss Scalpel Set, 19th

century, London, set of bone-handled

scalpels engraved Weiss LondonD.P.H. in a blue velvet-lined fitted box,

monogramed on top D.P.H. $300-500

1203

Three 19th Century Medical

Instruments, Europe and America,

the square brass scarificator engraved

Wienn housed in a fitted leather- bound

case, a horn handled three blade

fleam engraved G. Gregory on one of

the blades, and a brass fleam (blade

broken off), in a fitted velvet-lined

carrying case.

$400-600

1204

“Bodyscope” Medical Folio,

compiled by Ralph Segal, 1935,

gilt embossed title and caduceus

on cover, opening up to reveal two

color-lithographed pierced cardswith rotating discs, each of the four

pages with female or male subjects,

and description of anatomy, diet, and

physiology, wd. 16 x ht. 20 1/2 in.

$200-250

1205

Two 14kt Gold Howard Open Face

Watches, Boston, both with 17-jewel,

stem-wind, stem-set, damascened

nickel movements, porcelain dials

with sunk seconds, no. 1226672 with

a monogram on the case back and

a lengthy dedication on the cuvette

with a 14kt chain and small pocket

knife dia. 45 mm, and no. 932265 in a

swing-out Roy case with monogramed

back, dia. 50 mm.

$300-500

1206

Two Howard Gold-filled Open

Face Watches, Boston, both lever-

set movements in Howard swing-

out cases, No. 978036 17-jewel

damascened nickel movement, and

No. 1102236 21-jewel bridge plate

movement marked with maker’s

name, location, and number, andExtra Adjustment , Five PositionsTemperature, dia. 52 mm.

$250-450

1207

Five Howard 10 Size Gold-filled

Open Face Watches, Boston, all

with 17-jewel, stem-wind, stem-set,

damascened nickel movements,

various silver tone dials, in Keystone

Extra cases, three in white gold and

two in yellow gold, all dia. 43 mm.

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Four Howard 14kt Gold Open Face

Watches, Boston, all 10 size with

matte silver Arabic numeral dials,

stem-wind, stem-set movements

and monogramed case backs, one

in a yellow gold case with a 21-jewel,

adjusted to five positions movement,

No. 38181, the other three in white

gold cases with 17-jewel, adjusted to

three positions movements.

$400-600

1208A

Howard Series 11 Railroad

Chronometer, Boston, No. 1318399

porcelain Arabic numeral dial marked

Howard , sunk seconds, 21-jewel

movement marked with maker’s name,

location, and number as above, and

Series 11, Railroad Chronometer ,R.R. Adjustment Temperature, FivePositions, in a swing-out, E. Howard

Watch Co., Keystone Extra gold-filled

case, in a wooden Howard box, dia.

53 mm.

$300-500

1209

Five Howard Gold-filled Open

Face Watches, Boston, all 17-jewel

movements with porcelain Arabic

numeral dials with sunk seconds, a 3/4

plate movement in an engine-turned

J. Boss case, the other four in plain

Keystone/Crescent cases, dia. 45 to

51 mm.

$300-500

1210Five Howard Gold-filled Watches,

Boston, all with porcelain dials with

sunk seconds, a nickel, 17-jewel,

gold center-wheel, stem-wind,

stem-set movement in an engraved

hunting case, a 19-jewel, adjusted

to five positions, nickel movement in

a monogramed open face case, and

three nickel, 17-jewel, movements in

open face cases, dia. 47 to 50 mm.

$400-600

1211

Howard Hunting Case and Five

Other Howard Watches, Boston,

E. Howard Watch Co., all 17-jewel,

damascened, nickel movements in

gold-filled cases, the hunting a fully

engraved J. Boss 25-year yellow gold

case, three open face with matte silver

Arabic numeral dials in Keystone Extra

white-gold-filled cases, and two in

gold-filled open face cases, dia. 46 to

49 mm.

$300-500

1212

Five Howard 17-jewel Open Face

Watches, Boston, all with stem-

wind, stem-set, damascened nickel

movements with porcelain dials

marked Howard in open face gold-filled

cases, a series 9, three-quarter-plate

movement with double sunk Arabic

numeral dial with blue five minute and

seconds numerals in a J Boss engine-

turned case, the other four in Crescent

cases, two of them swing-out models,dia. 45 to 51 mm.

$300-500

1213

Howard Hunting Case and Four

Open Face Watches, Boston,

all 17-jewel, damascened, nickel

movements in gold-filled cases, a

series 9 no. 966694 with double sunk

“Montgomery” dial in a fully engraved

hunting case, the other four with matte

silver dials in open face white-gold-

filled Keystone Extra cases, dia. 46 to

50 mm.

$300-500

1214

Five Howard 17-jewel Open Face

Watches, E. Howard Watch Co.,

Boston, a series 2 movement marked

in part 1117508, series 2, AdjustmentFive Positions, Temperature, with

double sunk porcelain bold Arabic

numeral dial in a Fahys gold-filled case,

four other 17-jewel movements, one in

a Howard 14kt gold swing-out case,

the other three in Crescent Extra gold-

filled cases, dia. 46 to 50 mm.

$300-500

1215

Two Boxed Howard Watches With

Papers and a Coin Silver Howard,

Boston, a double sunk matte silver

dial marked Howard , 17-jewel,

damascened nickel movement No.

45942, in a 14kt white gold case with

a pocket knife marked 10K , all in a

wooden Howard box with paperwork

matching the movement and case

numbers, a 17-jewel movement No.

859568, in a J. Boss, fully engraved,

open face case, in a Howard box with

matching paperwork, and a porcelain

Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds

marked E. Howard & Co., Boston, with

N size “hound” movement No. 210902,

in a Dueber coin silver open face case,

dia. 44 to 59 mm.

$300-500

1216

Five Howard Open Face Watches,

Boston, all with dials marked Howard in open face, gold-filled cases, a

21-jewel, adjusted to five position

movement, No. 1119647, and four

17-jewel movements, three bar-type,

one in a fully engraved case with a

matte silver dial without seconds, and

one three-quarter-plate, dia. 47 to 52

mm.

$400-600

1217

Five Howard Watches and

Two Howard Boxes, Boston,

Massachusetts, two with porcelain

Arabic numeral dials, red five minute

and seconds markings, marked

Howard , 17-jewel damascened nickel

movements, and open face, gold-

filled cases, two with Arabic dials in

open face, non-gold cases, a Howard

travel clock with the dial marked 8day , Howard & Co., 15-jewel, Swiss

movement, in a folding leather case,

and two wooden Howard watch

boxes, one with papers for a 17-jewel

watch.

$400-600

1218

Three Elgin 7-jewel Open Face

Watches, including a lever-set

movement with a porcelain Roman

numeral dial in a gold-filled case, and

two stem-set movements one in a

heavily worn gold-filled case, one in a

Silveroid case.

$150-250

1219

Four Elgin Open Face Key-wind

Watches, all with Roman numeral

dials and movements marked only with

serial number and maker’s name and

location, two in coin silver cases, the

others in Silveroid and Silverine cases.

$200-300

1220

18kt Gold Elgin Hunting Case

Watch, Elgin National Watch Company,

no. 2305335, Arabic numeral dial with

sunk seconds, blued Breguet hands,

stem-wind, lever-set, damascened

nickel movement marked with maker’s

name and number as above, engraved

case with rear of a sidewheel paddle

steamer, inside of rear cover marked

Warranted , 18K , U.S. Assay , dia. 51

mm.

$300-500


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1221

Four 15-jewel Open Face Elgin

Watches, Illinois, three in swing-out

cases, one sterling silver, and one in a

standard Silveroid case.

$150-250

1222

Five Silver Waltham Pocket

Watches, three with porcelain Roman

numeral dials with sunk seconds,one key-wind and key-set, all in

open face coin silver cases, two with

damascened nickel movements, one

with double sunk dial, No. 5144727, in

a swing-out coin silver case, the last,

No. 15827023, with a polychrome dial,

pierced gold hands, in a sterling silver

hunting case.

$200-300

1223

Three Waltham and Four Other

Open Face Watches, the Walthams,

one with an engine-turned gold-tone

dial, 15-jewel, damascened nickel

movement, in a gold-filled case, a key-

wind, key-set movement No. 989122 in

an Argentine Silver case, and a stem-

wind, set-set movement in Silveroid

case, a Seth Thomas with Montgomery

dial, 21-jewel, damascened, dual

color movement in a fully engraved

gold-filled case, a Burlington with

Montgomery dial, 21-jewel, nickel, bar-

type movement in a gold-filled case,

an Illinois with a 21-jewel Penn Special

movement, engine-turned silver-tone

dial in an octagonal gold-filled case,

and a Hebdomas, eight-day, 15-jewel

movement with visible balance wheelin a repoussé base metal case marked

Huguenin, dia. 46 to 57 mm.

