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Sold on eBay May 27th, 2024
French Industrial Steam Hammer Clock
late 19th Century black patinated and lacquered brass industrial mystery/novelty clock in the form of a steam hammer by André Romain GuilmetThe reciprocating hammer head is the clock’s pendulum and the motion is achieved by a complex transmission from the escape wheel of a French “pendule de Paris”.The first steam hammer was invented by James Naysmyth who was a contemporary of Guilmet. Guilmet’s fascination with all things industrial as well as horological prompted him to make a clock modelled on Naysmith’s hammerIt is interesting to note that Guilmet was also a prolific inventor who took out many patents and it was he who in 1868, first placed a driving chain on a bicycle, such that it would drive the rear wheel in the manner that we are still familiar with today.This is an estate sale found selling for parts or to be restored Please check the pictures before bidding (Condition: Parts Only)
Sold on eBay July 17th, 2023
Ithaca Calendar Clock 3 1/2 Parlor very early example antique clock
Ithaca Calendar Clock 3 1/2 Parlor very early example (one person told me 1868-70 due to the lack of patent info on the glass) This clock was running fine before it was boxed 15 years ago, so all the parts are complete. One of the top decorative horns was repaired. The original walnut back of the clock works has seen repair of a crack. The bottom back looks to be a walnut replacement (from a long time ago). This clock was part of a collection from my grandparents and needs a good home. 20" tall and 5" deep, 10" at the base. A few have been for sale and one was on antique roadshow (Auction est. was $2500). Comes with key. If you need more information on these clocks, there is plenty of information on the internet. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay Jul 04, 2021
Very Early Double Weight Vienna Lenzkirch wall clock
A high quality early Vienna Lenzkirch clock, circa 1868. Model no 114. Very rare model on the antique clocks market. Case is still with it's original factory paper glued to the back which is very characteristic for very early Lenzkirch clocks.
Sold on eBay June 9th, 2024
Antique 1860’s French Movement Mantle Clock sold under a Private Label Rights
Antique 1860’s French movement mantle shelf clock sold under a Private Label Rights “Haddock Lincoln & Foss ”CONDITION: Excellent! It is in great condition. It runs well. There are traces of minor chipping around the right key hole. Please see the detail image in the Gallery section. The body of the clock has no dings or cracks. DESCRIPTION: It is an eight day wind clock where its bell clings every hour and half hour. It comes with a winding key and pendulum. Enameled dial face. Smooth black marble/slate with a gilt decoration. Considering the relatively small footprint, the clock is quite heavy, 22 lbs. I fell in love with the clock because it bears a refined taste with its soft, delicately unobtrusive bell ring. It delivers a pleasing sound resonating with a soothing sophistication especially during formal sit down dining events. HISTORY: Charles M. Foss and Albert L. Lincoln (1847-1858) advertised their firm as Importers and dealers in Rich Watches, Clocks, Jewelry & Silver Ware. The firm of Lincoln & Foss was within steps of Boston’s best jewelry houses. Lincoln & Foss was reorganized as Haddock, Lincoln & Foss in 1859, when longtime independent Boston silversmith Henry Haddock joined the firm as senior partner. As a part of their jewelry and silver ware business they imported clocks with French movement from Paris, and retailed them under a Private Label “Haddock, Lincoln & Foss, Boston.” Haddock remained with the firm until 1868, when he retired from the silverware and jewelry business. At the time of his departure, the company was disbanded, and former partner Charles M. Foss joined the partnership of Samuel T. Crosby and Henry D. Morse, which was listed in the 1870 Boston directory as “Jewelers, Silversmiths, and Diamond Cutters, also dealers of Rich Watches, Silver and Plated Wares.” MEASUREMENTS: 11” Long 6” Wide 8” High WEIGHT: 22 lbs (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay Jul 01, 2022
SETH THOMAS OFFICE DOUBLE-DIAL CALENDAR CLOCK No. 4 - Ca. 1868
The Dials were redone by The dial House in 2017.
