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Charles W. Feishtinger "Hebron" Calendar Shelf Clock
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Charles W. Feishtinger "Hebron" Calendar Shelf Clock
circa 1890
oak case, 8-day time and strike movement with lower calendar mechanism and day roll in the base, unsigned
22 1/2 x 13 x 4 inches
C.W. Feishtinger Calendar Shelf Clock
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Charles W. Feishtinger Double Dial Calendar Shelf Clock. 6 in. painted metal dial with black hands and Roman hour numerals; pierced brass spring driven movement has an hour strike on a coiled gong, count wheel engages the calendar mechanism below. 5 in. original painted lower calendar dial has 31 date Arabic numbers, 4 in. center dial indicating the months and lower aperture cutout in the base exposes the day cylinder, Patented Oct. 8, 1894. In a Waterbury carved oak ÂHendon case with an overcoated finish. In good running condition. 22 in. high.
C.W. Feishtinger Double Dial Calendar Clock
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Charles W. Feishtinger Oak Hanging Double Dial Calendar Clock. 10 in. painted dial signed Waterbury Clock Co. has black Roman hour numerals and black spade hands; pierced brass spring driven movement numbered 7 1/2 in., hour count wheel strike mechanism which engages the calendar mechanism below. 10 in. original painted lower calendar dial has 31 date Arabic numbers, lower aperture exposes the day cylinder and 4 in. overlaid center dial indicating the months; Patented Oct. 8, 1894. In an oak case with scroll carved crest, original door glass and original finish; in good running condition, replaced pendulum bob. 26 in. high x 14.5 in. wide x 5 in. deep.
Waterbury “Hardin” Feishtinger Calendar Clock
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Waterbury “Hardin” with Feishtinger Calendar Clock: In an oak case with an 8 day T&S spring driven movement; an unmarked paper upper dial and an unmarked metal lower dial.
(The clock is not running at this time. The lower dial has faded.)
22″ Tall
Sells as is, where is.
Charles Stratton Shelf Clock w/Wood Works
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Charles Stratton Shelf Clock w/Wood Works: weight driven in a mahogany veneer case with a good interior label, bearing the date 1839. Stratton was from Holden, Mass. The painted glass looks to be of the proper age, but is now held in with small nails.
(The case has a couple of small exterior problems. The back board has numerous added holes. The movement does not run steadily. The dial’s numbers have been repainted.)
36 1/4″ x 17 1/2″
Charles Kirke, Stenciled Column and Splat Shelf Clock,
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Charles Kirke, Stenciled Column and Splat Shelf Clock, Bristol, CT, . Mahogany case; old finish, possibly original. Original stenciled columns & eagle splat. Original painted wood dial. Original reverse painted tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven wood works movement. Ht. 21″. Dr. Joseph Arvay, New Jersey.
Antique Waterbury “Hebron” Oak Kitchen Clock
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