$450-650

1224

Five Silver American Pocket

Watches, Massachusetts, all with

porcelain dials marked with the

manufacturer’s name, a key-wind,

key-set, Waltham no.5296044 in an

engine-turned English sterling silver,

hunting case, a key-wind, key-set,

Waltham no. 8765530 in an English

engine-turned open face case, a

key-wind, key-set Hampden with

movement marked 405798, Springfield,Mass., in an engraved coin silver

case, and two Walthams with stem-

wind, stem-set, damascened nickel

movements in engine engraved coin

cases, dia. 50 to 55 mm.

$300-500

1225

Five Pocket Watches of Varying

Design and Manufacture, including

two railroad themed, an enamel dial

with raised blue lozenges for each

Roman numeral, floral decoration,

sunk seconds and pierced gold hands,

a 15-jewel Swiss lever-escapement

movement in a international coin

silver hunting case with both covers

engraved with a steam locomotive,

and an enamel dial with blue Arabicnumerals, seconds bit, and a steam

locomotive with a New York Standard

Watch Company movement in a

gold-filled case, an open face Hamilton

with double sunk Arabic numeral dial,

17-jewel movement in a 14kt gold

case, and two with damascened nickel

movements, a Hamilton 972, and an

A.W. Gunnison, both in engraved, open

face, gold-filled cases.

$200-300

1226

Five Silver Open Face Pocket

Watches and Another, England and

United States, including a “Liverpool”

chain fusee movement in a sterling

consular case, a verge chain fusee

movement marked Bullingford ,London, 7152 in a sterling pair case,

an Elgin H.H. Taylor in a coin silver

consular case, an Aurora key-wind,

No. 12040, and a stem-wind and set

Elgin in engraved coin cases, and an

open face gold-filled Rode, with a

brass watch stand.

$200-300

1227Two 16 Size American Watches

Waltham and Hamilton, Pennsylvania

and Massachusetts, the first, a 16

size Waltham Riverside, 19-jewel,

serial no. 23080158, Arabic numeral

double sunk dial, blued spade hands

and sunk seconds, all in a sterling and

two-tone gold-filled case, and a 16 size

Hamilton model 972 open face watch

with Arabic numeral double sunk dial

marked Hamilton, blued-steel spade

hands, stem-wind and set, 17-jewel

movement, serial no. 897944, three-

quarter-plate damascened movement

with crystal back to view movement.

$200-300

1228

Three American Pocket Watches

and a Tissot Wristwatch, first a

Hamilton with double sunk enamel

Arabic numeral dial, blued hands, a

21-jewel, model 992 movement no.

2359676, in a gold-filled, open-

face case, next a 17-jewel Waltham

“Riverside” no. 6552039, with a sunk

seconds Roman numeral dial, in a

chromed base metal open face case,

third a Waltham with matte silverdial with sunk seconds, a 15-jewel

damascened nickel movement in an

open-face, gold-filled case, and an

automatic Tissot “Seastar Seven”

wristwatch in a case marked Plaque G 20, dia. 34 to 51 mm.

$400-600

1229

Two Accutron Wristwatches and

an Omega Speedmaster, the first

Accutron with stainless steel and 14kt

gold-filled trim Accutron bracelet,

brushed silvered dial signed by maker,

Accutron logo for 12 and beveled

wedge numerals, center seconds and

luminescent hands; the next Accutron

with stainless steel case and clear dial

with stick numerals at the perimeter

and full view of the movement, black

leather band; the last, an Omega

Electronic Speedmaster/Chronometer

and signed on the dial, sweep

seconds, Omega logo at 12 and date

indication, gold-filled bracelet.

$300-500

1230

Two Incomplete Watch Movements, London, 18th century, including a

champlevé silver dial with Roman

hour and Arabic minute numerals,

center marked Brown/Fecit against a

matted background, beetle and poker

hands, the movement with tulip pillars

and silvered regulation dial, (missing

components including balance and

cock), backplate signed Rob Brown,

42 mm; the last with dial marked

Arnold/Charles Frodsham/9078, three-

quarter gilt plate movement marked

Arnold Charles Frodsham Patent/no.9078, engraved balance cock and ruby

end stone, dia. 40 mm.

$100-150


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1231

Swiss Continental Silver Demi-

hunting Case Watch, enamel dial

with centered 3/4-in. Roman numeral

chapter ring, pierced brass hands,

engraved case with scalloped edge

top cover, inner back cover marked in

part Galonne, LEC 0.800, base metal

cuvette engraved Remontoir , Cylindre6 rubis, with a stem-wind, pin-set, bar-

type movement marked La Chatelaine,

dia. 45 mm. $300-500

1232

Agassiz 14kt Gold Hunting Case

Watch, c. 1860, No. 57752, enamel

double sunk Roman numeral dial

with red five minute markings marked

Agassiz , fully engine-turned and

engraved case marked 14 K , Dueber ,stem-wind, lever-set, damascened

nickel movement marked with maker’s

name and number as above, dia. 40

mm.

$400-600

1233

One English and Two Swiss Silver

Watches, various dates, the English

pair cased watch by John Collins,

London, no. 21478, a chain fusee

movement with verge escapement,

pierced balance cock, enameled

Roman numeral dial, in an English

sterling silver case, dia. 53 mm; an

eight-day Swiss open-face watch with

visible balance wheel in a Continental

silver case, and a key-wind, key-set

Swiss watch for the Chinese market

with fully engraved movement, duplexescapement, hinged glass cuvette,

enameled Roman numeral dial with

Chinese markings and a sweep center

seconds hand, dia. 55 mm.

$200-300

1234

Joseph Dunbar Mahogany and

Satinwood Tall Clock, Perth

Scotland, c. 1815, scroll-top case

with freestanding reeded columns

flanking the painted Roman numeral

iron dial with figures depicting the four

seasons in the spandrels, arch reading

with Kindly Welcome, Jenny Brings him Ben, seconds and calendar bits,

indistinctly signed Jos. Dunbar/Perth,

reeded quarter columns flanking the

inset rope-turned and banded waist

door, eight-day, time and strike, brass

movement with false plate stamped

Wilkes, two weights and pendulum, ht.

82 1/4 in.

$800-1,200

1235

Pennsylvania Walnut Tall Clock, c.

1800, flat-top hood with freestanding

columns flanking the Roman numeral

painted iron dial with floral spandrels

and decorated arch, full-length

tombstone door, and step molded

base, thirty-hour, time and hour strike,

pull-up movement, with unmarked

false plate, regulated by two cast iron

weights, and pendulum, ht. 90 in.

$1,000-1,500

1236

Tiger Maple and Mahogany

Veneered Tall Clock, Pennsylvania,

c. 1825, the swan’s neck pediment

with mahogany veneer facade above

the freestanding columns flanking

the painted Roman numeral dial with

cornucopia spandrels and moon’s age

in the arch, lamb’s tongue chamfered

columns flanking the banded

mahogany veneered waist door

terminating on four turned feet, eight-

day, time and hour strike movement

with two tin-cased weights, ht. 92 in.

$3,000-5,000

1236A

American Renaissance Revival Oak

Tall Clock, retailed by H. Muhr’s &

Sons, Philadelphia, c. 1880-95, the

crest with central grotesque mask,

two urn-form finials above arched

hood with gadrooning and egg-and-

dart molding, and glazed and beveled

door enclosing 12 1/2-in. brass and

steel dial with silvered chapter ring

with applied Roman numerals, raised

silvered seconds bit, and chime/silentindicator, inscribed “H. Muhr’s & Sons,

Philadelphia,” and painted with two

full moons and landscapes in arch,

the waisted section with glazed and

beveled door flanked by carved stiles

surmounted by panther’s heads, on

base relief-carved with a tavern scene,

with eight-day movement quarter-

chiming on four gongs, with pendulum,

three brass-cased weights, and keys,

ht. 97, wd. 25 in.

$2,500-3,500

1237

New England Tiger Maple Tall Clock,

c. 1810, scroll-top case above the

freestanding reeded columns, painted

Arabic numeral dial with geometric and

floral spandrels and arch decoration,

serpentine waist door, cove-molded

base with scalloped apron, thirty-

hour, time and hour strike, pull-up


$2,000-4,000

1238

Mahogany-stained Pine Tall Clock,

New England, fret-top case with

freestanding columns flanking the

Roman numeral painted iron dial with

floral spandrels, the diamond edge

pattern and urn center inlaid waist

door, fluted quarter-columns with brass

capitals, French foot inlaid base, eight-

day, time and strike mechanism, and

two tin-cased weights, ht. 88 in.

