Sale 2857M October 31, 2015 Marlborough

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Clocks,
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Scientific
Instruments
Sale 2857M
October 31, 2015
Marlborough
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Lots 1–501
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Selected Provenance
The William Bond Shop Family Collection of Watches: Lots 4, 5, 8, 12–35, 37–45, 48–51,
55, 56, 58–66, 72–77, 80–82, 84–85, 87, 89–92, 94, 96–104, 109–115, 118–125, 127–
139, 141–146
An Important Minnesota Collection
A New England Scientist and Maker of Scientific Instruments: Lots 363–404
A Private Michigan Collection
A Private New Jersey Collection
A Canadian Collection
A Texas Gentleman
A Florida Gentleman
A Wisconsin Gentleman
A Honolulu Estate
American & European
Watches
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1
Edward Prior Silver Verge Watch for the
Turkish Market, London, No. 63688, c. 1780,
base metal outer carrying case opens to the
silver pinned tortoiseshell case, revealing the
engraved and chased silver case hallmarked
1770 and inner case by maker JB/WW and
1848 containing the small watch with 3 1/4in. dia. Turkish numeral dial marked Edward
Prior/London and remains of brass hands,
the swing-out, verge escapement, key-wind
and set movement marked and numbered by
maker as above, finely pierced balance cock,
foot, and silvered regulator platform, steel
balance, hairspring, chain fusee and pierced
scrolled pillars, all with an associated chain
and chatelaine, dia. of watch and inner case
39 mm, dia. of all cases 68 mm.
$2,000-4,000
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2
George Prior Verge Gilt Watch for the
Turkish Market, London, No. 21598, c. 1790,
the outer gilt-brass carrying case with simple
turned decoration opens to the inner gilt-brass
case, porcelain Arabic numeral dial signed
George Prior/London, and brass hands below
a bull’s-eye crystal, the swing-out, key-wind
and set, verge movement with finely pierced
balance cock, foot, and silvered dial regulator
platform, chain fusee, decoratively pierced
pillars, and signed in Arabic and numbered
21598 on the plate, all with associated chain,
watch dia. in inner case 56 mm, outer dia. 67
mm.
$1,000-1,500
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William Farrow Silver Pair-cased Verge
Watch with Calendar, London, No. 229, c.
1730, the outer case opens to the plain inner
case stamped EM, silver dial marked Farrow
with raised Roman numerals and arcaded
chapter, blued-steel beetle and poker hands
and recessed calendar, swing-out, fusee,
verge movement engraved Wm. Farrow/
London/229, finely pierced balance cock
with grotesque mask, foot, and silvered dial
regulator stage, steel balance with hairspring,
and squared baluster pillars, dia. 49 mm.
$1,500-2,500
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3
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4
Eardley Norton Gold Pair-cased Watch,
London, No. 14208, c. 1795, Roman
numeral porcelain dial signed Eardley Norton/
London, gold teardrop hands and bull’s-eye
crystal, swing-out movement with dust cover
engraved Eardley Norton/London/No. 14208
opening to the full-plate chain fusee, cylinder
escapement movement with finely pierced
balance cock, classical urn, steel balance and
diamond endstone, engraved extended foot
and silvered regulating dial, inner case with
faint London and gold hallmarks and 14208,
outer case with two Salem, Massachusetts,
watch papers: one possibly 18th century by
Theodore Morgan with Masonic iconography,
and a later one by Jesse Smith, Jr., on Essex
Street, dia. 54 mm, 127 g.
$2,000-4,000
5
John Wood 18kt Gold Pair-cased Watch,
Liverpool, No. 2299, c. 1795, porcelain
Roman numeral dial with moon hands and
blued seconds, the case carries two watch
papers from Bond & Son and Jesse Smith
Chronometers, Essex Street, Salem, inside
marked 18, case maker TH, and Chester
assay marks, gilt dust cover reveals the
balance bridge with diamond endstone and
inscribed Patent, and gilt full-plate movement
marked by maker and numbered as above
with chain fusee, maintaining power, steel
three-arm balance, blued-steel regulator
with compensation and chatoned “Liverpool
windows,” dia. 56 mm, 155.7 g.
$800-1,200
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Repoussé Pair-cased Verge Watch and
Chain, probably Switzerland, c. 1800, the
10kt gold repoussé outer case with three
raised figures on the back, opens to the
gilt-brass watch case and porcelain Roman
numeral dial with pastoral scene within the
chapter, pierced gilt hands, swing-out keywind and set verge escapement movement
signed H. Fly, chain fusee, finely pierced
balance cock, engraved foot and balance
surround, silvered regulator dial and squared
baluster pillars, all with heavy gilt watch chain,
dia. of inner watch case 44 mm, with outer
case 50 mm.
$600-800
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Tobias Silver Pair-cased Verge Watch,
London, case No. 7175, c. 1760, the outer
case with several early printed watch papers
including one stating Peleg Collins, Clock
and Watch Maker, and Jeweler/Coventry,
R.I opens to the porcelain Arabic numeral
dial marked Tobias/London and spade
hands, full-plate gilt verge escapement chain
fusee, key-wind and set movement signed
Tobias/London with pierced balance bridge,
brass three-arm balance, simple hairspring,
engraved foot, and applied decoration and
silvered regulator dial, dia. 60 mm, 134.2 g.
$200-250
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Sedan Clock, Liverpool, c. 1800, with 4-in.
porcelain Roman numeral dial, blued-steel
hands, hinged brass bezel, all set in a turned,
ebonized wood case, a key-wind, key-set,
chain fusee, watch movement marked Lewis
Samuel, 4 Lord Street, 22011, Liverpool, dia.
6 in.
$200-400
9
Lebel Silver Verge Watch for Turkish
Market, Romania, porcelain dial with Turkish
numerals marked Lebel, Bucharest, silver
swing-out case, key-wind, key-set, chain
fusee movement with a verge escapement
marked as the dial, dia. 60 mm.
$200-400
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Antique 18kt Gold Hunter Case Pocket
Watch, the case elaborately engraved to
depict on one side a reclining sailor holding
an American flag, a harbor scene in the
background, and on the other a lady with
flowing hair looking out of window, each
framed by elaborate foliage, enclosing a white
enamel dial with Roman numeral indicators
and subsidiary seconds dial, with M.I. Tobias &
Co. key-wind, key-set movement, dia. 49 mm,
case, cuvette, and movement no. 41866, dial
and movement signed M.I. Tobias & Co., case
signed C.J. & Bro.
$700-900
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D. Edmonds Pair-cased Silver Verge
Watch, Liverpool, No. 3078, the outer case
with numerous period watch papers from
New Orleans, Fitchburg, Clinton, Leominster,
Lancaster, and Boston, Massachusetts, bold
Roman numeral porcelain dial with a later hole
drilled through the crystal to insert a key to set
the brass hands, swing-out full-plate gilt-brass
chain fusee movement signed and numbered
as above, verge escapement, pierced balance
cock, engraved foot, and regulator stage,
together with a bar and link chain, dia. 55 mm.
$600-800
12
Harrison Gray Otis Family 18kt Gold Watch,
John McFarlane, Boston, No. 505, c. 1802,
Roman numeral dial with brass hands, the
engine-turned outer case with rose gold
dial bezel inscribed with repair dates inside
Harrison Gray Otis 2nd, 1810/Harrison Gray
Otis 3rd/1873/Harrison Gray Otis 4th/1884,
opening to the main case inscribed with
Harrison Gray Otis dates as above, case
hallmarks, TH, 18, and 1802 London hallmark,
full-plate chain fusee, verge escapement
movement inscribed Jn. MacFarlane/
Boston/505, three-arm steel balance, finely
pierced balance cock with grotesque mask
and extended foot, diamond endstone and
silvered regulating dial, watch paper inscribed
William Bond & Son/opposite the Exchange
Coffee House/Congress Street/Boston, dia.
53 mm, 144 g.
$7,000-10,000
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Four English Silver Watches, three chain
fusee, verge escapement movements in pair
cases: a D. Edmonds, Liverpool, a Peter
Johnston, Mitcham, and a J. Simpson,
London; and a key-wind, key-set, M.J. Tobias
with lever escapement in an open-face case,
dia. 50 to 61 mm.
$250-450
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Robert Roskell 18kt Gold Hunter Consular
Case Watch, Liverpool, fully engraved
and chased case marked 18K with small
monogram shield marked ELL opening to the
porcelain Roman numeral dial marked Robt.
Roskell/Liverpool, sunk seconds and blued
spade hands, three-quarter gilt plate key-wind
and set movement marked Robt. Roskell/
Liverpool, lever escapement, steel balance
and regulator, dia. 50 mm, 85 g.
$300-500
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Robert Roskell 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Liverpool, No. 22532, gold Roman
numeral dial with engine-turned and engraved
decoration and gilt fleur-de-lis hands set
within a neatly cast and chased band and
crystal, the guilloche back opens to the gilt
dust cover and then to the three-quarter
plate lever escapement, key-wind and set
movement signed Rob. Roskell/Liverpool/No.
22532 with three-arm steel balance, diamond
endstone and engraved foot marked Patent,
lever escapement with adjustable pallets and
maintaining power, dia. 52 mm, 132.8 g.
$700-900
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Two 18kt Gold Hunter Case Watches,
London and Switzerland, one a key-wind,
key-set, chain fusee movement marked F.B.
Adams & Sons, London, 72388, in an engineturned, swing-out case, dia. 53 mm, 136 g.,
the other an International Watch Company
stem-wind, stem-set movement marked Int’nl
Watch Co., No. 16433 in an engine-turned
case, dia. 51 mm, 123 g.
$300-500
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Barrauds 18kt Gold Pair-cased Watch,
London, No. 7044, c. 1810, the plain outer
case marked with crown and 18, hallmarked
for 1810 and WW, porcelain Roman numeral
dial marked Barrauds/London/7044, gilt
hands and seconds dial, consular case with
back lid marked as above, brass, full-plate,
key-wind and set, lever movement with brass
three-arm balance, flat coiled hairspring,
diamond endstone, slow/fast indexed
regulator and all marked Barrauds/Cornhill/
London/7044, dia. 50 mm, 129 g.
$1,500-2,500
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John McFarlane 18kt Gold Watch, No.
558, Boston, c. 1805, the gold case marked
18K and TH, 1805 London hallmark and
convex porcelain Arabic numeral dial with
brass hands, the back opens to the locking
dust cover and full-plate, chain fusee, verge
escapement, key-wind movement signed Jn.
McFarlane/Boston/No. 558 with finely pierced
balance cock, three-arm steel balance,
diamond endstone, silvered regulating dial
and engraved extended foot, the outer case
with the printed watch paper inscribed Bond
& Son/opposite the Exchange Coffee House/
Congress Street/Boston, dia. 52 mm, 154 g.
$1,500-2,000
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Three 18kt Gold Open Face Liverpool
Watches, England, 19th century, all key-wind,
key-set, with engraved gold-tone, dials, two
with chain fusee movements: one a Lewis
Samuel, the other a J. Mortimer, both with
balance cocks marked Patent, swing-out
cases, and dust covers; and an M.J. Tobias
with a going barrel and cylinder escapement,
dia. 46 to 51 mm, 253 g.
$300-500
20
Five Silver London Key-wind Watches,
various makers, four pair-cased watches with
chain fusee movements: an Alec Rofs, T.B.
Levis, Charles Davidson, James Caslon; and
an Arnold with a second hand in an engraved
back, open-face case, dia. 45 to 56 mm.
$300-500
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Three Silver Pair-cased English Watches,
19th century, all key-wind, key-set, chain
fusee movements, two with pierced balance
cocks and verge escapements: a B. Clowes,
Liverpool, and a Pearson, Coventry; and a
lever escapement S.J. Tobias, Liverpool, dia.
54 to 57 mm.
$200-400
22
Charles Taylor & Son 18kt Gold Hunter
Case Watch, 45 St. John’s Square, London,
No. 15536, engraved and chased case
hallmarked 18 (with a crown), S.B, 15536, and
with a presentation inscription by the Directors
of the Clay Street Wharf Company to Henry A.
Breed, President, porcelain Roman numeral
dial signed by maker and numbered, bluedsteel hands and sunk seconds, engraved
cuvette opens to the gilt, three-quarter plate,
key-wind and set movement marked by maker
as above, lever escapement and bimetallic
balance with diamond endstone, dia. 53 mm,
152.8 g.
$800-1,200
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A.P. Walsh, London, No. 218 18kt Gold
Open Face Chronometer, retailed by
Hammond & Co., New York, c. 1900,
porcelain Roman numeral dial signed and
numbered by the retailer, sunk seconds and
Up-Down indicator, blued-steel spade hands,
the guilloche case with vacant boss carries
a maker’s hallmark inside the lid and on the
stem FT/London, possibly Frederick Thoms,
three-quarter gilt plate, pin-set, crown-wind
movement signed A.P. Walsh/London/
No.218, spring detent escapement, bimetallic
temperature compensating balance, helical
hairspring, diamond endstone, and engraved
bridge and foot, dia. 51 mm, 115.8 g.
$2,000-3,000
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James Poole 18kt Gold Open Face “Field
Watch,” London, No. 143346, white porcelain
Roman numeral dial signed James Poole/London,
sunk seconds and blued-steel hands, guilloche
case back hallmarked for gold content and G.A.P.
opens to the three-quarter gilt plate stem-wind and
pin-set movement marked James Poole/Ludgate
Hill/London, serial number as above and The Field
Watch/By Special Warrants to the Queen and
the Prince of Wales, bimetallic balance, diamond
endstone and straight bar regulator, dia. 52 mm,
127 g.
$1,000-1,500
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James Pool 18kt Gold Open Face Watch, 33
Spencer Street, London, No. 1601, c. 1860, the
porcelain Roman numeral dial inscribed James
Poole/London/1601, gold hands and sunk
seconds, the case back hallmarked with crown
and 18, case maker AS, serial number as above
and date mark for 1861, the lid with vacant
cartouche opens to the three-quarter gilt plate
movement inscribed as above, key-wind and set,
lever escapement, screwed chatons, bimetallic
balance and diamond endstone, dia. 43 mm, 74 g.
$600-800
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James Poole & Company Silver Watch
Made for William Bond & Son, London, No.
5972, c. 1880, the porcelain Roman numeral
dial inscribed James Poole & Co./London/No.
5972, sunk seconds, up-down indicator, and
gold hands, silver guilloche decorated case
with London hallmark, interior of the cuvette
engraved Made for W. Bond & Son/Boston/
U.S., and serial number 5972, three-quarter
gilt plate movement inscribed as above and
33 Spencer St. Clerkenwell, London/Awarded
Prize Medals Paris and Philadelphia, key-wind
and set, lever escapement, bimetallic balance,
diamond endstone, screwed chatons, and
leather exhibition case with felt and silk interior
with printed maker’s information, dia. 54 mm,
145 g.
$800-1,200
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Three 18kt Gold Watches, England and
Switzerland, all with Roman numeral dials,
a Charles Frodsham with dial marked Chas.
Frodsham, 05998, in a demi-hunter case, dia.
38 mm, 53 g., a 10-jewel Ulysse Breting in an
engine-turned open-face case, dia. 42 mm,
51 g., and an unsigned key-wind and key-set
in an engine-turned case, dia. 41 mm, 58 g.
$200-400
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J.W. Benson 18kt Gold Demi-case Watch,
London, No. 8927, c. 1880, the demi-case
hallmarked JWB ltd., 18, Birmingham hallmark
for 1879, and numbered as above, porcelain
Roman numeral dial signed J.W. Benson,
London, blued spade hands and sunk
seconds, three-quarter frosted gilt plate, lever
escapement, crown-wind, pin-set movement
engraved The Field, Best London Make,
By Warrant to Her Majesty the Queen/JW
Benson, Ludgate Hill/London and numbered
as above, chatoned jeweled movement,
bimetallic balance with diamond endstone and
steel regulator, dia. 51 mm, 119.5 g.
$1,000-1,200
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F.B. Adams & Sons 18kt Gold Open Face
Lever Watch, London, No. 70666, c. 1850,
the Roman numeral dial (hairlines) with
sunk seconds and fleur-de-lis blued-steel
hands, rear hallmarked lid marked 18, with
crown, leopard’s head, and date stamp of
1848, H/W.F. and 666, gilt full-plate jeweled
key-wind and set movement signed F. B.
Adams & Sons/St. Johns Square/London/No.
70666, lever escapement, maintaining power,
bimetallic balance, engraved balance cock
with grotesque mask and diamond endstone,
screwed jeweled chatons and dust cover, dia.
50 mm, 121 g.
$800-1,000
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John Magnin & Company 18kt Gold
Multicolor Open Face Watch, Geneva, No.
360, the engraved dial with raised Roman
numerals and engraved center, lower seconds
dial, spade hands, and multicolor gold floral
wreath around the perimeter, the edge of
both bezels with raised and chased scroll
decoration, inside cuvette marked John
Magnin & Co./Geneva/No. 360/Anchor
Escapement, Ten holes and Three Pallets
Jeweled, Compound Balance, all set within an
engraved and engine-turned boss, key-wind
and set gilt bridge-type movement, dia. 49
mm, 82.8 g.
$300-500
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Multicolor 18kt Gold Open Face Watch,
probably France, c. 1780, the Roman numeral
dial with engine-turned center and multicolor
leafage and floral wreath, gold hands and
turned bezel, brass cuvette with MA, key-wind
and set verge escapement movement with
pierced balance bridge and silvered regulator
dial, all in a guilloche decorated case with
knurled band, dia. 43 mm, 58.7 g.
$200-250
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Multicolor 18kt Gold Open Face Fusee
Watch, No. 5280, case marked J.B. &
Co., c. 1890, the dial with raised Roman
numerals, engraved and chased center,
floral garlands around the perimeter, gold
hands and seconds, guilloche case with floral
bezel and edge of case back, removable
dust cover, swing-out full-plate, key-wind
and set fusee movement marked 5280 with
lever escapement, maintaining power, steel
balance, diamond endstone and blued-steel
regulator, dia. 52 mm, 128 g.
$300-500
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Adams Multicolor 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, 36 Lombard Street, London, No.
3033, c. 1850, the gold Roman numeral dial
with straight line turning, matting, and chased
floral scrollwork, rose gold numerals and sunk
seconds, blued-steel moon hands, consular
three-quarter gilt plate, chain fusee, jeweled
movement signed as above with maintaining
power, key-wind, key-set, lever escapement,
screwed gold chatons, bimetallic balance with
gold timing screws and index regulator, case
hallmarked with crown, 18, case maker RR
and date marked for 1848, dia. 43 mm, 92 g.
$600-800
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Rotherham & Sons Multicolor 18kt Gold
Open Face Watch, London, No. 72820, the
dial with gold Roman numerals, green gold
leafage and rose gold flowers, engraved rural
scene and engine-turned chapter ring, the
consular case opens to the full-plate fusee,
lever escapement movement with steel
balance, engraved foot and signed by maker
as above, dia. 48 mm, 99 g.
$800-1,200
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George Simons 18kt Gold Consular Case
Open Face Watch, London, No. 2488, c.
1880, the dial with raised Roman numerals,
engraved and chased center, seconds and
blued-steel hands, guilloche decorated case,
the swing-out movement with removable dust
cover, inside lid marked E &ID/18 and 1651,
full frosted gilt plates signed Geo. Simons/King
Square/London/No. 2488, lever escapement,
chain fusee, maintaining power, steel balance
with diamond endstone, dia. 50 mm, 108 g.
$800-1,200
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Two Silver Pocket Watches, London, c.
1900, a hunter case with engine-turning,
Turkish numeral dial signed J. Dent/London,
frosted gilt lever escapement movement
engraved J. Dent/London, key-wind, keyset, dia. 44 mm; and an unmarked lady’s
pendant watch with nickel plates and
cylinder escapement, stem-wind, crown-set
movement, (lacking bow), dia. 33 mm.
$100-150
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John Cashmore 18kt Gold Demi-Hunter
Pocket Watch, London, c. 1887, with
porcelain Roman numeral dial marked John
Cashmore, London, three-quarter plate, stemwind, pin-set movement with split bimetallic
balance and marked John Cashmore, 1 North
Buildings, SOUTH PLACE, Finsbury, London,
6490, in an 18kt gold demi-hunter case with
monogrammed back, dia. 45 mm, 94 g.
$700-900
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J.R. Arnold & Charles Frodsham 18kt
Gold Open Face Watch, 84 Strand
Street, London, No. 7733, c. 1845, Roman
numeral dial inscribed Arnold//Charles
Frodsham/7733, gold spade hands and sunk
seconds, fully hallmarked 18kt gold case
numbered as above, JWS and date mark of
1852, swing-out three-quarter frosted plate
lever escapement chain fusee, key-wind
and set movement inscribed J. R. Arnold/
Chas. Frodsham/84 Strand/London/7733,
maintaining power, screwed chatons, and
bimetallic balance with diamond endstone,
dia. 54 mm, 120 g.
$2,000-2,500
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J. Mortimer 18kt Gold Consular Case
Watch, Liverpool, No. 13327, porcelain
Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds and
brass hands, case and movement marked
13327, chain fusee patent lever escapement
movement with maintaining power, brass
dust cover opens to the three-quarter plate
movement with engraved balance cock,
diamond endstone, engraved foot inscribed
Patent, and bimetallic balance, also inscribed
J. Mortimer/Liverpool/13327, dia. 48 mm,
95 g.
$800-1,200
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Barraud & Lunds 18kt Gold Free-sprung
Watch, London, No. 2-9741, c. 1870, Roman
numeral dial inscribed Barraud & Lunds/
London/2-9741, fleur-de-lis hands and
seconds, damascened case with monogram
boss marked inside the lid with crown, 18,
serial number as above, case with maker’s
mark AS and date mark for 1870, key-wind
and set cuvette opens to the three-quarter gilt
plate movement signed as above, bimetallic
free-sprung balance with Breguet overcoil,
diamond endstone, lever escapement, jeweled
chatons with blued screws, engraved balance
cock, and mainspring cap, dia. 50 mm, 120 g.
$1,500-2,000
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Victor Kullberg 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, London, No. 1851, c. 1875, Roman
numeral porcelain dial inscribed Kullberg/
London 1851, sunk seconds, power reserve
dial and blued-steel hands, the finely
engine-turned back stamped with London
hallmarks for 1875 and marked 18K, the
cuvette with engine-turned perimeter marked
on the underside JM with a crown and 18,
three-quarter plate frosted key and keyless
wind movement signed Victor Kullberg/105
Liverpool Road/London, The Gold Medals/
Paris 1867/Havre 1868 and 1851, fully
jeweled with screwed chatons and bimetallic
balance with diamond endstone, dia. 50 mm,
114 g.
$2,000-4,000
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Gold and Pearl-set Chatelaine Watch,
France, 18th century, hunter case with
engine-turned lid set with seed pearls opens
to the porcelain Arabic numeral dial and blued
Breguet-type moon hands, swing-out, keywind and set, verge escapement movement
with chain fusee, flat steel balance, pierced
balance cock, and silvered regulating dial,
together with a 14kt gold chatelaine and silklined red leather storage case, dia. 34 mm,
75.9 g.
$800-1,200
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Amalric Gold and Seed Pearl Chain Fusee
Pendant Watch, Switzerland, c. 1800,
No. 13159, porcelain Roman numeral dial,
Breguet-style hands, guilloche gold case
with enamel accents and edge set with seed
pearls, swing-out, full-plate, key-wind, keyset, chain fusee movement with three-arm
brass balance, verge escapement, and floral
engraved pierced balance bridge, dia. 35 mm,
20 g.
$1,000-1,500
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Cartier Platinum, Diamond, and Ruby
Pendant Watch, Paris, guilloche Roman
numeral dial marked Cartier, Paris, platinum
case pavé-set with diamonds and rubies,
stem-wind, stem-set movement marked 18
Eighteen Jewels, 8 Eight Adjustments, Cartier,
Paris, suspended from a bow-shape pin of
platinum and gold set with diamonds, dia. 28
mm.
$2,000-4,000
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A. Golay-Leresche & Fils Green Enamel
Pendant Watch, Switzerland, No. 20479,
enamel Arabic numeral dial marked A. GolayLeresche & Fils, Geneve, 18kt gold, openface, guilloche green enamel case with back
set with diamonds cuvette marked with name,
location, and number as above and 2. Rue de
la Paix, Paris, unsigned, stem-wind, pin-set,
bar-type movement, all suspended from a
conforming watch pin, watch dia. 27 mm.
$700-900
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Antique 18kt Gold and Enamel Hunter
Case Pocket Watch, the white enamel dial
with Roman numeral indicators and subsidiary
seconds dial, straight line anchor with visible
ruby pallets, chronometer balance, cuvette
signed Augte Favre Brandt, key-wind, key-set,
within an elaborately engraved case with black
tracery enamel, dia. 43 mm.
$500-700
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Antique Rose Gold Open Face Pocket
Watch, the white enamel dial with Roman
numeral indicators and Arabic numeral minute
ring, key-wind, key-set fusee movement, the
reverse with an enamel portrait of a lady in
18th century dress, with silver and rose-cut
colorless paste accents, and engraved detail,
dia. 43 mm, (losses).
$1,000-1,500
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Fres Wiss 18kt Gold and Enamel Open
Face Watch, probably France, No. 7778, c.
1700, the glazed bezel with diamond chips
and engraved decoration opens to the convex
porcelain Roman numeral dial with Arabic
minutes and moon hands, the case back with
miniature enamel portrait framed with diamond
chips and multicolor gold swags on a matte
ground, numbered 7778 on stem, swingout, gilt plate, verge escapement movement
with chain fusee, cylindrical pillars and plate
inscribed Fres Wifs [sic]/& Amalric/7778,
simple steel balance with hairspring, pierced
bridge, and silvered regulator dial, dia. 32 mm,
32.4 g.
$500-700
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Continental Gold Pendant Watch, c. 1790,
porcelain Roman numeral dial, Breguet-style
hands, swing-out, frosted gilt full-plate, keywind, key-set, chain fusee movement with
three-arm brass balance, verge escapement,
and engraved pierced balance bridge, in a fully
engraved, open-face case, 36 mm, 29 g.
$400-600
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Four Gold Open Face Lady’s Watches,
various makers, a Swiss watch marked and
retailed by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston,
in an 18kt case with 14kt chatelaine pin in
the shape of a crab, a Swiss watch marked
Greenleaf & Crosby Co. Florida, in a hunter
case with inset diamond and a chatelaine
pin, both 14kt, and a Bigelow, Kennard and
unmarked Swiss watch in 14kt cases, 14kt
watches and pins 105 g., 18kt watch 35 g.
$200-300
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Platinum Open Face Pocket Watch, retailed
by Bailey, Banks & Biddle, Philadelphia, Art
Deco-style case with diamond accented
Roman numeral chapter ring, dial marked
Bailey, Banks, & Biddle Co., Philadelphia,
movement marked as the dial and Swiss,
Adjusted, 15765, inside of case back marked
91005, 10% IRID. PLAT, dia. 41 mm, 53 g.
$500-700
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Twenty-five Watch Keys, mainly 19th
century, including six gilt settings with stone,
cut glass, or paste, ten stick-type in gilt or
silver with stones, glass, and depicting a
deer’s hoof, a clinched fist holding a garland of
flowers, and other patterns; and others, one
with hinged locket, one with engine-turned
design, a crank key, and other forms.
$400-600
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Seven Gilt-brass Balance Cocks, 18th
and 19th century, including five English-type
with scroll and floral pierced bridge and
engraved foot, one with diamond cap jewel,
one depicting a profile of a lady, another a
grotesque mask, two French-type bridges with
scrollwork pierced center and attachment by
flanking screws.
$150-250
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Four Pocket Watch Holders, 19th and 20th
century, a rosewood and bone example in the
form of a scalloped-top dressing table with
drawer and hinged mirror, ht. 9; a carved pine
classical fluted pillar with Father Time sitting at
the top of the watch opening and two seated
figures representing prisoners of time, ht. 13
1/2; a mahogany Sheraton-form holder with
floral marquetry, ht. 10; and an easel-form on
a heavy candlestick-type base, ht. 6 in.
$200-400
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18kt Gold Open Face Watch Marked
Breguet, Paris, c. 1780, porcelain Arabic
numeral dial marked Breguet/a/Paris, gold
fleur-de-lis hands, the plain gold case opens
to the swing-out gilt full-plate fusee, verge
escapement, key-wind and set movement
with pierced balance cock, three-arm steel
balance, silvered regulating dial and signed
Breguet/Paris, dia. 53 mm, 96 g.
$800-1,200
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Bourquin Le Jeune Verge Pocket Watch,
Switzerland, c. 1830, No. 9613, silver swingout case with porcelain Arabic numeral dial
marked Bourquin Le Jeune, brass full-plate
chain fusee movement with verge escapement
marked with maker’s name and number as
above, with a silver chain, dia. 56 mm.