Sold on eBay February 27th, 2025
Scarce Welch Spring 8-Day Time and Strike Calendar Clock Italian No. 3 Working
Scarce Welch Spring 8-Day Time and Strike Calendar Clock Italian No. 3 Working Up for sale is this scarce Welch Spring 8-day time and strike calendar clock Italian no.3, Circa 1870. Mr. Welch was a world traveler and named many of his clocks with foreign names hence "Italian". It features the B.B. Lewis Perpetual Calendar mechanism with the last patent date Dec. 20, 1868. B.B. Lewis Clock Co. was the original maker of this clock. He later went to work for Welch Spring and this clock went with him and was added to the Welch line. It strikes a gong with the number of hours and also shows the month, date and day. This clock measures 18" tall x 11" wide x 5 1/4" deep and is in overall very good condition. It has the original dials, pendulum, glass and door latches. The hands are also original except the small hand for the day on the top dial. The rosewood veneered case is nice, but the base has some repairs, refinishing in a darker color and some veneer loss which seems to be very common on these clocks. It still looks quite good in my opinion. The key is included which also turns the top door latch. The label on the inside back has a lot of wear. The B.B. Lewis label on the inside of the bottom door is quite good except for a small 1" x 1/2" place where it is worn off. You will not be disappointed in this rare clock. It is running very well at the time of this listing but may need slight adjustment after shipping. Thanks for looking and be sure to check out our ebay store for a variety of interesting quality items including more nice clocks. See my other listings for more great items! Payment is appreciated within 3 days from date of purchase and PayPal is preferred. You will receive an invoice upon purchase. Credit card or e-check payments may be completed through PayPal. Shipping will be within one business day upon receipt of cleared payment. You can have confidence in purchasing our items as we have a 100% positive feedback rating. However, in the event that you would decide to return an item(s), we offer a full refund 30 day return policy as we want you to be happy with your purchase. All item(s) must be returned in the same condition as received. Please contact us within 10 days for instructions prior to returning an item(s). Thank you for considering our items. Other Items Feedback eBay Store txzj pxzj1155 txzj-11 txzj-4 txzj19 txzj115 (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay August 23rd, 2024
Antique Jerome & Co B.B. Lewis Double Dial Perpetual Calendar Clock
Circa 1868, for your consideration is a beautiful and uncommon double dial "Jerome & Co" Perpetual Calendar Clock with movement by B.B. Lewis calendar movement.Case condition:Very good condition, please study photos. Decorative piece on top appears to be original.Dials & hands:Paper diall have minimal wear and warping. Please study photos. Clock hands appear to be original and match other similar clocks; bottom calendar hand for is different than bottom calendar comparable clocks, however the flower-like end of it matches day-dials on other Jerome calendar clocks. I'll leave it to the buyer to inspect photos and look at similar past listings. state, however if I manually advance the minute hand and the calendar day hand, all parts move smoothly. Has been stored inside and safely for its tenure in this home, though now used. I do not guarantee its functionality, however all parts appear clear and without damage. Size:27 1/2" high, or 26 1/2" high without decorative crown on (will ship it off to prevent damage)12 7/8" wide at base5 1/4" deep at baseWill refund difference in actually shipping cost if difference is more than $5. I've shipped many clocks successfully, and will continue to take the utmost care in packaging! Will deliver if within 100 miles of Portland, Oregon. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay Sep 20, 2022
Ingraham Rare Eagle Cannons Guns Gingerbread Clock 1868 Civil War
Ingraham Rare Eagle Cannons Guns Gingerbread Clock 1868 Civil War. Clock runs for a couple minutes then stops, left winds, right is tight. Beautiful condition. Date 1868 is written on the back.
Sold on eBay Dec 17, 2021
Antique Gorge Case Bell Striking Carriage Clock, Working Order
A 19th century carriage clock in a Gorge case, the white enamelled dial with Roman numerals and Breguet style hands within five bevelled glass panels and ripple handle, strikes hourly and half hourly on a bell, inscribed J.A.C. to O.J.B. Oct.1868 to base, 5¼in. (13.3cm.) high plus handle, with key. Lovely quality carriage clock in fully working order keeps good time. Some old damage to the dial corners mostly hidden by the brass Gorge Case.
Sold on eBay Jun 20, 2021
WELCH SPRING CO PERPETUAL 1860â??s CALENDAR ROSEWOOD REGULATOR NO. 2`CLOCK â??AS FDâ?
Welch `Perpetual Calendar Regulator No. 2` Clock. Containing a smaller round bezel enclosing the `B. B. Lewis` perpetual calendar with factory label to back and `Welch` paper label to the inside. 26â? H x 16â? W x 4.5`D, Circa - 1863-1868.