$1,500-2,500

1239

David Wood Mahogany Tall Clock,

Newburyport, Massachusetts, c. 1790,

the dome-top case with freestanding

reeded columns flanking the painted

Arabic numeral iron dial, connected

directly to movement, reading ...WoodNewbury..., raised gilt starburst

spandrels, and arch decoration,

pierced heart-shaped hands, seconds

bit, and calendar aperture, rectangular

waist door flanked by the brass capital

reeded quarter-columns, eight-day,

time and hour strike movement,

pendulum and two tin-cased weights,

ht. 80 in.

$400-600

1240

Lawrence Smith Reproduction

Aaron Willard Shelf Clock, Winston-

Salem, North Carolina, c. 1979, scroll-

top mahogany case, reverse-painted

tablet marked Aaron Willard, Boston,

stenciled and lyre decoration over the

7-in. dia. painted iron concave dial

with Roman numerals, lower tablet

with naval battle marked Escape of theConstitution and lyre spandrels, ball

feet, eight-day, time-only movement

marked Kilbourn & Proctor Inc., with a

lead weight, ht. 35 in.

$1,000-1,500

1241

Riley Whiting Pillar and Scroll Shelf

Clock, Winchester, Connecticut, 1825,

mahogany scroll-top case with three

pineapple finials, painted wooden

Arabic numeral dial with raised gilt

shield decorated spandrels, reverse-

painted tablet depicting an observatory,

printed maker’s label reading in part

Modern Improved Clocks made and sold by Riley Whiting, thirty-hour

wooden movement with countwheel

strike, two cast iron weights, and


$600-800


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Seth Thomas Pillar and Scroll Shelf

Clock, Thomaston, Connecticut, c.

1825, scroll-top case with freestanding

columns flanking the full-length door,

glazed dial opening over the painted

wood Roman numeral dial, lower

tablet a rural scene, interior maker’s

label, wood, thirty-hour, time and strike

movement powered by two cast iron

weights and regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 31 in. $700-900

1243

Silas Hoadley Transitional Shelf

Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c.

1830, mahogany veneered case with

stenciled half-columns and splat,

painted wood Roman numeral dial,

mirrored lower tablet, maker’s label

inside marked in part Clocks. Arranged and Manufactured by Silas Hoadley,Plymouth, (Conn.), wood, thirty-hour,

time and strike movement powered by

two cast iron weights, ht. 29 in.

$150-250

1244

Mahogany Seth Thomas Transitional

Shelf Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut,

c. 1835, carved acanthus leaf splat,

acorn finials, stenciled half-columns

flanking the door, painted wood

Roman numeral dial, stenciled and

reverse-painted lower glass, maker’s

label stating in part Invented by ELITERRY., Made and Sold at Plymouth,Connecticut, by SETH THOMAS,

wood, thirty-hour, time and strike

movement powered by two weights,ht. 30 in.

$500-700

1245

Salem Holman Transitional Shelf

Clock, Hartford, Connecticut, with

stenciled splat and half-columns,

pineapple finials, and paw front feet,

reverse-painted tablet, painted wood

Arabic numeral dial, wood, thirty-hour,

time and strike movement and two

cast iron weights, ht. 30 1/2 in.

$300-500

1246

Mahogany Smith & Goodrich

Miniature Reverse Ogee Shelf Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, mahogany case,

painted zinc Roman numeral dial,

stenciled lower glass, maker’s label

stating in part Springs with equalized power, warranted not to fail , SMITH& GOODRICH, Bristol, Conn., brass,

thirty-hour, time and strike movement

with attached wooden fusees mounted

in an iron frame, ht. 15 in.

$700-900

1247

Daniel Pratt & Son Mahogany Shelf

Clock, Reading, Massachusetts, c.

1850, with ogee crown and base

molding, convex tapered columns

flanking the Roman numeral painted

wooden dial, original looking glass

tablet and manufacturer’s paper label,

thirty-hour, time and countwheel strike

wooden movement, powered by two

cast iron weights and pendulum, ht.

27 in. $200-250

1248

Seth Thomas Miniature Four-

column Shelf Clock, Plymouth

Hollow, Connecticut, c. 1850, the

mahogany case with two freestanding

columns flanking each side, painted

zinc Roman numeral dial, stenciled

and reverse-painted tablet attributed

to Fenn, interior case label marked in

part Patent Spring Brass Eight DayClocks, Manufactured and Sold bySeth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow Conn.,eight-day, time and strike movement

powered by two brass springs and


$300-500

1249

Marsh, Gilbert & Co. Carved Column

and Splat Shelf Clock, Farmington,

Connecticut, c. 1830, mahogany case

with carved half-columns and eagle

splat, painted wood Arabic numeral

dial, maker’s label inside marked in part

Eight-Day Clocks,, Manufactured andSold by Marsh, Gilbert & Co., lower

tablet a beveled glass mirror, wood,eight-day, time and strike movement

powered by two iron weights and


$300-500

1250

E. & G.W. Bartholomew Transitional

Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut,

c. 1840, mahogany veneered case,

stenciled splat and half-columns on

door, painted wood dial, lower tablet

of a rural scene surrounded by a

stenciled gold border, printed maker’s

label inside backboard stating in part

Manufactured and Sold by E, & G. W,Bartholomew, Bristol, Conn. thirty-

hour, weight-powered, time and strike

wooden movement, carved paw feet in

front, ht. 28 in.

$300-500

1251

C. & N. Jerome and New Haven

Shelf Clocks, Connecticut, the Jerome

a round sided mahogany case with

stenciled dial surround on top glass,

mirrored tablet below, round zinc

Roman numeral dial, brass, thirty-hour,

time and strike movement powered

by two lead weights, the New Haven

a rosewood veneered beehive clock

with reverse-painted lower tablet of

pansies, painted zinc Roman numeraldial, brass, eight-day, time and strike

movement regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 19 to 22 in.

$250-450

1252

Silas Hoadley Ogee Shelf Clock,

Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1840,

mahogany veneered case with painted

wood Roman numeral dial, stenciled

lower tablet attributed to Fenn, printed

maker’s label on backboard, brass,


marked S. Hoadley , Plymouth, CT ,U.S.A., powered by two cast iron

weights and regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 26 in.

$125-175

1253

Clarke, Gilbert & Co. Ogee Clock,

Winchester, Connecticut, c. 1845,

mahogany veneered case with painted

zinc Roman numeral dial, lower tablet

reverse-painting on glass of a willow

tree by a stream, brass, thirty-hour,


two cast iron weights and regulated by

a pendulum, ht. 26 in. $175-225

1254

Daniel Pratt Jr. Column and Cornice

Shelf Clock, Reading and Boston,

Massachusetts, mahogany veneered

case with molded cornice, turned

half-columns flanking the wooden

dial with Roman numerals and floral

spandrels, transfer and paint decorated

center tablet, mirrored lower tablet,

interior label stating in part Daniel Pratt Jr., Reading, Mass., ...Depot No. 2...Boston, brass, eight-day, time and

strike movement powered by two

cast iron weights and regulated by a


$300-500


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1255

Birge, Mallory & Co. Miniature

Triple-decker Shelf Clock, Bristol,

Connecticut, c. 1845, mahogany

case with carved gesso and gilded

fruit basket splat, turned, gilded, and

smoke-grained columns flanking the

wooden dial with Roman numerals,

gilt spandrels and center, midsection

reverse-painted tablet flanked by

freestanding gilt columns, lower

section with half-columns and doorframing a reverse-painted tablet with

a rural scene, thirty-hour, strap brass

movement stamped BM&Co, brass-

faced pendulum bob and two iron

weights, ht. 26 1/2 in.

$500-700

1256

Birge, Mallory & Co. Mahogany Shelf

Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1840,

the case with carved fruit basket splat,

turned columns flanking the upper

door and the painted wood Roman

numeral dial, two reverse-paintings on

glass tablets signed on back Moberg,

maker’s label on backboard marked in

part Eight-Day Clocks, Manufactured by Birge, Mallory & Co., strap brass,

eight-day, time and strike movement

stamped B M & Co., powered by two

cast iron weights and regulated by a


$300-500

1257

Birge, Mallory & Co. Miniature

Triple-decker Shelf Clock, Bristol,

Connecticut, c. 1845, mahogany

veneered case with a gilt eagle splat,stamped brass Roman numeral dial,

reverse-painting on glass in midsection

and stenciled glass in lower door,

maker’s label on backboard, strap

brass, thirty-hour, time and strike

movement stamped B M & Co., with

two cast iron weights and a pendulum,

ht. 27 in.