$150-250
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Laulet 18kt Gold Open Face Watch, Paris,
porcelain Roman numeral dial, gold Breguetstyle hands, cuvette marked Laulet, Rue
Richelieu 41, N. 3901, A Paris, key-wind and
key-set movement in an engine-turned 18kt
gold open face case, dia. 44 mm, 57 gm.
$300-500
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F. Rotig 18kt Gold Hunter Case Watch,
Havre, Switzerland, No. 731, the guilloche
case opens to the Roman numeral dial
marked F. Rotig/Havre, sunk seconds
and spade hands, front lid numbered and
marked 18K, cuvette engraved F. Rotig/
Const(r) de Chronometres/Havre/No. 731,
nickel bridge-type, crown-wind and pin-set
movement marked by maker on lower plate,
lever escapement, wolf’s teeth winding, and
compensating balance, dia. 50 mm, 107 g.
$600-800
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Four 18kt Gold Lady’s Watches,
Switzerland, an Arnold Nicoud, no. 41642,
with a stem-wind, lever-set movement in a
fully engraved open-face case, and three keywind and set movements: a J.C. Ledmole in
a fully engraved gold and white enamel hunter
case, a J.F. Figuiere with cylinder escapement,
gold-tone Roman numeral dial in an open-face
case, and a Mathile in a fully engraved gold
and black enamel hunter case, dia. 39 to 42
mm, 187 g.
$300-500
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Six Lady’s Open Face Pocket Watches,
Switzerland and America, four in gold-filled
cases: a 15-jewel Elgin, 15-jewel Hampden,
a Waltham retailed by A. Stowell & Co., and a
Venus; and a Longines in a Swiss silver case,
and an Elva in a 9kt gold case, dia. 26 to 33
mm.
$200-300
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Five Gold Lady’s Hunter Case Watches,
late 19th century, four engine-turned 18kt gold
cases: a Henry Capt with movement and case
marked Henry Capt, Geneve, No. 32436, a
Rodanet with cuvette marked in part Patek
Philippe & Cie. Fabricants, a Jules Huguenin,
and a Waltham P.S. Bartlett; with a 14kt gold
Waltham, dia. 38 to 43 mm, 18kt total weight
207 g.
$500-700
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Three Gold Lady’s Watches, late 19th
century, all with porcelain Roman numeral
dials with sunk seconds and in hunter cases,
two key-wind and set Swiss watches: an
Alfred Lavalette and a Nordmann in 18kt gold
cases, dia. 36 to 38 mm, total weight 83 g.,
and an Elgin in a 14kt gold Keystone case,
dia. 39 mm, 52 g.
$150-250
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Auguste Saltzman 18kt Gold Improved
Straight-Line Lever Hunter Case Watch,
Chaux de Fonds, Switzerland, No. 26430,
c. 1870, engine-turned case opens to the
porcelain Roman numeral dial marked A.
Saltzman with sunk seconds and gold hands
with finely made blued-steel pointers, inside
front lid marked Warranted 18 Carat Fine,
the rear lid with serial number, the cuvette
engraved No. 26430/Auguste Saltzman/Chaux
de Fonds within an engine-turned perimeter,
unusual shape nickel plates engraved Auguste
Saltzman Chaux de fonds Improved Straight
Line Lever/No. 26430, compensation balance,
fully jeweled key-wind and set movement, dia.
54 mm, 133.4 g.
$1,000-1,500
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Edward Koehn 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Geneva, Switzerland, No. 76488, c.
1890, porcelain Arabic numeral dial marked
Ed. Koehn/Geneva, blued-steel hands
and sunk seconds, inside back lid marked
18K/76488, lever escapement, 20-jewel
movement marked Ed. Koehn/Geneva,
Suisse/No. 76488, bimetallic balance, wolf’s
tooth winding, and micrometer regulator, dia.
48 mm, 82g.
$1,000-1,200
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E. Savoie Perret 18kt Gold Open Face
Chronometer, Locle, Switzerland, No.
1884, porcelain Roman numeral dial signed
E. Savoie Perret/Locle, sunk seconds and
blued-steel Breguet-type hands, guilloche
numbered case marked 18K with ribbed
band and decorated perimeter of cuvette,
Swiss bar-type nickel movement with
detent escapement, gold train, bimetallic
compensation balance, helical hairspring,
screwed chatons, and inscribed as above,
E. Savoie Locle/No. 1884 crown unscrews
revealing a key to wind and set the watch, dia.
54 mm, 124 g.
$2,000-4,000
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Beguelin Houriet 18kt Gold Hunter Case
Watch, Tramelan, Switzerland, No. 14102,
18kt “Fine” hunter champlevé case with blue
floral decoration opens to the Roman numeral
dial with sunk seconds, gold hands with
blued ends and bosses, the cuvette engraved
Beguelin Houriet/Tramelan/No. 14102, gilt
Swiss bar-type, key-wind and set movement,
dia. 40 mm, 56 g.
$700-900
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A. Lange & Sohne 18kt Gold Hunter Case
Watch, Glashutte, Germany, No. 61333, c.
1910, with double sunk Arabic numeral dial
marked A. Lange & Sohne, Glashutte-SA,
pierced gold hands, stem-wind, lever-set
movement marked with maker’s name,
location, and number as above, in a 18kt gold
hunter case, dia. 52 mm, 110 g.
$500-700
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P. Nordsteen Silver Pair-cased Watch,
Moscow, c. 1790, porcelain Roman numeral
dial with outer minute track and inner simple
calendar ring marked P. Nordsteen, a Moscou,
dust cap and movement marked as the dial
and No. 1043, chain fusee movement with
pierced and engraved balance cock and
cylinder escapement, dia. 62 mm.
$400-600
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Gunmetal Complicated Calendar Watch,
Switzerland, c. 1900, the porcelain Roman
numeral dial with four subsidiary dials, day,
month, day-of-the-month, and seconds with
moon’s age, gilt pierced hands and outer
Arabic minutes, gunmetal case with both
metal and glazed cuvette revealing the nickel
lever, crown-wind, pin-set, jeweled movement
with damascened finish, dia. 67 mm.
$700-900
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Two Silver European Pocket Watches,
England and Switzerland, an English paircased watch with porcelain Arabic numeral
dial, chain fusee movement with pierced
and engraved balance cock and verge
escapement marked Geoe. Barlow, London,
6210, dia. 55 mm, and an open-face Swiss
watch in a Continental silver case, dia. 50 mm.
$200-400
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Agassiz 14kt Gold Open Face Watch,
Switzerland, No. 237009, silver-tone dial
marked Agassiz with applied gold Arabic
numerals, 17-jewel damascened nickel
movement marked with maker’s name,
number as above, and 6 Adjustm_s, in a plain
case, case back and cuvette stamped 14K,
and with serial number, dia. 43 mm, 52 g.
$300-500
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Henry Beguelin 18kt Gold Hunter Case
Watch, Locle, No. 62386, c. 1880, guilloche
and engraved case opens to the Roman
numeral dial with sunk seconds, and blued
fleur-de-lis hands, interior of front lid engraved
E.J. Hupper/1878, cuvette engraved 62386/
Henry Beguelin/Locle/Isochronal Spring/
Compen(s) Balance/20 Fine Rubys/Straight
Line, nickel movement signed by maker with
wolf’s teeth winding, bimetallic balance, and
index regulator, dia. 43 mm, 62.7 g.
$700-900
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Charles Mollin 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Geneva, No. 555, porcelain Roman
numeral dial with gold hands and sunk
seconds, guilloche case and cuvette marked
Timekeeper/Charles Mollin/Geneva/No 555,
key-wind, key-set Swiss bar-type frosted gilt,
jeweled movement with bimetallic balance and
lever escapement, dia. 52 mm, 104 g.
$700-900
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Edward Perregaux 18kt Gold Open Face
Calendar Watch, Locle, Switzerland, No.
6739, c. 1880, porcelain Roman numeral dial
with day-of-the-month in the 9-12 quadrant
and day-of-the-week in the I-III quadrant,
stem-wind and crown-set at numeral III with
setting lock slide at the V position, bluedsteel hands, inside back engine-turned cover
stamped 6739 and 7139, cuvette engraved
Edward Perregaux/Locle/No. 6739, rhodiumplated, lever escapement, fully jeweled
movement with large two-arm bimetallic
balance, and hound’s tooth winding, dia. 54
mm, 146 g.
$3,000-5,000
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Rossel et Fils 18kt Gold Open Face
Chronometer, Geneva, No. 77586, c.
1840, open-face case with monogrammed
back, porcelain Roman numeral dial, sunk
seconds and blued-steel moon hands,
cuvette engraved Rossel et Fils/succr. de
Hautte & Ce/Geneva/No. 77586/Chronometre
Echappement a Resort/Levee Repos/Dix
Trous and et Six Contre Pivots en Rubis,
Swiss frosted bar-type 10-jewel, key-wind and
set movement with detent escapement, dia.
46 mm, 79 g.
$500-700
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James Kahn Geneva 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Geneva, c. 1880, porcelain Roman
numeral dial signed James Kahn/Geneva with
sunk seconds and blued-steel moon hands,
engine-turned case marked with crown and
18K and Jurgensen-type bow opens to the
cuvette marked inside 18 and 15093, then to
the fully jeweled, nickel plate, lever-set, crownwind movement marked J. Kahn/Geneva,
long lever escapement with bimetallic balance,
index regulator, and jeweled chatons, dia. 55
mm, 159 g.
$800-1,200
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Albert H. Potter & Company 18kt Gold
Hunter Case Watch, Geneva, No. 595, c.
1890, plain case opens to porcelain Roman
numeral dial signed Albert H. Potter & Co./
Geneva, sunk seconds and blued-steel moon
hands, the interior of the front lid inscribed
Robert Augustus Cummings/From Florence
Eloise Hood/Dec. 14th 1892, rear lid opens
with Potter case trademark, glazed viewing
cuvette, spotted nickel lever escapement,
crown-wind and set movement inscribed and
numbered as above, Potter’s signature bridge
design, cut bimetallic compensation balance,
screwed chatons, Geneva stop and articulated
index regulator with scale on barrel bridge,
dia. 52 mm, 150 g.
$2,000-4,000
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Two 14kt Gold Swiss Pocket Watches,
one a hunter case with a double sunk Arabic
numeral dial, frosted three-quarter plate stemwind, lever-set movement, in a plain case
with a monogram on front cover, dia. 52 mm,
92 g., the other an open-face with Roman
numeral dial, a key-wind, key-set, bar-type
movement in a case with guilloche back, dia.
45 mm, 66 g.
$300-500
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Movado 18kt Gold Grand Prix Hunter Case
Watch, Switzerland, c. 1910, gold-tone,
double sunk, Arabic numeral dial marked
Movado, Surete, unmarked, stem-wind, stemset movement, in a fully engraved hunter case
with cuvette marked in part Movado, Grand
Prix, Bruxelles, 1910, together with an 18kt
gold fob, 12 g., watch dia. 47 mm, 60 g.
$700-900
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Girard Perregaux 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Switzerland, No. 69399, porcelain
Roman numeral dial signed by maker with
fleur-de-lis hands and sunk seconds, the
brass cuvette with serial number as above,
Cylinder ‘Scapement/Four Holes Jeweled/
Lepine, Swiss bar movement with cylinder
escapement, all in a finely chased and
engraved 18kt case, dia. 42 mm, 52 g.
$400-600
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Audemars, Piguet & Company 18kt Gold
Open Face Watch, Brassus-Geneva, No.
15533, porcelain Arabic numeral dial signed
Audemars, Piguet & Co./Brassus/Geneva,
sunk seconds, Breguet-style hands and
numerals, plain hallmarked case, no. 21455,
cuvette engraved with maker’s name and
15533 and Swiss, nickel, Swiss bar variant,
lever escapement, fully jeweled movement
signed and numbered, dia. 47 mm, 85 g.
$800-1,200
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Audemars Piguet & Co. 21-jewel 18kt
Gold Open Face Watch, Brassus-Geneva,
No. 16946, the porcelain Roman numeral
dial signed Audemars, Piguet & Co./Swiss,
sunk seconds and blued-steel spade hands,
engine-turned and decorated case back and
perimeter of cuvette marked on the interior
18K/196498, nickel Swiss bar movement
variant marked C.D.P. Gibson/New York/
Superior/16946/, 21-Jewels and Audemars
& Co., gold train, bimetallic balance and
micrometer regulator, dia. 50 mm, 96 g.
$800-1,200
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Audemars 18kt Gold Minute Repeater
Hunter Case Watch, Switzerland, c. 1895,
No. 12460, white porcelain Roman numeral
dial with sunk seconds and black Arabic
five minute numerals, stem-wind, pin-set,
damascened nickel movement with wolf’s
tooth winding gears, split bimetallic balance
and lever-activated minute repeat function,
in an 18kt rose gold hunter case with
monogramed front cover, engraved rear cover
and see-though cuvette, together with a chain
marked 14K, dia. 52 mm, 92 g.
$4,000-6,000
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Vacheron & Constantin 18kt Gold Open
Face Watch, retailed by Bigelow, Kennard
& Co., Boston, No. 376506, plain open-face
gold case marked 18K with gold-tone Arabic
numeral dial marked for the retailer, stemwind, stem-set movement marked for retailer,
with number as above, and Vacheron &
Constantin, Swiss, 21 jewels, 8 adjustments,
dia. 44 mm, 60 g.
$200-400
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Malignon 18kt Gold Quarter-repeating
Open Face Watch, Geneva, No. 1569,
porcelain Roman numeral dial with sunk
seconds and moon hands, guilloche
decorated case with inside lid marked with
number as above, 18K and AM, cuvette
engraved with maker’s name, origin, and
number as above, Echappement Duplex,/
Leviers et Huit Trous en Rubies,/Balancier a
Compensation., gilt plate key-wind and set
movement with duplex escapement, two
slide activated visible hammers, bimetallic
compensating balance and maker’s name and
origin engraved on balance bridge, dia. 46
mm, 64.2 g.
$600-800
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Patek Philippe “Chronometro Gondolo”
18kt Gold Open Face Watch, Geneva,
No. 133606, c. 1905, made for Gondolo
& Labouriau in Brazil, with enamel Roman
numeral dial marked Patek Philippe & Cie,
Geneve, Chronometro Gondolo, sunk
seconds and gold hands, stem-wind and
set movement with gold wheels and lever
escapement, marked with maker, location,
and number as above, 18kt rose gold engineturned case with cuvette engraved with above
information and Fabricado escpressamente
para Gondolo Labouriau, Relojoeiros, RioDe-Janeiro, together with the original factory
certificate and an “Extract from the Archives”
from Patek dated February 2nd, 2010, which
confirms the information and a manufacture
date of 1905, dia. 53 mm, 135 g.
$3,000-5,000
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Patek Philippe & Company 18kt Gold
Open Face Watch, retailed by Tiffany & Co.,
Switzerland, No. 190960, Arabic numeral dial
marked Tiffany & Co./Switzerland, bluedsteel hands and sunk seconds, inside back
cover marked Made for Tiffany & Co. by
Patek Philippe & Co./Switzerland/190960,
movement marked Extra and Twenty-two (22)
Jewels/Eight (8) Adjustments/No. 190960
and as marked inside back cover, leverescapement movement with wolf’s tooth
winding, bimetallic balance and micrometer
regulator, dia. 50 mm, 100 g.
$1,500-2,000
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Tiffany & Company 18kt Gold Hunter Case
Watch, retailed in New York, No. 9626, c.
1885, the gold case’s front lid with initials
CLC and back lid with the stylized date
1885, under rear lid is stamped Tiffany & Co.
Makers/18K/9626, the front opening to the
Roman numeral dial marked Tiffany & Co./
New York, sunk seconds and blued-steel
spade hands, rear lid opens to a glazed
cuvette showing the three-quarter plate
nickel movement marked No. 9626/Tiffany
& Co./New York, crown-wind and set lever
escapement, gold and jeweled screwed
chatons, bimetallic balance and snail type
regulator, gold-filled chain and pocket knife
with 14kt gold side plates marked July 24th
1892/C.L. Collins, dia. 52 mm, watch only
143.5 g.
Note: Reportedly this watch was made for
Tiffany by Vacheron Constantin for the former
President of the National Bank in Cincinnati,
Mr. Charles L. Collins, presented to him on
July 24, 1892.
$1,000-1,500
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Tiffany & Company 18kt Gold Five Minute
Repeater, Switzerland, No. 90246, c. 1900,
the porcelain Arabic numeral dial marked
Tiffany & Co./New York, sunk seconds
and blued-steel hands, plain hunter case
marked Tiffany & Co./18K and 90246, the
cuvette opening to the crown-wind and set,
nickel, fully jeweled movement marked and
numbered by retailer, wolf’s teeth winding
wheels, visible hammers repeating to five
minutes on command with slider on side
of the case, bimetallic balance and lever
escapement, dia. 53 mm, 114 g.
$2,500-4,500
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Tiffany & Company 18K Minute Repeater,
Switzerland, No. 97730, c. 1900, the open
face case marked Tiffany & Co./18K/97730,
Arabic numeral porcelain dial marked Tiffany
& Co., sunk seconds and blued spade hands,
the cuvette opening to the fully jeweled lever
escapement movement marked Tiffany &
Co./No. 97730/Made in Switzerland, with
bimetallic balance, internal hammers and dual
winding system to wind both the timekeeping
and the minute repeating function, activated
by pushing the crown button, dia. 50 mm,
108.5 g.
$3,000-5,000
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18kt Gold Hunter Case Quarter-hour
Repeating Watch, Switzerland, No. 11838,
the plain case hallmarked K, number as above
and 18 inside the lid opening to the porcelain
Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds and
blued-steel moon hands, highly jeweled, Swiss
bar-type, nickel, stem-wind and button-set
movement with lever escapement, bimetallic
balance, pointer regulator, two well finished
visible hammers and two coiled gongs, dia. 52
mm, 102.8 g.
$2,500-4,500
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Henry Capt, L Gallopin & Cie 18kt Gold
Quarter-hour Repeater, Geneva, No. 41578,
c. 1890, Roman numeral dial marked Ls.
Gallopin & Cie Succre, Henry Capt, Geneve,
cuvette and movement signed as the dial and
with above number, stem-wind, pin-set, nickel,
bar-type, lever escapement movement with
quarter-hour repeat function, in an 18kt gold
open-face case, dia. 33 mm, 42 g.
$1,000-1,500
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Touchon & Co. 18kt Gold Demi-hunter
Case Minute Repeating Watch, Geneva,
Switzerland, No. 137998, the demi cover with
Arabic numerals over the porcelain Arabic
numeral dial with sunk seconds marked
Touchon & Co., Geneva, blued-steel hands,
repeating slide at six o’clock, bar-type,
minute repeating movement with two visible
hammers, marked with maker and number
as above, demi-hunter case front, rear, and
cuvette all stamped 18K, dia. 48 mm, 87 g.
$800-1,200
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H.R. Ekegren 18kt Gold Minute Repeating
Open Face Watch, Geneva, Switzerland,
No. 78029, c. 1900, the plain case with
porcelain Arabic numeral dial signed H.R.
Ekegren/Geneva, sunk seconds, pierced
gold hands and red outer minutes, cuvette
signed H.R. Ekegren/Geneva Switzerland/
Made for J.E. Caldwell & Co./Philadelphia
within an engine-turned band, fully jeweled,
stem-wind and crown-set movement signed
H.R. Ekegren/No. 78029/Geneva Switzerland,
jeweled through the two visible hammers,
bimetallic balance with blued-steel hairspring,
micrometer regulation and gold screwed
chatons, dia. 50 mm, 94.7 g.
$3,000-5,000
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18kt Gold Open Face Quarter-hour
Repeating Pocket Watch, the ivory-tone dial
with Arabic numeral indicators, stem-wind,
stem-set, the case with guilloche engraving
and centering an armorial depicting a medieval
woman weaving, dia. 46 mm, and signed
Patek Philippe on the dial and cuvette, the
cuvette signed Wynalezli I Zrobili W Genewie,
case and cuvette no. 9821, (movement not
Patek, dial and case likely associated).
$600-800
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H.N. Lockwood 14kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Boston, No. 93695, c. 1900,
double-sunk Arabic numeral dial signed
by retailer H.N. Lockwood/Boston, bluedsteel spade hands, plain case marked H.N.
Lockwood/14K/37244, damascened nickel
bar-type fully jeweled, lever escapement,
stem-wind crown-set movement marked by
retailer as above and Switzerland, bimetallic
split balance and “snail follower” regulation
dial, dia. 52 mm, 133 g.
$800-1,200
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Swiss 14kt Gold Double Chronograph, c.
1897, porcelain dial with subsidiary seconds
and elapsed minutes dials marked Teddy
Edwards, four hands off center, case back
engraved Presented to E.S. Edwards for 24
Hour Road Record 339 Miles, By the Century
Wheelmen of New York, June 13, 1897, in a
14kt gold open-face case, dia. 50 mm, 101 g.
$300-500
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Tiffany & Company 18kt Gold
Minute-repeating Split-second
Chronograph, Switzerland, No. 112218, c.
1900, open-face case numbered as above
and marked Tiffany & Co./18K, Arabic numeral
double sunk dial with 60-minute register at
the twelve position and twelve hour register at
the six, marked Tiffany & Co. and blued-steel
hands, crown-wind and set minute-repeating,
split second chronograph movement with
start-stop function on the crown, pusher and
setting slide lock at 10 o’clock position, fully
jeweled nickel movement signed Tiffany & Co./
Made in Switzerland, partial view of hammers
under chronograph work, lever escapement
with bimetallic balance gold timing screws and
micrometer regulator, dia. 50 mm, 115.2 g.
$4,000-6,000
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Jules Jacot Piaget 18kt Gold Independent
Seconds Dual Time Zone Watch, Locle,
Switzerland, No. 3587, the guilloche
decorated numbered and hallmarked case
opens to the engine-turned gold dial with
slide activated sweep seconds, Roman
numeral and Arabic chapters with seconds
below, the decorated and engraved cuvette
is marked Independent Seconds/New Duplex
Escapement/No.3587/Jules Jacot Piaget/
Locle/Suisse/Roller and 16 Holes Jeweled/
Parachute and Compensation with engraving
filled with white, blue, and green engraver’s
wax, gilt Swiss modified bar-type movement
with independent going barrels for the time
and the sweep seconds, duplex escapement
with parachute compensation, dia. 55 mm,
138.3 g.
$1,500-2,500
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Giles Wales & Co. Independent 1/4 Second
18kt Gold Chronograph Watch, La Chaux
de Fonds, Switzerland, c. 1875, the engineturned hunter case marked 18K/G.W.& Co.,
and 9355 opens to the Roman numeral
porcelain dial signed Giles Wales & Co./Chaux
de Fonds, sunk quarter seconds register
marked 1-4, blued-steel hands and sweep
center seconds activated by a pusher on the
case band, key-wind for quarter and time
train, key-set, nickel, bar lever, fully-jeweled
movement marked Giles Wales & Co./Chaux
de Fonds, bimetallic balance, jeweled pallets
and regulator, dia. 54 mm, 137 g.
$3,000-5,000
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Ulysse Nardin 18kt Gold Split Second
Chronograph, Locle, Switzerland, No. 11538,
c. 1920, plain open-face Ulysse Nardin case
with Arabic numeral porcelain double sunk
dial with 30-minute register and seconds
below, blued-steel hands and brass seconds
with fleur-de-lis end, stem-wind, crown-set
and pusher at 11, inside back lid is inscribed
Ulysse Nardin within a logo cartouche, 18K,
and 11538, the cuvette inscribed No. 11538/
Ulysse Nardin/Locle/Grand Prize Paris, nickel
fully jeweled movement signed as above with
lever escapement and fly-back mechanism for
chronograph, dia. 46 mm, 72 g.
$2,000-4,000
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102
Jules Jurgensen 18kt Gold Hunter Case
Five Minute Repeater, Copenhagen, No.
14,600, c. 1880, heavy engine-turned
hunter case marked inside front and rear lid
Jules Jurgensen/JJ/18K/14600, porcelain
Roman numeral dial signed Jules Jurgensen/
Copenhagen, sunk seconds dial and bluedsteel moon hands, patent crown-set, crownwind cuvette with engine-turned perimeter
opens to the nickel, five-minute repeating,
fully jeweled movement signed as above with
lever escapement, cut bimetallic balance and
two visible hammers and gongs, dia. 52 mm,
144 g.
$4,000-6,000
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Jules Jurgensen 18kt Gold Pocket
Chronometer, Copenhagen, No. 15522, c.
1870, the engine-turned decorated hunter
case marked 18K/JJ/Jules Jurgensen/15522
opens to the porcelain Roman numeral
dial signed Jules Jurgensen/Copenhagen
with sunk seconds and moon hands,
gold cuvette engraved No. 15522/Jules
Jurgensen/Copenhagen, fully jeweled pivoted
detent escapement, stem-wind, crown-set
movement signed as above with bimetallic
balance, and indexed regulator, dia. 52 mm,
133 g.
$3,000-5,000
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Jules Jurgensen 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Copenhagen, No. 15543, c. 1870,
porcelain Roman numeral dial signed Jules
Jurgensen/Copenhagen, sunk seconds and
blued spade hands, guilloche open-face
case marked 18K/JJ/Jules Jurgensen and
15543, the gold cuvette engraved No. 15543/
Jules Jurgensen, nickel lever escapement
20-jewel, stem-wind, Jurgensen patent
crown-set movement with gold bimetallic
balance, indexed regulator and signed Jules
Jurgensen/Copenhagen/20 Jewels/Adjusted
and 15543, dia. 54 mm, 118 g.
$2,000-4,000
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Watch, Copenhagen, No. 13224, 1875, front
lid opens to the Roman numeral porcelain dial
marked Jules Jurgensen/Copenhagen, sunk
seconds and blued-steel moon hands, inside
lid stamped Jules Jurgensen/18K/13224,
cuvette engraved with maker’s name, serial
number and Patent 1867 January 15, nickel
movement signed and numbered by maker,
patented crown setting and winding, lever
escapement, bimetallic balance and polished
steel regulator, all in a Jurgensen mahogany
display box with hinge edge stamped with
maker’s name and origin, factory card reading
in part: Jules Jurgensen Chronometer-WatchMaker/This is to certify that the accompanying
Patented Keyless Lever, No. 13224 has been
manufactured in my establishment December
1875/Jules Jurgensen, and with directions for
setting the hands, dia. 55 mm, 155.6 g.
$1,000-1,200
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Watch, Copenhagen, No. 11173, 1869,
guilloche case opens to the porcelain Roman
numeral dial marked Jules Jurgensen/
Copenhagen, blued-steel moon hands, inside
lid marked Jules Jurgensen/18K/11173,
patented crown-wind and setting, cuvette
engraved No. 11173/Jules Jurgensen/
Copenhagen opening to the nickel movement
marked with maker’s name, serial number
and origin, long lever escapement, bimetallic
balance, polished steel regulator arm and
wolf’s teeth winding wheelwork, all in a
Jules Jurgensen mahogany display box with
maker’s name stamped on lock plate, retailer
J.E. Caldwell/Philadelphia on inner fold-out,
original printed Jules Jurgensen factory
cards, one marked This is to certify that the
accompanying Patented Key Less Lever
Watch No. 11173 has been manufactured
in my establishment November 1869/Jules
Jurgensen and instructions for setting the
watch, dia. 51 mm, 115 g.
$1,000-1,500
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Brass Lever Escapement Model,
Warren, Pennsylvania, June 1896, perhaps
constructed by a watch making student, the
train is laid out on a 4 3/4 x 2 1/2-in. brass
plate marked Warren PA/June 1896 and
consists of a going barrel with mainspring,
a jeweled first wheel and escape wheel, the
pallets and balance with cap jewel, timing
screws and hairspring, engraved top plate and
balance bridge.
$300-500
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Hampden Watch Company 14kt Gold Hunter
Case Watch, Milwaukee, Wisconsin, No.
340075, c. 1878, heavy fully engraved 14kt
gold Dueber box-hinge case No. 760518, with
stylized monogram and floral framing and crown
on the front lid, five-point deer on the reverse
with similar framing, both enclosed within chased
and engraved borders, porcelain Roman numeral
dial marked Hampden Watch Co. with sunk
seconds and blued spade hands, crown-wind,
lever-set Gilowsky’s Standard full plate nickel
movement numbered as above with bimetallic
balance and gold timing screws, flat blued
hairspring and screwed chaton and cap jewel,
dia. 53.45 mm, 16.9 mm thick, 142.42 g.
