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Rare Electric Self Winding Walnut Shelf Clock
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Circa 1910 American Unsigned Battery Mantel Clock with 5″ Original signed enamel dial with a few slight hairlines, Original self winding movement with rare gong strike, Uncommon self winding electric mantel clock in mahogany case with reeded pilasters, and rope molding. Rare small self winding movement has added capacitor. Included in this sale is an extra movement for parts. Good condition with minor wear and slight crazing to original finish. Needs cleaning. 12″H x 11″W x 7″D
Self Winding Rare Marble & Bronze Gallery Wall Clock
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American Self Winding Clock Company Rare Marble & Bronze Gallery Wall Clock, Circa 1898, 24″ variegated marble & bronze dial, self-winding, brass self winding movement, 8 inch deep shaped bronze case has a green bronze patina, was originally used in a lobby of a large bank, mechanism could use a good cleaning, comes with extra batteries, parts & plaque with provenance. Height 30″.
Self Winding Advertising Gallery Clock, Electric
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Self Winding Advertising Gallery Clock, Electric: TO with seconds hand bit, electric, with a painted metal dial advertising “STOLZ Jeweler, Saginaw, MI”; in a mahogany case; with the weight.
Not tested.
32″ Long
(The dial is worn.)
E. Ingraham Rare Ives “Tin Plate” Ionic Shelf Clock
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American E. Ingraham & Co. Rare Ives “Tin Plate” Ionic Shelf Clock, Circa 1860, 6″ professionally repainted dial, 8-day, tin plate movement, rare Ingraham patent Doric case with tin plate walnut & rosewood veneer case in Doric styling, classical reverse stencil on glass door, Ives tin plate in Ingraham & Co. case, September 30th 1862, rolling bird cage escape wheel, steel pivot, rolling pinions, refer to page 352 – 354 of “Connecticut Clock Technology 1810 – 1862″ by Ken Roberts, very good refinished condition, movement complete and in fine working order. Height 17 1/2”.
Rare Mark Leavenworth Miniature Shelf Clock
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Rare Mark Leavenworth Miniature Shelf Clock. Mahogany case; carved columns and paw feet; old finish. Original painted dial with winding arbor holes plugged. Original reverse painted tablet. 30 hour weight driven movement has been recreated. Good label. Ht. 22 1/2″.
Self Winding Clock Co. Electric Recording Clock
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Self Winding Clock Co. Electric Recording Clock: oak with a metal label on the front that reads – Naval Observatory Time – Western Union; movement No. 135291; Patent date Oct 4, 98 (1898); electric components are inside and are hooked up to 4 “D” size batteries.
(Not running at this time.)
Dial is 12 1/2″; case is 41″ T x 17 1/2″ W.
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A RARE DARCHE MFG ELECTRIC QUACK MEDICAL DEVICE CLOCK
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This device captures the mind set towards and understanding of electricity in early the days of its commercial applications. Through a number of switching options on the base in front of the clock dial, one could ring a call bell, turn on a light over the clock dial or deliver an electric shock to themselves or a loved one for medical reasons. Each square tower on either end would house a dry cell battery. For the night light or call bell, the owner could press a button on the end of the wooden knob on the cloth wrapped cord you see in the pictures. With a simple change of the front switch, current could be channeled to the coil seen on the left side and through some no longer present connectors, a mild current could be administered to ailing body parts of the body for some health giving electrotherapy. The alarm clock was still spring driven. Manufactured by Darche Mfg circa 1910. Measures 8 x 12.5 x 5.5 inches.
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