$500-700

1258

Chauncey Boardman Triple Fusee

Sharp Gothic or “Steeple” Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1848, with

mahogany case, painted zinc Roman

numeral dial, lower glass with transfer

and painted scene marked MarketPlace Quebec, printed maker’s label on

inside of backboard, brass, thirty-hour,

time, strike, and alarm movement

with attached fusees, regulated by a


$250-450

1259

Brewster Manufacturing Company

Miniature Column & Cornice Shelf


the rosewood case with turned half-

columns flanking the upper door,


lower tablet with transfer and paint-

decorated scene marked BuckinghamPalace (losses), overpasted label states

in part Brewster Manufacturing Co.,

brass, spring-powered, eight-day,time and strike movement stamped

Brewster & Ingrahams, Bristol, Ct.,U.S., ht. 20 1/2 in.

Note: Brewster & Ingrahams

company was dissolved in 1852 and

Elisha Brewster formed Brewster

Manufacturing Co. with other partners.

With the overpasted label this clock

may be from the transition period.

$200-400

1260

Brewster & Ingrahams Ogee Gothic

or “Onion Top” Clock, Bristol,

Connecticut, c. 1840, rosewood

veneered case, painted zinc Roman

numeral dial, label on interior

backboard stating in part PatentSpring Eight-day Repeating BrassClocks, Made and Sold by Brewster &Ingrahams, with brass, eight-day, time

and rack and snail strike movement,

ht. 20 in.

$300-500

1261

J.C. Brown Ripple Front Steeple

Clock, Forestville, Connecticut, c.1848, the rosewood veneered case

with ripple front frames, frosted glass

lower tablet, painted zinc Roman

numeral dial, printed maker’s label on

backboard, brass, eight-day, time and

strike movement, ht. 20 in.

$500-700

1262

J.C. Brown Ripple Front Beehive


mahogany veneered case with ripple

front frames, frosted glass lower tablet,


printed maker’s label on backboard,

brass, eight-day, time and strike


ht. 19 in.

$600-800

1263

Jerome Ripple Molded Fusee

Shelf Clock, Bristol, Connecticut, c.

1850, ripple-molded mahogany case,

hinged brass bezel over the painted

zinc Roman numeral dial, blued-steel

hands, brass alarm disc, thirty-hour,

time and strike movement with brass

fusees attached to an iron bracket,

separate alarm movement mounted in

the base, ht. 13 1/2 in.

$500-700

1264

William S. Johnson Eight-day Ogee

Clock, New York, c. 1845, retailed

by George H. Clarke, cherry case,

painted zinc Seems calendar dial with

apertures for month, day of the month,

and day of the week, (later addition),

transfer decorated lower tablet, brass,


powered by two cast iron weights and


$150-250

1265

J.C. Brown Eight-day Ogee Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, c.1847, rosewood

veneered case, undecorated painted

wood Roman numeral dial, lower tablet

transfer decorated with the home of J.

C. Brown in Bristol, brass, eight-day,



a pendulum, ht. 29 in.

$100-150

1266

John Birge Column & Cornice ShelfClock, Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1848,

mahogany case with molded cornice,

turned half-columns flanking the

wooden dial with Roman numerals

and floral spandrels, stencil decorated

tablets in doors, printed maker’s label

on backboard, strap brass, eight-day,

time and strike movement, two cast

iron weights and a pendulum, ht. 33 in.

$400-600

1267

Daniel Pratt Jr. Reverse Ogee Shelf

Clock, Reading, Massachusetts, c.

1843, splat-top mahogany case with

reverse ogee moldings flanking the

door, painted zinc Roman numeral

dial, center mounted brass alarm disc,

mirrored lower tablet, label inside states

in part Extra Clocks, Manufactured andSold, Wholesale and Retail, by DanielPratt, Jr., Reading, Mass. 1843, wood,

thirty-hour, time, strike, and alarm


$100-150


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1268

Terry & Andrews Mahogany Double

Steeple Clock, Bristol, Connecticut,

c. 1840, with painted zinc Roman

numeral dial, stenciled and reverse-

painted tablets in both doors, printed

paper label on backboard stating Made and Sold by Terry & Andrews, Bristol,Conn., brass, lyre-shaped plates,


stamped by the maker, ht. 25 in.

$700-900

1269

Terry & Andrews Beehive Clock,

Bristol, Connecticut, c. 1850,

rosewood veneered case, painted zinc

Roman numeral dial, frosted glass

lower tablet, brass, eight-day, time

and strike, “lyre” movement with steel

springs, and an embossed, brass-

faced pendulum bob, ht. 19 in.

$250-450

1270

Seven Connecticut Shelf Clocks,

various makers, a Jerome & Co.

“Rocket” thirty-hour timepiece, two

tambour clocks (one with battery

movement), three Seth Thomas thirty-

hour, time and alarm cottage clocks,

and Seth Thomas “Joker Lever” thirty-

hour carriage clock, ht. 7 1/2 to 11 in.

$300-500

1271

New Haven “Preston” Balloon

Clock, New Haven, Connecticut,

c. 1920, mahogany case with scroll

inlay, 5-in. porcelain Arabic numeraldial marked Made by the New HavenClock Co., New Haven, Conn. U.S.A.,maker’s label on inside of rear door,

spring-powered, brass, time and

rack strike movement, regulated by a


$300-400

1272

Two Ingraham “Schoolhouse”

Drop Octagon Wall Clocks, Bristol,

Connecticut, c. 1910, one a small

rosewood grain-painted case with 7-in.

paper on zinc Roman numeral dial,

gilt molded trim, maker’s label inside

lower door, spring-powered, eight-day,

time and strike movement regulated

by a pendulum, the other an oak case

with pressed decoration around dial

and lower door, 12-in. paper Roman

numeral dial with days of the month on

outer edge, lower door glass marked

Regulator , paper label on back of case,

eight-day, time and simple calendar

movement, wooden pendulum rod and

a brass-faced bob, ht. 19 to 33 in.

$200-300

1273

Three “Schoolhouse” Drop Octagon

Wall Clocks, various makers, a Terry

Clock Company in a walnut case with

9-in. Roman numeral dial with outer

calendar markings, eight-day, time-

only, calendar movement marked TerryClock Co., Pittsfield, Mass., a walnut

case Seth Thomas with an eight-day,

time and strike movement, and an

Ingraham in a stained hardwood case

with an eight-day time-only movement,ht. 23 to 24 in.

$300-450

1274

Two Seth Thomas Ball-top “Eclipse”

Clocks, Thomaston, Connecticut,

c. 1890, the shelf and wall models,

both in walnut with painted zinc dial

(repainted), eight-day, spring powered,

time, strike and alarm movement,

maker’s label, and pendulum marked

Eclipse, ht. 24 to 27 in.

$400-600

1275

Reproduction J.C. Brown Acorn

Clock, c. 1974, rosewood veneered

case with painted zinc dial signed

Forestville Manufact. Co., Bristol, CT,USA, green and gold border on upper

glass, reverse-painted tablet inscribed

Residence of J.C. Brown, Esq.,flanking side ornaments and eight-day

lyre-shaped movement with detached

wooden fusees, and printed paper

label stating Eight Day Spring Clocks,Manufactured by J. C. Brown, Bristol,Conn., ht. 24 in.

$600-900

1276

Ithaca No. 7 Shelf Cottage Calendar

Clock, Ithaca, New York, c. 1875,

walnut case with printed paper time

and calendar dials, paper covered

rollers for the month and day of the

week, eight-day, spring-powered,

time and strike movement with alarm

mechanism mounted in the base, ht.

22 in.

$400-600

1277National Calendar Clock Co. Shelf

Clock, with stained wood case, split

columns with metal capitals and bases

flank the door, two black-painted metal

dials with gold numerals, the upper

with Roman numerals the lower with

Arabic numerals 1 to 31 for days of the

month, both marked around the center

Manufactured for National CalendarClock Co., brass, eight-day, time,

strike, and simple calendar movement

with the trademark stamp of the New

Haven Clock Company, ht. 27 in.

$300-500

1278

Southern Calendar Clock Company

Fashion No. 1 Shelf Clock, St.

Louis, Missouri, c. 1875, cornice top

mahogany veneered case, full-length

door with round time and calendar

openings, both dials printed paper

on zinc, the upper time dial marked

Fashion, Patented Oct. 11th. 1875.,the calendar dial marked with company

name, location and patent date, Seth

Thomas direction label on inside offront door, all run by a spring-powered,

brass, eight-day, time and strike


Note: Fashion clocks were

manufactured by the New Haven Clock

Company for the Southern Calendar

Clock Company of St. Louis.

$700-900

1279



Louis, Missouri, c. 1880, walnut

veneered case with three turned finials,

freestanding column on each side, full-

length wooden door with round time

and calendar dial openings, painted

zinc dials (repainted), eight-day, spring-

powered, time and strike movement


$800-1,200

1280



Louis, Missouri, c. 1878, walnut case

with three turned finials, freestanding

column on each side, both dialspainted zinc, the time dial with seconds

bit, the calendar dial marked SouthernCalendar Clock Co., St. Louis, Mo,

Patented March 18, 1879., spring-

powered, eight-day, time and strike

movement regulated by a pendulum

with a bob of a brass star on a nickel

disc, ht. 32 in.

