American Ansonia Clock Co. “Drop Extra Calendar” Wall Clock, Circa 1883, 12″ original painted dial, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, stylish teardrop style, good quality rosewood veneer case, rare eight day strike calendar with Terry’s Patent Calendar Mechanism, good original label, a real collector’s clock because of the rare calendar mechanism & original condition, refer to page 70 #126 in “Ansonia Clocks & Watches” by Tran Duy Ly, good original condition with flaking to paint on dial, movement complete and in fine working order. Height 26″.
American Seth Thomas, Thomaston Rare & Unusual Advertising Wall Calendar Timepiece, Circa 1880, 12″ original printed paper, 8-day, brass spring driven movement with simple calendar, rare & unusual figure 8 wall clock advertising “Haseltine Bros Jewelers & Opticians 16 North Main Street Kokomo”, original movement has simple calendar on dial, model is not found on any of the references on Seth Thomas clocks that we can find, original restored condition. Height 24″.
Atkins Antique Rosewood Wall Clock
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American Atkins Wall Clock, Circa 1860, 11″ original painted wood dial, retouched, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, rosewood veneer with simulated rosewood bezel, octagon top with ripple molding, beveled drop with eglomise glass panel, case excellent condition. Height 24 1/2″.
Ansonia Rare & Unusual Rosewood Wall Clock
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American Ansonia Brass & Copper Co. Rare & Unusual Rosewood Wall Timepiece, Circa 1885, 12″ original painted dial, 8-day, brass spring driven movement, stylish teardrop style, good quality rosewood veneer case with original gilt & black glass glazed lower door, over pasted paper label from Connecticut Clock Co. — a real collector’s clock because of the double label and pleasing style, original condition with some wear & veneer damage to case, otherwise very good. Height 25 1/2″.
Seth Thomas 8 Day Parlor Calendar Clock
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American Seth Thomas, Plymouth Hollow, Conn. “8 Day Parlor Calendar” Clock, Circa 1860, 8″ upper dial repapered on original dial pan, lower dial original & 10% flaked, 8-day, brass weight driven movement, model is considered one of the first models of the many American double dial perpetual calendar clocks produced in America, very good working condition with normal wear. Height 30 1/8″.