$2,000-2,500
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Two 14kt Gold Elgin Watches, Illinois,
both stem-wind, lever-set, in 14kt gold Roy
cases, one with porcelain Roman numeral
dial marked Elgin, in an engine-turned and
engraved hunter case, dia. 40 mm, 57 g., and
a 19-jewel B.W. Raymond movement with a
Montgomery dial in an engine-turned openface case, dia. 49 mm, 88 g.
$300-500
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Two Gold Elgin Open Face Watches, Illinois,
c. 1885, both 15-jewel, grade 86, stem-wind,
lever-set movements, with porcelain dials
marked Elgin Nat’l Watch Co., one with Arabic
numerals, No. 1646324, in an engine-turned
18kt gold case, dia. 52 mm, 136 g., the other
with Roman numeral dial, No. 701442, in an
engraved 14kt gold case, dia. 52 mm, 132 g.
$300-500
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Elgin 18kt Tricolor Gold Lady’s Hunter
Case Watch, Illinois, No. 1149194, c. 1882,
porcelain Roman numeral dial with sunk
seconds, stem-wind, lever-set movement
marked with maker’s name and number
as above, scallop-shape case with floral
decoration in rose, white, and yellow gold
marked Warranted, 18, Karat Fine, dia. 44
mm, 84 g.
$700-900
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E. Howard & Co. 18kt Gold Open Face
Watch, Boston, Massachusetts, No. 308206,
double sunk Arabic numeral dial marked
E. Howard & Co./Boston, with blued-steel
hands, plain case marked N.G.W. & S. and
18K, rope-turned bezel, lid and band, plain
cuvette opens to a three-quarter plate, nickel,
15-jewel, lever escapement movement
inscribed and numbered by maker as above,
crown-wind and set, screwed gold chatons,
bimetallic balance with gold timing screws and
micrometer regulator, dia. 55 mm, 86.3 g.
$1,000-1,500
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Watch, Boston, Massachusetts, No. 309074,
porcelain, double sunk, Arabic numeral dial
inscribed E. Howard & Co./Boston, bluedsteel hands, 14kt guilloche case marked E H
& Co, and Warranted US Assay 14K, fluted
band, plain cuvette opening to damascened
nickel, crown-wind and set movement
numbered and signed by maker, screwed gold
chatons, micrometer-type regulator, bimetallic
balance with gold timing screws and flat
hairspring, dia. 55 mm, 182.8 g.
$2,000-4,000
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23-Jewel Watch, Boston, Massachusetts,
No.1112035, the double sunk porcelain
Arabic numeral dial marked Howard with red
outer minutes and seconds, and bluedsteel spade hands, the plain case marked
Howard/18K and the cuvette marked E.
Howard & Co./Boston opens to the 23-jewel
lever-escapement movement marked as
above and Special Adjustment Five Positions
and Temperature, bimetallic balance, gold
timing screws and micrometer regulator, dia.
50 mm, 92.9 g.
$500-700
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American Watch Company 18kt Gold Open
Face Watch, Waltham, Massachusetts, No.
2788371, Roman numeral sunk seconds dial,
blued-steel moon hands, guilloche case with
monogram shield on back, rope-turned band
and marked R, 18K and 694, cuvette opens
to the nickel, three-quarter plate, crown-wind,
lever-set movement marked and numbered by
maker as above, lever-escapement, screwed
gold chatons from the center through the
balance, gold center wheel, bimetallic balance
with gold timing screws and fork regulator, dia.
55 mm, 150.3 g.
$800-1,200
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Two Gold Hunter Case Watches, both in
guilloche cases, an American Watch Company
with a sunk seconds Roman numeral dial
marked American Watch Co,, a key-wind,
key-set, Appleton Tracy movement No.
454923, in an 18kt case, dia. 44 mm, 69 g.,
and a L. Reymond, No. 51459, with Roman
numeral dial marked Ls. Reymond, Locle,
a stem-wind, pin-set, bar-type movement
marked as the dial, in a 14kt case, dia.
49 mm, 85 g., together with a 14kt gold
propelling pencil engraved F.T.P. Jr., lg. 2 in.
$300-500
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Waltham 14kt Gold Hunter Case Watch,
Waltham, c. 1906, No. 15495410, double
sunk Arabic numeral dial marked Waltham,
damascened, stem-wind, lever-set movement
marked with number as above and 17 Jewels,
American Waltham Watch Co., in a heart motif
fully engraved case, together with a gold-filled
fob and chain, 56 mm, 157 g.
$800-1,000
118
Waltham Automobile Clock, Waltham,
Massachusetts, c. 1915, black Arabic numeral
dial with subsidiary seconds dial marked
Waltham, 8 Days, stem-wind, stem-set at six
position, in a base metal case with bracket for
hanging, ht. 4 in.
$200-400
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Waltham 14kt Gold “Riverside Maximus”
Open Face Watch, Waltham, Massachusetts,
No. 11510950, double sunk porcelain dial with
Arabic numerals and red five minute markings,
movement marked with model name and
number as above and A.W.W.Co., 23 Jewels,
Adjusted, in a fully engraved and engineturned case, dia. 47 mm, 78 g.
$400-600
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American Watch Co. 18kt Gold “P.S.
Bartlett” Open Face Watch, Waltham,
Massachusetts, No. 43995, c. 1865, porcelain
Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds, keywind, key-set movement marked with model
name and number as above, in an engineturned case marked 18K, with cuvette and
inner case back engraved for presentation,
dia. 50 mm, 101 g.
$700-900
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Waltham 18kt Gold Open Face Watch,
Massachusetts, No. 9503948, porcelain
Arabic numeral dial with sunk seconds marked
Waltham, stem-wind, stem-set, bridge-type
movement marked with serial number as
above and 23 Jewels, American Watch Co.,
Waltham, Mass., in a plain 18kt gold openface case, dia. 50 mm, 114 g.
$1,500-2,500
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American Watch Company 18kt Gold
“Model 1872” Open Face Watch, Waltham,
Massachusetts, No. 1637406, porcelain
Roman numeral dial with sunk seconds
marked A.W.Co., Waltham, 20-jewel, stemwind, lever-set, damascened nickel movement
marked with maker’s name and number as
above, in a 18kt gold, engine-turned case, dia.
54 mm, 149 g.
$800-1,200
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Waltham 14kt Gold “Riverside Maximus”
Open Face Watch, Waltham, Massachusetts,
No. 18102846, with porcelain double sunk
Arabic numeral dial marked Waltham,
damascened nickel movement marked with
maker, location, model, and number as above
and 23 Jewels, in an engine-turned, openface, Roy case, dia. 46 mm, 61g.
$600-800
124
Four Gold Waltham Open Face Watches,
Massachusetts, c. 1900, including a 19-jewel
Riverside with engraved gold-tone Roman
numeral dial in an 18kt gold case, and three
in 14kt gold cases, a 19-jewel Riverside with
porcelain Arabic numeral dial, a 19-jewel
Riverside A with engine-turned dial with
applied gold Roman numerals and a 17-jewel
with porcelain Arabic numeral dial, dia. 45 to
50 mm, total weight 290 g.
$400-600
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Waltham 18kt Gold Open Face Watch,
Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1868, No.
410,583, plain open-face case marked K
18, porcelain Roman numeral dial with sunk
seconds marked American Watch Co.,
key-wind, key-set from the back movement
marked as the dial and serial number as
above, dia. 52 mm, 104 g.
$500-700
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Four Gold-filled Hamilton Open Face
Watches, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, all with
porcelain Arabic numeral dials marked
Hamilton, a stem-wind, lever-set, 21-jewel
model 992, no. 702959 movement in
a Keystone case, and three 17-jewel
movements, a model 972 in a Philadelphia
case, and model 956 and 910 in Hamilton
25-year swing-out cases, dia. 47 to 51 mm.
$400-600
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Hamilton 14kt Gold “950” Open Face
Watch, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, No.
2505270, porcelain double sunk Arabic
numeral dial marked Hamilton, stem-wind,
lever-set movement marked with maker,
location, and model number as above and
23 Jewels, Adjusted 5 Positions, in a Dubois,
engine-turned, 14kt gold, open-face, case,
dia. 49 mm, 89 g.
$600-800
126
Waltham 14kt Gold Hunter Case
Chronograph, Waltham, Massachusetts, No.
3126287, the white enamel dial with Roman
numeral indicators and Arabic numeral minute
ring marked A.W.W. Co., Waltham, sunk
subsidiary dials for constant seconds and
fifteen minute register, stem-wind, lever-set
movement signed as the dial, in an engineturned case, dia. 53 mm.
$1,200-1,800
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Hamilton 18kt Gold Open Face Watch,
Lancaster, Pennsylvania, No. 3003846,
silver-tone dial with applied gold Arabic
numerals, stem-wind, stem-set, 23-jewel,
damascened nickel movement marked with
maker’s name and number as above and 23
Jewels, Adjusted 5 Positions, in a case with
monogram on back and cuvette engraved for
presentation, dia. 44 mm, 65 g.
$300-500
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Five Silver Open Face Watches, England
and America, four key-wind, key-set
movements, John Johnson, Liverpool, in a
pair case, movement marked Thos. Russell
& Son, Makers to the Queen, an unsigned
movement and a dial marked Quartier Au
Locle, all in engine-turned cases, and a stemwind, lever-set Hampden in a fully engraved
case, dia. 45 to 57 mm.
$200-400
138
Four Gold Waltham Pocket Watches,
Massachusetts, c. 1890, an American Watch
Company, No. 3964023, in an 18kt gold
plain hunter case, dia. 49 mm, 102 g., and
three in 14kt gold cases: a 23-jewel Riverside
Maximus, No. 22266011, in a monogrammed
case, a lady’s watch in a fully engraved hunter
case, and 17-jewel in a Solidarity case, dia. 40
to 49 mm, 179 g.
$300-500
130
Three 18kt Gold Open Face Watches, 19th
century, two with tricolor gold dials and rose
and white gold decoration outside the chapter
ring, one a Swiss bar-type movement in a
case with an engraved dial with an eagle,
a ship (perhaps the Constitution), a Federal
shield and thirteen applied rose gold stars and
Roman numerals, the other an M.I. Tobias
movement with an engraved gold dial and
applied rose gold Roman numerals, and an
L.H. Samuel chain fusee movement with
an engraved gold dial with applied Roman
numerals, dia. 46 to 48 mm, 244 g.
$400-600
134
Seven Open Face Watches, an Elgin “B.W.
Raymond” in a base metal case, a Waltham
“P.S. Bartlett” in an Oresilver case, an Illinois in
an engine-turned coin silver case, a Hampden
“John C. Dueber” in a base metal case and
three others in gold-filled cases, dia. 50 to 59
mm.
$300-400
139
Two 18kt Gold Lady’s Watches, late 19th
century, both stem-wind, lever-set movements
in fully engraved cases, a David Magnin No.
81444 with Roman numeral dial in a hunter
case with inside of case front engraved O.E.R.
Wallis, Boston, 1873, dia. 38 mm, 37 g., with
a double link, 14kt gold chain with a cameo
and gold fob, and a Swiss watch marked
on movement and dial for retailer Bigelow
Kennard & Co., Boston, in an open-face case,
dia. 37 mm, 50 g., with a fine, double link,
14kt gold chain, weight of both chains 54 g.
$800-1,200
131
Two Gold Pocket Watches, a key-wind,
key-set, Leon L. Gullet, No. 21037, in a plain
14kt gold hunter case, and key-wind, lever-set
movement marked Charles Sumner, Boston,
No. 212250, with double sunk Roman
numeral dial in a 14kt gold open-face case
with engraved back cover, dia. 51 to 54 mm,
264 g.
$300-500
132
Seven Silver Hunter Case Watches, three
English chain fusee watches: an R. Moin and
two unsigned, two Swiss watches from Locle:
a Bernard Jacot and a Jules Huguenin, both
bar movements with going barrels, and two
American, a Waltham “Broadway,” and an
Elgin, dia. 48 to 60 mm.
$200-400
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Six American Pocket Watches, goldfilled and coin silver cases, four Hampden
movements, two key-wind and key-set in coin
silver hunter cases, and two stem-wind in
gold-filled open-face cases, an Atlas in a goldfilled open-face case, and a Hartford in an
engraved, gold-filled hunter case, dia. 54 mm.
$200-400
136
Seven Waltham Open Face Watches,
various models, two “P.S. Bartlett,” a key-wind
in a sterling silver case and a stem-wind in
a base metal case, two “Appleton Tracy,”
No. 5711627 in a coin silver case and No.
12035531 in a base metal case, a private
label in a gold-filled case, and two American
Waltham in coin silver cases, dia. 54 to 56
mm.
$250-450
137
Three Gold American Pocket Watches,
United States Watch Co. No. 6540, Lord Elgin
No. U585481, and Elgin No. 3006735, the
United States Watch Co. an “Edwin Rollo”
with butterfly cut out in the backplate and
marked with number as above, in an 18kt
hunter case, dia. 53 mm, 125 g., the Lord
Elgin marked with serial number as above and
Elgin 543 U.S.A., 7 Adjustments, 21 Jewels,
in a 14kt open-face case, dia. 43 mm, 49
g., and a lady’s Elgin in a fully engraved 14kt
hunter case, dia. 39 mm, 56 g.
$400-600
140
Lady’s Waltham and Two Other Watches,
porcelain Arabic numeral dial marked
Waltham, plain 14kt gold open face case,
damascened nickel movement marked
Waltham Maximus, with two chatelaine
watch pins; a Seth Thomas with porcelain
sunk seconds Roman numeral dial marked
for the manufacturer, in an engine-turned,
gold-filled hunter case, with a stem-wind,
lever-set movement, No. 485481; and a Swiss
watch with skeletonized black with silver-tone
Roman numeral dial, a base metal open-face
case with front and rear crystals, stem-wind,
stem-set movement marked Girard-Perregaux
& Co., 7 seven jewels, Special, dia. 26 to 47
mm.
$250-450
141
Four Gold Lady’s Hunter Case Watches, all
in fully engraved cases, two 18kt: an American
Watch Co. Riverside model no. 1051488,
and an unsigned chain fusee movement in
an English hallmarked case, dia. 41 to 42
mm, 134 g., and two in 14kt: an E. Howard
15-jewel Series VI, no. 101351 G, and a
movement and dial marked Ella Long, dia. 39
mm, 115 g.
$400-600
142
Four 14kt Gold Lady’s Waltham Watches,
Waltham, Massachusetts, three in hunter
cases and one in an open-face case, dia. 32
to 39 mm, 150 g.
$300-500
143
Four Gold-filled Waltham Open Face
Watches, Waltham, Massachusetts, a
21-jewel Crescent Street, adjusted, No.
7489683, with double sunk Arabic numeral
dial in an engine-turned case, a 19-jewel
Riverside, adjusted to five positions, No.
17059653, with double sunk Arabic numeral
dial in an engraved back case, a 15-jewel
Waltham, No. 9437096, in an engine-turned
and engraved case, and a P.S. Bartlett, No.
1891467 in an engine-turned case, dia. 48 to
55 mm.
$150-200
144
Four Waltham Gold-filled Lady’s Watches,
Massachusetts, all stem-wind and set
movements with porcelain dials marked
Waltham, two in hunter cases and two openface, all dia. 35 mm.
$200-400
145
Six Gold-filled American Pocket Watches,
a Keystone Watch Co. “Dust Proof” No.
321153 in an engine-turned hunter case, a
17-jewel Ball “Official Railroad Standard” in an
open-face case, a 21-jewel, adjusted to five
positions, Illinois “A Lincoln” with Montgomery
dial, a 15-jewel, South Bend “407,” and two
Elgins: an open face with gold-tone dial and a
lady’s in a fully engraved hunter case, dia. 42
to 55 mm.
$300-500
146
Five American Open Face Watches,
Waltham and Illinois watch companies, two
Illinois watches in gold-filled cases, “The
Garland,” a 21-jewel damascened nickel
movement adjusted to three positions, No.
4505306 in a “Tivoli” case, an “A Lincoln”
19-jewel movement adjusted to five positions,
No. 4773339 in a “Wadsworth” case, and
three Waltham watches, a model 16-A
with 17-jewels and five adjustments, in a
base metal case, and a 17 and a 15-jewel
movements in Dueber 14kt gold-filled cases,
dia. 44 to 49 mm.
$300-500
147
Tiffany and Waltham Gold Pocket Watches,
the Tiffany with silver-tone dial with applied
gold Arabic numerals and Tiffany & Co.
banner, 21-jewel movement marked Agassiz
W. Co. Swiss, 21 Jewels, 8 Adjustments,
237905, in an 18kt gold open face case
44 mm, 54 g., and a lady’s Waltham with
porcelain Arabic numeral dial marked
Waltham, in 14kt gold hunter case with a
crescent moon and star set with diamonds on
the back cover, dia. 32 mm, 30 g.
$400-600
148
Zlatoust 191-yC Russian Diver Watch, black
dial with Arabic numerals for the even hours
and indices for the others, stainless steel
case with screw-on bezel, the back marked
1392, and screw-down “canteen crown,”
with composition band, all in original box with
paperwork, dia. including crown 78 mm, 273
g.
$600-800
149
Movado Vizio Men’s Black Leather
Chronograph, Switzerland, black
chronograph dial with date display at the
four o’clock position, four-button quartz
movement, in a water resistant stainless steel
case with a black leather strap.
$300-500
151
Longines Automatic Watch, Switzerland,
silver-tone dial marked Longines, Automatic,
with applied Arabic numerals at 3, 6, 9,
and 12, and baton indicators for the rest,
subsidiary seconds above six, automatic
wind movement all in a 14kt gold case with a
Speidel metal band.
$800-1,200
152
Two Swiss Wristwatches, c. 1930, both
with Arabic numeral dials with seconds at
the six o’clock position and leather straps, a
gentleman’s with the dial marked Hodgson,
Kennard & Co., with luminous hands and
numerals, 17-jewel International Watch Co.
movement all in a 14kt gold case, and a lady’s
with the dial marked Shreve, Crump & Low
Co., case back stamped Movado Factories,
Switzerland.
$300-500
153
Movado Triple Calendar Watch, Switzerland,
c. 1949, the bicolor dial with Arabic numerals,
subsidiary seconds dial, month and day
apertures, and outer date ring, a 17-jewel
manual-wind movement with two quick-set
push buttons for advancement of day and
month, no. T1618751, 44776, in a 14kt gold
case, completed by a brown alligator pattern
leather strap.
$600-800
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Cartier 14kt Gold Wristwatch, Switzerland,
with silver-tone dial marked Cartier, manualwind movement marked 17 Seventeen
Jewels, Unadjusted, Swiss, Movado Factories,
in a 14kt gold case marked inside case back
14K 0.585, Movado Factories, with a new
leather band, with associated leather case
marked Cartier.
$1,000-1,500
150
Oris Classic Date Automatic Wristwatch,
Switzerland, black dial with Arabic numerals
at 3, 9, and 12, with date display at the
six o’clock position, automatic 26-jewel
movement in a stainless steel case with the
movement visible through the case back, with
an alligator pattern leather strap.
$400-600
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J. Weber Year Duration Floor Regulator,
Vienna, c. 1875, dial marked J Weber, Wien,
with silvered Roman numeral chapter ring and
subsidiary seconds attached to the engraved
brass dial plate, pierced, blued-steel hands,
time-only movement with heavy brass plates,
maintaining power, deadbeat escapement,
and crutch beat adjustment, foliate engraved
brass-cased weight, pulley, and pendulum
bob are nickel plated, all in an oak case with
sarcophagus top, applied carvings, Corinthian
capitals on engaged hood columns, glazed
waist door all on bun feet, ht. 100 in.
Literature: Illustrated in Victor Kochaver,
Beautiful Vienna Regulators of the 19th
Century, p. 134.
$4,000-6,000
156
Year Duration Floor Standing Vienna
Regulator, c. 1880, attributed to J. Schulz,
flat-top mahogany veneered case with
contrasting accents of burl in the frieze and
the base, turned columns with contrasting
Corinthian capitals attached to the door,
two-piece, 10 1/4-in., porcelain, Roman
numeral dial with subsidiary seconds dial,
blued, pierced steel hands, year duration,
time-only movement with maintaining power,
deadbeat escapement, and crutch beat
adjustment, powered by a brass-cased weight
and regulated by a seconds pendulum with
flattened brass rod flanked by a steel rod and
barleytwist brass rod, brass-faced bob with
centered, enameled, regulator status dial, ht.
79 in.
Literature: Illustrated in Victor Kochaver,
Beautiful Vienna Regulators of the 19th
Century, p. 133.
$8,000-10,000
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157
157
M. Gerz Thirty-day Carved Vienna
Timepiece, Austria, fruitwood case with
carved foliate crest and column capitals on
full-length door, two-piece porcelain Roman
numeral dial marked M. Gerz, Wien, with
subsidiary faux seconds dial, brass, time-only
movement with maintaining power, deadbeat
escapement, and crutch beat adjustment,
powered by a brass-cased weight and
regulated by a pendulum with wood rod and
brass-faced bob, ht. 53 in.
$1,000-1,500
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158
Thirty -day Vienna Regulator Timepiece,
Austria, dark stained case with turned finial
centered above the porcelain Roman numeral
dial, brass bezel, full-length glazed door and
sides, lower pediment with final and drops,
thirty-day time-only movement with deadbeat
escapement, maintaining power, and crutch
beat setting, powered by a brass-cased
weight and regulated by a pendulum with
wood rod and brass-faced bob, ht. 47 in.
$1,000-1,500
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159
Ninety-day Vienna Regulator Wall Clock,
Austria, fruitwood veneered case with pitched
pediment top, full-length glazed door with
applied, ebonized, half-columns, 8-in. twopiece porcelain Arabic numeral dial with plain
brass bezel, blued, pierced steel hands, brass,
adjustment, powered by a brass-cased weight
and regulated by a pendulum with wood rod
and brass-faced bob, ht. 56 in.
$1,000-1,500
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160
Baroque-style Walnut Thirty-day Floor
Regulator, Austria, c. 1880, carved crown,
applied carved scroll accents on hood, foliate
capitals and bases on hood, waist, and base
columns, all on bun feet, circular dial with
silvered, applied, Roman numeral chapter
ring, foliate engraved brass dial center marked
Jos. Neuwirth, Bernardgasse 6, Wien, with
matching engraving on weight and pendulum
bob, thirty-day time-only movement with
and crutch beat adjustment, ht. 94 in.
$4,000-6,000
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161
Baroque-style Walnut Thirty -day Floor
Regulator, Austria, c. 1880, dial with applied
silvered Arabic numeral chapter ring, foliate
engraved dial center with matching engraving
on weight and pendulum bob, carved
headpiece, applied carvings at each corner
of hood, waist and base, glazed waist door,
raised base panel with applied carving, thirtyday time-only movement with maintaining
power, deadbeat escapement, and crutch
beat adjustment, ht. 94 in.
$4,000-6,000
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162
Walnut Vienna Thirty-day Wall Timepiece,
fruitwood and mahogany veneered case
with central finial above the porcelain Roman
numeral dial, brass bezel, glazed sides
and full-length door, lower pediment with
drop, thirty-day time-only movement with
and crutch beat adjustment, powered by
a brass-cased weight and regulated by a
pendulum with wood rod and brass-faced
bob, ht. 50 in.
$1,000-1,500
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Year Duration Vienna Regulator Wall
Timepiece, Vienna, Austria, dark stained
case with carved central crest and two turned
finials, two-piece, full-length glazed door and
sides, 6 1/2-in. Roman numeral dial marked
...lmann in Wien, year duration, time-only
escapement, and crutch beat adjustment,
powered by a brass-cased weight and
$2,000-3,000
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164
Year Duration Oak Vienna Wall Regulator,
Austria, c. 1870, pitched pediment top with
turned central finial, piecrust moldings around
all glazed openings, 9-in., foliate engraved,
silvered dial plate with porcelain cartouche
Roman numerals, pierced steel hands, year
duration, time-only movement with maintaining
power, deadbeat escapement, and crutch
beat adjustment, powered by a brass-cased
weight and regulated by a pendulum with
wood rod and brass-faced bob, ht. 82 in.
$2,000-3,000
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165
Gustave Becker Grand Sonnerie Vienna
Regulator, Germany, two piece porcelain
Arabic numeral dial, blued, pierced steel
hands, eight-day time and grand sonnerie
striking powered by three brass-cased
weights and regulated by a pendulum, in a
walnut case with turned finials, full-length
glazed door with applied half columns, and a
lower pediment with applied leaf decoration
and turned finials, ht. 47 in.
$700-900
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166
August Jager Small Vienna Regulator,
Stockerau, Austria, c. 1890, pitched pediment
mahogany case, full-length glazed door
with fluted half columns attached, all over
a scrolled lower plinth, 4 1/2-in. two-piece,
porcelain Roman numeral dial marked
August Jager, Stockerau, eight-day time-only
movement with deadbeat escapement and
crutch beat adjustment, powered by a brasscased weight and regulated by a pendulum
(both missing), ht. 35 in.
$200-300
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167
Vienna Wall Regulator, c. 1890, applied
molded crest above the full-length glazed
door with split baluster turned columns,
Roman numeral paper dial with Art Nouveau
decorated center mat, eight-day time and
strike, spring-powered movement with grid
iron pendulum, ht. 45 in.
$400-600
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168
Year Duration Vienna Floor Regulator with
Calendar, Austria, c. 1880, 11-in. composite
brass dial with applied Roman numeral
chapter ring and silvered seconds dial,
openings for month, day-of-the-week, and
day-of-the-month, brass, time-only movement
with deadbeat escapement powered by two
square, brass-cased weights and regulated by
a pendulum with wood rod and brass-faced
bob, in a walnut case, sarcophagus top with
carved fan, hood door with carved foliate
spandrels, waist door glazed with beveled
glass, inset panel in base, enclosed bracket
feet, ht. 103 in.
$4,000-6,000
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169
Ninety-day Vienna Floor Regulator, c. 1890,
round composite brass dial with silvered
Roman numeral chapter ring and Arabic
numeral seconds, engraved center marked
1888, blued, pierced steel hands, long
duration movement with maintaining power,
adjustment, engraved, brass-cased weight,
pulley and brass pendulum bob, in a flat-top
oak case with dentil molding and acanthus
leaves brackets in the frieze, Ionic columns
flanking the full-length glazed door, the central
base panel with a door flanked by carved flat
columns, all on flattened bun feet, ht. 87 in.
$4,000-6,000
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170
M. Halbkram Year Duration Floor Regulator,
Vienna, c.1880, fully engraved dial marked
M Halbkram, with silvered chapter ring and
porcelain cartouche Roman numerals, center
with subsidiary seconds, delicate blued,
pierced steel hands, a triple-plate timepiece
escapement and crutch beat adjustment,
the winding drum and center wheel arbor
between the front and backplate with the
rest of the train between the center and rear
plate, pierced pulley and crutch, powered
by a brass-cased weight and regulated by a
pendulum, all in an ornate walnut case with
glazed waist door, ht. 86 in.
$3,000-5,000
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Joh. Salfer Year Duration Vienna Floor
Regulator, Austria, c. 1890, 9 1/2-in. foliate
engraved brass dial plate marked Joh.
Salfer, Wien, with applied silvered Roman
numeral chapter ring and subsidiary seconds
dial, blued, pierced steel hands, triple-plate
time and strike movement with maintaining
power, deadbeat escapement, crutch beat
adjustment, great wheels between the front
and rear plates and the reminder of the trains
between the middle and rear plates, powered
by brass-cased weights and regulated by
a compensated pendulum, in a walnut
veneered case with sarcophagus top, turned
and carved columns attached to hood door,
glazed waist door with pierced wood overlay,
front base panel hinged to allow access to
interior, ht. 95 in.
$10,000-15,000
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172
Brass Lantern Clock for the Turkish Market,
England, c. 1780, topped by a strapped bell
and pierced brass frets, dial with applied
chapter ring with Turkish numerals and minute
markings, matted center and maker’s boss
in the arch in Arabic, two blued-steel hands,
thirty-hour time and countwheel strike posted
frame movement powered by a single lead
weight and regulated by a verge escapement
with a short pendulum, with a purpose built
associated wooden bracket, ht. of clock only
13 in.
$2,500-4,500
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James De La Froom Lantern Clock,
England, brass case with strapped bell above,
heraldic brass frets, engraved Roman numeral
chapter ring with half- and quarter-hour
markings, engraved dial plate marked James
De La Froom, single steel hand, thirty-hour
time, countwheel strike, and alarm movement
with recoil escapement, regulated by a long
pendulum and powered by three lead weights,
ht. 17 1/2 in.
$2,500-3,500
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Japanese Hardwood Shaku Dokei with
Namagata Dial, c. 1850, glazed hood
with sliding front door over the trunk with
Namagata dial of thirteen columns with a scale
to show the changing hours read against a
descending arm attached to the weight, key
drawer (with key) in the base, the weightdriven movement with four turned pillars, floral
engraved front plate, and topped by a balance
wheel, ht. 17 5/8 in.