$1,000-1,500

1281


Fashion No. 4T Shelf Clock, St.


with three turned finials, two full-length

side columns, full-length door with

Fashion in gold between the dials,

painted zinc dials with sunk seconds

on the time, calendar with company

name and location, brass, eight-day,

time and gong strike movement with

Fashion stamped into top of front plate,

and gold on black directions label

pasted to inside, ht. 32 in.

$1,000-1,500


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1282

Southern Calendar Clock Fashion

No. 4 Shelf Clock, St. Louis, Missouri,

c. 1880, the walnut case with three

urn finials, molded top, freestanding

columns flanking the glazed door

marked Fashion enclosing two painted

zinc dials, the upper with recessed

seconds dial marked Patented April 16,1878, the lower calendar dial marked

Southern Calendar Clock Co., St.

Louis, MO., and patent date, all on amolded base, ht. 33 in.

$800-1,200

1283


Fashion No. 4 Shelf Clock, St. Louis,

Missouri, c. 1877, walnut case with

three turned finials, two full-length

side columns, full-length door with

“Fashion” in gold between the dials,

painted zinc dials with sunk seconds

on the time, calendar with company

name and location, brass, eight-day,

time and bell strike movement, and

gold on black direction label pasted to

inside of backboard, ht. 32 in.

$1,000-1,500

1284




with three turned finials, freestanding

column on each side, both dials

painted zinc, the time dial with seconds

bit marked Seth Thomas, calendar

dial marked Patented Feb. 15, 1876,

gold on black directions label on

calendar door and “no oil” label behindthe calendar mechanism, eight-day,

spring-powered, time and strike


with a wooden rod and a damascened

nickel bob, ht. 32 in.

$800-1,200

1285




with turned finials and freestanding

side columns, glazed door marked

Fashion between the upper and lower

dials, 7-in. black painted metal dials,

brass hands, brass, eight-day, time,

strike and simple calendar movement,

regulated by a brass-faced pendulum,

ht. 32 in.

$700-900

1286

National Calendar Clock Company

Shelf Clock, both dials gold on black

and marked Manufactured for NationalCalendar Clock Co., case grain-

painted rosewood and tortoiseshell,

spring-powered, eight-day, time and

gong strike movement trips the simple

calendar mechanism below, ht. 27 in.

$300-500

1287

Charles Holland Reproduction

Perpetual Calendar Clock, Fort

Smith, Arkansas, c. 1975, walnut

case with freestanding turned column

on each side, full-length glazed door

marked Holland , 5-in. paper Roman

numeral dial with days of the week,

lower B.B. Lewis-style calendar

mechanism with month and day of the

month dial, spring-powered, eight-day,

time and strike movement, ht. 25 in.

$400-600

1288

Seth Thomas Oak No. 2 Wall

Regulator, Thomaston, Connecticut,

c. 1890, glazed wooden bezel over the

12-in. painted zinc Roman numeral dial

marked Seth Thomas, brass, eight-day,

time-only movement with dead-beat

escapement and maintaining power,

wooden pendulum rod and a brass-


$700-900

1289

Seth Thomas Oak No. 2 Regulator,

Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890,glazed wooden bezel over the 12-in.

painted zinc Arabic numeral dial

marked Seth Thomas, brass, keystone

plates, eight-day, time-only movement

with dead-beat escapement and

maintaining power, wooden pendulum

rod and a brass-cased weight, ht. 36

in.

$700-900

1290

Cincinnati Time Recording Co.

Time Clock, Cincinnati, Ohio, with

oak case, 8-in. metal dial marked

The Cincinnati Time Recorder Co.,Cincinnati, Ohio, eight-day, dual-spring,

time-only movement, lower time stamp

mechanism and connecting linkage,

ht. 29 in.

$250-450

1291

Waterbury Willard No. 3 “Banjo”

Clock, Connecticut, c. 1910, 8-in.

porcelain Arabic numeral dial,

mahogany case with applied gilt-metal

trimmings on the frames enclosing the

reverse-paintings on glass, the lower

marked Hull , brass, eight-day, time-

only movement powered by a lead

weight and regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 44 in.

$300-500

1292


Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890,

glazed wooden bezel over the 12-in.







in.

$700-900

1293




painted zinc Roman numeral dial

marked Seth Thomas, brass, eight-day,

time-only movement with dead-beat

escapement and maintaining power,

wooden pendulum rod and a brass-


$700-900

1293A

E. Howard & Co. No. 20 BlackMarble Gallery Clock, Boston,

Massachusetts, the 24-in. dial

with raised Roman numerals and

minute markings, pierced hands

(replacements), faintly marked E.Howard & Co. Boston above the

numeral six, converted to electric.

$800-1,200

1294

Seth Thomas Mahogany No. 2

Reproduction, with mahogany

veneered case, glazed wooden bezel

over the painted iron Arabic numeral

dial, brass, eight-day, time-only

movement powered by a brass-cased

weight and regulated by a pendulum,

ht. 36 in.

$300-500


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in.

$700-900

1296

Waltham “Tiffany & Co.” Miniature

“Banjo” and a Seth Thomas “Lyre”

Clock, 20th century, the mahogany

case banjo with a 3 1/2-in. Arabic

numeral dial reading Waltham Tiffany &Co., reverse-painted tablets depicted

George Washington and Mount

Vernon, eight-day, 37 size, lever-

escapement movement with winding

crown in lower box; Seth Thomas gilt

“Lyre” with a 3-in. silvered dial reading

Seth Thomas 4-Jewels, eight-day,

time-only movement, ht. 21 to 22 in.

$300-500

1297

Three Advertising Clocks, Coca Cola,

Ever-Ready Razors, and Opticians, the

Coca-Cola a Gilbert store regulator

in a red-stained case, paper label on

the back, printed paper dial marked

Coca Cola, lower door glass marked

Drink Coca Cola, with eight-day,

spring-powered, time-only movement

regulated by a pendulum with wooden

rod and brass-faced bob, the other

two modern reproductions with eight-day, time-only movements, ht. 18 to

34 in.

$300-500

1298

Seth Thomas Brass Ship’s Clock,

for Roth Brothers, New York, 3 1/4-in.

black Arabic numeral dial reading RothBros. New York U.S.A, seconds bit,

screw bezel, eight-day movement

engraved Seth Thomas Thompson CT ,with a mahogany shelf bracket.

$200-400

1299

Seth Thomas Ship’s Bell Wall Clock,

c. 1890, with a 5 3/4-in. Roman

numeral silvered dial, hinged bezel

above the brass bell, one-day time and

ship’s bell strike, lg. 10 1/2 in.

$200-250

1300

Chelsea “Marine” Timepiece,

Boston, c. 1940, shiny brass case with

hinged brass bezel, 5 1/2-in. s ilvered

Arabic numeral dial with subsidiary

seconds marked Kelvin & Wilfrid O.White Co., Boston-New York , eight-

day, time-only, lever-escapement

movement, mounted on a square

mahogany plaque, wd. 10 in.

$400-600

1301

Two Marine Lever Timepieces,

both with 5 1/2-in. dials, one a “boiler

room” clock with brass case, hinged

bezel with beveled glass, enamel

Roman numeral dial, eight-day, chain

fusee movement (probably English)

regulated by a platform escapement,

and a Russian submarine clock in a

painted metal case with hinged bezel,

Arabic numeral dial, sweep center

seconds, and an eight-day, spring-

powered, lever-escapement timepiece

movement.

$200-400

1302

Waterbury Ship’s Bell Clock

and John Bliss & Co. Holosteric

Barometer, 20th century, the

Waterbury clock with a 4-in. silvered

Roman numeral dial marked in part

Waterbury Clock Co., hinged brass

bezel, mounted to a mahogany case;

the 4 1/2-in. barometer dial marked

John Bliss & Co New-York with

thermometer and barometer readings

from 28-31.

$200-250

1303

Seth Thomas Ship’s Bell Boat Clock,

Thomaston, Connecticut, the 6-in.

silvered dial with subsidiary seconds

marked Seth Thomas, Made in U.S.A.,in a spun brass case, hinged bezel,

brass, one-day, time and ship’s bell

strike movement, dia. 7 in.

$200-250

1304

Seth Thomas “Tear Drop” and “St.

Louis” Shelf Clocks, Thomaston,

Connecticut, the “Tear Drop” in a

Walnut case with turned finial and

drop ornaments, paper on brass dial,

spring-powered, eight-day, time and

strike movement with a copper-tone

starburst pendulum, the “St. Louis” in

a mahogany case with painted zinc

dial marked with the Seth Thomas

logo, eight-day, spring-powered, time

and strike movement regulated by a

pendulum, ht. 15 1/2 to 24 in.

