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Amos Doolittle Painted Clock Face
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early paint decorated wood panel clock face, inscribed "Amos Doolittle" (American, 1754-1832), with roman numerals and numbering, painted foliate border and village scene, 16 x 12 in.
Note: Amos Doolittle was an early engraver and silversmith, living and working mainly in Connecticut. The village scene on this painted clock face is stylistically similar to various scenes in Doolittle's famous engraving from 1794 A Display of the United States of America.
Provenance: Property sold to benefit the American Folk Art Museum
German Anniversary Clock, Painted Face
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German Anniversary Clock, Painted Face (12″ Tall, 7 ½” inch diameter)
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Early Painted Wood Face Wall Clock, 1 Weight
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Early Painted Wood Face Wall Clock, 1 Weight: floral on red painted face with cream dial and Roman numerals; has pendulum and weight. Not tested.
11 1/2″ x 4″ D
Early Homemade Pendulum Wall Clock 18″ Face
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Early Homemade Pendulum Wall Clock 18″ Face Diameter
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Black Face Westclox Big Ben Alarm Clock
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Black face, seemingly all original, probably needs cleaning, it does seem to be too fully wound, last Patent date of 1919, 7″ tall including the original ring on the top, 5″ wide. All of the winding handles are there and there are the controls on the top for silent and alarm, steady and repeat. At the base of the face is Made by Western CLock CO., LaSalle, Ill. USA.
A mid 20th century Jaeger LeCoultre Amos Marina shelf clock
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Jaeger LeCoultre, Switzerland, an Atmos "Marina" shelf clock, the gilt brass case with thick, bevelled lucite panels, the front and sides with fish, coral, seaweed, starfish and anemone embedded in the plastic panes, white dial with dart and arabic numeral markers, and dauphine hands, jewelled movement with lever escapement and slow beating torsion pendulum
A mid 20th century Jaeger LeCoultre Amos Marina shelf clock
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Jaeger LeCoultre, Switzerland, an Atmos "Marina" shelf clock, the gilt brass case with thick, bevelled lucite panels, the front and sides with fish, coral, seaweed, starfish and anemone embedded in the plastic panes, white dial with dart and arabic numeral markers, and dauphine hands, jewelled movement with lever escapement and slow beating torsion pendulum