$1,000-1,500
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175
Yohannes Van Wyk Marquetry Inlaid Dutch
Long Case Clock, Amsterdam, c. 1770,
the fully floral decorated inlaid case with a
removable pagoda top, fretted sound vents,
three carved and gilded figures, cornice with
pierced sound vents, arched and glazed
hood door with engaged string inlaid columns
flanking the composite brass dial with Roman
numeral arcaded silvered chapter ring,
recessed day-of-the-week, day-of-the-month,
seconds dial, moon’s age in the arch, lunar
cycle aperture
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and engraved Yohannes Van Wyk Amsterdam,
ovolo-shaped corner waist door with an
applied cast brass lenticle mount, canted
corner base, all resting on four bun feet, eightday brass time and “Dutch striking” movement
with side-mounted alarm, rack and snail strike,
and anchor recoil escapement all regulated by
a seconds beating pendulum and powered by
two brass-cased weights and separate alarm
weights, ht. 105 in.
$10,000-15,000
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176
Mahogany and Mahogany Veneered
Longcase Clock, Holland, c. 1780, pitch
pediment case with dentil moldings and
central urn finial, marquetry and applied
ebonized and light wood columns capped with
brass, the glazed door over the composite
brass Roman numeral dial with moon’s age in
the arch and painted Dutch scenes, arcaded
chapter ring, month, day-of-the-week, and
day-of-the-month indications set on a matted
and engraved center, all framed with cast
brass spandrels, canted-corner frame, the
inlaid rectangular waist door with glazed
lenticle and cast brass urn, all on a base with
fluted corners framing the marquetry and
inlay, fluted base molding and feet, eight-day
time, Dutch striking movement with alarm
mechanism on two bells, two brass-cased
weights and seconds beating pendulum, ht.
101 in.
$8,000-12,000
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Samuel Hodges Mahogany Longcase
Clock, London, c. 1770, pagoda-top hood
above the brass stop-fluted reeded columns,
composite brass Roman numeral dial with
silvered chapter ring, applied brass urn and
foliate decorated spandrels, matted center,
strike/silent in the arch and applied name boss
reading Sam. Hodges London, tombstone
shaped waist door, brass capital stop-fluted
quarter-columns, all resting on a stepmolded base, eight-day time and hour strike
movement, regulated by a pendulum and
powered by two tin-cased weights, ht. 103 in.
$2,500-4,500
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177
Dutch Hood Clock, c. 1790, dome-top
mahogany and oak case topped by center
finial of Atlas flanked by trumpeting angels,
glazed hood door with applied ebonized half
columns, pressed brass Roman numeral dial
with a harvest scene in the arch, brass and
iron one-day time, strike, and alarm movement
powered by two brass-cased weight, ht. 58 in.
$1,200-1,800
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Marquetry Dutch Hood Clock, c. 1800,
mahogany case with floral marquetry
throughout, dome-top hood with glazed
arched door over the painted iron Roman
numeral dial with a village scene in the arch
and applied pressed brass four season
spandrels, thirty-hour time, strike, and alarm
movement regulated by a pendulum, ht. 53 in.
$800-1,200
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Small Dutch Stoelklok, c. 1800, mermaids
on each side of the painted wood bracket,
4-in. painted Roman numeral dial flanked by
parrots, thirty-hour time, strike, and alarm
movement powered by two brass-cased
weights and regulated by a short pendulum,
ht. 15 in.
$600-800
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Small Dutch Hood Clock with Automata,
c. 1800, mahogany dome-top case, glazed
dial door with attached half-columns, painted
brass dial of a seaside scene with matted
center and applied Roman numeral chapter
ring, in the arch a fisherman catches a fish
with each revolution of the escape wheel, oneday, brass and iron, time, strike, and alarm
weights, ht. 36 in.
$600-800
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French Black Forest-style Wall Clock
and Barometer, c. 1880, balustrade
topped entablature, supported by pairs of
freestanding, turned columns flanking the dial,
Celsius thermometer and barometer centered
below, 8-in. carved wood dial with enameled
Roman numeral cartouches, pierced brass
hands, eight-day, spring-powered, time and
strike movement regulated by a pendulum,
ht. 36 in.
$700-900
183
Thomas Mason Bucks Inlaid Oak Longcase
Clock, London, arch-top hood with dentil
molding above the freestanding columns
flanking the brass Roman numeral composite
brass dial engraved Tos. Mason Bucks, with
engraved center, and applied brass spandrels,
shell-inlaid waist door and base, all resting on
step-molded base, eight-day time and hour
strike movement, regulated by a strap brass
pendulum rod and two iron weights, ht. 94 in.
$1,000-1,500
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N.J. LeBrun Oak Longcase Clock, Belgium,
c. 1776, the case with scrolls and foliate
swags carved in relief, hood with broken
swan’s neck pediment and glazed door
over the 11-in. composite brass dial, pewter
chapter ring with arcade outer ring, and
maker’s boss in the arch marked N.J. LeBrun
a St. Amand, 1776, thirty-hour, iron posted
frame time and Dutch strike movement, ht.
108 in.
$300-500
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John Reilly Mahogany Tall Case Clock,
Dublin, Ireland, c. 1790, pitch pediment top
with scrolled blind fretwork above freestanding
fluted columns flanking the Roman numeral
composite brass dial with ringed winding
holes, calendar aperture, and engraved John
Reilly Dublin, serpentine shaped waist door,
and reeded quarter-columns, all terminating
on bracket feet, eight-day time and hour strike
movement, powered by two iron weights and
regulated by a pendulum, ht. 90 in.
$1,500-2,500
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English Mahogany Tall Case Clock, c. 1810,
swan’s neck hood with blind fretwork above
the freestanding columns, Roman numeral
painted iron dial with fruit decorated arch, and
spandrels, crotch mahogany veneered waist
door with line inlay, similar base, all resting on
a shaped bracket foot base, eight-day time
and hour strike movement, and a brass-faced
pendulum, ht. 87 in.
$500-700
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William Dickie Mahogany Tall Case Clock,
Paisley, Scotland, c. 1825, flat-top case with
freestanding turned columns with protruding
stepped platforms flanking the Roman numeral
painted iron dial with moon’s age in arch, marked
Willm. Dickie Paisley, seconds bit, and calendar
aperture, full-length waist door with rope-turned
quarter-columns, terminating in an ogee molded
base, brass eight-day time and quarter-hour
strike on three bells and hour strike on a single
bell, unmarked false plate, powered by two cast
iron weights and regulated by a brass-faced
$650-850
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Scottish Mahogany Tall Clock, c. 1820, flat-top
string-inlaid hood, freestanding turned columns
flanking the Roman numeral painted iron dial with
pierced gilt hands, floral spandrels and a classical
woman in the arch, calendar and seconds
subsidiary dial, crotch mahogany full-length
tombstone waist door flanked by crossbanded
and string-inlaid columns, lower section with
crotch mahogany central panel resting on squat
French feet, eight-day time and hour strike
movement with false plate reading Whitaker
Shreev Halifax, powered by two lead weights and
regulated by a tin-faced pendulum, ht. 84 in.
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Note: Reportedly from the estate of Vera Innes.
$2,000-3,000
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Bench-made Mahogany Dwarf Clock, early
20th century, swan’s neck hood with central finial
and blind fretwork in the tympanum, freestanding
fluted columns flanking the Roman numeral
painted iron dial with a rocking ship automata
in the arch, midsection with dentil molding,
relief-carved freeze, highly figured mahogany
serpentine-shaped waist door, and fluted
quarter-columns, base with similar relief carving
on chamfered corners, all resting on ogee
bracket feet, eight-day time and strike with recoil
escapement, powered by two lead weights and
regulated by a pendulum, ht. 57 1/2 in.
$2,000-4,000
190
Sinclair Harding Precision Astronomical
Regulator, London, No. 6, c. 1997, mahogany
low dome-top case with beveled glass dial door,
viewing window and full-length waist door, brass
stringing throughout, silvered brass dial marked
Sinclair Harding, England/No. 6, second’s dial
at the top, hours at the bottom, minutes around
the perimeter with blued-steel hands, eight-day
deadbeat escapement with jeweled pallets,
highly polished wheel work and pinions, beatsetting adjustment on blued-steel crutch, bluedsteel screws and other elements, steel pendulum
rod, heavy brass bob hanging from bracket on
case back, calibrated silvered regulating disc
within the bob and lower beat scale, ht. 77 1/2
in.
$5,000-7,000
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193
John Walker Rosewood Chime Clock,
London, c. 1870, No. 6967, break arch top
with four urn finials, ormolu arch decoration,
side sound frets, and foliate scroll feet, door
with chamfered columns, composite brass
dial with silvered Roman numeral chapter
ring marked JNo. Walker, 230 Regent St.,
No.6967, with subsidiary dials in the arch
marked Chime/Silent, and Chime on Eight
Bells/Cambridge Chimes, eight-day, triple
chain fusee movement with eight bells and
gong strike marked as the dial, all regulated by
a pendulum, ht. 18 in.
$4,000-6,000
194
John Ladd Mahogany Bracket Clock,
London, stepped-top case with pineapple
finial, pierced brass side sound frets below
side carrying handles, inset brass mounted
front panels, all on brass ball feet, 8-in.
convex Roman numeral dial marked John
Ladd, Cornhill, London, 307, with eight-day,
fusee, time and strike movement, with edge
engraved backplate and marked with maker’s
name and location, ht. 20 in.
$1,000-1,500
195
Stroud Dome-top Mahogany Bracket
Clock, Pentonville, England, c. 1820,
mahogany case with pineapple finial, brass
inlay, pierced brass side sound frets, and
ring side carrying handles, all on brass ball
feet, 8-in. painted iron dial marked Stroud,
Pentonville, eight-day time and strike,
chain fusee movement with a brass-faced
$1,500-2,500
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191
F.W. Clerke Astronomical Regulator,
London, c. 1880, oak round-top case with
glazed door and carved oak leaf and acorn
fret below masking the 12-in. silvered brass
dial engraved F.W. Clerke, 27 Lombard Street,
London, outer Arabic minutes, seconds dial
in the upper quadrant and Roman numeral
hours below, all with blued-steel hands, eightday heavy plate movement with deadbeat
escapement, jeweled pallet faces, maintaining
power, six-spoke brass pulley, mercury,
temperature-compensated pendulum with
regulating scale, silvered beat scale mounted
inside the case, and a brass-cased cylindrical
weight, ht. 72 in.
$5,000-7,000
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192
Sheraton Boardroom Bracket Clock
Attributed to Elliott, London, c. 1890, the
dome top mahogany case with inlaid banding
and floral marquetry capping the rectangular
silvered brass engraved Roman numeral dial
with three subsidiary dials, Chime-Silent, FastSlow and Whittington Chime--Westminster
Chime, the chapters and dials all set on a
fully engraved dial plate, molded base with
additional marquetry decoration, the case
sides inlaid in a matching form with pierced
blind sound frets, all with the mahogany
molded bracket with banded inlay and
dentil work to display the clock, eight-day
time, strike, and quarter chime, three-train
movement with chimes as selected on five
gongs or eight bells, and pendulum, ht. as
mounted on bracket 36 in.
$4,000-6,000
196
English Gilt Quarter-chiming Mantel Clock,
retailed by William Bond & Son, Boston, c.
1880, large gilt-brass and beveled glass
case with engaged three-quarter Corinthian
columns at the corners, 7-in. Roman numeral
dial marked Wm. Bond & Son, Boston,
subsidiary chime/silent and Westminster/
Cambridge selector dials below, gilt dial
mask with applied pierced floral champlevé
decoration, eight-day time, strike, and dual
chime movement with Westminster chime on
gongs and Cambridge chime on eight-bells,
pull repeat, all regulated by a brass-faced
$3,000-5,000
196
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201
197
Tiffany & Company Ebonized Dual-chime
Bracket Clock, probably England, c. 1880,
ebonized dome-top case with four flame
finials, cast brass door frame, side carrying
handles, pierced side sound frets, and
Corinthian columns at the front corners,
all on ogee feet, composite brass dial with
matted center, silvered Roman numeral
chapter ring and subsidiary dials for Chime/
Silent and Westminster Chimes/Chime on
Eight Bells in the arch, triple fusee, eight-day
time, gong strike, and quarter-chime on nine
bells movement with engraved backplate and
pendulum, ht. 18 1/2 in.
$3,000-5,000
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Mahogany Quarter-chiming Mahogany
Bracket Clock, A. Stowell & Co. Boston,
c. 1900, step-molded dome-top case with
central flame finial, above the cast brass
caryatid flanking the composite brass dial,
with matted center, silvered Roman numeral
chapter ring marked A. Stowell & Co. Boston,
applied spandrels, and slow/fast subsidiary
dial in arch, all resting on cast brass hairy paw
feet, eight-day time and quarter-hour chime on
wire gongs brass movement stamped W&H
SCH 2, with brass-faced pendulum, ht. 21 in.
$2,000-3,000
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Winterhalder & Hofmeier Westminster
Chime Bracket Clock, Germany, c. 1900,
dome-top mahogany case with pineapple
finials, fabric-backed, pierced brass, side
sound frets, all on scroll feet, composite
brass dial with matted center, silvered Roman
numeral chapter ring and subsidiary fast/slow
dial in the arch, eight-day time, strike, and
Westminster chime on gongs, movement,
$400-600
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201
William Johnson Ebonized Bracket Clock,
London, c. 1780, dome-top case with brass
bail carrying handle and beading above the
hinged glazed door with brass trim, Roman
numeral sheet brass dial with engraved floral
spandrels, pierced iron hands, Chime/Silent
in the arch, and reading William Johnson
London, resting on a brass bracket foot base,
engraved backplate with central engraved
maker’s cartouche WJ, and similar floral
decoration as the front dial, eight-day time
and strike, five-pillar, fusee movement, with
crown wheel verge escapement, regulated
by a pear-shaped pendulum, ht. with handle
extended 17 in.
$2,000-4,000
202
George Yonge Musical Bracket Clock,
London, c. 1825, mahogany, triple-pad,
break arch-top case with brass top-mounted
handle, pierced side sound frets, and frame
to the dial aperture, on brass ball feet, painted
iron dial marked G. Yonge, Strand, London,
with Roman numeral chapter ring and inner
calendar ring, strike/silent in arch along with
tune selections marked Jigg, Air, Minuet,
March, Dance, Song, eight-day, twin fusee,
time and strike movement with music on
command on nine bells, with fully engraved
backplate and a pendulum, ht. with handle
extended 18 in.
$7,000-9,000
203
203
Pennsylvania Mahogany Bracket Clock,
attributed to John Crowley, Philadelphia, c.
1812, single pad, break arch-top case with
brass carrying handle, brass door accents
and trim around the glazed dial opening, all on
brass ogee feet, painted iron Roman numeral
dial with strike/silent in the arch, eight-day,
fusee, time and strike movement with bell
marked in part G. Ainsworth, all regulated by a
pendulum, ht. with handle extended 19 in.
Note: Attribution based on a letter with the
clock from the late Pennsylvania clock expert,
Edward LaFond, dated June 1, 1992, stating
in part, “It is my belief that your clock was
made by JOHN CROWLEY in Philadelphia...”
$7,000-9,000
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Pagoda-top English Bracket Clock, c.
1830, mahogany case with brass side carrying
handles, pierced side sound frets, bezel and
inlay to the front of the case, all on flattened
bun feet, 8-in. painted iron Roman numeral
dial marked Greenwich, eight-day, twin fusee,
time and gong strike movement regulated by a
$1,000-1,500
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C.F. Younge Chiming Gothic Library Clock,
Sheffield, England, c. 1840, oak case with
carved flame over dual quatrefoils finial,
accented with foliate and trefoil carvings,
fabric backed pierced side sound frets,
engaged hexagonal acanthus leave columns
flanking the brass and beveled glass bezel
over the 10-in. silvered Roman numeral dial,
subsidiary chime/not chime dial above marked
C.F. Younge, Sheffield, and presentation
plaque below marked Presented to The
Bebd. Stephen H. Langston M.A. by the
congregation of St. Georges Church, Sheffield
as a small token of their affection and esteem
for the faithful manner in which he performed
his duties as THEIR PASTOR, for a period of
15 Years, Septr. 1840, with eight-day, fusee,
time, strike, and Whittington quarter chime
on eight bells movement regulated by a
$2,500-4,500
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Black Forest “Wag-on-the-Wall” Clock,
Germany, c. 1840, with pressed brass dial
and surround, 5-in. Roman numeral dial
with cherub above, wood, brass, and steel
thirty-hour time and strike movement powered
by two cast iron weights and regulated by a
$350-450
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Small Continental “Wag-on-the-Wall”
Clock, possibly Germany, c. 1840, arched
pressed brass dial with 2 1/4-in. porcelain
Roman numeral chapter ring and brass alarm
disc, wood, brass, and steel, time and alarm
movement, powered by a brass-cased weight,
ht. 5 in.
$200-250
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Camerer Kuss & Co. “Wag-on-the-Wall”
Clock, London, c. 1840, with 6-in. painted
wood Roman numeral dial marked Camerer
Kuss & Co., 522 Oxford Street, London, brass
hands, bezel, and alarm dial, all in a dial clockstyle surround, one-day “Black Forest” time
and alarm movement powered by a cast iron
weight and regulated by a pendulum, dia. 9 in.
$200-250
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William Edward Frodsham Two-day Marine
Chronometer, No. 1, Change Alley, London,
c. 1823, the two-tier mahogany box opens
to the printed label under the lid stating in
part Parkinson & Frodsham, Chronometer
Makers to the Right Honorable, the Lords
Commifsioners of the Admiralty & Honorable
C.M. Company, 4 Change Alley, opposite
the South Gate, Royal Exchange, London...,
3-in. silvered engraved Roman numeral dial
marked Will (m). E (d). Frodsham/Eleve of/
Parkinson & Frodsham/Change Alley/London/
No. 1, seconds dial and blued-steel hands,
gimbaled and movement mounted in a brass
bowl, three quarter brass plate chain fusee
movement signed Willm. E. Frodsham/Change
Alley/London, spring detent escapement, twoarm split balance with two brass timing screws
and wedge-shaped weights, helical hairspring,
diamond endstone, and maintaining power,
all in a two-tiered mahogany box with bail
carrying handles, vacant number boss and
brass escutcheon, ht. 6 1/4, wd. 6, dp. 5 3/4
in.
Note: William Edward Frodsham (18041825) was the son of William James
Frodsham (1779-1850) and the student,
or “eleve” as engraved on the dial, of
Parkinson & Frodsham. William Edward
was about 20 years old when he made this,
his first chronometer and died a year or
so later from drowning while bathing. The
present timekeeper was used on voyages
of exploration to the Arctic Circle in 1823 to
Spitsbergen, Norway, and in 1824 to Repulse
Bay, Canada. Its whereabouts since 1900
have been unknown until recently discovered
by Skinner.
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William Edward’s second chronometer
traveled in much more temperate climates.
No. 2 served 80 years with the Royal Navy
including service on the HMS Beagle carrying
young naturalist Charles Darwin on a fiveyear voyage. Darwin’s notes on this voyage
eventually became The Origin of the Species.
$4,000-6,000
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H.H. Heinrich Two-day Marine
Chronometer, No. 507, New York, c. 1880,
4-in., silvered, twenty-four-hour, Arabic
numeral dial marked with subsidiary seconds
and up/down sector, marked H.H. Heinrich,
New York, No. 507, chain fusee movement
with spring detent escapement, maintaining
power, split bimetallic balance, helical balance
spring, in a fully gimbaled brass bowl with
screw bezel, two-tier, brass-bound, rosewood
box with inset brass carrying handles, serial
number and maker’s plate, ht. 7 1/2, with
green felt-lined mahogany transport box, ht. 7
1/2, wd. 7, dp. 7 in.
$2,500-3,500
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William Bond and Son Two-day
Marine Chronometer, No. 627, Boston,
Massachusetts, the two-tier mahogany box
opens to the 4-in. silvered and engraved 24hour dial signed Wm. Bond & Son, Boston,
No. 627., seconds dial, up/down indicator,
and spade hands, the two-day chain fusee,
three-quarter spotted plate movement set in
a brass bowl and gimbals with spring detent
escapement, helical hairspring, split bimetallic
temperature-compensating two-arm balance
with timing screws, cylindrical weights and
diamond endstone, figured mahogany box
with recessed handles, name boss marked
Wm. Bond & Son/627/Boston and tipsy key,
ht. 7 1/2, wd. 7, dp. 7 1/4 in.
$2,500-3,500
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Five Chronometer Boxes and a Liberty
Aviation Clock Case, a red velvet-lined outer
chronometer case, a three-tier mahogany
case with brass plaque reading Hamilton
Watch Co. with brass gimbal, two unmarked
three-tier boxes, one with a brass gimbal,
and a circular clock case with twelve screw
terminals and marked Liberty.
$300-500
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Thomas Mercer Two-day Chronometer,
St. Albans, England, no. 23945, 4-in. Roman
numeral silvered dial marked Thomas Mercer,
up/down indicator, seconds dial, blued-steel
hands, two-arm split bimetallic balance with
brass weights and screws, spotted plate,
chain-drive fusee movement, spring detent
escapement, brass bowl, and gimbal, in a
fitted, glazed, single-tier box.
$800-1,200
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Two Russian Two-day Chronometers, 20th
century, both with 4-in. silvered brass dials
with Arabic numerals and signed in Cyrillic,
one numbered 23573, the other 26503,
with up/down indicators, seconds dials, and
brass hands, striped damascened full-plate
movement with chain fusee, two-arm split
steel balance with brass weights and timing
screws, and plate stamped with maker’s logo,
one with a brass bowl, one with acrylic, both
in brass-bound boxes with glazed opening,
and brass maker’s plaques.
$300-500
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Elgin “Father Time” Deck Chronometer, no.
21098078, c. 1918, the 2 1/8-in. porcelain
Roman numeral dial marked Hamilton National
Watch Co., with sunk subsidiary seconds and
up/down indicator dials, 21-jewel, free-sprung,
damascened nickel movement with screwdown gold jewel settings, in a gimbaled brass
bowl, all in a three-tier mahogany box with
inset brass maker’s plate, and plaque reading
U.S.S.B. Ship Watch No. 708, ht. 5 1/4 in.
$400-600
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Hamilton Model 21 Two-day Marine
Chronometer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the
4-in. silvered Arabic numeral dial inscribed
Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., up/down
indicator, seconds, three-quarter brushed
nickel plate marked Model 21 14 Jewels
Hamilton Watch Co. 2E12570, chain fusee,
maintaining power, steel balance with brass
timing screws, helical hairspring spring detent
escapement in a gimbaled brass bowl and
three-tier brass-bound mahogany box with
carrying handles, all in an outer padded,
felt-lined transport box with tipsy key, and an
aluminum shipping container.
$800-1,200
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Hamilton Model 22 Two-day Chronometer
Watch, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, c. 1942,
2 1/4-in. matte silver Arabic dial marked
Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., with up/down
sector and seconds bit, reverse of brass case
engraved BUREAU OF SHIPS U. S. NAVY
7583-1942 Chronometer Watch, 21-jewel,
stem-wind, pin-set movement, in a two-tier
mahogany case.
$300-500
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Hamilton Model 22 Two-day Deck
Chronometer, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, c.
1942, 2 1/4-in. matte silver Arabic dial marked
Hamilton Lancaster, PA., U.S.A., with up/down
sector and seconds bit, 21-jewel, stem-wind,
pin-set movement marked in part U.S. NavyBU Ships 1942, in a fully gimbaled brass bowl,
all in a three-tier mahogany case, ht. 6 in.
$700-900
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Waltham Chronometer Deck Watch,
Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1928, 2 1/2-in.
Arabic numeral dial with seconds bit and
marked Waltham U.S.A., blued hands, stemwind, 37 size, 7-jewel movement, eight-day
duration, marked on the back plate Waltham
Watch Co. USA, 8 days, 25861812, housed in
a single-tier box with glazed viewing window
and plaque reading U.S. Navy 168-126320
Property.
$300-500
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Waltham Watch Co. Chronometer Watch,
Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1908, No.
16628803, 2 1/2-in. silvered Arabic numeral
dial marked for the retailer Black, Starr &
Frost, 8 Days, with subsidiary seconds and
up/down indicator, damascened nickel,
three-quarter plate movement marked with
maker’s name and serial number and 8-Days,
15 Jewels, Adjusted, mounted in a three-tier,
brass-bound, mahogany box with inset plaque
marked Richard S. Emmet, ht. 5 in.
$200-400
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Waltham Watch Company Eightday Chronometer Watch, Waltham,
Massachusetts, No. 26205251, 2 1/4-in.
Arabic numeral silvered dial with seconds
bit and marked Waltham U.S.A, threequarter plate marked with maker’s name,
three-quarter nickel movement with lever
escapement, all housed in a three-tier
mahogany box; sold with another three-tier
mahogany box and brass chronometer casing
and gimbal.
$200-400
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Waltham Chronometer Deck Watch,
Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1939, 2 1/2-in.
Arabic numeral dial with seconds bit and
marked Waltham U.S.A., blued hands, stemwind, 37 size, 7-jewel movement, eight-day
duration, marked on the back plate Waltham
Watch Co. USA, 8 days, 30624499, housed in
a single-tier box with glazed viewing window,
and an outer carrying case.
$300-500
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Deniere Ormolu and Bronze Figural Shelf
Clock, Paris, c. 1875, surmounted by a group
of putti musicians on a gilt cast base of foliage
and flowers, the head of Bacchus centered
above the porcelain Roman numeral dial
marked DENIERE, Fr DE BRONZES, A PARIS,
gilt, pierced brass hands, eight-day time and
strike movement regulated by a pendulum,
marked Deniere A Paris, 3330, ht. 26, wd. 24,
dp. 12 in.
$2,500-3,500
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Duval Boulle Table Clock, Paris, c.
1870, faux tortoiseshell and brass case,
sarcophagus top with flame and urn finials,
door with Corinthian pilasters flanking the
repoussé dial, porcelain cartouche Roman
numerals, maker’s plaque below marked
Duval A Paris, all on bun feet, eight-day time
and rear-mounted countwheel strike rear plate
marked as maker’s plaque, powered by going
barrels and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 23
1/2 in.
$2,000-4,000
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Monumental Neoclassical French Clock
and Garniture, Paris, c. 1870, ormolumounted cobalt blue urn with a floral base
on a tapered plinth above the porcelain case
panels, 4-in. porcelain Roman numeral dial
marked Lassalle & Cie, Boult Des Capucines
1, Paris, pierced gilt hands, all on mushroom
feet, eight-day time and strike movement
marked Vincenti & Cie, Medaille D’Argent, with
a single vasiform floral-arm candelabra, clock
ht. 35 in.
$4,000-6,000
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French Figural Alarm Clock, c. 1900, a
small Dutch girl is reaching up with a folded
umbrella attempting to change the time on a
tall clock, with 2-in. Arabic numeral dial and
subsidiary alarm dial, one-day time and alarm,
lever escapement movement with rear wind
and set knobs, ht. 13 in.
$700-900
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French Gilt-brass and Marble Statuary
Clock with Dome, F. Pelissier, c. 1890, floral
and garland decorated clock with a 4-in.
Arabic numeral porcelain dial, above the three
joyous cherubs surmounting the fluted marble
column with an applied beaded gilt-ball
decoration, resting on four decorated cone
feet, and under a colorless glass dome on a
black-painted base, eight-day time and strike
mechanism marked F. Pelissier France, height
with dome 20 1/2 in.
$700-900
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French Figural Shelf Clock, c. 1890,
classical female figure holding a cup aloft in
one hand and a bird in the other stands atop
the clock drum with 3-in. porcelain Arabic
numeral dial marked for the retailer Heinrich
Keim, Ems, all on a scrolled foliate base with
inset multicolor marble panels, eight-day time
and countwheel strike movement regulated by
a pendulum, ht. 20 in.
$600-800
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French Figural Mantel Clock, c. 1870,
depicting a woman holding a sphere with a
child next to her, a flower-filled urn sits atop
the 3 1/4-in. Roman numeral porcelain dial,
all resting on a foliate decorated scroll-footed
base, eight-day time and countwheel strike
mechanism, ht. 12, wd. 17 in.
$500-700
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French Statuary Mantel Clock, c. 1890,
Scottish hunter and horse above the engineturned bezel and 3-in. Roman numeral silvered
dial, above the gilt acanthus leaf and patinated
base, all resting on floral designed feet, eightday time and countwheel strike mechanism,
ht. 18 1/2 in.