Sold on eBay Aug, 10th 2020
AEG Electric Wall Vintage Clock Peter Behrens German Designer Rare 1910 Original
A vintage and extremely rare electric wall clock AEG from Berlin, Germany, designed by Peter Behrens approximately in 1910.<br /> - vintage retro clock, about 110 years old - material: brass, metal, glass - dimensions: diameter is ~ 27 cm synchronous electric supply clock for alternating current (wasn't tested) - iconic example of the history of design - 30 day warranty and free returns - next day shipping by AIR mail with a tracking number - 24/7 support<br /> Peter Behrens (1868-1940) was an influential architect
Sold on eBay March 7th, 2025
Antique 8 Day Patt V.P. Welch Spring & Co Forestville Conn Mantel Clock Pendulum
Antique 8-day wooden mantel clock manufactured by Welch Spring & Co from Forestville, Connecticut, as clearly shown by the label on the back reading "PATT V.P. WELCH SPRING & CO. FORESTVILLE CONN. U.S.A."This decorative timepiece features ornate carved wooden details with turned columns and finials on a stepped base. The clock face displays Roman numerals on a white dial with visible hands. Behind glass is a decorative brass pendulum with ornate architectural design and green accents.The wooden case shows rich patina with architectural details including carved columns, decorative bosses, and an elegant crown topper. This 8-day movement allows the clock to run for a full week between windings Historical Note: Welch Spring & Company was established in Forestville, Connecticut in 1868, formed when E.N. Welch purchased the bankrupt Forestville Manufacturing Company. The company was known for producing high-quality shelf and mantel clocks during America's golden age of clockmaking. Their "Patti" line of clocks was popular in the late 19th century, often featuring ornate cases and reliable movements. The company operated until 1903 when it was acquired by the Sessions Clock Company.This is a fine example of American clockmaking from this notable Connecticut manufacturer with its original detailed brass pendulum still intact. Dimensions will be listed in the photos.Please examine all images carefully as they form part of the description. This is an antique item with age-appropriate wear consistent with its vintage ???????????????? (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay January 29th, 2024
Working Antique 1868 Welch Spring and Co Calendar Mantle Clock ~ B.B Lewis
eBay This antique mantle clock from 1868 is a true Victorian gem. Made by Welch Spring and Co, it features a beautiful walnut frame and a calendar function that adds to its charm. The clock has a mechanical movement and displays time using analog technology. The Italian-style model is a perfect addition to any antique collection, and the B.B Lewis Perpetual feature makes it even more special. The clock was made in 1870, during the Victorian era, and has been well-preserved over the years. Its antique finish and brown color make it a classic piece of decor. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay Jul 02, 2022
Antique Welch Spring Perpetual Calendar Clock Pat'd 1870 - Shelf Clock 20" tall
Not sure about the bottom part, the calendar. On the inside where the pendulum swings, on the paper it states pat'd 1868.
Sold on eBay Jun, 17th 2020
ANTIQUE 19th C ANGLO AMERICAN Carved & Inlaid WOOD WALL CLOCK by GEROME CHANCEY
From local Rye New York nbsp;estate nbsp;we have a pleasure to offer you nbsp;this nbsp;great rare antique 19th century nbsp;Anglo American nbsp;Wall Clock. A perfect piece to decorate a fine piece of mid 19th century Americana It isawood example made by Jerome Chancey, fromJerome & Co. from New Haven CT (1863-1868), a Superior 8 day Bush MovementWall Clock. It comes with it's original pendulum, and generic later mede key. The round face featuresroman numerals, with two winding holes, and black hands Behind the pendulum is an
Sold on eBay Jun, 13th 2019
Seth Thomas Mini Time & Strike Shelf Clock--1868 Brass Movement--Very Nice
Seth Thomas Mini Time & Strike Shelf Clock--1868 Brass Movement--Very Nice - Sold on eBay Jun, 13th 2019 for $480.50
Sold on eBay Jul 31, 2022
Antique Wall Clock Nut Wood LFS Lorenz Furtwangler & Sohne 1868
LFS (Lorenz Furtwangler &Sohne). Beautiful Antique Wall Clock LFS.
Sold on eBay December 12th, 2023
RARE 1898 Kroeber VENTURA Figural Bronze Enameled Mantel Clock Pandora WORKS!