$200-400

1305

Seth Thomas “Atlanta” and “New

Orleans” City Clocks, Thomaston,

Connecticut, c. 1880, both in walnut

cases, the Atlanta with printed paper

Roman numeral dial, embossed

nickel bezel, lower part of door

glass stenciled with birds, eight-day,

spring-powered, time and gong

strike movement regulated by a

nickel starburst pendulum, the New

Orleans with painted zinc dial markedP.R. Smith, Salisbury , eight-day,

spring-powered, time and bell strike


with oval metal rod and a brass-faced

bob, ht. 18 to 20 in.

$300-500

1306

Seth Thomas “Camden” Shelf Clock,


with walnut case, highly decorated

door glass, printed maker’s label in

base, 6-in. paper Roman numeral

dial (replaced), brass, eight-day, time,

strike and alarm movement, regulated

by a pendulum with flat brass rod and

beveled brass-faced ball, ht. 22 1/2 in.

$150-250

1307

Two Seth Thomas “Omaha” Shelf

Clocks, Thomaston, Connecticut, c.

1885, both with painted zinc Roman

numeral dials and gallery top, one

in an ebonized finish with eight-day,

time, strike, and alarm movement and

a damascened nickel pendulum bob,

the other in walnut with eight-day, time

and strike movement and damascenednickel pendulum bob, ht. 19 in.

$300-500

1308

Wm. L. Gilbert Walnut “Elberon”

Shelf Clock, Winsted, Connecticut, c.

1901, with ropetwist columns flanking

the full-length door with McCabe’s

Patent calendar mechanism, 8-in.

paper on zinc dial, maker’s label with

instructions inside, spring-powered,

eight-day, time and strike movement,

ht. 31 in.

$800-1,200

1309

Ansonia “Triumph” Mirror Side

Clock, c. 1900, the black walnut

case with mirrored sides, bronze

decorations and cupids, 6-in. paper

Roman numeral dial (stained), brass,

spring-powered, eight-day time and

cathedral gong strike movement, two

jar faux mercury pendulum and beat

scale, ht. 24 in.

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Three Pressed Oak Connecticut

Clocks, two eight-day, time and

strike kitchen clocks, a Waterbury

and a Sessions, and a Sessions shop

regulator with lower glass marked

Regulator , with an eight-day, time-

only, calendar movement regulated

by a pendulum with wooden rod and

embossed brass bob, ht. 22 to 36 in.

$250-450

1311

Seth Thomas No. 73 Mantel Clock,

c. 1935, mahogany dome-top case

with reeded quarter columns flanking

the Arabic numeral silvered dial with

slow/fast and chime/silent subsidiary

dials, pierced side sound frets, eight-

day Westminster chime movement

stamped Seth Thomas ThomastonConn. 113A, ht. 13 3/4 in.

$150-250

1312

Seth Thomas No. 71 Mantel Clock,

c. 1920, mahogany dome-top case

on a stepped molded base, silvered

Arabic numeral dial with slow/fast and

chime/silent subsidiary dials, eight-day,

time, strike, and Westminster chime

movement, stamped 113, ht. 13 1/2 in.

$100-200

1313

Gilbert Walnut Shelf Clock and

Four Other Clocks, various makers

and dates, a Gilbert parlor clock with

turned ornamentation, printed paper

dial, brass, eight-day, time and strikemovement; a cast brass front clock

with the face of Dewey and marked

Dewey Manila, 1898, with lever-

escapement timepiece movement, a

rosewood case shelf clock with split

columns flanking the door, brass, eight-

day, time, strike, and simple calendar

movement, and two Dasche flashlight

alarm clocks, one with a bank section,

ht. 8 to 25 in.

$400-600

1314

Ten Various Clock Dials, a silvered

brass 6 3/4-in. dial marked C.A.Whelan 1877 , an engraved brass

bracket clock dial with a 5 1/4-

in. silvered chapter ring and two

subsidiary dials marked K.C. Co.Germany , five painted wooden dials,

two square Roman numeral painted

zinc dials, and a 7 1/2-in. round zinc

dial.

$150-250

1315

Two Mahogany Shelf Clocks,

Germany and America, a German

bracket clock with composite brass

dial, fabric-backed pierced brass

sound frets, eight-day, quarter-striking


and a Seth Thomas Westminster

chime tambour clock with matte

silvered dial, applied Arabic numerals,

and pierced brass hands, eight-day,

spring-powered, Westminster chimemovement, ht. 9 1/2 to 17 in.

$300-500

1316

Approximately Twenty Cast Iron

Clock Weights, Connecticut, 19th

century, including two pairs of S.B.

Terry-type small rectangular weights,

five pairs of eight-day triple decker

weights, two pairs of ogee, and two

cylindrical alarm weights.

$150-250

1317

French Carriage Clock, Duverdrey &

Bloquel, c. 1900, brass and beveled

glass case, porcelain Arabic numeral

dial, eight-day, time and strike

movement marked with maker’s name

and location and 11 Eleven Jewels,

regulated by a silvered platform

escapement, in a leather carrying case,

ht. with handle extended 6 1/2 in.

$200-400

1318

Boston Clock Co. “Queen Anne”

Carriage Timepiece, c. 1890, gallery-topped brass and beveled glass case,

1 3/4-in. porcelain Arabic numeral dial

in a matte gold dial surround, brass,

eight-day, timepiece movement with

lever escapement, ht. with handle

extended 6 1/2 in.

$150-250

1319

Swiss Eight-day Paperweight Clock,

with 2 1/2-in. glass ball, Roman

numeral dial with visible balance wheel

marked Hebdomas patent , 8 Days,

Swiss Made, eight-jewel, eight-

day, stem-wind, pin-set, time-only

movement.

$200-400

1320

Enameled Swiss Ball Watch and

Six Others, Switzerland and America,

damascened and green enameled

sphere with 1/2-in. silvered Arabic

numeral dial, blue “jewel” in crown, and

a hanging loop opposite the dial, and a

lady’s Elgin wristwatch in a base metal

case, two open face Swiss pocket

watches with decorated enamel dials,

one in a base metal case and one in a

Continental silver case, and three lady’sSwiss wristwatches, one in a sterling

case, and two white gold cases, one

14kt (retailed by Bigelow & Kennard),

the other 18kt.

$300-500

1321

Imhof Gilt-brass Desk Clock,

Switzerland, c. 1960, retailed by

Saks Fifth Avenue, gilt-brass case

with pierced foliate decorated doors

over the matte silver dial with applied

Arabic numerals, with bun feet on a

flat stepped base, eight-day, 15-jewel,

time-only movement with a lever

escapement, ht. 8 1/2 in.

$200-400

1322

Traveling Gilt-brass Desk Clock, by

Angelus, Switzerland, with a pierced

floral decorated dome over the rotating

cube and four rope-turned columns,

1 1/2-in. eight-day clock, barometer,

thermometer, and hygrometer dials, ht.

5 1/2 in.

$200-400

1323

German Table Clock, southern

Germany, c. 1800, stained softwood

case with molded top, pressed brass

dial with false pendulum aperture

and applied copper Roman numeral

chapter ring, brass, spring-powered,


with verge escapement, regulated by a

short pendulum, ht. 13 3/4 in.

$400-600

1324

French Gilt Bronze Figural Clock

Depicting Denis Papin, Paris, the

figure seated adjacent to the 3-in.

porcelain Roman numeral dial, Breguet

style hands, brass, eight-day, time and

count wheel strike movement marked

Etablissement H. Molle, Paris, on

raised open base, ht. 11 1/2 in.

Note: Denis Papin was a French-born

physicist who invented the pressure

cooker and a forerunner of the steam

engine.

$200-250


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French China Case Shelf Clock,

Paris, c. 1900, with 3 1/2-in. porcelain

dial with blue Roman numerals, pierced

brass hands, ivory china case with

blue decoration marked France, brass,



$200-250

1326French Gilt-brass and Porcelain

Shelf Clock, c. 1890, the case

with floral cornucopias and swags,

porcelain urn finial and inset panel

below the dial with a couple seated in a

garden, 3-in. porcelain Arabic numeral

dial, brass, eight-day, time and strike


ht. 14 in.

$400-600

1327

French Renaissance Revival Brass

Clock and Garniture Set, late 19th

century, the flame and mythological

finial above the elaborate pierced brass

case with foliate and swag decoration

throughout, oval porcelain Roman

numeral lozenges with a coat of arms

in center, all resting on four stepped

molded and two paw feet, brass,

eight-day, time and countwheel strike

mechanism, together with two four-

light candelabras with matching clock

case decoration, ht. 24 in.

