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Wag On The Wall Clock Signed Laurent Grief
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Wag On The Wall Clock Signed Laurent Grief, Moulins. Convex porcelain dial has black Roman hour numerals, fancy floral decoration in the center and signed Laurent Grief, Moulins; weight driven movement has a verge & crown wheel escapement with half hour drop hammer bell strike and iron bell at the top. Case has a gilt brass repousse front with filigree crest, long folding metal pendulum stick with brass covered bob and 2 iron weights, in good running condition. 54 in. high x 11 in. wide x 6 in. deep.
Signed A. Howard Wall Regulator
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Signed A. Howard Wall Regulator. 14 in. repainted iron dial with black Roman hour numerals, sub seconds dial and pierced spade hands; brass weight driven 8 day time only movement has Graham deadbeat escapement, signed on the front plate ÂA. Howard, BostonÂ, has flat iron side weight with pulley mounted to the right on the top of the seat board, round wood pendulum rod and painted tin covered weight. In walnut case similar to the ÂE. Howard No. 13 model wall regulator with door bezel hinged at the top, arched lower door with glass panel, mirrored back and brass beat indicator at the bottom; Case measures 56 in. high x 19.5 in. wide x 8.5 in. deep; plinth measures 22 in. high x 25 in. wide x 10 in. deep. – Albert Howard, a cousin of Edward Howard, went into partnership in Dec. 1858 as ÂE. Howard & CompanyÂ; in March of 1861 they formed a joint stock company called the ÂHoward Clock & Watch Company where Albert Howard was chosen as President and Edward as Superintendent & Treasurer. The factory was closed in May of 1863 and in October of the same year, Edward was able to reform the company with himself as President.
Signed Two-Weight Vienna Wall Clock
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Signed Two-Weight Vienna Wall Clock: Brass trim; mahogany case; porcelain dial.
35″T
(Signature is illegible, case has scuffs, dial is damaged, weights have dents.)
Sells as is, where is.
Signed E. Howard Marble Dial Wall Clock
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Signed E. Howard Marble Dial Wall Clock. Marble front clock has a square form with concave rounded corners, 22 in. painted dial signed E. Howard & Co. Boston, has large black Roman hour numerals and 5 minute numbers, painted black pierced trefoil hands; brass 8 day weight driven time only movement number 11 1/2, signed ÂE. Howard & Co. BostonÂ, has a painted black no 11 1/2 side weight with 3 pulleys, wood pendulum, stick with brass covered bob. In good overall condition, no break, chips or repairs to the dial, pendulum stick is broken at the top. Overall dimensions are 26 in. high x 26 in. wide x 5 in. deep.
Signed Lenzkirch Ornate Brass Wall Clock
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Signed Lenzkirch Ornate Brass Wall Clock: round; molded brass; charger style; time only; has key; not tested; 8″ dial.
23 1/2″
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Signed Howard #89 Oak Wall Regulator
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Howard #89 Oak regulator: signed Howard #1 movement; lightly cleaned original finish.
(One rear top finial replaced; minor irregularity to top crown finish; small crack to upper rear column.)
Running at time of description but not guaraneed to continue. WE DO NOT ACCEPT PAYPAL. All items sell As Is, Where Is, no guarantees or warrantees of any kind expressed or implied. We Do Not Accept Paypal.
65″ T.
Wall clock signed Sewell, Liverpool
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A solid walnut or mahogany round “Pub” clock, 15″ in diameter, and bearing the name “Sewell Liverpool”, with a spring powered mechanism with pendulum anchor escapement. This reportedly hung in the same bar where the Beatles first performed in the 1960s. 5″ deep.