$800-1,200
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French Gilt and Marble Figural Mantel
Clock, c. 1880, floral-filled urn atop the
central plinth with ribbon and garland
decoration surmounting the 3 1/2-in. blue
Roman numeral porcelain dial with gilt pierced
hands, and flanking classical patinated brass
maidens, all mounted on the central base with
a pierced, swag-decorated, freeze, bellflower
and egg-and-dart moldings, marble base
with applied cast flowers, and resting on six
mushroom-shaped feet, eight-day time and
countwheel strike mechanism stamped in part
Dussault A Paris, lg. 23, ht. 23 in.
$1,500-2,500
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Lepine Gilt and Marble Figural Mantel
Clock, c. 1860, a maiden holding the handle
of a broken vessel that lies at her feet and
Cupid with his bow at his feet flanking the
white marble plinth, with an engine-turned
bezel surrounding the Arabic numeral
porcelain dial marked Lepine Place Victoire,
with calendar ring at the outer edge, lion’s
head-form fountain below, all on a stepped
molded base and four cone feet, eight-day
time and countwheel strike mechanism
engraved Lepine Paris No. 4420, ht. 15 in.
$1,000-1,500
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Marble and Bronze Diana Clock, France, c.
1890, a large bronze bust of Diana sits atop
the red marble Doric column, brass bezel
with beveled glass over the porcelain Roman
numeral dial below, eight-day time and strike
movement with outside escapement regulated
by a pendulum, ht. of statue 21, overall ht.
32 in.
$1,500-2,500
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Pandora Patinated Bronze Figural Mantel
Clock and Garniture, France, c. 1880, the
figure seated on and to one side of the clock,
cast brass bezel with beveled glass over the
3 1/2-in. Roman numeral dial, all supported
by a short bronze column resting on a rouge
marble base, eight-day time and strike
movement regulated by a pendulum, with two
rouge marble urns, ht. of clock 19 in.
$2,000-3,000
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Gilt Figural Clock and Dome, France, c.
1890, a cast spelter case marked 3 PH.
MOUREY 67 of a fisherman standing beside
the clock drum with 3-in. porcelain Roman
numeral chapter ring and recessed center
with outside escapement, one-day time-only
movement regulated by a short pendulum, all
on an ebonized wood base and under a glass
dome, ht. 16 in.
$400-600
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French Gilt and Marble Figural Clock, c.
1890, classical maiden holding a wreath
in her left hand sits atop the white marble
cascading-form base, with a 3 1/2-in. Roman
numeral porcelain dial with Breguet-style
hands, eight-day time and strike mechanism
marked in part C.M. Paris 1131, ht. 13 1/2 in.
$800-1,200
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French Chinoiserie Clock and Garniture,
c. 1880, the pagoda-style Belgian black slate
case surmounted by a cast elephant head,
4-in. brass Roman numeral dial with raised
center decoration, colorful inlay of flowers on
side columns and a dragon below the dial, all
on a heavy cast base with six scroll feet, eightday time and strike movement marked with A
and B flanking a star and a through-the-dial
lever to start the pendulum, with matching
dragon-handled square vases, clock ht. 21 in.
$2,000-3,000
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French Champlevé Boudoir Clock, retailed
by William Bond & Son, Boston, c. 1880,
a putti atop the champlevé case with floral
ormolu mounts, 2 1/2-in. brass Roman
numeral dial with champlevé center marked
Wm. Bond & Son, Boston, all on composite
scroll and claw-and-ball feet, eight-day
time and strike movement regulated by a
$250-450
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French Gilt and Enamel Mantel Clock,
France, c. 1880, enamel-jeweled cobalt
ground urn set atop the gilt and enamel panel
case with garden scenes, 4-in. enamel Roman
numeral dial with putti and floral center, all on
flattened ball feet, eight-day time and strike
movement stamped Vincenti & Cie 1855,
Medaille d’Argent, ht. 24 in.
$1,000-1,500
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Bird-theme Gilt Cast Brass Mantel Clock,
France, c. 1890, flat-top case with a bird
centered in the applied frieze, bas relief panels
on front and sides of birds in marshes, forests,
and fields, all on a floral and geometric design
base, porcelain Roman numeral dial with
outside escapement, eight-day time and strike
movement regulated by a pendulum, ht. 12 in.
$200-300
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Gentilhomme Ormolu Portico Clock,
Paris, c. 1850, four Doric columns support
the stepped cornice and the cast brass
bezel surrounding the 5-in. porcelain Roman
numeral dial marked M.me Gentilhomme,
Palais Royal a Paris, spring-powered, eightday time and countwheel strike movement
regulated by a gridiron pendulum, ht. 19 1/2
in.
$1,000-2,000
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French Gilt and Porcelain Mantel Clock,
c. 1870, blue and white porcelain finial above
the acanthus leaf and swag decorated side
ornaments flanking the 3 1/2-in. Roman
numeral porcelain dial signed E.W. Screeter
37 Condunt Street London, double porcelain
panels in the stepped molded base, eight-day
time and strike, spring-powered mechanism,
ht. 13 1/2 in.
$700-900
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French Gilt and Marble Portico Mantel
Clock, A. Mesnard, Bordeaux, c. 1890, floral
urn-form vase atop the drum-head with an
engine-turned bezel enclosing the 3 1/2-in.
Roman blue numeral porcelain dial marked
as above, flanked by flame-top urns and
brass-mounted fluted columns, black marble
plinths with engine-turned applied molding,
all resting on the brass-mounted base and
turned mushroom feet, eight-day time and
countwheel strike mechanism, ht. 17 in.
$300-500
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French Brass and Cloisonné Mantel Clock,
c. 1890, urn-top finial above the domed
cloisonné decorated top with pineapple finials
at each corner, 3 1/2-in. Arabic numeral
dial with cloisonné center and signed Cha
Schumann & Sons New York, fluted Corinthian
capital columns surrounding the beveled glass
sides, all resting on a stepped molded base,
eight-day time and strike, spring-powered
mechanism, ht. 14 in.
$400-600
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French Gilt-brass and Porcelain Mantel
Clock, c. 1880, porcelain finial depicting a
cottage scene above the ornate cast brass
case on flared feet, Arabic numeral painted
porcelain dial with similar cottage scene in the
center, and a full lower porcelain panel with
cherubs, eight-day time and strike, springpowered movement, ht. 17 in.
$200-400
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French Brass and Marble Portico Mantel
Clock, c. 1890, flame-top urn finial above the
Arabic numeral porcelain dial with pierced gilt
hands, and floral decorated center, simple
turned finials atop the four variegated columns
with a cast brass swag below the dial, resting
on the rectangular base and mushroom pad
feet, eight-day time and strike mechanism
marked CH. Mour France, regulated by a
sunburst pendulum, ht. 16 in.
$500-700
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Ormolu-mounted French Lyre Clock and
Garniture, c. 1870, variegated green marble
lyre-form case with applied ormolu beading,
leafage, swags, and figural sunburst at the
top, the gilt engine-turned bezel opens to
the porcelain Arabic numeral dial with floral
swags and pierced gilt hands, eight-day time
and bell strike movement with paste stone
pendulum surrounding the dial and suspended
above, all on a wooden velvet fitted pedestal
with glass dome, together with two vase-form
marble candelabra with ormolu mounts and
candleholders, ht. of clock on pedestal and
dome 24 1/2, garniture ht. 12 in.
$5,000-7,000
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Champlevé and Brass Crystal Regulator,
France, c. 1890, the oval case with beveled
glasses, champlevé decorated dome top,
and borders, 3-in. Arabic numeral porcelain
dial with floral decorated center, pierced
hands, and champlevé bezel, eight-day time
and strike mechanism, and regulated by a
champlevé and engine-turned pendulum
stamped Japy Freres & Co. Made in France,
ht. 11 in.
$1,500-2,500
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Tiffany & Company Brass and Glass
Crystal Regulator, 3 1/2-in. Arabic numeral
dial marked Tiffany & Co. with engine-turned
brass bezel, beveled glass case, eight-day
time and strike movement with mercury twojar pendulum, ht. 9 1/4 in.
$200-250
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French Crystal Regulator, c. 1890, brass
and heavy beveled glass case with engraved
corner posts, 3-in. porcelain dial with blue
Arabic numerals, pierced gilt hands and
paste stone encrusted bezel, eight-day time
and strike movement marked Japy Freres,
regulated by a two-jar mercury pendulum, ht.
10 in.
$300-500
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Champlevé Crystal Regulator and
Garniture, retailed by J.E. Caldwell,
Philadelphia, c. 1890, champlevé dome top
with central urn finial, four pineapple finials
at corners, brass and champlevé Corinthian
columns at corners, 3 1/2-in. brass Arabic
numeral dial with champlevé center marked
for retailer, beveled glass on four sides,
eight-day time and strike movement marked
in part Marti, regulated by a two-jar mercury
pendulum, with dual candle garniture, clock
ht. 14 in.
$1,500-2,000
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French Belgian Slate Mantel Clock, c.
1890, the top supported by pilasters of rouge
marble flanking the brass bezel, 4-in. black
dial with incised gilt Roman numerals, eightday time and strike movement regulated by a
$200-250
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French Belgian Black Slate Mantel Clock,
c. 1890, flat-top case with inset green and
black marble accents, 3 1/2-in porcelain
Roman numeral dial with recessed center,
Breguet-style hands, eight-day time and strike
movement with outside escapement regulated
by a pendulum, ht. 9 1/2 in.
$200-400
254
Belgian Slate Half-hour Striking Mantel
Clock, c. 1890, dome and scalloped-top
case above the 6-in. Roman numeral dial with
recessed center, Breguet-style hands, with
outside escapement, incised and variegated
marble insets, resting on a step-molded base,
eight-day time and half-hour countwheel strike
mechanism regulated by a pendulum, ht. 16,
wd. 20 1/2 in.
$500-700
255
Black Marble Egyptian Motif Mantel Clock,
France, c. 1890, scalloped top case with gilt
incised decoration, stepped red marble sides
with applied Egyptian goddesses flanking the
3-in. porcelain Arabic numeral dial with stylized
palm leaf adorning the hinged brass bezel,
four lion paw feet appear to support the clock
case, all resting on a slim beveled edged base
with four adjustable brass bun feet, eight-day
time and countwheel strike mechanism, ht.
10 1/2 in.
$800-1,200
256
Belgian Black Slate Mantel Clock, retailed
by Bigelow, Kennard & Co., France, c. 1880,
case front in the style of a Baroque church
with brass bas relief panels of scenes from life
in the arch and below the dial, black 5 1/2-in.
dial with incised and gilt Roman numerals
marked Bigelow, Kennard & Co., Boston,
eight-day time and strike movement regulated
by a pendulum, ht. 17 in.
$700-900
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Belgian Black Slate Alarm Clock, France,
c. 1880, with 2-in. porcelain Arabic numeral
dial, brass urn atop the incised and multicolor
marble decorated black case with freestanding
brass columns flanking the midsection, oneday time and alarm movement regulated by a
short pendulum, ht. 14 in.
$400-600
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French Black Slate and Gilt Mantel Clock,
c. 1880, with a double-handled brass urn
above the Roman numeral porcelain dial
signed Chauvel A Nantes, floral and shell bezel
surround, dolphin bauble at the corners, foliate
brass cove-molding above the scrolled front
feet, eight-day time and countwheel strike with
silk thread suspension, ht. 17 in.
$800-1,200
258
Hand-painted Black Slate Aesthetic
Movement Mantel Clock, c. 1890, straightsided clock with beveled edges, enclosing
the 4-in. black Roman numeral chapter ring
with gilt numerals and bezel, marked Alex M.
Hayes & Co. New York, center matte and dial
surround with hand-painted scenes of floral
and bird design, lower section with incised
gilt decoration, eight-day time and strike
mechanism, ht. 13 1/2 in.
$300-400
260
French Quarter-striking Morbier Wall
Clock, with pressed brass dial surround, 9-in.
porcelain Roman numeral dial, eight-day time,
quarter-strike, and alarm movement with pull
repeat, powered by three cast iron weights
and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 20 in.
$400-600
261
Lapis, Silver, and Gem-set Eight-day Desk
Clock, white guilloche dial with turquoise
markers surrounded by a beaded silver bezel,
topped by a silver crown in the shape of a
Russian Imperial eagle, with silver garland
and gilt oval plaques of the tsar and tsarina
flanking a gem-set crown, with an eight-day
Elgin National Watch Company movement,
no. 27495188, ht. 7 1/4 in.
$3,000-5,000
261A
French Empire Wall Regulator, c. 1840,
mahogany case with pediment top, glazed
full-length door with square dial opening
and Gothic lancet top lower section, 10-in.
round porcelain dial with Roman numerals
surrounded by an engine-turned brass bezel,
eight-day, weight-powered movement with
deadbeat escapement and maintaining power,
with a grid iron pendulum and a brass-cased
weight, ht. 74 in.
$1,000-1,500
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262
Russian Lapis and Gilt-silver Desk Clock,
white porcelain Arabic numeral dial with sunk
seconds surrounded by a bezel of silver
beading, gilt cone-shaped crown on top,
supported by two gilt fish with ruby eyes, oval
base with three floral scrolled accents, all on
gilt feet, unsigned Swiss pin-set movement,
ht. 4, wd. 4 1/2, dp. 1 5/8 in.
$3,000-5,000
263
Large Paperweight Clock, Switzerland, 5-in.
glass ball with pocket watch-style bow and
stem, silvered dial with subsidiary seconds
and applied gold hour markers, Swiss
movement marked Xoticlox Co., unadjusted,
fifteen 15 jewels, ht. 6 1/2 in.
$300-500
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264
Two Small Ansonia Brass Clocks, New
York, c. 1900, a “Bonanza” carriage clock
with cast brass case accented with paste
stones, porcelain Arabic numeral dial with
company trademark, and eight-day time-only
movement,; and a scrollwork stand enclosing
a beveled glass over a paper Roman numeral
dial, with a thirty-hour time-only movement, ht.
5 to 6 1/2 in.
$100-150
265
French Gothic Carriage Clock with Stand,
c. 1880, patinated brass and beveled glass
case in the shape of a Gothic cottage with
a scrolled handle at the peak to hang the
clock from a patinated brass barleytwist and
scrollwork stand, silvered Roman numeral dial,
eight-day time and strike movement regulated
by a platform escapement, ht. of stand 17 in.
$600-800
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266
Drocourt Grand Sonnerie Calendar
Carriage Clock with Alarm, Paris, c. 1880,
gilt gorge case with heavy beveled glass,
gilt and engraved dial mask over the 3-in.
porcelain Roman numeral dial with subsidiary
seconds at twelve position and day-of-theweek, day-of-the-month, and alarm dials
below, eight-day time, grand sonnerie strike,
and alarm movement marked DC flanking
a carriage clock inside of an oval on the
backplate, oversize platform escapement and
hour and quarter-hour repeat on command,
all in the original velvet-lined leather carrying
case, ht. with handle extended 10 in.
Note: Drocourt is known for superb,
complicated carriage clocks and the present
example is no exception. This example,
with the rare addition of a seconds dial, also
combines the complication of full calendar,
alarm, and grande sonnerie in a heavy gilt
case. Carriage Clocks, by Charles Allix, p.
438, lists Pierre and Alfred Drocourt in Paris
and Saint-Nicolas-d’Aliermont at various
times. The likely maker, Alfred Drocourt,
participated in Paris exhibitions including those
of 1880 and 1889 and as with this example,
many with the trademark stamp of D-C
flanking a carriage clock. See pp. 116-118
of this text for additional information about
Drocourt.
$4,000-6,000
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Henry Capt Grand Sonnerie Carriage
Clock, Geneva, c. 1890, gilt-brass and
beveled glass case, gilt dial mask with Roman
numeral dial marked Henry Capt, Geneve, and
subsidiary alarm dial, eight-day time, strike,
and alarm grand sonnerie movement on four
ascending and descending notes with top
mounted repeat on command button, rear
plate marked as the dial, with original leather
traveling case, ht. with handle extended 8 in.
$3,000-5,000
268
Tiffany Gilt-brass and Enamel Carriage
Clock, retailed by Tiffany & Co., France, c.
1890, gilt-brass case with Corinthian columns
at the corners, porcelain dial and side panels
with pierced gilt overlay, the sides of putti
with fruits and flowers, the dial with Arabic
numerals and floral center decoration marked
Tiffany & Co., New York, eight-day time and
strike movement with repeat on demand
regulated by a silvered platform, ht. with
handle extended 8 in.
$2,000-4,000
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269
Nathaniel Mulliken Cherry Tall Clock,
Lexington, Massachusetts, c. 1765, arch-top
hood above the freestanding turned columns
with gilt finished capitals, Roman numeral
composite brass dial with applied spandrels,
and circular boss in arch reading Nathaniel
Mulliken Lexington, recessed seconds, and
date aperture, and matted center, serpentinetop waist door all on a two-stage molded
base, eight-day time and hour-strike, five-pillar
movement with pendulum, and two brasscased weights, ht. 90 in.
$6,000-8,000
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270
Benjamin Cheney Tall Clock, Hartford,
Connecticut, c. 1760, the birch case with
pagoda top, three turned urn finials, arched
and glazed hood door over the composite
brass Roman numeral dial, maker’s boss
engraved Benj. Cheney/Hartford, brass
spandrels, matted center and blued-steel
hands, the waist section with tombstoneshaped door over the two-stage base molding
and low bracket feet, eight-day time and
countwheel strike movement with seconds
beating pendulum and powered by two lead
weights, ht. 91 in.
$800-1,200
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271
Silas Parsons Cherry Tall Clock, Swanzey,
New Hampshire, c. 1805, scroll-top hood
with freestanding fluted columns flanking the
Roman numeral painted iron dial signed Silas
Parsons, floral spandrels and bird decoration
in the arch, calendar and seconds subsidiary
dials, similar carved quarter-columns flanking
the full-length tombstone waist door, all resting
on a two-stage molded base and delicate
ogee bracket feet, eight-day time and hour
strike movement powered by two tin-cased
weights and regulated by a wooden rod
$1,500-2,000
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272
William Cummens Mahogany Tall Clock
with Rocking Ship Automaton, Roxbury, c.
1800, fret-top case with reeded plinths and
brass finials, reeded and brass stop-fluted
freestanding columns flanking the glazed
hood door over the 12-in. painted iron Roman
numeral dial with faint signature reading
Warranted W. Cummens, with raised gilt
floral decorated spandrels, and rocking ship
flying the American flag automaton in the arch
against a rocky coast with two ships and a
tower flying the American flag, molded-edge
rectangular waist door with banded and line
inlays flanked by reeded columns, original
80
set-up label pasted to interior, base with
similar inlay treatment, all resting on a high
French foot base, eight-day time, and hour
strike brass movement with pendulum, and
two tin-cased weights, ht. 95 in
$3,000-5,000
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273
Rufus Porter Cherry Tall Clock, Billerica,
Massachusetts, c. 1820, scroll-top case with
freestanding brass-mounted fluted columns
flanking the unusual Roman numeral brass
dial signed Rufus Porter Billerica with stylized
flowers in the spandrels and a rose in the
arch, seconds and calendar subsidiary dials,
scratchbeaded serpentine waist door with
fluted quarter-columns above the step-molded
base, all resting on bracket feet, eight-day
time and hour-strike movement with recoil
escapement, powered by two iron weights
and regulated by a brass-faced pendulum with
wood rod, ht. 82 in.
$3,000-5,000
274
Pennsylvania Tiger Maple Tall Clock, c.
1825, swan’s neck hood with freestanding
turned cherry columns flanking the painted
Arabic numeral iron dial with moon’s age in
the arch, and gilt, maroon, and green floral
spandrels, tombstone-shaped waist door
with mahogany edge banding, and inverted
freestanding turned columns, base with
similar door decoration all resting on French
feet, eight-day time and strike mechanism,
regulated by a pendulum and powered by two
iron weights, ht. 97 in.
$3,000-5,000
275
Walter Durfee Mahogany Tubular-bell
Chime Clock, retailed by Tiffany & Co., New
York, 1885, scroll-top case with cast brass,
Corinthian mounted, freestanding fluted
columns, flanking the composite brass dial
with silvered Arabic numeral chapter ring,
engraved center, and spandrels, moon’s age
in arch, subsidiary dials, and boss reading
Tiffany & Co. New York, acanthus leaf carved
cove molding above the beveled glass waist
door with fan carving at the top, carved
step-molded base, nine nickel-plated tubular
bells marked Walter Durfee Co. PROV. R.I.,
eight-day time, strike, and Westminster chime
movement, with three brass-cased weights,
and a pendulum, ht. 100 in.
$5,000-7,000
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Waltham Mahogany Tubular Bell Chime
Clock, Waltham Clock Co., c. 1900, foliate
carved molded arch top above the carved
Corinthian capital full-length tapered reeded
columns, flanking the full-length beveled
glass waist door, composite brass dial with
gilt decorated pierced center and spandrels,
subsidiary dials for strike/silent, and Oxford/
Whittington/Westminster chime, and moon’s
age in arch, all resting on a block-shaped base
with carved squat bun feet, eight-day time
and quarter-chiming movement on nine bells,
regulated by a three-jar mercury pendulum,
and three brass-cased weights, ht. 91 1/2 in.
$3,000-4,000
277
Simon Willard Patent Timepiece or “Banjo”
Clock, Roxbury, Massachusetts, c. 1805,
the mahogany case with uniform cut head,
dovetailed bottom board, crossbanded inlaid
frames enclosing reverse-painted tablets,
the lower inscribed Willard’s Patent and on
the banner clutched by an American eagle,
E. Pluribus Unum, all within a geometric
border, the waist glass flanked by brass side
ornaments decorated with leafage and scrolls,
brass bezel over the painted iron rolling Arabic
numeral dial, blued-steel diamond-shaped
hands and period brass eagle finial, eight-day
brass movement with deadbeat escapement,
step train, through bolt case attachment and
T-bridge pendulum suspension powered by
a lead weight and regulated by a pendulum,
ht. 35 in.
$7,000-9,000
278
Samuel Whiting Patent Timepiece,
Concord, Massachusetts, c. 1825, mahogany
veneered case with brass side ornaments
and gilt rope-molded frames enclosing the
reverse-painted glasses, the lower of the
Massachusetts State House, 7-in. painted
iron Roman numeral dial marked Warranted
by S. Whiting, Concord, eight-day time-only
movement powered by a lead weight and
$800-1,000
279
Aaron Willard Jr. Patent Timepiece or
“Banjo” Clock, Boston, c. 1825, mahogany
case with gilt rope-molded frames encasing
the reverse-painted glasses, Roman numeral
painted iron dial signed A. Willard Jr. Boston,
with blue-steel barbed hands, brass eight-day
time-only movement stamped A. Willard Jr.
Boston. with recoil escapement, weight, and
brass-faced pendulum, ht. 33 in.
$1,000-1,500
280
Mahogany Gilt Front Patent Timepiece
or “Banjo” Clock, c. 1815, painted Roman
numeral iron dial signed Aaron Willard Boston,
with gilt rope-molded frames enclosing the
reverse-painted tablets, waist glass flanked
by brass side ornaments, and lower gilt
pediment, eight-day time-only movement with
lead weight, and pendulum, ht. 40 in.
$800-1,200
281
Mahogany Gilt Front Patent Timepiece
or “Banjo” Clock, c. 1815, painted Roman
numeral iron dial signed Aaron Willard Boston,
with rope-molded gilded frames enclosing the
reverse painted tablets, waist glass flanked
by brass side ornaments, lower gilt pediment,
and an eight-day time-only movement with
lead weight, ht. 40 in.
$1,000-1,500
282
Tifft Mahogany “Banjo” Clock, North
Attleboro, Massachusetts, c. 1840, mahogany
case with turned wood bezel over the painted
iron Roman numeral dial marked H. Tifft,
No. Attelborough [sic], Mass, wood side
ornaments, beveled frames enclosing the
black and gold reverse-painted glass tablets,
the throat with a foliate vine, the lower with
a gilt border pendulum aperture, eight-day
time-only movement powered by a cast iron
weight, ht. 33 in.
$800-1,200
283
Aaron Willard Mahogany Dish Dial Shelf
Clock, Boston, c. 1820, flat-top hood with
half-round moldings enclosing the reversepainted glasses both with leaf-form border
decoration, the upper marked Aaron Willard
Boston, the lower depicting a mother and
child, painted iron Roman numeral dish
dial, brass, eight-day time-only movement
powered by a cast iron weight, two cast brass
hairy-paw front feet and two turned rear feet,
ht. 29 in.
$2,500-4,500
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Aaron Willard Mahogany Shelf Clock,
Roxbury, Massachusetts, c. 1880, the fret-top
case with three brass urn finials, glazed dial
door over the “kidney”-shaped painted iron
Roman numeral dial inscribed Aaron Willard
Boston, the lower raised plinth with banded
inlay supported by bracket feet, eight-day
time-only movement with cast iron weight and
$2,000-2,500
285
Currier and Foster Patent Timepiece or
“Banjo” Clock, No. 11 Derby Square, Salem,
Massachusetts, c. 1830, mahogany wood
front timepiece with half-round moldings
framing veneered panels, the lower with a
5 x 5-in. printed label within advertising the
wares of Currier and Foster, Salem, framed
by a Greek key decoration, a turned wooden
and glazed bezel over the painted iron
Roman numeral dial, carved finial and molded
pedestal, eight-day time-only brass timepiece
with step train, lead weight and pendulum, ht.
38 in.
Note: According to Clockmakers and
Watchmakers of America by Spittlers and
Bailey, p. 100, Edmund Currier and George
B. Foster are listed at No. 11 Derby Square in
Salem c. 1831-35. The printed label inside the
lower box door list the wide variety of goods
offered by this 19th century “jewelry store,”
including “Ever-Pointed Pencils...a variety of
timepieces of their own manufacture, steeple
and gallery clocks made to order, watches and
clocks of every description.” And as if nothing
in life ever changes, they also stated, “Cash
for old Gold and Silver.”
$4,000-6,000
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286
Striking New Hampshire Mirror Clock,
attributed to James Collins, c. 1830, stained
cherry case, full-length door with black and
gilt half columns flanking the stenciled and
reverse-painted glass over the painted iron
Roman numeral dial, lower looking glass,
stained interior, eight-day time and rack and
snail strike, powered by two cast iron weights
and regulated by a pendulum, ht. 32 in.
$600-800
287
Samuel Abbott Gilt Front Mirror Clock,
Dover, New Hampshire, c. 1820, the pine
gilt-front Empire looking glass with black and
gilt columns flanking the painted iron Roman
numeral dish dial signed Samuel Abbott,
Dover, wooden gilt surround, bezel, and
tabernacle crest with looking glass below,
eight-day brass rack and snail, “rat-trap”
movement with off-set pendulum suspension
and two iron weights, ht. 36 in.
$3,000-5,000
288
George Marsh & Co. Hollow Column Clock,
Connecticut, c. 1832, mahogany veneered
case with carved eagle splat, round hollow
Doric columns flanking the round, paintedwood, Arabic numeral dial, mirrored lower
door, label inside marked in part Patent Brass
Eight-Day Clocks Manufactured for George
Marsh & Co., all on carved paw feet, eightday, Ives strap brass movement powered
by two weights which descend through the
columns and regulated by a pendulum, ht.
38 in.
Provenance: Clock originally found on
Nantucket.
$3,000-5,000
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289
Eli Terry Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock,
Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1825, scroll-top
case, freestanding turned columns flanking the
full-length glazed door, painted wood Arabic
numeral dial with raised gilt decorations,
lower reverse-painted tablet with gilt border
and pendulum aperture, printed maker’s label
inside stating in part, Patent Clocks, made and
sold at Plymouth, Connecticut by Eli Terry,
wooden thirty-hour time and strike movement
with pendulum bob and two iron weights, ht.
31 in.
$300-500
290
E. Terry & Son Stenciled Transitional Shelf
Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1835, with
floral and leaf stenciled splat and half columns
flanking the Roman numeral painted wood
dial with raised gilt decoration, reverse painted
tablet, printed maker’s label inside backboard,
thirty-hour wood movement with two weights
and pendulum, all on carved paw feet, ht. 29
in.
$300-500
291
Eli Terry & Son Pillar and Scroll Shelf
Clock, Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1825, with
mahogany scroll-top case with freestanding
turned columns flanking the full-length
glazed door over the painted wood Arabic
numeral dial with raised gilt decorations, lower
reverse-painted tablet of a village scene with
gilt border and pendulum aperture, printed
maker’s label inside stating in part Patent
Clocks, Invented by Eli Terry. Made and Sold
at Plymouth, Connecticut, by E. Terry & Sons,
thirty-hour time and strike, wooden movement
with pendulum bob and two iron weights, ht.
31 in.