$1,000-1,500

1328

French Renaissance Revival BrassClock and Garniture Set, late 19th

century, the quatrefoil finial atop the

pierced dome top with flying buttresses

and a coat of arms above the porcelain

Roman numeral shield dial flanked by

freestanding columns, stepped molded

pierced base with shield reading

1558, eight-day, time and strike

mechanism with platform escapement,

together with two urn-shaped pierced

convertible candlestick/finial garnitures,

clock ht. 15 in.

$700-900

1329

Brass and Mahogany Lantern-style

Clock, late 19th century, with a rooster

finial above two faux ringing bells,

brass front plate with fowl and floral

decoration throughout, Roman numeral

porcelain shield-form dial and Arabic

numeral five minute markings, lower

plaque with 1756 date, pierced brass

fabric-backed side frets, brass, eight-

day, time and gong strike mechanism,

ht. 19 1/2 in.

$500-700

1330

French Gilt and Blue-decorated

Porcelain Mantel Clock, early 20th

century, the shell- and floral-form case

with a depiction of instruments below

the 3 3/4-in. dial with blue Arabic

numerals, ht. 14 1/2 in.

$250-350

1331

French Renaissance Revival BrassMantel Clock, late 19th century, the

rose-decorated urn-top case with

pierced swag and foliate decoration

throughout, 3 3/4-in. blue Roman

numeral enameled dial, pierced gilt

hands behind the convex glass hinged

door, brass, eight-day, time and

countwheel strike mechanism, ht. 17

1/4 in.

$400-600

1332


Shelf Clock, late 19th century, the

urn-top case with pierced swag and

foliate decoration throughout, 3 1/4-in.

Roman numeral enameled dial behind

the beveled glass hinged door, brass,

eight-day, time and countwheel strike

mechanism, ht. 18 in.

$400-600

1333

French Gilt-brass Mounted Boulle-

style Mantel Clock, late 19th century,

the four-finial dome-top case with

acanthus leaf corners above the

arched glazed dial door, cobalt blue

Roman numeral porcelain shield dialwith Arabic numeral minute markings

on outer edge of chapter ring, applied

plaque depicting two cherubs with a

rooster and owl, porcelain cartouche

reading Gaudron Paris, eight-day,

brass, time and strike mechanism, ht.

21 in.

$1,200-1,800

1334


Mantel Clock, late 19th century, the

swag and foliate decorated case with

freestanding columns flanking the

3 1/2-in. Roman numeral porcelain

dial with bronze decorated center,

brass, eight-day, time and gong strike

mechanism, ht. 15 1/2 in.

$400-600

1335

French Brass and Champlevé

Mantel Clock, late 19th century,

pineapple finial atop the dome-top

case, Corinthian and champlevé

decorated columns flanking the 3

1/2-in. Arabic numeral floral swag

decorated dial, stepped molded base

resting on four bun feet, brass, eight-

day, time and gong strike mechanism,

ht. 12 1/2 in.

$400-600

1336

French Renaissance Revival Shelf

Clock, c. 1890, the cast brass clock

with urn finial, swag and acanthus leaf

decorations, applied silvered Arabic

numerals on the embossed dial, eight-

day, time and strike, spring-powered

mechanism, ht. 16 in.

$200-300

1337

French Renaissance Revival Gilt-

brass Mantel Clock, late 19th century,

urn finial above the repoussé case

with applied foliate decoration, hinged

beveled glass door surrounding the

3 3/4-in. Roman numeral porcelain

dial, case terminating in acanthus leaf

decorated feet, eight-day, time and

countwheel strike mechanism stamped

Rolser Paris, ht. 18 in.

$200-300

1338

French Black Slate and Gilt Mantel

Clock, mid to late 19th century, the

bronze classical male figure with abook reading “L’art D’aimer” or “loving

art” in his left hand, sitting atop a

rock formation, Roman numeral 3-in.

porcelain dial, with pierced gilt hands,

black slate midsection with acanthus

leaf gilt decorated corners, resting

on foliate decorated gilt base with

volute formed feet, eight-day, time and

countwheel strike mechanism, with silk

thread suspension, ht. 18 in.

$200-300

1339

Two French Figural Clock Cases,

late 19th century, a green marble

base with timepiece movement with

spelter female statue with urn garniture

(missing candelabras), the other a

bronze and white marble case with a

statue of a woman leaning on a small

pipe organ.

$200-300


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1340

German Oak Quarter-chiming Shelf

Clock, c. 1900, Arts & Crafts-style

case, the door with curved, beveled,

and convex glass panels, 7-in. metal

Arabic numeral dial, pierced brass

hands, spring-powered, brass, time,

strike, and chime on the quarter-hour


ht. 18 1/2 in.

$250-450

1341

French China Case Shelf Clock, c.

1910, Boston label on bottom marked

in part William Bond & Son, Jewelers,

9 Park Street, Boston, floral decorated

case with gold accents marked France,

3 1/2-in. porcelain Arabic numeral dial,

pierced brass hands, spring-powered,

eight-day, time and strike movement,


$200-250

1342

French Cartel Wall Clock, c. 1890,

retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low Co.,

with 3 1/2-in. porcelain Roman numeral

dial marked Shreve, Crump & LowCo., Boston, pierced brass hands, cast

brass basket-form case with porcelain

flowers on the intertwined vines, eight-

day, time and strike movement marked

E Courtin, France, 13 Thirteen Jewels,

regulated by a platform escapement,

ht. 20 in.

$600-800

1343

French Cast Brass Shelf Clock, S.Marti, c. 1890, pineapple-topped urn

and floral swags above the 3 1/2-in.

porcelain Roman numeral dial with cast

brass center, acanthus leaves on each

side, foliate trimmed base, eight-day,

time and countwheel strike movement


$200-300

1344

French Morbier Clock, 9-in. porcelain

Roman numeral dial marked Caillat , a Moulins, with pressed brass dial

surround, brass and steel, eight-day,



a foldable pendulum, ht. of movement

17 in.

$300-500

1345

Eight-air Three-bell Cylinder Musical

Box, Switzerland, c. 1890, with a 6-in.

cylinder, single comb, tune indicator,

play/stop, and change/repeat levers,

all housed in a grain-painted and

rosewood veneer-inlaid case, lg. 16

3/4 in.

$400-600

1346Eight-air Cylinder Musical Box,

Switzerland, no. 8584, with 6-in.

cylinder, single comb, lever-wind, stop/

play, change/repeat levers, tune sheet

attached to underside of lid, all housed

in a grain-painted wood case, case lg.

16 in.

$300-500

1347

Caved Walnut Regina 15 1/2-inch

Disc Musical Box, no. 22251, the

gothic carved case with rosettes,

arches, goddesses, and putti, the

disassembled mechanism includes

a brass bed plate, dual combs,

pressure bar, mechanical gear housing,

approximately twenty-five discs, wd.

21 x dp. 18 x ht. 11 1/2 in.

$300-500

1348

Eight-air Cylinder Musical Box,

Switzerland, no. 26796, with an 8-in.

nickel-plated cylinder, lyre-form tune

indicator, single comb, and tune sheet

attached to underside of lid, all housed

in a rosewood-veneered, grain-painted

case, box lg. 17 1/2 in. $500-700

1349

Eight-air Cylinder Musical Box,

Switzerland, no. 70, with an 8-in. brass

cylinder, zither attachment, tune sheet,

lyre-form tune indicator, and start/stop,

change/repeat switches, all housed in

a rosewood-veneered, grain-painted

box, box lg. 17 in.

$300-500

1350

Three Rosewood Veneered Cylinder

Musical Boxes, Switzerland, 5- and

6-in. brass cylinder boxes playing six

airs, and an 8-in. brass cylinder box

playing eight airs, all with tune sheets

attached to underside of lid, start/stop,

change/repeat switches, and single

combs, box lg. 13 1/4 to 16 in.

$600-900

1351

Ideal Piccolo Interchangeable Six-air

Carved Musical Box, Switzerland,

1890, with single comb, zither

attachment, engraved change/repeat

shield, Jacot’s Safety Check , 12-in.

cylinder, all resting on a brass bed

plate, celluloid retailer tag of HermannH. Ockel Providence R.I. tacked to

case above cylinder, case lg. 28 in.

$600-800

1352

6-inch Cylinder Musical Box, no. 75,

the 6-in. brass cylinder, start/stop and

change/repeat switches, all housed in

a grain-painted rosewood case, lg. 11

3/4 in.

$200-300

1353

Five 11-inch Interchangeable

Musical Box Cylinders, each marked

with a different number system, P 654,

P 661, P 671, P 673, and a P 675.

$150-250

1354

Eight-air Orchestral Cylinder Musical

Box, Switzerland, with a 6-in. cylinder,

three bells, drum, single comb, and

tune sheet attached to underside of lid,

all housed in a rosewood veneered and

grain-painted case, and six additional

Piccolo tune sheets, box lg. 17 in.

