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School House Alarm Clock
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Mahogany case with old if not original finish, unusual alarm mechanism, the label in the base of the interior is unreadable, Mahogany case in good structural condition, 23″ tall by 16″ wide.1860-1890 era. No doubt American.
E.N. Welch Octagonal School House Clock
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E.N. Welch Octagonal School House Clock. Mahogany case. Original painted metal dial. Original reverse painted tablet. 8 day time only spring driven brass movement. Good label. Ht. 26″.
Circa 1900 octagon school house clock
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Circa 1900 octagon school house clock, oak, “Lion”, ebonized molded front, 22″ tall 12″ wide 4 1/2″ deep. Original finish/condition.
Waterbury Short Drop School House Clock
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Waterbury Short Drop School House Clock. Rosewood case. Original painted metal dial. Original painted bottom glass. 8 day time only spring driven brass movement. Ht. 24″.
Waterbury Miniature School House Drop Clock
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Waterbury Miniature School House Drop Clock: This green painted clock has a TO movement; a marked Waterbury paper dial; the key and the pendulum.
Not tested.
13″ Long
Sells as is, where is.
Early Mahogany School House Clock
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Blue label in the back close to the works, the striking mechanism is on top and the makers name can not be read, original painted face, time and strike, old if not original finish and tablet, the glass in the door has likely been replaced years ago, 23″ tall by 16 1/2″ wide. This is an earlier school house clock than normal and would likely date to 1850-60 era and is American.
Mahogany Inlaid School House Clock
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1880-1910 era, American movement probably in an British inlaid case, no makers name visible, painted metal face, time and strike movement, glass missing from the tablet and main face, 27″ tall by 17″ wide, the inlays are almost like a cross and some sort of tracking.