$800-1,200
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292
Seth Thomas Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock,
Plymouth, Connecticut, c. 1825, scroll-top
case, freestanding turned columns flanking
the full-length glazed door, painted wooden
dial with Arabic numerals and raised gilt
decorations, lower reverse-painted tablet with
gilt border and pendulum aperture, printed
maker’s label inside stating in part Patent
Clocks, made and sold by Seth Thomas,
Plymouth, Conn., thirty-hour time and strike,
wooden movement with pendulum bob, and
two iron weights, ht. 31 in.
$700-900
293
Elmer Stennes Pillar and Scroll Shelf Clock,
Weymouth, Massachusetts, c. 1973, scrolltop mahogany case with turned freestanding
columns flanking the door, glazed dial opening
over the floral decorated painted iron Roman
numeral dial, paper maker’s label on inside
backboard, brass, spring-powered, eight-day
$300-500
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Simon Willard, Jr., Brass Skeleton Clock,
Boston, Massachusetts, or New York City,
c. 1825-35, the skeletonized thirty-hour
timepiece with recoil escapement, crutch
with beat setting device, brass and lead-filled
pendulum bob and a yoke supporting two
sets of brass pulleys and weights, object left
powers the clock with smaller counterweight
for pull-cord wind without removing the glass
dome, object right for symmetry, all resting
on two brass pillars flanking a silvered brass
plate and thermometer marked Simon Willard
essentially hidden while the silvered Roman
numeral dial is in place, below the signature
carries the marking Thermometer/Fahrenheit,
calibrations and explanations flanking the
glass mercury vial, Fever Heat/Blood Heat/
Summer Heat/Temperate and Freezing,
ebonized pedestal and glass dome, ht. with
glass dome 23 in.
Note: It is likely that skeleton clocks of this
type were imported by Simon Willard Jr.
and sold under his own name while working
with his father in Roxbury as Simon Willard
& Son, or while working with Dominick
Eggert in New York. The partially stamped
maker’s mark gives a tempting glimpse at
the possible maker reading Aug (te)..(Rol..)
Moinu..e.. Another example of this rare form
although lacking the thermometer plate, is
found in the collections of the Willard House
and Clock Museum and is illustrated and
discussed in Roger Robinson and Herschel
Burt, The Willard House and Clock Museum
and the Willard Family of Clockmakers, p. 203.
Additional discussion and another example
is found in Derek Roberts, Continental and
American Skeleton Clocks, p. 97. Also, please
see Paul J. Foley, Willard’s Patent Timepieces,
pp. 333-34 for excellent biographical
information on Simon Willard, Jr.
$8,000-12,000
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Brass Skeleton Clock, England, c. 1890,
pierced brass plates, skeletonized, silvered,
Roman numeral chapter ring, eight-day, fusee,
time and drop-off strike movement regulated
by a pendulum, mounted on a mahogany
base, all under a glass dome, ht. 13 1/2 in.
$300-500
296
English Skeleton Clock, c. 1880, pierced
brass “rose window” plates, silvered,
skeletonized, Roman numeral dial, eight-day,
fusee, time-only movement regulated by a
pendulum, mounted on a white marble base,
all under a glass dome, ht. 20 in.
$900-1,200
295
297
John Bull Blinking-eye Clock, Connecticut,
c. 1865, cast iron statue of John Bull marked
under base T. Kennedy, Patent Applied for
1856, and painted with red coat, green vest,
and black pants, 3-in. printed paper Roman
numeral dial, thirty-hour time-only movement
with mechanical connection to provide the up
and down automaton motion to the eyes with
the escapement action, ht. 17 1/2 in.
$2,500-3,500
298
Briggs Rotary Conical Pendulum Clock,
Connecticut, c. 1880, thirty-hour springpowered movement with swinging ball
pendulum, and paper on zinc dial mounted on
a hardwood base on paw feet all enclosed by
a glass dome, ht. 8 in.
$100-150
299
Three American Clocks, an oak gingerbread
with pressed floral decoration surrounding,
5-in. paper Roman numeral and calendar
dial, transfer decorated door tablet, eight-day
time and strike movement; a New Haven Wall
“Regulator” with Roman numeral dial, and
eight-day time-only movement; and a dometop mantel clock.
$300-500
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New Haven Inlaid Wall Clock, Connecticut,
c. 1880, mahogany case topped with carved
crest and turned finials, freestanding columns
flank the full-length door with banded inlay
and pierced wood dial surround, all over an
inlaid, scrolled plinth with painted zinc Roman
numeral dial, spring-powered, eight-day time
and strike movement, ht. 39 in.
$300-400
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301
Seth Thomas Rosewood No. 1 Regulator,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, 12in. Roman numeral painted iron dial with
seconds bit, over the blue and gilt decorated
tablet reading Regulator in red, a ship scene
and pendulum aperture, interior dark blue
directions label and white paper beat scale,
gilt pendulum rod and embossed brass
pendulum bob reading Seth Thomas Clock
Co. Plymouth Hollow Ct., early Silas B.
Terry-type solid round plate brass, eight-day
time-only movement, ht. 34 in.
$700-900
302
Seth Thomas Oak Wall Regulator, c. 1900,
step molded and ogee cornice above the 12in. Arabic numeral painted dial, with seconds
bit, arched top full-length glazed door, beat
scale, and lower concave bracket, eightday time-only movement, stamped Made in
U.S. America, regulated by a brass-faced
pendulum and brass-cased weight, ht. 46 in.
$800-1,200
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Seth Thomas “Standard Time” Wall Clock,
oak case housing a white-painted 12 1/2-in.
Roman numeral dial, lower glass reading
Standard Time, and a brass beat scale,
eight-day time-only movement regulated by a
brass-faced pendulum, ht. 28 3/4 in.
$200-400
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304
Seth Thomas Oak No. 2 Wall Regulator,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, glazed
wooden bezel over the 12-in. painted iron
Arabic numeral dial marked Seth Thomas,
seconds bit, brass, eight-day time-only
maintaining power, wooden pendulum rod and
a brass-cased weight, ht. 36 in.
$400-600
305
Seth Thomas Walnut No. 12 Wall Regulator,
c. 1885, bisected polygon ridge-decorated
crest above 14 1/2-in. painted Roman numeral
dial reading Seth Thomas with independent
seconds, applied walnut veneered spandrels,
full-length glazed door with similar burl
walnut veneer, flanked by freestanding turned
columns, eight-day, Graham deadbeat
escapement no. 68 movement, powered by
a single nickel-plated weight, and regulated
by a damascened nickel-plated pendulum, ht.
73 in.
$15,000-20,000
306
Seth Thomas Thirty-day Office Clock,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1925, 22-in.
oak bezel over the 18-in. painted zinc Arabic
numeral dial marked Seth Thomas, original
counterweighted minute hand, dual-spring,
time-only movement No. 86T, regulated by
pendulum, dia. 22 in.
$300-500
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Seth Thomas No. 30 Cherry Wall Regulator,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1910, full-length
door with carved fan spandrels in the dial
opening, 12-in. painted iron dial marked in
part Seth Thomas, eight-day, spring powered,
pendulum with wood rod and brass-faced
bob, ht. 49 in.
$300-400
308
Seth Thomas Oak No. 17 Wall Regulator,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1885, full-length
glazed door opening to a 14-in. painted
zinc Roman numeral dial, and marked Seth
Thomas, seconds bit, eight-day trapezoidalshaped movement marked with maker’s
trademark, mounted on an iron frame with
deadbeat escapement, maintaining power,
brass-faced lead pendulum, and brass weight,
ht. 66 in.
$2,000-3,000
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Seth Thomas “Lincoln” Shelf Clock,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1895, flat-top
mahogany case with four turned finials,
full-length glazed door flanked by flat reeded
columns, 8-in. painted zinc Roman numeral
dial marked ST, eight-day time and strike
movement with trapezoidal plates marked with
company trademark and location, powered
by two brass-cased weights and regulated by
a pendulum with wood rod and damascened
nickel-faced bob, ht. 27 in.
$250-350
310
Seth Thomas Oak No. 30 Regulator,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1910, 12in. painted zinc Roman numeral dial with
subsidiary seconds, eight-day time-only
maintaining power regulated by a pendulum
and powered by a brass-cased weight,
all in an oak case with carved and incised
decoration and a glazed door, ht. 48 in.
$700-900
311
Seth Thomas Oak Regulator, Thomaston,
Connecticut, c. 1910, 14-in. painted zinc
Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds,
eight-day time-only movement with deadbeat
escapement and maintaining power,
damascened brass-faced bob, powered by
a brass-cased weight, all in a gallery top oak
case with full-length glazed door, ht. 67 in.
$800-1,200
312
Chelsea Oak Regulator No. 3, Boston, c.
1910, with 12-in. painted zinc Arabic numeral
dial marked Chelsea, and W.E. Hadlock & Co.,
Boston, brass, eight-day time-only movement
with deadbeat escapement and maintaining
power, powered by a brass-cased weight and
regulated by a pendulum, all in a quarter-sawn
oak case, ht. 37 in.
$800-1,200
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Gilbert No. 11 Walnut Regulator, Winsted,
Connecticut, c. 1910, 8-in. paper on zinc
Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds
and marked Wm. L. Gilbert Clock Co.,
Winstead [sic], Conn., eight-day, springpowered, time and strike movement regulated
by a pendulum with wood rod and brassfaced bob, carved case with glazed sides and
full-length door, ht. 50 in.
$700-900
314
Self-winding Clock Company No. 10 Oak
Gallery Clock, New York, c. 1900, with
14-in. painted zinc Roman numeral dial with
subsidiary seconds and marked Self Winding
Clock Co., New York, battery wound, 120 beat
movement regulated by a pendulum, all in an
oak case with incised and pressed decoration,
ht. 31 in.
$200-250
320
Swinging Doll Clock, probably America, c.
1880, circular base with two scroll cut legs
supporting the 4-in. paper on zinc Roman
numeral dial and the eight-day time-only
movement with dual escape wheels, regulated
by a pendulum of Cupid on a swing which
moves forward and back with the ticking of
the clock, all under a glass dome, ht. 13 in.
$500-700
315
Ansonia Black Walnut “Santa Fe” Wall
Clock, New York, c. 1900, 10-in. paper on
zinc Roman numeral dial with subsidiary
seconds, eight-day, two-weight, time-only
weights, black walnut case with carved and
turned top, freestanding columns flanking the
door and incised decoration below, ht. 52 in.
$1,000-1,500
321
Ansonia Gilt-metal Crystal Regulator, c.
1890, New York, urn-top finial above the
beveled glass case, and foliate ornamented
crest and base, 4-in. Roman numeral
porcelain dial with sunk center, and outside
escapement, eight-day time and strike
movement stamped Ansonia New York with
trademark, faux mercury two-jar pendulum,
ht. 16 in.
$400-600
316
New Haven “Enquirer” Thirty-day Calendar
Clock, New Haven, Connecticut, c. 1900,
two painted 10-in. dials, the time with Roman
numerals and subsidiary seconds marked
Thirty Day, the other a simple calendar with
New Haven trademark at top, thirty-day, dualspring, time-only movement regulated by a
pendulum, all in an oak case with carved and
turned gallery and lower pediment, ht. 50 in.
$2,000-4,000
317
Waterbury Oak Thirty-day Wall Clock,
Waterbury, Connecticut, with 10-in. painted
Roman numeral dial marked Thirty Day, dualspring, time-only movement stamped with
maker’s name and 22, in a dark oak case with
full-length glazed door, incised and pressed
decoration, ht. 45 in.
$300-500
318
Ithaca Rosewood No. 4 Hanging Office
Calendar Clock, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.,
c. 1880, 12-in. Roman numeral paper dial
with pierced hands, above the 9-in. perpetual
calendar dial marked in part H.B. Horton’s
Patents, and Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. Ithaca
N.Y., thirty-day double spring, nickel-plated
skeletonized movement stamped in part E.N.
Welch Forestville Ct. U.S., ht. 28 1/2 in.
$1,000-1,500
319
Ithaca “No. 10 Farmer’s” Calendar Clock,
Ithaca, New York, c. 1875, 8-in. paper on
zinc dials, the time with Roman numerals,
the calendar marked in part H.B. Horton’s
Patents, Ithaca Calendar Clock Co., thirtyday, dual-spring, time-only movement, and
calendar movement with rollers for the month
and day of the week, and a hand for day of
the month, in a flat-top walnut case, ht. 21 in.
$400-600
322
Ansonia Crystal Palace No. 2 Extra, New
York, c. 1875, walnut base with angled mirrors
below the 5-in. Roman numeral dial, blued
spade hands, spring-powered, eight-day time
and strike movement regulated by a pendulum
marked Davies, Patd., all under a glass dome,
ht. 18 in.
$400-600
323
Ansonia Art Nouveau Cast Metal Mantel
Clock, New York, c. 1900, seated maiden
figure playing the harp resting atop the Art
Nouveau-style case with Roman numeral
porcelain dial and outside escapement, eightday time and strike mechanism, ht. 17 in.
$600-800
324
International Time Recorder Time Clock,
Binghamton, New York, c. 1910, oak case
with 10-in. printed paper dial on metal
marked International Time Recording Co.,
Binghamton, New York, central glass panel
marked as the dial and Rochester Time
Recorder. Patd. Oct 30-94., lower time card
punch unit, all run by a dual-spring, eight-day
time-only movement, regulated by a pendulum
with a nickel-faced bob, together with a
seventy-five-slot time card rack, ht. 52 in.
$700-900
325
Waltham Wall Regulator, Waltham,
Massachusetts, c. 1900, turned mahogany
bezel around the13-in. Silvered Roman
numeral dial marked Waltham Clock Co.,
with subsidiary seconds above hand arbor,
eight-day time-only movement with deadbeat
escapement and maintaining power marked
on the front plate 2709, Waltham Clock Co.
U.S.A., regulated by a three-jar mercury
pendulum and powered by a brass-cased
weight, in a custom-made flat-top mahogany
case with glass top, sides, and door, ht. 67 in.
$3,000-5,000
89
326
326
E. Howard & Co. No. 61 Regulator, Boston,
Massachusetts, c. 1875, carved walnut
case with pitched pediment and central
carved and turned finial, full-length glass
door flanked by carved ornament, full-length
glass sides, molded flat base with raised
moldings enclosing decorative grained
panels, 14-in. silvered brass, engraved dial
marked E. Howard & Co./Boston, Mass.,
the dial reading seconds at the top, hours
below and minutes around the perimeter
with original blued-steel hands, the brass
damascened movement marked E. Howard
& Co./Boston with deadbeat escapement,
jeweled pallets, maintaining power, Geneva
stops and all mounted to a heavy iron bracket
attached to the backboard, seconds beating,
faceted glass vial and mercury temperaturecompensating pendulum with painted wooden
rod attached to iron backplate and beating
against a highly figured walnut backboard,
silvered beat scale, key and holder, all
powered by a brass-cased weight, ht. 94 in.
$50,000-70,000
327
327
E. Howard & Co. Walnut No. 13 Regulator,
Boston, c. 1875, with 12-in. painted iron
Roman numeral dial marked E. Howard &
Co., Boston, blued pierced diamond hands,
eight-day brass movement with deadbeat
escapement and maintaining power, powered
by a cast iron weight and regulated by a fourjar mercury pendulum, case with turned bezel,
round top glazed door opening, and black
weight baffle, ht. 56 in.
$10,000-15,000
91
329
328
328
E. Howard & Co. No. 73 Mahogany Gallery
Clock, E. Howard & Co., Boston, mahogany
case with applied molded decoration, 30-in.
reverse-painted black and gold glass dial
reading E. Howard & Co. Boston, weighted
brass hands, eight-day time-only movement
stamped E. Howard & Co. Boston 15 5/8,
with Geneva stop, compound cast iron
weight, and brass-faced pendulum bob, ht. 40
1/2, wd. 38 in.
Note: The original no. 73 was made for the
rotunda of the Astor House in New York City,
the first luxury hotel in lower Manhattan.
$2,500-4,500
329
E. Howard & Co. No. 9 Wall Clock, Boston,
c. 1875, walnut “figure 8” case with black
and gold throat glass and black, gold and
maroon lower door glass, 9-in. painted zinc
Roman numeral dial marked E. Howard &
Co., Boston, eight-day time-only movement
marked as the dial, powered by a cast iron
weight and regulated by a pendulum with a
gilt wood rod and a damascened brass-faced
bob, ht. 37 in.
$4,000-6,000
92
330
E. Howard & Co. Oak No. 89 Wall
Regulator, Boston, c. 1890, with 12-in.
painted zinc Roman numeral dial marked E.
Howard & Co., Boston, eight-day time-only
movement marked as the dial and 1 with
deadbeat escapement and maintaining power,
regulated by a pendulum with a wood rod
and brass-faced lead bob, powered by a cast
iron weight, all in an oak case with full-length
glazed door, ht. 63 in.
$1,000-1,500
331
E. Howard & Co. Cherry No. 59 Wall
Regulator, Boston, c. 1880, 8-in. painted
Roman numeral dial signed E. Howard & Co.
Boston, with wood bezel, three turned finials
above the full-length glazed door with stepped
plinth and three carved finials below, eight-day
time-only movement marked E. Howard &
Co. Boston 5 regulated by a pendulum with a
wood rod and a damascened nickel bob, lg.
47 in.
$4,000-6,000
332
E. Howard & Co. No. 59 Cherry Wall
Regulator, Boston, c. 1880, three turned
finials above the full-length glazed door, 6-in.
Roman numeral dial signed E. Howard & Co.
Boston with wood bezel, stepped lower plinth
with three carved finials, eight-day time-only
movement marked E. Howard & Co. Boston
70, nickel-plated damascened pendulum, and
weight marked 59, lg. 38 in.
$4,000-6,000
333
E. Howard & Co. Oak 16-inch No. 70
Regulator, Boston, c. 1890, 16-in. painted
zinc Roman numeral dial, reverse-painted
maroon, red, black, and gold lower tablet
with pendulum aperture, eight-day timeonly movement marked E. Howard & Co./
Boston and 4, powered by an iron weight and
$3,000-5,000
340
331
334
E. Howard & Co. Oak No. 70 Regulator,
Boston, c. 1890, with 12-in. painted zinc
Roman numeral dial marked E. Howard & Co.,
Boston, reverse-painted lower tablet black
and gold with pendulum aperture, eight-day
time-only movement marked as the dial
and 59, powered by a cast iron weight and
regulated by a pendulum with damascened
$800-1,200
335
Boston, c. 1890, 12-in. painted zinc Arabic
numeral dial marked E. Howard & Co. Boston,
reverse-painted maroon, black and gold lower
tablet with pendulum aperture, eight-day
time-only movement marked as above and
70, powered by a cast iron weight stamped
70 and regulated by a pendulum bob, case
stamped 86 on various parts, ht. 32 in.
$1,000-1,500
333
336
Boston, c. 1890, 12-in. painted zinc Roman
numeral dial marked E. Howard & Co. Boston,
reverse-painted maroon, black, and gold lower
tablet with pendulum aperture, eight-day,
nickel plate time-only movement marked as
above and 70, powered by a cast iron weight
stamped 70 and regulated by a pendulum
bob, case stamped 13 on various parts, ht.
32 in.
$1,000-1,500
337
E. Howard & Co. Mahogany “Keyhole” No.
11 Regulator, Boston, c. 1875, with 10-in.
painted zinc Roman numeral dial marked E
Howard & Co., Boston, eight-day time-only
movement marked as the dial and 5, powered
by a cast iron weight marked 11 and regulated
by a pendulum with giltwood rod and brassfaced bob, in a case with turned wood dial
door and lower door glass reverse-painted in
black, red, and gold, ht. 31 in.
$4,000-6,000
338
E. Howard & Co. No. 3 Regulator, Boston, c.
1875, with 9-in. painted iron Roman numeral
dial marked E. Howard & Co., Boston, gold,
black, and maroon reverse-painted glasses,
eight-day timepiece movement marked as
the dial, powered by a cast iron weight and
regulated by a pendulum with a damascened
brass-faced bob, all in a rosewood grainpainted cherry case, ht. 38 in.
$3,000-5,000
339
E. Howard & Co. No. 4 Wall Regulator,
Boston, c. 1874, rosewood grain-painted
case with an 8-in. Roman numeral dial
signed E. Howard & Co. Boston, half-round
moldings frame the black, gold, and maroon
reverse-painted glasses, eight-day timepiece
movement stamped E. Howard & Co. Boston
powered by an iron weight and regulated by a
brass pendulum, ht. 32 in.
$1,500-2,000
93
353
352
354
340
E. Howard & Co. Walnut No. 58, Boston,
c. 1900, 8-in. painted zinc dial stamped
E. Howard & Co., Boston, eight-day
brass timepiece movement marked as the
movement and 5, with silver painted wooden
pendulum rod, damascened bob and iron
weight, in a case with carved cornice, glazed
door and short pedestal on the base, ht. 39 in.
$2,000-3,000
341
Howard & Davis No. 4 Wall Clock, Boston,
c. 1860, with rosewood grain-painted
mahogany case, black, and gold reversepainted glasses in throat and lower door,
painted iron Roman numeral dial marked
Howard & Davis, Boston, weight-powered,
eight-day time-only movement marked as the
dial, with cast iron weight with a line of four
dashes cast into the front and a damascened
brass-faced pendulum bob, ht. 32 in.
$1,200-1,800
342
E. Howard & Co. Oak Wall Regulator,
Boston, c. 1890, with 12-in. painted zinc
Roman numeral dial marked E. Howard & Co.,
Boston, eight-day time-only movement with
deadbeat escapement, maintaining power and
Geneva stop, regulated by a pendulum with a
gilt wood rod and a damascened brass-faced
bob, all powered by a lead weight, in a case
with full-length glazed door, ht. 53 in.
$1,000-1,500
94
343
Chauncey Jerome Wall Regulator,
Connecticut, c. 1835, cherry case with turned
wood bezel over the 10-in. painted zinc
Roman numeral dial with subsidiary seconds
marked C. Jerome, half-round moldings
enclose the reverse-painted black and gold
glasses, eight-day time-only movement
powered by a cast iron weight and regulated
by a pendulum with a wood rod and a brassfaced bob, ht. 45 in.
$3,000-5,000
344
“Crosby Steam Gauge & Valve Co.” Clock,
Boston, c. 1915, 8 1/2-in. silvered Arabic
numeral dial marked Crosby Steam Gauge &
Co. Boston U.S.A., seconds bit, Seth Thomas
dual-spring eight-day no. 10A movement with
balance spring, all housed in a circular chrome
case with hinged bezel, and mounted on a
plywood board, overall dia. 10 3/4 in.
$300-500
345
U.S. Navy Mark 1 Deck Clock, Boston,
c. 1942, No. 41707, 6-in. black dial with
white Arabic numerals marked Mark 1. Deck
Clock, U.S. Navy, No. 41707, 1942, Chelsea,
with eight-day time-only, rear-wind and set
movement, in a hinged black phenolic case,
wd. 8 1/2, dp. 4 1/2 in.
$200-300
346
Collection of American and Russian
Aeronautical or Aviation Clocks, early to
mid-20th century, three Waltham size 37
model XA eight-day clocks, one marked
A.S.S.C. U.S. Army Waltham, another A.S
U.S. Army Waltham; an Elgin “Elapsed Time”
clock, serial number 516; a Waltham model
CDIA with double twenty-four-hour dial, “Civil
Date” calendar in center, and seconds on
outer edge; two Elgin model 562 clocks; four
Russian aviation clocks, a Waltham eight-day
mechanism; and three eight-day Automobile
clocks, one marked Phinney-Walker, the other
two Waltham.
$300-500
347
Four Brass-cased Deck Clocks, two 5 1/2in. Roman numeral clocks marked Sestrel,
one with a split seconds center, luminous
hands, and reading Henry Brown & Son
Barking & London, both with eight-day timeonly movements; a “Howard Miller” ship’s bell
clock with Arabic numerals; and a “Linden”
4-in. ship’s bell clock.
$200-400
348
Two Seth Thomas Ship’s Bell Clocks, mid20th century, both with 4-in. Arabic numeral
and twenty-four-hour silvered dials, marked
Seth Thomas, with German eight-day time
and strike movements.
$200-400
349
Three Deck Clocks, 4-in. brass Elgin with
an Arabic numeral dial, hinged bezel, and
eight-day time and strike mechanism; Airguide
ship’s bell clock with silvered Arabic numeral
dial, eight-day time and strike mechanism; and
a black dial brass clock with seconds bit in
center, marked Roth Bros. New York U.S.A.
$200-400
350
Five German Ship’s Bell Clocks, 20th
century, all with Arabic numeral and twentyfour-hour dials, brass or chrome cases, two
5-in. and two 3 1/2-in. and a ship’s wheel
form (lacking bezel), eight-day time and strike
mechanisms.
$200-400
351
Three Chelsea Deck Clocks, 5 1/2-in.
twenty-four-hour black dial marked U.S. Army
Clock, Message Center M2 with sweep center
seconds and additional hand for a second
time zone, hinged Phenolic case; a 5 1/2-in.
radio room brass dial clock marked Chelsea;
and a 3 1/2-in. brass-cased ship’s bell clock
with an Arabic numeral silvered dial.
$600-800
352
Chelsea Deck Clock, U.S. Maritime
Commission, 5 1/2-in. Arabic numeral brass
dial marked Chelsea Clock Co. Boston Ser.
no. 5223, in a Phenolic case with hinged
bezel, eight-day time-only movement.
$200-400
353
Chelsea Deck Clock, c. 1940, 8-in. black
Arabic numeral twenty-four-hour dial marked
Chelsea Clock Co. Boston U.S. Government
Ser. no., hinged bezel Phenolic case, sweep
center seconds in red, eight-day time-only
mechanism, mounted to a custom stand.
$300-500
354
Chelsea Radio Room Deck Clock, U.S.
Maritime Commission, 5 1/2-in. Arabic
numeral and twenty-four-hour brass dial,
marked Chelsea Clock Co. Boston U.S.
Maritime Commission Ser. no., hinged
Phenolic case, red markings to indicate the
silent period when only emergency radio
messages could be transmitted, sweep
center seconds and white hand for indicating
Greenwich Mean time, eight-day time-only
mechanism.
$200-400
355
Chelsea Ship’s Bell Wall Clock, Boston,
with 4-in. silvered Arabic numeral dial marked
Chelsea Ship’s Bell, eight-day time and ship’s
bell strike movement, all in a screw-bezel,
polished brass case, dia. 5 3/4 in.
$200-250
356
Chelsea Clock and Barometer Set, Boston,
both in brass cases marked Chelsea Clock
Co., with threaded bezels over 4-in. dials,
the clock marked for the retailer M. Low Inc.,
New York, N.Y., with eight-day time-only
movement, the German barometer marked in
part Superfect, Germany, dia. 5 3/4 in.
$300-500
357
Two Chelsea Yacht Wheel Ship’s Bell
Clocks, Boston, c. 20th century, both Arabic
numeral dials marked Chelsea, Ship’s Bell, a
3 1/2-in. dial with a screw bezel and a 4-in.
dial with a hinged bezel, both on mahogany
stands, ht. 9 to 12 in.
$500-700
359
Chelsea and Seth Thomas Ship’s Clocks,
both eight-day time-only movements, 5 1/2-in.
Arabic numeral dials, the Chelsea deck clock
with a silvered dial in a bronze case, the Seth
Thomas an “Engine Lever No. 4” in a resin
case with hinged brass overlay bezel.
$300-500
360
Chelsea Ship’s Bell Clock, retailed by
Abercrombie & Fitch, with 4-in. silvered dial
marked for retailer Abercrombie & Fitch Co.
and Chelsea Ship’s Bell, polished brass
case, screw bezel, eight-day ship’s bell strike
movement, in a wooden stand, ht. 7 1/2 in.
$600-800
361
Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock, Switzerland,
20th century, the case with removable front
glass, round dial with raised Arabic numerals,
15-jewel movement powered by changes in
temperature and barometric pressure and
regulated by a disc pendulum, ht. 9 1/4 in.
$300-500
362
Jaeger-LeCoultre Atmos Clock, Switzerland,
late 20th century, the case with removable
front glass, round dial with raised Arabic
numerals, 15-jewel movement powered
by changes in temperature and barometric
pressure and regulated by a disc pendulum,
ht. 9 1/4 in.
$800-1,200
358
Seth Thomas Model 30 Ship’s Bell Clock,
Thomaston, Connecticut, c. 1890, brass
case with hinged bezel and external bell, 5-in.
silvered Roman numeral dial with subsidiary
seconds marked Seth Thomas, thirty-hour
time and ship’s bell strike, lever-escapement
movement, ht. 10 1/4 in.
