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Ansonia "La Gard" Royal Bonn Clock

Now here is a very pretty and desireable Ansonia "La Gard" Royal Bonn clock, c. 1890. The clock is in perfect running order having just been completely overhauled with a proper cleaning and new bushings. It strikes the hours and the half hours on a loud but pleasing cathedral gong. The case is trimmed in brown and gold with multi floral decoration and has a 5" ring dial with gilt center. The gold accented, porcelain case is in excellent condition with no chips or cracks. It is an 8 day clock that comes with it's original double-ended, Ansonia Key for winding and smaller end for adjusting the time slower or faster. It measures 10¾" Tall by 8" wide.

$975 + $30 S&H to U.S. lower 48 states only.

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Gilbert Mission Style Shelf Clock c. 1910

This is an excellent example of a Gilbert Mission style clock. It is in excellent running order and has been serviced recently with a complete overhaul, including bushings, to the movement. The case is made of oak and both glasses appear original to the clock. It strikes the hours and the half hours on a cathedral gong. This clock comes with it's original, signed Gilbert key and pendulum.

$495 + $35 S&H to U.S. lower 48 states only.

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"Wood Chopper" Animated Cuckoo Clock w/ Music

This clock originally came to us as a "DOA" so we have completely cleaned and refurbished this neat cuckoo to have a new life. Both internal movements have just been disassembled, properly cleaned & oiled. Also we have added some new parts where needed, including the hands, weights, and bellows to make this clock ready for a new home. On the hour, the cuckoo sounds and then it plays music, while the waterwheel turns and the wood chopper man chops his fire wood with a hatchet. As the pendulum ticks out the minutes, the two men pull their saw back and forth to make this a unique and fun clock to watch.

$425 + $30 S&H to U.S. lower 48 states only.

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Ansonia "Bee" Alarm Clock, c. 1884

A very compact and super neat little clock, the Ansonia "Bee" model with alarm. This clock has been recently cleaned and oiled and is ready to be enjoyed. As with most antique alarm clocks, this clock is wound once a day by turning the entire back of the clock case, which in turn winds the internal spring. The alarm has it's own movement tucked neatly inside of the bell on top of the clock.

$350 + $10 S&H to U.S. lower 48 states only.

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Please note: All clocks shown below are no longer available for sale. This is intended for collector reference purposes only.

Seth Thomas Adamantine Clock c. 1910

The case is in excellent shape for it's age as you can see in the pictures. The clock is a strong runner with a great movement, one of the most reliable that Seth Thomas ever manufactured. It strikes the hours on a cathedral gong and the half hours on a brass bell. Looking closely at this clock, you can tell it was made to last. The back of the clock case has the remnants of the original label. The celluloid dial is in fantastic shape as you can see, which is not the case with a lot of similar clocks of this type. It is an 8 day clock that comes with a proper 2 ended, trademarked, Seth Thomas Key for winding.

This clock is no longer available for sale.

 

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[E.N. Welch "Dolaro"]E. N. Welch Colby Wringer Parlor Clock

A beautiful example of one of the rarest shelf clocks that the E. N. Welch company has ever made. This model called the "Colby Wringer" is in excellent condition having it's original painted dial pan, movement(s), hands, and fancy glass tablet with the two cherubs playing a single harp. The pendulum is also original and is made out of glass with a brass surround. The clock case is well made out of walnut. It sounds off on the hour and on the half hour, striking a soft sounding gong. There is a working alarm that can be set to ring a separate brass bell that will wake just about anyone! This is an eight day clock in excellent running order.

This clock is no longer available for sale.

 

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[Sessions school clock] Sessions School House Calendar Clock C. 1910

Beautiful honey colored oak calendar clock in excellent running condition. The clock will run for eight days on a wind. The clock measures 23" high by 15" wide by 4" deep. A very nice calendar clock ready to enjoy! Find this book and others like it in Tran Duy Ly's new Sessions Clocks book.

 

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[Sessions school clock] Ingraham Ionic Calendar Clock C. 1900

Great Ionic calendar clock in excellent running condition. The clock will run for eight days on a wind. The clock keeps an accurate account for the days if kept wound. The signed movement is clean and in excellent running order.

 

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[American Cuckoo] American Cuckoo Clock, Philadelphia c.1890

This nice black walnut clock strikes on the hour and on the half hour with a mellow gong and great sounding cuckoo call. The hands are made out of carved bone. Excellent rear label includes instructions for use. This is a one day clock in excellent running order having just been professionally cleaned. Read more about this type of clock in Rick Ortenburger's book, Black Forest Clocks.

 

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