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Mahogany Revival Brass Dial Hall Clock, JE Caldwell
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Mahogany Colonial Revival Brass Dial Hall Clock, retailed by JE Caldwell, silvered dial with brass spandrels, marked "England" and "JE Caldwell", chiming on hour and half hour, beveled glazed waist door flanked by inset smooth 1/4 columns, on a base with raised panel ends and front, on paw feet, 101" tall, c 1900
Herschede Hall Clock Co. Pattern No. 83 Gothic Style Chiming Hall Clock
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Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinatti, Ohio, "Pattern No. 83" chiming hall clock in a elaborately carved mahogany case with four Gothic spires surmounting hood, gothic framing on side lights and trunk door, other carved gothic embellishments, rear of case with stamped Herschede logo and "83", composite brass dial with silvered chapter ring with applied brass arabic numerals, silvered Westminster / Whittington tune selector and chime / silent selector, moon phase display and cast brass spandrels, 8 day, three train movement driven by three brass weights and chiming on nine tubular bells
Herschede Hall Clock Co. Pattern No. 83 Gothic Style Chiming Hall Clock
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Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinatti, Ohio, "Pattern No. 83" chiming hall clock in a elaborately carved mahogany case with four Gothic spires surmounting hood, gothic framing on side lights and trunk door, other carved gothic embellishments, rear of case with stamped Herschede logo and "83", composite brass dial with silvered chapter ring with applied brass arabic numerals, silvered Westminster / Whittington tune selector and chime / silent selector, moon phase display and cast brass spandrels, 8 day, three train movement driven by three brass weights and chiming on nine tubular bells
Mahogany Herschedes 9 tube Gothic Style Hall Clock
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Mahogany Herschedes 9 tube Gothic Style Hall Clock, Style 246, Gothic style hooded top over a case with molded columns, single waist door with fretwork overlay, round engraved silver & brass dial, striking on nine tubes, 3 jar pendulum, 79" tall, 25" wide. Excellent working condition, runs and strikes perfectly, no warranty
German Carved Mahogany and Brass-mounted Hall Clock
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German Carved Mahogany and Brass-mounted Hall Clock, late 19th century, central turned finial above the applied cast brass ornamentation, turned central columns flanking the carved and stipple decorated back, lower section with similar decoration, eight-day, time and strike, brass pull-up movement, with two cast brass weights, ht. 96 in.
Tobey Gothic Revival Chiming hall clock
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A late 19th/early 20th century Gothic Revival Oak Hall clock by Tobey & Co., Chicago, IL. model 31023 . High quality 8-day Brass three weight movement by “Joseph Jennens, Skinner Street, Clerkenwell, London” with quarter hour striking on eight bells (Whittington) or four coiled gongs (Westminster) with fifth hour gong, finely engraved Brass dial with Silvered Chapter, seconds, Chime/Silent and Chime selector rings with upper painted Moon phase with Silvered date register and hemispheres. Exceptionally well carved case attributed to R. J. Horner & Co. with Gothic spires, upper Jester figure and hood side balcony’s supported by carved Gargoyles, carved open work waist door and lower panel with mask and Gothic tracery, carved linen-fold side panels. Original dark finish with slight wear, some tarnish on dial, running and striking and chiming correctly when cataloged. 107″ high overall.
4-Train/15 Bell Gothic Revival Period Hall Clock
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A Rare 4-train, 6 tune late 19th century Gothic Revival Period hall clock. High quality 4-train movement, probably by Elliott with thick Brass plates and 6 turned posts, features a choice of 6 tunes, with quarter hour striking on a nest of 15 bells with 18 hammers or 5 coiled gongs, arched Brass dial with painted moon phases and engraved hemispheres, a Silvered chapter ring with Arabic numerals, Silvered seconds dial and lower date aperture, with subsidiary dials for Silent/Strike Hours/Full Strike, Music/Silent, Chime/Silent and Easter Hymn/Auld Langsyne/Jolly Young Waterman/Blue Bells Of Scotland/Home Sweet Home/The Harp That Once Thro'Taras Halls tune selector, retailed by "Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia" with cast Gilded spandrels. Carved Mahogany Gothic Revival Period case, attributed to R. J. Horner, New York, features a molded arch with carved foliate detail over a molded crown and sharp Gothic arches on the frieze over an arched molded dial door with beveled glass flanked by fluted columns with carved capitols, hinged fretwork side doors, over a shaped body with foliate panels and a glazed panel with bobbin turned grill and beveled glass lower door and raised panel sides on a paneled base with carved linen fold pilasters above a heavily molded plinth. Older refinishing with some wear, needs weight cables, running when cataloged. 93" high overall. ESTIMATE $10,000-20,000 NOTE: Copy & paste this link into your web browser to view a short video of the clock running: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N2KoKr80sDo