$200-300
95
Scientific Instruments
363
Lots 363-404 are from the collection
of a New England scientist and
maker of scientific instruments
363
Wilson Pattern Screw-barrel “Culpeper”
Microscope, 18th century, brass body
engraved Culpeper Fecit, simple microscope
which attaches with screw threads to one end
of barrel, spring-loaded stage, and turned
bone handle, barrel lg. 2 1/2 in.
$400-600
364
Cuff-type Compound Microscope,
18th/19th century, unsigned body with
manual height adjustment on a square pillar,
shaped stage with simple rack focusing
knob, stationary concave/convex mirror, all
attached to a single-drawer walnut and brass
base with additional objective lenses and
specimen holders, housed in a brass-mounted
pyramidal walnut case, instrument ht. 12 in.
$400-600
96
365
Cuff-type Monocular Microscope, unsigned,
early 19th century, rectangular stationary
pillar with scale engraved on side 1-5, body
with engraved scale 3-6, sleeve carrying a
concave silver lieberkuhn, shaped stage,
all mounted on a single-drawer mahogany
base with accessories that include spring
stage, blank slides, fish-pan, and objectives,
housed in a pyramidal mahogany box with
drawer containing an additional cylinder and
lieberkuhn, instrument ht. 14 in.
$500-700
366
George Sterrop Cuff-type Compound
Microscope, London, c. 1750, simple stage,
engraved Sterrop London Fecit, rectangular
brass pillar with an adjustable parallel pillar
marked 1-6, fine focusing, tapered tube with
objective lens, single-sided gimbaled mirror,
mounted on a single-drawer mahogany base
with five objective lenses, Bonanni spring
stage, and multiple slides, ht. 15 in.
$1,500-2,500
367
Cased Schiek Monocular Microscope, no.
499, Berlin, Germany, c. 1840, main tube
engraved Schiek in Berlin No. 499, rackand-pinion focusing on a triangular pillar, with
square stage, condensing lens, and mirror,
that attaches to the cylindrical lower pillar with
a compass joint, all resting on collapsible trifoot base, housed in a fitted mahogany case,
instrument ht. 16 in.
$400-600
368
Benjamin Pike Jr. Monocular Microscope,
294 Broadway, New York, c. 1844, lacquered
brass instrument with main tube attached
to horizontal rotating arm with rack-andpinion adjustment, and disk of six objective
lenses, square pillar, stage with horizontal
fine adjustment, and up/down rack-andpinion focusing, condensing lens on manual
adjustment arm, single pillar and foldable
tri-foot base engraved Benjamin Pike Jr. 294
Broadway, New York, ht. 19 in.
$800-1,200
365
366
369
Horizontal Compound Monocular Drumtype Microscope, unsigned, 19th century,
right-angle optical tube slips into a sleeve
with course focus knob, hinged magnifier
lens, circular stage, gimbaled mirror below,
lead-weighted base screws onto the cylinder,
ht. 10 3/4 in.
$500-700
370
370
Culpeper-type Compound Monocular
Microscope, early to mid-18th century, turned
lignum vitae body with leather-wrapped singledraw tube, brass eyepiece and sliding cover,
ray skin wrapped main tube, circular stage
with etched central glass plate, gimbaled
planar mirror on a mahogany base, singledrawer oak pyramidal box with accessories
and eyepieces, ht. 14 in.
$5,000-7,000
371
Nuremberg Culpeper-type Microscope,
mid-19th century, branded ICR in a circle
on the underside, with diced paper-covered
tube supported by three turned and stained
splayed pillars, single-draw focusing, turned
eyepiece with threaded dust-cap, circular
base with reflector on compass joint, on three
turned feet, ht. closed 13 in.
$800-1,200
372
Jean Gabriel Auguste Chevallier Monocular
Microscope, France, mid-19th century,
compound body engraved Maison De L’Ing
Chevallier Optn. Place du Pont Neuf, 15 Paris,
square pillar with circular stage mounted with
fine adjustment knobs, and gimbaled rotating
mirror, trunnion attachment to the rectangular
lead-filled base, with a fitted mahogany
carrying case, ht. 13 in.
$300-500
371
98
373
Nachet Et Fils Monocular Microscope,
17 rue St Severin, Paris, mid-19th century,
eyepiece tube with manual focusing, fine
focusing knob at the top of the pillar, and pillar
arm engraved as above, circular stage with
two clips, gimbaled mirror on a rotating hinged
arm, weighted lead base, ht. 13 in.
$200-400
374
Dellebarre-style Compound Monocular
Microscope, late 18th century, hinged square
pillar with rotating barrel arm housing the
five-lens eyepiece, including a Lieberkuhn
mirror, circular stage with rack-and-pinion
adjustment/focusing, condensing lens, and
large gimbaled mirror, with collapsible tri-foot
base, ht. 16 in.
$5,000-7,000
375
William Salmon Compound Monocular
Microscope, England, mid-19th century,
oak base with removable right-angle foot,
lacquered brass tube with rack-and-pinion
focusing, adjustable hinged arm that attaches
to the wood base with a screw-clamp fitting,
damascened rectangular base, and mirror
arm, together with a fitted mahogany box, ht.
13 in.
$500-700
374
99
376
Charles Chevalier Universal Achromatic
Microscope, c. 1840, with horizontal main
tube engraved Microscope Achromatique
Universal Charles Chevalier Ingenieur,
Opticien, Palais Royal, 163, Paris, square
stage, and large plano mirror on square
pillar with fine adjustment, condenser lens
with bayonet fitting, all housed in a dovetail
mahogany case with accessories, two greenlined fitted velvet trays, containing objective
lenses, eyepieces, mechanical stages,
forceps, glass stage, bull’s-eye, additional
accessories are housed throughout the drawer
case, box ht. 6 1/4, wd. 17, dp. 13 in.
Note: A copy of a handwritten list of
accessories accompanies the lot.
$7,000-9,000
376
100
377
Louis Joseph Deleuil Monocular Microscope,
France, c. 1840, combination microscope
designed by Francois-Vincent Raspail, with
pillar inserting into a brass fitting on the singledrawer mahogany box, and marked Deleuil, body
attaches to a right-angle or cantilever arm with
fine horizontal adjustment, and fitted with a bull’seye lens, square stage, and gimbaled rotating
mirror, drawer with five magnifier lenses, ht. 14 in.
$400-600
378
378
Lacquered Brass Culpeper-type Microscope,
late 18th/early 19th century, brass tube supported
by three scrolled feet on circular mahogany base,
rackwork focusing, threaded eyepiece, circular
stage with spring slide-holder, and gimbaled
mirror, housed in a pyramidal mahogany case
with lower drawer containing four numbered
objectives, and four bone specimen slides, box
ht. 13 in.
$1,500-2,500
379
Joseph Zentmayer Binocular Microscope,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, c. 1870, no. 790,
lacquered brass tubes with diagonal rackwork
focus, knurled screw attached to the bottom
of the tubes for fine adjustment of objective
lens, circular stage, condenser barrel below
with rack focusing, twin pillars holding the
limb on trunnions, swing arm mirror, (lacking
mirror), terminating in a tri-foot base marked J.
Zentmayer Philadelphia 790, with an associated
period mahogany case, instrument ht. 18 in.
$1,000-1,500
380
Jules Duboscq Large Solar Microscope,
Paris, France, late 19th century, rectangular
stage with double-tube main body marked J.
Duboscq a Paris, 3-in. objective lens, double
column attached to large square housing plate,
that is capable of manually rotating 180 degrees,
fine adjustment knob for adjusting the 5 x 11-in.
mirror angle, lg. 25 in.
$800-1,200
382
381
Unsigned Monocular Microscope, 19th century,
manual adjustable main tube on a rotating arm
atop the steel square pillar, square stage with
rack-and-pinion height adjustment, gimbaled
mirror, all attached to a circular mahogany base,
ht. 16 in.
$700-900
382
Nuremberg-type Compound Monocular
Microscope, German, late 18th century, turned
fruitwood tube with two draw decorated paper
covered tubes, eyepiece and objective lens with
turned wood covers, oak box branded on the
underneath (?)FF in a heart, rotating mirror, and a
fruitwood slide, ht. 8 in. closed.
$700-900
101
385
383
Cased Solar Microscope Signed “Mon.
Loiseau Boucart,” France, 19th century,
lacquered brass instrument signed on the
fixed plate Mon. Loiseau Boucart Sucr. 35
Quai de Horloge, with two knurled knobs for
rack-and-pinion adjustments for horizontal and
vertical movement of the mirror, stepped main
tube with internal focusing and external rack
focusing for eyepiece, fitted and removable
double-tier accessories case, wd. 11 1/2, dp.
9 1/2, ht. 3 1/2 in.
$1,500-2,000
384
Henry Crouch Binocular Microscope,
London, late 19th century, lacquered brass
tubes with diagonal rackwork focus engraved
Henry Crouch London, knurled screw
attached to the bottom of the tubes for fine
adjustment of objective lens, circular stage
with X-Y rack-and-pinion adjustments, and
substage with silvered scale from 0-360,
condenser barrel below with rack focusing,
split pillars holding the limb on trunnions,
gimbaled mirror, terminating in a tri-foot base,
with a mahogany carrying case, ht. 18 in.
$800-1,200
385
T. Blunt & Son Chest Microscope, London,
c. 1800, Gould-style microscope with
rectangular parallel pillar engraved T. Blunt
& Son London with rotating objective arm,
rack-and-pinion focusing, conical-shaped
main tube, circular stage, and gimbaled mirror,
attached to interior of case on a collapsible
hinge, fitted mahogany box with fish plate,
slides, two lenses, ht. of instrument when in
use 12 in.
$3,000-5,000
102
386
J. Howie Disassembled Binocular
Compound Microscope, 76 Nethergate,
Dundee, Scotland, 19th century, binocular
tubes with horizontal focusing, three-piece
objective lens turret, large square stage with
X-Y adjustments, condenser lens, base with
rack-and-pinion adjustment knobs, marked
J. Howie Nethergate Dundee, all on a tripod
base with trunnion joint, ht. 23 in.
$800-1,200
387
Ross Compound Monocular Microscope,
London, c. 1880, main tube with course
focusing, nosepiece with triple objective lens
turret, circular pillar with fine focusing knob
marked 0-9, square stage, condenser with
fine focusing, and rotating gimbaled mirror, on
a double pillar and U-shaped base, engraved
Ross London, ht. 17.
$300-500
392
388
W. Watson & Sons Oil Microscope Lamp,
London, c. 1880, engraved on circular base
W. Watson & Sons Ltd. 313 High Holborn,
London, W.C., clear glass reservoir and
anodized chimney attaches to square pillar
with adjustment knob, and large rotating
condenser, ht. 11 in.
$500-700
389
Unsigned Inverted Chemical Microscope,
late 19th century, horizontal screw-mount
objective tube mounted on a rectangular pillar
with fine and course focusing, circular main
pillar with stationary stage with fine adjustment
substage, concave and convex gimbaled
mirror, ht. 13 in.
$700-900
390
Two Lacquered Brass Monocular
Microscopes, 19th century, main tube arm
engraved Carpenter & Westley 24 Regent
Street London, rack-and-pinion focusing
on the triangular pillar, square stage, large
concave mirror, and black-painted U-shaped
base; a damascened Y-shaped microscope
with base marked McIntosh Battery & Optical
Co. Chicago Pat. MAR. 13’ 83, rack-andpinion focusing, circular stage, convex and
concave mirror, ht. 15 in.
$400-600
391
Three Boxes of 19th Century Specimen
Slides, Ernst Leitz, Germany, a hinged
cardboard box containing twelve wood trays
with six insect and floral specimens each,
some with labels reading Smith, Beck & Beck,
two pebbled and embossed hinged cases
reading Ernst Leitz, Berlin N.W. Luisenstrasse
45 on the bottom and Mikroskopische
Praeparte on the binding.
$400-600
392
Conrad Karner Ivory Diptych Sundial,
Nuremberg, 17th century, foliate decorated
outer case with wind rose numbered 1-32,
internal compass aperture, and viewing hole,
inner face with a carved village scene above
the twenty-four towns with their latitudes,
and string gnomon, the inner face with time
scale graduated 4-12, 1-8 around a glazed
sunk compass with horn maker’s mark, and
Babylonian and Italian hours, marked Conrad
Karner, back with multiple circular scales,
dual 1-12 hours, lunar days 1-29, engraved
brass pointer, double horn maker’s marks, and
engraved in conjunction with the outer scale
Epacta Iviani Anno 1619, inner scale Epacta
Creori Anno, foliate decorated spandrels, four
brass nail-head feet, and a hinged brass cover
on the side for the wind vane, wd. 2 1/2, dp.
3 5/8, ht. 9/16 in. see frontispiece for additional
view
Note: The sale/purchase and exportation/
importation of ivory and all other endangered
species may fall under various federal, state,
and international restrictions. The buyer of this
lot is solely responsible for understanding all
applicable restrictions prior to purchase.
$2,000-2,500
103
398
393
Early Boxwood Nocturnal, England, first
quarter 18th century, rotating volvelle with
shaped guide pointers marked GB and LB for
“Ursa Major” and “Ursa Minor,” circular section
is stamped with scales on the front side for
date, hour, lunar age, and polar distance,
compass rose on rear, with tide chart scale,
pierced heart-design handle, central brass
sight, instrument lg. 10 1/2 in.
$3,000-5,000
104
394
Brass Equinoctial Augsburg-type Pocket
Sundial, late 18th century, foliate engraved
octagonal base with glazed brass compass
and directionals in Latin, rotating central arrow
for the scale divided 30-0-30, folding hour ring
with Roman numerals and needle gnomon,
latitude arc calibrated 30-80 degrees, and a
triangular plumb bob, on three adjustable bun
feet, dia. 3 1/2 in.
$400-600
395
Henry Robert Cylinder Dial or Shephard’s
Dial No. 8, France, c. 1840, set for latitude
48, boxwood cylinder covered with paper
scale with vertical declination and hour scales,
and reads in part: A Paris. Henry Robert,
Horloger, cylindrical capital with folding
steel gnomon, housed in the center, original
cardboard box with instructional labels, and
calendar scale on lid, instrument ht. 5 in.
$400-600
396
Lacquered Brass Graphometer, early 19th
century, France, sight bar engraved Nebel
Paris au Butterfield, inset silvered brass
compass with eight-point rose, engraved
border, steel needle, half-circle divided 0-180
in both directions, fixed and moving sights,
verniers from 0-15, instrument lg. 9 in.
$300-500
397
English Repeating Circle or Reflecting
Circle, London, 19th century, 6-in. pierced
brass instrument with scale from 0-360, inset
silvered scale which is read by the movable
dual verniers that are attached to the rotating
arms and engraved Cary London, with
collapsible spring plotting points, third arm
with knurled knob for fine adjustment, center
hub with glass bull’s-eye.
$300-500
401
398
C. Stedman Lacquered Brass Pocket
Reflecting Telescope, 18th century, London,
1 1/4-in. reflecting telescope engraved on
scope Stedman London with a 5-in. main tube
with screw rod focusing, and dust cover, in
fitted fish skin case.
$400-600
399
Eight Books on Microscopes, 19th and
20th century, three from England, one each
from America, Holland, Germany, Belgium,
and France, including catalogs of the Billings
microscope collection and the Utrecht
University Museum collection.
$200-400
400
Shagreen-cased Drafting Set, unsigned,
19th century, with brass and steel instruments,
bone parallel rule (damage), folding 6-in. bone
rule, protractor, all in a wood and shagreen
fitted traveling carrying case with hinged lid,
ht. 7 in.
$300-500
401
Newton’s 3-inch Bronze-mounted
Terrestrial Globe, London, 19th century,
made up of twelve engraved gores on plastercovered sphere, with continents shaded and
outlined in green, red, and yellow, cartouche
reading in part Newton’s New & Improved
Terrestrial Globe, segmented horizon, and
meridian rings, on a turned center pillar with
mounted ledger, divider, and spyglass, all
mounted on a turned hardwood base, ht. 8 in.
$300-500
402
2 1/2-inch Terrestrial Globe, 19th/early 20th
century, twelve chromolithographed paper
gores with cartouche reading A correct Globe
with the new Discoveries, continents identified
in various colors, resting on a turned wood
base, ht. 8 in.
$200-400
403
Chevalier Optician Mercury Wall Barometer,
Paris, 19th century, painted wood plaque
reading Chevalier Opticien 35 Rue de Passy
35 Paris, with metric scale stick barometer
and Celsius alcohol thermometer, lg. 38 in.
Note: Barometers containing mercury cannot
be shipped and must be picked up at the
gallery.
$300-500
405
James Queen & Co. Field Microscope,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, 19th century,
with manual focusing, engraved on the
barrel surround reading James W Queen &
Co. Philada, single objective reading Ernest
Gundalach, rectangular stage, and gimbaled
concave mirror, all on folding tripod base, in
a mahogany case with brass bail handle, ht.
closed 9 in.
$200-400
406
Unsigned Gould-type Botanical Field
Microscope, c. 1830, lacquered brass
instrument with rack-and-pinion focusing
on the stage, single eyepiece, four objective
lenses, magnifier, and two bone slides, all
housed in a rosewood velvet-lined lid case
with removable tray, instrument ht. when
mounted 11 1/2 in.
$300-500
404
19th Century Woodblock Depicting an
Astronomer, depicting a classical Egyptian
figure “shooting the stars,” surrounded by
armillary spheres, charts, dividers, and a
repeating circle at his feet, stamped on reverse
Mousty, 28.R.des GS. Augustins, wd. 5, ht.
7 1/2 in.
$200-400
105
413
415
407
F.L. West Cased “Society of Arts”
Monocular Microscope, London, c. 1860,
lacquered brass instrument with rack-andpinion course and fine focusing, mechanical
stage, plano/convex mirror, multiple eyepieces
and objective lenses with brass cases
engraved F.L. West Optician 31 Cockspur St.
Charing Cross, V-shaped base also engraved
F.L. West 31 Cockspur St. London, all in
a fitted mahogany case with lower drawer
containing glass slides, box ht. 12 in.
$300-500
408
Twelve Assorted Microscope Boxes and
Glass Microscope Slides, 19th and 20th
century, assorted wood boxes including two
pyramidal boxes, approximately fifty slides
with handwritten identification tags of blood,
tissue, and organ samples.
$200-400
106
409
Carl Zeiss Camera Microscope Ultraphot II,
Germany, no. 55818, component parts include
the stand, two photo heads, interchangeable
tube head, stages, illuminators, transformer,
original instructional manual, and additional
accessories, ht. 27 in.
$400-600
410
English Brass Universal Equinoctial Ring
Dial, 18th/19th century, meridian ring divided
0-90-0 on one side with 0-90 declination scale
on the other, sliding bridge and suspension
loop with tightening screw, equinoctial ring
divided I-XII-I, bridge with sliding pinhole and
Zodiacal calendar scale, dia. 5 1/4 in.
$1,500-2,000
411
Two Brass 19th Century Instruments,
England, a 6-in. signed Troughton & Simms
London parallel rule with pierced arms and
knife-edge sides, and a 4-in. enclosed sliding
rule engraved on case Wm. Buice in script.
$300-500
412
Three M. Berge Brass Instruments, London,
late 18th century, a protractor with engraved
scale from 0-180, index arm with sighting hole
having crosshairs and vernier, and engraved
at the top of the arch Berge London; a 6-in.
scope with adjustable ocular lens, bubble
level and horizontal beam engraved M. Berge
London, and a tripod mount; a 12-in. Gunter’s
rule engraved with scales and Berge London,
both protractor and scope in fitted mahogany
cases.
$800-1,200
413
Brass 12-inch Planetarium, France, possibly
by Delamarche, with 1 1/4-in. sun-ball,
geared hand-turned mechanism to revolve the
Earth and Moon (not functioning), nine bone
planets on brass arms, pewter horizon ring
showing Zodiacal and Gregorian calendars,
and engraved meridian, on turned ebonized
column to circular base, ht. 20 in.
$1,500-2,500
414
Josiah Loring 9 1/2-inch Celestial Globe,
Boston, c. 1835, twelve engraved and
hand-colored gores with cartouche reading
in part: Loring’s Nine and a Half Inch Celestial
Globe, all the Stars to the Fifth Magnitude,
Boston Josiah Loring constellations labeled
and represented as stylized mythological
figures, beasts, and instruments of science,
unengraved lacquered-brass meridian halfcircle on a baluster-turned walnut stand, ht.
13 in.
$1,000-1,500
415
Franklin Terrestrial 12-inch Globe, H.B.
Nims & Co., Troy New York, c. 1890,
twelve printed gores on a plaster sphere
with cartouche reading in part: The Franklin
Terrestrial Globe Geographical Divisions
& Political Boundries H.B. Nims & Co.,
analemma located in the Pacific Ocean,
calibrated brass meridian ring and hour circle,
printed horizon band with calendar and
Zodiac, turned maple stretcher-base stand,
ht. 17 in.
$1,500-2,500
416
Weber Costello Co. 10-inch Near Pair of
Globes, Chicago Heights, Illinois, c. 1930,
twelve printed gores laid down on plaster
spheres, terrestrial globe with analemma in the
South Pacific, ocean currents, and cartouche
reading Terrestrial Globe Weber Costello Co.
Manufacturers Chicago Heights, Ill., Celestial
with classical constellations and cartouche
reading the same, both surmounted on a
turned wood center column and stylized cast
iron base, ht. 16 in.
$600-800
418
417
C.S. Hammond’s 12-inch Terrestrial Floor
Globe, 20th century, made up of twelve
colored gores with brass hour ring, showing
shipping routes and distances, analemma and
Russia as Union of Soviet Socialist Republic,
cartouche reading in part Hammond’s 12 inch
Terrestrial Globe Principal Steamship Routes
with Distances in Nautical Miles, full cast metal
meridian ring, all resting on a turned tri-foot
mahogany base, ht. 37 in.
$200-300
418
18th Century Brass-cased Alidade or
Patent Plane, France, black-enameled
brass instrument with removable outer case,
single-draw eyepiece at one end, 45 degree
rectangular glass viewing port at the other
end, knurled adjustment knob that regulates
the steel vernier marked 26-56, engraved
main plate with logarithmic height, angle
and distance scales, engraved Hauteurs des
Objects (heights of objects), and Echell de
Degres (scale of the degree), interior geared
clockwork mechanism, split secondary mirror,
and horizon mirror, edge of instrument also
with scale from 150-2400, all housed in a
fitted spalted wood case with pierced brass
handle and key, instrument lg. 12 in.
$3,000-5,000
107
419
Dollond Box or Pocket Sextant, early 19th
century, London, lacquered brass 2 1/2-in.
dia. instrument with silvered scale and vernier,
magnifier, index and horizon mirror, and red
and green drop-down sunshades, plate
engraved Dollond London, housed in a ropeedge decorated case.
$300-500
420
Box or Pocket Sextant and Proportional
Divider by Fraser & Son, c. 1840, Bond
Street, London, 2 3/4-in. dia. lacquered
brass sextant with silvered scale and vernier,
magnifier arm, engraved Fraser & Son Bond
St. London, with rope decorated edge
screw-fit case, proportional dividers with
brass body and steel points, engraved circle
and line scales, and knurled center knob,
marked Fraser Bond St. London, both in fitted
embossed burgundy leather cases, divider lg.
9 in.
$400-600
421
108
425
421
8-inch Brass Presentation Sextant, c. 1850,
cast brass frame with riveted and screwed top
plates, horizontal bar engraved Presented by
the Lords of the Admiralty of Great Britain and
Ireland to Mr. Alexander Baxter Master of the
United States Ship Cleone, for the humanity
and intrepidity displayed by him in proceeding
to the rescue of the Crew of the British Brig
Elizabeth of Harrington from the sinking wreck
of that Vessel on the 29 Dec. 1851, sliding
index arm with vernier and magnifier, horizon
mirror, sunshades, no. 865 engraved under
the arc scale, all in a fitted mahogany box
with brass plaque reading the same as the
instrument.
Note: A letter appeared in the New York
Times, Thursday, June 24, 1852, reading in
part: “Hugh Maxwell, Esq. Collector of the
Customs, NY, I transmit to you, herewith, a
box containing a gold medal and a sextant
which have been bestowed by the British
Government upon Capt. Alexander Baxter, of
the ship Cleone, of New York, for rescuing in
December last, the master and crew of the
British brig Elizabeth...”
$1,000-1,500
422
B. Biggs Bridge-frame Sextant, Cardiff,
England, late 19th century, with pierced bridge
frame, inset silvered brass scale calibrated
0-155, marked B. Briggs Cardiff, index arm,
adjustable magnifier, vernier scale marked
0-10, multiple sun shades, horizon mirror,
eyepieces, and a rosewood handle, all in a
fitted mahogany box with eight C.B. Rhodes
yacht club cards from various California clubs.
$300-500
423
G. Heath 8-inch Brass Sextant, Erith, Kent,
c. 1855, pierced frame with inset silvered
scale marked 0-120 and marked Heath Erith,
Kent, index arm with fine adjustment knob,
vernier scale and magnifier, horizon mirror and
sunshades, all fitted in a mahogany keystoneshaped box with interior retail or trade labels
from Samuel Thaxter & Son, Boston, and H.
Duren, New York, with additional eyepieces.
$500-700
424
H. Hunt Pocket Sextant and a Thomas
Jones Boxed Miniature Sextant, Europe,
late 19th century, H. Hunt 2 1/4-in. dia.
brass sextant with silvered scale and vernier,
magnifier arm, and retractable eyepiece, case
lid engraved A.L. Perrier C.E. to J.J. Whitty
C.E.; brass 3 1/4-in. radius skeletonized
sextant engraved Thomas Jones 62 Charing
Crofs London, arc scale from 0-150, sliding
index arm with vernier marked 24, and
horizon mirror, housed in a mahogany fitted
box stamped with retailer Hudson & Son
Greenwich on exterior and interior.
$400-600
425
Negretti & Zambra Large Double Sextant,
London, early 19th century, lacquered brass
double-sided 5-in. dia. instrument each
side consisting of a silvered scale calibrated
0-180, vernier, magnifier, index and horizon
mirrors and accompanying knurled adjustment
knobs, a 4-in. scope that extends to 6-in.
with rotating solar filters, engraved on one
side Negretti & Zambra, London, and a
folding rosewood handle, all housed in a fitted
mahogany case.
$1,500-2,500
109
426
Heath & Co. 7-inch “Hezzanith” Sextant,
serial no. 70, London, England, black pierced
frame, quick-release index arm marked
Hezzanith Endless Tangent Screw Automatic
Clamp, brass arc engraved Heath & Co. New
Eltham, London, S.E. 9 with inset silvered
scale calibrated 0-130, vernier knob calibrated
0-55 for fine adjustment, sun shades, and
horizon mirror, all in a fitted mahogany box
with certificate of examination reading in part:
The “Hezzanith” Instrument works Sextant No.
R 70, with additional eyepiece, brush, and
screwdriver, and original bill of sale.
Provenance: David Grice of Marlborough,
Massachusetts, World War II veteran.
Note: This instrument’s original bill of sale
came from F. Smith & Son, Nautical &
Scientific Instrument makers, 23 Oxford St.
Southampton, dated September 8th, 1946.
$200-400
427
W. Ludolph 7-inch Sextant, Germany,
c. 1950, index arm with locking toggle
mechanism, and fine adjustment knob,
arc reading 0-130 and marked W. Ludolph
Bremerhaven, sighting scope, horizon mirror
and shades, all housed in a fitted carrying
case with certificate.
$300-500
428
Bardou & Son 3-inch Refracting Telescope,
Paris, late 19th early 20th century, 38-in. brass
main tube engraved Bardou & Son Paris on
ocular collar, and G B Trademark below, rackand-pinion focusing, fitted case with additional
eyepiece, and an oak tripod with wooden
thumbscrew.
Note: Purportedly from Mary Pickard Winsor,
who founded the Winsor school in Boston.
$300-500
429
Unsigned 3-inch Reflecting Library
Telescope, 18-in. main tube with ellipsoid
mirror that is attached by an interior screw at
the eyepiece end, all mounted to a screwmount scroll-foot base, ht. 14 1/2 in.
$300-500
434
110
430
Henry Fitz 4-inch Refractor Telescope,
New York, c. 1850, 49-in. mahogany and
brass mounted main tube engraved at ocular
brass collar H. Fitz New York, single-draw
eyepiece, rack-and-pinion focusing, 10in. finder scope, mounted on a mahogany
tripod with adjustable extension arm, and
horizontal worm gear adjustment, overall lg.
58 in.
$5,000-7,000
431
Two Spyglasses, 19th and 20th century, a
leather-bound six-draw spyglass with dust
cap, blue shade eyepiece, and a bull nose
objective lens, housed in a leather-bound
carrying case, lg. closed 9 1/2; a stitched
leather-bound single-draw spyglass engraved
on the draw U.S. Navy Quartermaster’s
Spyglass Power 30 Keuffel & Esser Co. N.Y.,
lg. closed 21 3/4 in.