$400-600

1355

Leica R4 with Elmarit-R Lens and Accessories, the black body no.

1581169 marked Made by LeitzPortugal , with Elmarit-R 135mm f.2.8

lens no. 3025008 made in Canada,

with Leitz 340 SCA flash and camera

strap, lg. of body only 5 1/2 in.

$200-300

1356

Three Leica Cameras, various ages, a

Leica III body no. 226303, an M2 with

a 35mm f/2.8 Summaron lens, a AF-

C1 Leica point and shoot, sold with a

Leitz Hektor 13.5cm f4.5 lens in Leica

screw mount, two Leitz adjustable

viewfinders, a Weston Master II meter,

an Argus camera, cable releases, and

various Leica manuals and books.

$300-500


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1357

Leica IIIC and Three Lenses,

Germany, chrome body no. 462136

with screw lens mount and self-

timer, a Summicron 5cm f/2 lens no.

1479191, and a Telyt 20cm f/4.5 lens

and viewfinder with filters in a leather

carrying case, and a Leica mount

Schacht Travegon 35mm f/3.5 lens.

$400-600

1357A

Leicaflex SL2 Body and a Kilfitt

Lens, Germany, black body no.

1392004, a Tele-Kilar 300mm f/5.6

lens with Leitz adapter and shoulder

brace, and a Leitz 2x extender for

Leicaflex.

$300-500

1358

Rolleiflex Camera and Collection of

Leica and Rolleiflex Accessories,

Germany, a Rolleiflex with Tessar

75mm f/3.5 lenses, Rolleiflex panorama

plate, and a Rolleiflex plate adapter kit,

along with various Leica accessories

including Leica Summitar 5cm f/2 lens,

lens hoods, tripod head, viewfinder,

and other items.

$400-600

1359

Large German Specialty Lens,

marked Lens made in Germany , serial

no. 12 663 975, all-black lens, f/5.6

to f/11 with adjustable stop limits,

adjustable ring marked 1:1, front

element dia. 96, rear element 78, rear

mounting threads 90 mm, in a foambox.


Don Yeier.

$400-600

1360

Zeiss Ikon, Mamiya, National Graflex

and Three Other Cameras, various

makers and types, including a Zeiss

Ikonta 520/2, a Mamiya C3 twin lens

reflex with an 80mm lens, a National

Graflex Series II in a leather case, a

New-Vue model VC2 4 x 5 with a Ilex

Paragon lens in a No. 3 Acme shutter,

a Polaroid Electric Eye 900 and a

35mm camera, sold with a wooden

tripod and various accessories.

$300-500

1361

Three Large Format Lenses, a

Schneider 13.5cm f/3.5 Xenar No.

1815512, a Zeiss 30cm f/9 Apo-Tessar

No. 1699329, and a Kodak 7 1/2-in.

f/4.5 Anastigmat.

$200-300

1362

Voigtlander Bergheil, Zeiss Ikon Nixe

and Three Other Cameras, Bergheil

10 x 15-cm camera with Heliar, 18cm

f/4.5 lens, Nixe with Tessar 15cm f/4.5,

a Seneca Pocket No. 29, an unsigned

4 x 5-in. plate camera with three

holders in a carrying case, and a Ray C

4 x 5-in. plate camera with holders.

$400-600

1363

Three Pre-War Automotive Steering

Wheels, a Packard, Cadillac, and

Hupmobile, (wear), approx. dia. 17 1/2,

18, 17 1/4 in.

$300-500

1364

Nineteen Packard Motor Car

Hubcaps, Detroit, 1930s, including

four marked Packard Eight , dia. 7

3/4; four marked Packard Motor CarCo., with red hexagonal insert, dia.

9; two marked Packard Super Eight ,with red hexagonal insert, dia. 10; four

marked Packard Motor Car Co. DetroitMich. U.S.A., no paint or enamel

in hexagonal insert, dia. 8 1/8; four

marked Packard Motor Car Co. DetroitMich. U.S.A., some with red enamel

and black paint, (some corrosion), dia.

8 1/8; and a single marked PackardMotor Car Co. Detroit Mich. U.S.A.,with red hexagonal and red circular trim

paint, dia. 8 3/4 in., (overall use, dents,

and paint loss).

$400-600

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From Boston and Points East:

Take the Massachusetts Turnpike (Route 90) West to Route 495 North at exit 11A. Proceed on Route 495N

to exit 23C, Simarano Drive. Keep left at the fork in the ramp. At the bottom of the exit ramp take a left at the

lights onto Simarano Drive. Take a right at the next light onto Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at #274 on the left.

From Points North:

Take Route 495 South to exit 23C, Simarano Drive. Stay left at the fork in the ramp, and turn left onto

Simarano Drive. Take a right at the next light onto Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at #274 on the left.

From Points West:

Take 290 East toward Marlborough. Merge onto Route 495 South via exit 26A, toward Cape Cod. Take the

Simarano Drive exit, 23C. Stay left at the fork in the ramp, and turn left onto Simarano Drive. Take a right atthe next light onto Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at #274 on the left.

From Points South:

Take Route 495 North to exit 23C, Simarano Drive. At the bottom of the exit ramp take a left at the lights

onto Simarano Drive. Take a right at the next light onto Cedar Hill Street. Skinner is at #274 on the left.

Directions to the Marlborough Gallery



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63 Park Plaza

Boston, MA

02116617.350.5400

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63 Park Plaza

Boston, MA 02116

617.350.5400

Fax 617.350.5429


Marlborough, MA 01752

508.970.3000

Fax 508.970.3100

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Coral Gables, FL 33134

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Chairman of the Board - Stephen L. Fletcher

Richard Albright

John Deighton

Barnet Fain

Karen M. Keane

Andrew Payne

Chairman Emerita - Nancy R. Skinner

President/Chief Executive Officer - Karen M. Keane

Chief Financial Officer - Don Kelly

Executive Vice President - Stephen L. Fletcher

Vice Presidents - Eric Jones, Marie Keep, Gloria Lieberman, Carol McCaffrey,

Kerry Shrives, Stuart G. Slavid, Robin S.R. Starr

20th Century Design - Jane D. Prentiss

American & European Paintings & Prints - Robin S.R. Starr

Assistants: Elizabeth C. Haff, Michelle Lamunière

American Furniture & Decorative Arts - Stephen L. Fletcher Deputy Director: Chris Barber

American Indian & Ethnographic Art - Douglas Deihl

Antique Motor Vehicles - Jane D. Prentiss

Asian Works of Art - Judith Dowling

Assistants: Helen Eagles, Suhyung Kim

Books & Manuscripts - Devon Gray

Bottles, Flasks & Early Glass - Stephen L. Fletcher

Ceramics - Stuart G. Slavid

Clocks, Watches & Scientific Instruments - Robert C. Cheney

Assistant: Jonathan Dowling

Couture - Melissa R. McCaffrey, Kyle Johnson Discovery Auctions - Anne Fallon

Assistants: Melissa R. McCaffrey, Kyle Johnson

European Furniture & Decorative Arts - Stuart G. Slavid

Assistants: Leah Kingman, Stephanie Opolski

Fine Wines - Marie Keep

Assistant: Michael J. Moser

Historic Arms & Militaria - Joel Bohy

Jewelry - Victoria Bratberg. G.G.

Assistants: John Colasacco, G.G., Katie Simonetti

Judaica - Kerry Shrives

Musical Instruments - Director Pro Tem: Jill Arbetter

Oriental Rugs & Carpets - Lawrence Kearney

Assistant: Erika Jorjorian

Silver - Stuart G. Slavid

Toys & Dolls - Melissa R. McCaffrey, Kyle Johnson

Auctioneers - LaGina Austin, Chris Barber, Robert C. Cheney,

John Colasacco, Stephen L. Fletcher, Karen M. Keane, Marie C. Keep,

Gloria Lieberman, Jessica R. Lincoln, Kerry Shrives, Stuart G. Slavid,

Robin S.R. Starr, Laura V. Sweeney

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European Furniture & Decorative Arts $120 $143

American & European Paintings & Prints (two books) $135 $158

American & European Fine Prints & Photogrpahy $60 $73

American & European Fine Paintings & Sculpture $110 $133

Fine Jewelry $120 $143

20th Century Design $60 $73

Asian Works of Art $60 $73

Fine Oriental Rugs & Carpets $18 $25

American Indian & Ethnographic Art $60 $73

Fine Books & Manuscripts $30 $36

Fine Ceramics $60 $73

Fine Musical Instruments $60 $73

Science, Technology & Clocks $60 $73

Fine Wines $60 $73

All Above Departments $750 $915

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MA residents 6.25% sales tax

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