eBay 19th Century Florenz Friederick Kroeber Figural Mantel ClockThe antique spelter with bronze finish statue of Pandora and her box is in wonderful shape with a lovely patina. She stands (sits) at 9” high and 7” wide. She still retains the majority of her original finish. Pandora sits on an enameled iron base with glossy finish with mercury winged feet. This clock is stunning, special and scarce. Last one like this to sell on ebay was in 2016! It is listed in the Tran Duy Ly Kroeber book.This clock would not be out of place on the cover of a collector book. This would be an amazing conversation piece to any home, and a remarkable find for any clock collector.When properly leveled and tested this clock operates well. It has been going strong for 24 hours now. It is running a tad fast, and will need adjustment to get it to keep perfect time. The deeply resonant (and somewhat foreboding) coiled gong sounds on the half hour and hour. (SEE VIDEO FOR EXAMPLE).The cast bronze front door opens and shuts securely. Original beveled glass is in excellent shape.It has a nice brass / copper colored rococo style sash. Sunk double porcelain dial is painted with black Arabic numberals. It is complete with original fancy hands and signed with the F. Kroeber Trademark Because we don’t know the service history of this clock, we highly recommend a good cleaning service oiling to ensure this extraordinary clock continues to work for many years to come.Pendulum and replacement key are included with this auction.The clock measures aprox 16” W x 14” H x 6” D. It is very heavy, weighing 18lb prior to any shipping materials, box, etc. Shipping price will reflect this. I do not profit at all from shipping - the price is calculated based on box dimensions and weight of item plus styrofoam, bubble wrap and any other packing material needed to deliver this antique clock safely to your home. Please view pics closely as they are part of my description and feel free to reach out to me with any questions prior to bidding. Thanks for looking!More Info About F. Kroeber CompanyFlorenz Friederick Martin Kroeber was born in1840 in the city of Paderborn, Westphalia, Germany. His early years were spentin the city of Cologne, but his parents brought their family to America aboutthe spring of 1850, settling in New York City. By the age of 19,"Florence" Kroeber began to work in the clock store of Owen &Clark at John Street as a bookkeeper.In 1861, Owen & Clark was dissolved butone of the partners, George B. Owen, continued the operation under his ownname. When Owen went to Winsted, Conn. to become general manager of W. L.Gilbert & Company in 1864, Florence Kroeber took over the Owen business.This was strictly a marketing operation, both of domestic and imported clocks,though labels with F. Kroeber were often applied.In 1868, Kroeber went into partnership withNicholas Mueller, a German immigrant who ran a business of producing bronzedcast metal figurines and figured metal clock case fronts. Two years laterKroeber married Mueller's daughter. Though the partnership lasted only about ayear, the two families had close business ties and even rented adjoining NewYork stores for many years.About 1870 Kroeber began to manufacture somecases of his own design and contracted with Connecticut manufacturers formovements, some to his own specifications. For over 25 years the operation wassuccessful. It was incorporated as the F. Kroeber Clock Company in 1887 andthat year a second New York store was opened in midtown Manhattan. Their 1888catalog of 208 pages illustrated 286 clocks and 43 figurines, over 90% ofAmerican manufacture Business began to decline with the depressionof 1893 and in 1895 the midtown store was closed. By 1898, their catalog of 115pages offered only 182 clocks and 31 figurines, with only about 80% beingAmerican made. In 1899 the corporation went into receivership. Kroeber movedinto a smaller store on Maiden Lane and spent about a year settling theaccounts of the company.Kroeber continued marketing clocks as aprivate venture under his own name, most being purchased from Connecticut Except for cuckoo clocks, foreign made clocks were no longer offered. Thisbusiness ended in bankruptcy in January, 1904 and because it was not acorporation, Kroeber was personally ruined. For the next seven years he workedas an employee in clock and watch departments of various New York firms. Hedied May 16, 1911 of tuberculosis. (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay January 13th, 2024
Antique 1868 Welch Spring and Co Calendar Mantle Clock ~ B.B Lewis Perpetual
eBay See Photos. Comes from an immaculately clean nonsmoking home. In good condition. Wood shows obvious age with wood veneer issues along the bottom. Comes with key and pendulum, presumed to be original. Springs wind and keep load. Clock runs with manual stimulation as we cannot sort out how to attach the pendulum without taking the back off. We cannot speak to accuracy. No doubt it needs proper lubrication and servicing. The paper label on the inside that says Eight Day and One Day Brass Clocks Patented March 17, 1868, Manufactured and Sold by Welch, Spring & Co. Forestville, Conn. U.S.A.. Label on the back of the calendar states this is a B.B. Lewis Perpetual Calendar. Moving the calendar mechanism by hand works just fine. Likewise, manual stimulation shows that the chime works well. Top hinge is loose and thank goodness for the locking mechanism holds it firmly in place. We denote a few missing screws. Approx 20" x 12" x 5.5" deep @ 7.5 pounds. Seller Lot 23059 CART Listed shipping costs are for the lower 48 (USA) states. For the Eastern US, there is a strong possibility that you will get it with 2 or 3 day shipping. We ship internationally and encourage buyers to use the eBay Global Shipping Program. If there is a difference between the item description and the photos, use the photos to resolve. Pictures are of the exact item(s) you will receive. Should you be moved to give positive feedback, expect thoughtful and kind positive feedback in return. Thanks for looking at our listing! Check out other vintage/antique items we have at http: stores ebay com Suburbia Harvest rdc 1 (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Sold on eBay Feb, 11th 2020