$300-500
432
Two Charles Bush Kaleidoscopes, C.G.
Bush & Co., manufacturer, Providence, Rhode
Island, c. 1870s, both with pebbled papercovered cardboard cylinders, one brass ship’s
wheel-form, the other with ebonized turned
handles, with movable fittings, supported on
a turned walnut, four-legged base, circular
chamber box containing multicolored glass
segments and liquid-filled ampules, producing
geometric patterns in the viewing lens, one
with original label reading C.G. Bush & Co.
Providence R.I., the other engraved on brass
ring, ht. 12 in.
$300-500
433
Framed French Perpetual Mechanical
Calendar, c. 1868, gilt frame with the
engraved plate reading Calendeier Perpetuel
above the months, and central scale with
dates from “1849 to 1899,” recessed manually
movable dial showing days of the week,
flanked by goddess Demeter and Hermes
holding a caduceus, lower scale indicating
the days of the month, and leap year example
stated at the bottom, printer cartouche
reading Wm. Gengenbach Geneve, with
printed legend or instructional label on reverse,
with additional year scales up to the year
2000, lg. 16 1/2, wd. 14 in.
$1,500-2,000
434
Crichton Bros. Kingwood Mercury Stick
Barometer, London, late 19th century, flat-top
case with beveled glazed window over the
dual bone scale plates, left plate reading 9
A.M. Yesterday, right plate reading 9 A.M. To
Day, double vernier with brass adjustment
knobs below flanking the glass tube and
mercury, thermometer scale and glass tube in
throat, and terminating in a covered cistern,
lg. 40 in.
gallery.
$1,000-1,500
435
Copper Mercury Stick Barometer, Precision
Thermometer & Instrument Company,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, slender copper
tube with dual silvered scales on either side of
the mercury tube, knurled vernier adjustment
knob below, thermometer in waist, hanging
from a bleached mahogany board with plaque
reading as above, instrument lg. 40 1/2 in.
gallery.
$200-300
436
Surveyor’s Theodolite by L. Casella with
Burt’s Patent Solar Attachment, London,
no. 5191, brass and gunmetal finish, 2 1/4in. silvered dial signed L. Casella, London,
5191, needle ring calibrated 0-360, cardinal
points in block lettering, horizontal plate with
dual verniers and magnifiers, twin “A”-frames
supporting a 12-in. telescope and silvered half
circle calibrated 0-100 in two quadrants, the
solar attachment with horizontal silvered hour
circle calibrated 0-12 in two quadrants and 4
1/2-in. declination arc with vernier read-out,
tri-foot leveling base and walnut fitted carrying
case and accessories, with wood tripod,
instrument ht. 14 in.
$2,000-4,000
437
Simple Theodolite with Prismatic Compass
by Schmalcalder’s, 19th century, London,
lacquered brass instrument with a 6-in.
scope above the 2 1/2-in. fern-colored paper
compass dial, dial has inverted scale for
reading through the prism that is located on
the eyepiece end of the scope, cardinal points
in bold, and reading Schmalcalder’s Patent.
No 82 Strand London, locking dial knob on
side and, engraved 704 B on the bottom, all
housed in a tapered, fitted mahogany box.
$400-600
438
W & L.E. Gurley Surveyor’s Compass,
Troy, New York, 4-in. engraved silvered dial
with cardinal points and reading as above,
outer ring calibrated in four quadrants 0-90,
folding sighting vanes, and tripod mount, all
in a fitted mahogany case with interior label
reading: W. & L.E. Gurley, Manufacturers of
Civil Engineers’ and Surveyors’ Instruments,
Troy, N.Y. U.S.A.
$300-500
436
439
Lietz No 550 Engineer’s Transit, Sokkisha,
95651, 4-in. engraved dial marked Sokkisha
95651, cardinal points in block letters,
needle ring calibrated 0-90 in four quadrants,
enclosed horizontal scale with verniers divided
10-20, A-frame supports with an 9-in. scope,
full vertical scale, bubble level and rack
focusing, tripod mount with four adjustable
feet, ht. 13 in.
$200-400
440
Two Bostrom-Brady Manufacturers
Surveyor’s Levels, Atlanta, Georgia, model
numbers 4 and 5, both with 10-in. scopes
with fine adjustment knobs, horizontal mounts
with scales divided in four quadrants, bubble
levels tripod mounts, both housed in fitted
carrying cases with interior lid branded Geiber
& Blum Inc.,Troy N.Y.
$200-300
111
441
Alexei M. Isayev S-75 Surface-to-air
Missile System, Isayev Design Bureau, c.
1957, this example is the upper stage of the
two part missile V-750 that houses the liquid
fuel, chamber burns a hypergolic mixture
of triethylamine and xylidine with nitric acid
as the oxidizer, constructed of mixed alloys,
inspection marks in red, ht. on stand 40 in.
Note: Alexei Mikhailovich Isayev was born
in St. Petersburg, Russia, in October 1908.
From 1957 to 1967 he designed engines that
powered rockets carrying the first artificial
satellites, the first man in space, and the first
unmanned probes to the Moon and Venus.
During the 1950s he worked on engines for
surface-to-air missiles and air-to-sea missiles.
This engine is for a S-75 Dvina, a high-altitude,
command-guided surface-to-air missile. This
model has become known worldwide as the
missile that shot down the U-2 spy plane of
Francis Gary Powers while he was flying over
the Soviet Union on May 1, 1960.
$7,000-9,000
442
German Rear Axle Differential Model, mid
20th century, painted model with cut-out
showing the gearing mechanism, leaf springs,
aluminum drums with rubber wheels marked
Hohm-Modelle 7.00-14, brake levers, all
mounted on a plywood base with plaque
reading Demonstrationsmodel KraftwagenHinterachse, wd. 10 in.
$200-400
443
Mont Blanc Meisterstuck 146, Germany,
black piston filler with gold-plated furniture, nib
marked 4810, 14k, Montblanc, 585, clip band
simply marked Germany, cap band marked
Montblanc Meisterstuck No 149, lg. 5 3/4 in.
$300-500
444
Dunhill and Dupont Rollerball Pens, London
and Paris, a Dunhill “Sentryman Mini” in black
resin with palladium-plated trim, and a S.T.
Dupont “Defi Sport Stylo” in black.
$200-300
445
Six Modern Pens, various countries, late
20th century, three made in Italy, a Visconti
Van Gough “Starry Night” fountain pen with
converter and a fine steel nib, a Mazzuoli
“Officina” in micrometer finish with a medium
stainless steel nib and cartridge fill, and a
Stipula “Passport” fountain pen in sapphire
blue with fine nib and cartridge or eyedropper
filler, and three Monteverde, two cartridge
or converter fill fountain pens, a “Regatta” in
Americana blue and white with medium steel
nib and an “Invincia” in black with fine steel
nib, and a “Invincia” ballpen in black.
$400-600
441
112
446
447
448
446
Fada Model 1000 “Bullet” Catalin Table
Radio, c. 1945, case with slight butterscotch
marbling and red dial surround, fluted knobs
and handle, circular dial reading Kilocycles
Meters, lg. 10 1/2 in.
$800-1,200
447
Addison Model 5D Catalin Table Radio,
c. 1945, Toronto, Canada, marbled red and
canary case with fabric sound grill, and dial
reading Short Wave Broadcast, label on
bottom reading Chassis No. R5A3 Addison
Industries LTD Toronto Canada, lg. 12 1/2 in.
$700-900
448
Bendix Model 526C Catalin Table Radio, c.
1945, serial number 250919, marbled green
and ebonized catalin case with dial reading
Aviation Bendix Corporation, with original label
on bottom, lg. 11 in.
$700-900
449
Dow Jones Ticker Tape Machine, mid-20th
century, red- and gilt-painted floor-standing
machine with plaque on front door reading
Dow-Jones The Wall Street Journal, with
original clipboard and 6-in. paper roll, ht. 49 in.
$1,000-1,500
450
Millionaire Calculator by Hans W. Egli,
Zurich, Switzerland, no. 2359, eight slides,
sixteen-digit capacity, multiplier-lever and
regulator (for addition, multiplication, division,
and subtraction) and crank on a painted brass
bedplate, slide table and instruction plate on
interior lid, two brass plaques reading in part:
Hans W. Egli Ingenteur, and a distributer agent
plaque reading: W.A. Morschhauser New York,
with its original “safety screw,” lg. 25 3/8, dp.
11, ht. 6 3/4 in.
$700-900
451
Fairbanks Cast Iron Cement Testing Scale,
St. Johnsbury, Vermont, c. 1900, cast iron
black-painted body reading Fairbanks with
gilt pin-striping, single balance scale reading
0-200 lbs., two brass rollers marked 3006 with
knife-edge hangers, lower one connected to
a pierced wheel for height adjustment, brass
shot run with lever start/stop rod, shot bucket,
and four brass counterweights, bubble level
on base and four adjustable feet, ht. 30 in.
$400-600
452
Collection of Apothecary and Coin Scales,
19th century, a mahogany-cased apothecary
scale engraved Jecker Paris on the beam;
an unsigned rosewood-cased scale, two
shagreen-cased velvet-lined coin scales with
2-in. pans, a W & T Avery scale with original
label attached to interior of the oak box,
both pans engraved with maker’s name; an
unsigned scale in a mahogany box; and an
oval tin-cased box with an image of “Justice”
on the lid, all with weights except one
shagreen-cased scale.
$300-500
453
Didactic Dental Model of a Human Skull,
Kilgore International, Coldwater, Michigan, the
anatomically correct model with removable
sections of the frontal, temporal, parietal, and
occipital bones, hinged jaw with cut-away
section to reveal the teeth and principal
nerves, all in a fitted carrying case.
$500-700
454
Colorless Blown Glass Leech and Cupping
Jars, France and England, late 19th century,
flared outer edge and bulbous center bowl
terminating on a circular base with unpolished
pontil, four graduated English cupping jars,
and two French cupping jars, leech jar ht. 10
in.
$300-500
113
455
455
Complete 18th Century Trepanning Set,
England, unsigned, stainless steel and ebonyhandled instruments including two trephines,
scalpels, bone brush, rugines, and lenticular,
all housed in a velvet-lined fitted mahogany
case with small brass bail handle, box lg. 11,
dp. 9, ht. 2 in.
$1,500-2,000
456
Collection of Medical Instruments, 19th
and 20th century, cased trumpet stethoscope,
bone-handled dental toothkey with ratching
extractor, a G. Tiemann & Co. cased eye
examining instrument, cased syringe with two
needles, and a silvered brass pillbox.
$200-400
114
457
Gilt-framed Musical Automaton Picture
Clock Depicting a Farrier’s Shop, attributed
to Xavier Tharin, c. 1880, elaborately
decorated arch-top giltwood and gesso frame
with two cherub-like figures flanking the 4-in.
Roman numeral porcelain dial in the arch,
hand-colored lithograph depicting a farrier’s
shop, a village scene in the distance with
automaton maiden washing the laundry on
the river bank, a procession of villagers along
the streets, and a train passing over the canal,
the shop depicting two smiths working on
an anvil, one operating the bellows, a farrier
shoeing a horse while the horse’s head nods,
and a dog wagging its tail, eight-day time
and gong-strike clock movement, single-air
pull-string cylinder musical movement, two
separate spring or going barrels operate the
pulley systems, ht. 43, wd. 37 in.
$5,000-7,000
458
Continental Gilt-framed Musical Picture
Clock, c. 1860, ornate gilt frame enclosing
the oil on canvas depicting a village and
coastal scene with ships in the harbor, one
flying a French flag, chapel with a 1 1/4-in.
Roman numeral porcelain dial in the tower,
long duration time and strike, spring-powered
movement, the three-air musical box with pull
wind and three levers for music/hour/change
selections, wd. 33 1/2, ht. 29, dp. 7 in.
$1,000-1,500
457
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459
459
Columbia Phonograph “The Toy
Graphophone,” American Graphophone
Co., New York, c. 1899, with 3 1/2-in. dia.
cast-metal turntable with paper label around
center reading in part: American Graphophone
Co. Columbia Phonograph Co. Sole Sales
Agent, shaped base in original maroon paint
with gilt edging, steel center spindle, threaded
handle with cup at the top for turning by
finger, and black japanned tin horn with
brass ferrule, two cartons containing nine
wax cylinders, both with their original labels,
original maker’s shipping crate or packaging
box with label on one side reading The Toy
Graphophone, The Child’s Talking Machine
Columbia Phonograph Co., and illustrations,
advertising, and operating labels on the other
sides, together with an original broadside from
Columbia Phonograph Co. advertising the Toy
Graphophone for 8 dollars.
Note: Introduced in 1899, the Columbia Toy
Phonograph was originally advertised for $3,
with wax records sold in packs of five for
an additional 50 cents. The heavy turntable,
which mounts on a spindle on the teardropshaped base, acts as a flywheel when the
handle is turned by fingertip.
$7,000-9,000
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460
Sublime Harmonie 14-in. Interchangeable
Cylinder Musical Box, Pallard, Vaucher,
Fils, c. 1880, no. 68419, nickel-plated
movement with dual combs each with an
engraved anchor, 1-8 tune indicator, double
spring barrels for long duration, and zither
attachment, all housed in a rosewoodveneered cabinet with floral marquetry
decoration on lid and front, cabinet lg. 31 1/2
in.
$2,000-4,000
461
Bremond Eight-air Cylinder Musical Box,
Geneva, Switzerland, c. 1875, 15-in. brass
cylinder, single comb, jeweled governor
stamped B.A.B., crank arm reading 6172,
tune sheet attached to lid reading in part
Sacred Music, all housed in a grain-painted
rosewood case, the top inlaid with a motherof-pearl butterfly, box lg. 23 1/4 in.
$600-800
462
Six-air Musical Box, 1890, no. 19727,
ebonized case with floral decorated lid,
6-in. cylinder, single comb, crank wind,
chromolithographed tune sheet attached to
inside of lid, box lg. 13 1/2 in.
$200-300
463
Symphonion Disc Musical Box and an
Edison Home Phonograph, 19th century,
ebonized Symphonion case with transfer
decorated decal on lid, dual 4 1/2-in. combs,
lever crank on front, start/stop on side,
fifteen 10 1/2-in. discs, 12 1/2-in. square;
oak Edison case no. H36760 with transfer
decorated decal on lid reading Edison Home
Phonograph, iron bed plate, and brass horn,
lg. 16 in.
$200-400
466
464
Thomas Edison Amberola 50 Phonograph,
c. 1920, Sm- 41650, mahogany case with
fabric-backed front grill, hinged dome-top lid,
model “C” reproducer, helical gear drive, brass
plaque inside lid, together with a copy of the
complete index of blue amberols compiled by
Tim Gracyk, and fourteen cylinders, ht. 16,
wd. 14 1/2, dp. 19 3/4 in.
$200-400
465
Reuge Singing Bird Box with Clock, SainteCroix, Switzerland, late 20th century, gilt
trimmed and enameled rectangular box with a
3/4-in. Arabic numeral clock dial on front, floral
decorated lid signed M. Seilfert on top, that
opens to reveal an iridescent feathered singing
bird which turns, flaps its wings, and opens
and closes its beak, marked on bottom 1248
Reuge Music Saint-Croix Made in Switzerland,
all resting on mushroom-shaped feet, wd. 4
3/4, dp. 3, ht. 2 in.
$2,000-3,000
466
Planox Mahogany Stereoscope and
Slides, France, first quarter 20th century, with
adjustable oculars, and having instructional
label on interior box (in French), rack-andpinion focusing, slide advancement knob,
magnetic slide carrier, and electrified rear
tin lamp, with three magazines of binocular
lantern slides, approximately fifty slides in all,
ht. 20 in.
$1,000-1,500
467
Collection of Hand-colored Magic Lantern
Slides, two 3 1/4-in. square slides, first one
depicting a cat getting reprimanded by its
owner, the second the cat freeing himself; nine
rectangular slides each having four numbered
circular images of satires, eight similar size
rectangular slides with village scenes.
$150-250
468
Collection of Minerals from Norway, 19th
century, many with D.E. Russell of Glen Cove,
New York, identification cards with name of
specimen and locations, some specimens
also with 19th century labels, approximately
110 in all.
Note: D.E. Russell cards read on back
“Acquired 15 Aug 1992 Richard Hauck ExColl. Maximillian Circa 1850-1860.”
$600-800
469
Collection of 19th Century Minerals,
America and Europe, many with 19th century
labels indicating places of origin and species
that include Saugus Mass, South Brooklyn
N.Y., Staaten [sic] Island N.Y., Nova Scotia,
and Sienna Italy, approximately fifty species
in all.
$400-600
117
470
474
470
Tibetan Quartz Crystal Cluster, specimen
with gray or smoky color, and partial matrix,
lg. 17 in.
$800-1,200
471
Large Quartz Crystal, Chile, smoky color and
partial matrix, lg. 19, wd. 10, ht. 5 in.
$400-600
472
Compo Del Cielo Meteorite, Gran Chaco,
Argentina, complete fusion iron specimen with
scalloped faces and various size regmaglypts,
lg. 10, wd. 9 1/2, ht. 6 in., 75 lbs.
$4,000-6,000
475
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473
lg. 13, wd. 8, ht. 6 1/2 in., 95 lbs.
$4,000-6,000
478
474
lg. 9, wd. 6, ht. 5 1/2 in., 25 lbs.
$1,200-1,500
475
lg. 6, wd. 7, ht. 8 1/2 in., 40 lbs.
$1,500-2,000
476
lg. 4, wd. 3 1/2, ht. 2 in., 3 lbs.
$400-600
477
lg. 4 1/2, wd. 3 1/2, ht. 1 1/2 in., 4 lbs.
$400-600
478
Hasselblad 500C/M and Two Other
Cameras, Sweden, c. 1980, black and
chrome body with pop-up focusing hood,
Zeiss 80mm f/2.8 Planar lens No. 6663122, a
3 1/4 x 4 1/4-in. “Anniversary” Speed Graphic
with 135mm f/4.7 Graflex Optar lens, Kalart
range finder, Heiland flash unit, seven film
holders, and a Ciro-flex 120 roll film camera.
$400-600
479
Voigtlander Bessamatic and Lenses,
Germany, c. 1963, chrome and black “deluxe”
body with lens setting visible in viewfinder, with
three lenses, a Skoparex 35mm f/3.5, a ColorSkopar X 50mm f/2.8, and a Super-Dynarex
135mm f/4.
$200-400
480
Black Leica II Model D and Lenses, Wetzlar,
Germany, No. 11615, c. 1935, black body
with serial number as above on top plate, with
Leitz Varob 5cm f/3.5 lens and Hektor 135mm
f/4.5 lenses.
$200-400
481
Leica M3 Double Stroke and Midland
Summarit Lens, Wetzlar, Germany, No.
900348, c. 1957, chrome body with number
as above, and a Leitz Canada Summarit 5cm
f/1.5 lens No. 1419663.
$400-600
482
Konica Rapid Omega 100 and Lens, Japan,
c. 1980, black body with focusing and pull
wind on right and hand grip on left, with a
90mm f/3.5 Super Omegon lens.
$200-400
483
Black Nikon F Body with TN Finder and
Three Lenses, Japan, c. 1967, body No.
6832050, black TN metered finder, Nikkor
28mm f/2.5 lens, Micro-Nikkor 55mm
f/3.5lens and a Nikkor-S 50mm f/1.4 lens.
$200-400
484
Nikon F2 FTN Finder and Three Lenses,
Japan, black body and finder with three
lenses, a Micro-Nikkor 55mm f/2.8, a MicroNikkor 105mm f/4, and Nikkor-Q Auto 135mm
f/2.8.
$200-400
119
485
Nikon Bodies, Finders and Lenses, Japan,
a black F2 body, and a black F3 with eye level
finder, an FTN finder and another, a MicroNikkor-P Auto 55mm f/3.5 lens, a MicroNikkor 105mm f/4 lens, and various adapters.
$200-400
492
Six Polaroid Shutters and Lenses, all in
press shutters, four in Prontor shutters, two
75mm f/4.5 Ysaron, a 127mm f/4.7 Ysaron,
and a 65mm f/4.5 Milar, two in Copal shutters,
both 127mm f/4.7 Tominon.
$200-400
486
Rolleiflex 2.8D and Other Cameras,
Germany, No. 1609899, c. 1955, Rolleiflex
with Xentoar 80mm f/2.8 lens, a Kodak Retina
IIIC, an Ansco Folding Buster Brown, a Kodak
No. 2A Brownie, and a Waston Master III
meter.
$200-400
493
Four Polaroid 600 Cameras, United
Kingdom, four instant 600 cameras, four
packages of 600 film and an assortment of
669 film.
$200-400
487
Two Olympus Cameras and Accessories,
Japan, c. 1980, an OM-1 body with Zukio
Auto-S 50mm f/1.8 lens, an OM-4 body with
Zukio Auto-Macro 50mm f/3.5 lens, a Zukio
Auto-Macro 135mm f/4.5 lens, an OM winder
2, a right angle finder, a T 10 ring flash, and an
off-brand 135mm lens.
$300-500
488
Nikon F2 Body and Five Nikon Lenses,
Japan, c. 1975, chrome body, and Nikkor
28mm f/3.5, Nikkor 35mm f/2.0, Micro-Nikkor
55mm f/3.5, Nikkor 50mm f/1.2, and AF
Micro-Nikkor 60mm f/2.8 lenses.
$300-500
489
Two Crown Graphic Cameras, Rochester,
New York, c. 1955, both 4x5, one with a side
mounted Kalart rangefinder and a 90mm
f/6.8 Optar lens, the other with top-mounted
rangefinder and a 135mm f/4.7 Optar lens.
$200-400
490
Calumet 4x5 Monorail Camera and
Accessories, Chicago, c. 1955, with 20-in.
rail, revolving spring back, geared rise and fall,
8 1/2-in. f/6.3 Commercial Ektar lens, with a
partial Home Portrait Graflex with 25cm f/4.5
Zeiss Tessar lens, and Grafmatic film holder,
and two Polaroid film backs.
$300-500
491
Eight Enlarging Lenses, Germany and
America, three 50mm f/4 and an 80mm f/5.6
Schneider Componon, 50mm f/4 Rodagon,
135mm f/4.5 Omegaron, 7 1/2-in. f/4.5 Kodak
Anastigmat, and a 50mm f/3.5 El-Omegar.
$200-400
120
494
No. 5 Universal Synchro Shutter and
Bausch & Lomb Large Format Lens,
Rochester, New York, large Synchro shutter in
original box and a Bausch & Lomb Tessar IIb
lens in an Ilex No. 4 Acme shutter.
$200-400
495
Wollensak and Bausch & Lomb Large
Format Lenses, Rochester, New York, a
Wollensak 12-in. Beach Multi-Focal Series B
lens in a Betax No. 5 shutter, and a Bausch &
Lomb 7 1/2-in. f/4.5 Tessar lens in an Alphax
shutter.
$200-400
496
Two Schneider Large Format Enlarging
Lenses, Germany, both Componon f/5.6
lenses, a 135mm and a 210mm.
$200-400
497
Mamiya RB67 Pro S Camera Kit, Japan c.
1974, black body with waist level finder and
two 120 backs, two Mamiya-Sekor C lenses,
a 90mm f/3.8 and a 180mm f/4.5, an eye
level finder, Polaroid back, bellows, extension
tubes, and pistol grip bracket.
$300-500
498
Pentax Spotmeter V and Four Other Light
Meters, Pentax Spotmeter V in original case,
two Minolta flash meters, a III and IV in cases,
a Weston Master II, and a Norwood Director.
$200-400
499
Two Lenses, Germany and America, a
150mm f/3.5 Kilfitt, Kilar lens in screw mount,
and a 8 1/2-in. f/6.3 Kodak Commercial
Ektar in an Ilex No. 3 Acme Synchro shutter,
together with a Leitz LVFOO and various Leica
caps.
$200-400
500
Three Monolight Flash Units, two
Photogenic Power Light 600 units and a
Rokunar studio light model 150, together with
two Minispot hot lights.
$200-400
501
Box of Camera Accessories, various
manufacturers, including Nikon accessories
MD-2 motor drive, two right angle viewing
attachments, focusing screens, extension
tubes, together with various filters, cables, and
some Leitz accessories.
$200-400
End of Sale 2857M
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Boston, MA
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20th Century Design
Discovery Auctions
Jane D. Prentiss
Carly Babione
20thcentury@skinnerinc.com
Kyle Johnson
508.970.3253
Melanie Trottier-Mitcheson
Stephen L. Fletcher
Richard Albright
discovery@skinnerinc.com
John Deighton
Karen M. Keane
Andrew Payne
508.970.3202
American & European Paintings & Prints
Robin S.R. Starr
Elizabeth C. Haff
Michelle Lamunière
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Karen M. Keane
paintings@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3206
European Furniture & Decorative Arts
Stuart G. Slavid
Stephanie Opolski
Gwendolyn L. Smith
european@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3203
American Furniture & Decorative Arts
Stephen L. Fletcher
Chris Barber
Christopher D. Fox
americana@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3200
Historic Arms & Militaria
Joel Bohy
militaria@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3215
Chief Financial Officer
Don Kelly
American Indian & Ethnographic Art
Douglas Deihl
Executive Vice President
Stephen L. Fletcher
Managing Director
Marie Keep
John Colasacco
508.970.3254
jewelry@skinnerinc.com
617.874.4313
Antique Motor Vehicles
Jane D. Prentiss
antiquemotorvehicles@skinnerinc.com
Stuart G. Slavid
Asian Works of Art
Judith Dowling
Helen Eagles
Suhyung Kim
asian@skinnerinc.com
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Victoria Bratberg
Eric Jones
Gloria Lieberman
Carol McCaffrey
Robin S.R. Starr
L. Emerson Tuttle
Western Massachusetts:
George Thomas Lewis
413.727.2721
glewis@skinnerinc.com
Florida: April L. Matteini, G.G.
305.503.4423
florida@skinnerinc.com
Maine: Bruce Buxton
207.772.6979
bbuxton@mainerr.com
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Kerry Shrives
judaica@skinnerinc.com
Musical Instruments
Carly Babione
music@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3216
508.970.3263
Oriental Rugs & Carpets
Books & Manuscripts
Devon Eastland
books@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3293
Ceramics
Stuart G. Slavid
ceramics@skinnerinc.com
Regional Directors
Judaica
508.970.3256
Senior Vice Presidents
Kerry Shrives
Victoria Bratberg
indian@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3253
Marie Keep
Jewelry
508.970.3203
Clocks, Watches & Scientific Instruments
Robert C. Cheney
Jonathan Dowling
Paul Dumanowski
Lawrence Kearney
Erika Jorjorian
rugs@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3247
Photographs
Michelle Lamunière
photographs@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3264
Silver
Stuart G. Slavid
silver@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3203
clocks@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3201
Wine, Whisky & Ale
Marie Keep
Joseph Hyman
Michael J. Moser
finewines@skinnerinc.com
508.970.3296
Auction Services
Consignments
Marketing, Media &
Communications
Appraisal & Auction Services
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Christine E. Finn
Katie Fitzgerald
Rachel Kingsley
Elizabeth Zwicker
Exhibitions & Property
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Laura V. Sweeney
Catherine M. Weber
Benjamin Evans
Linsey MacDougall
Paige Lewellyn
Jenna Nastri
Jessica R. Lincoln
Subscriptions
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Linsey MacDougall
Jacqueline Gray
508.970.3240
617.350.5400
508.970.3299
Institutional Relations
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508.970.3130
Advertising/Production
Pamela Van de Houten
Consignment Services
Jeffrey R. Antkowiak
Patricia Walker King
Stanley P. Bystrowski
Rebecca Hamel
John Cornelius
Carol Zeigler
Kristina M. Harrison
508.970.3204
Kathleen Jones
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Warehouse
Frederic Trottier
508.970.3209
Samatha Heighton
Cheryl Richards Photography
Customer Relations/Human
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Skinner Online
Carol McCaffrey
Kerry Shrives
508.970.3252
Receptionist
Lindsay White
508.970.3000
Daniel Bar
Judie Ochsner
online@skinnerinc.com
Transportation
508.970.3279
Eric Jones
Accounting
508.970.3229
Absentee & Telephone
Bidding
Denise Johnson
508.970.3269
Boston: 617.874.4318
William Madden
Marlborough: 508.970.3211
508.970.3266
Discovery: 508.970.3208
Kevin Rota
Auctioneers
Chris Barber, John Colasacco,
508.970.3283
Stephen L. Fletcher, Karen M. Keane,
Marie Keep, Jessica R. Lincoln, Kerry Shrives,
Stuart G. Slavid, Robin S.R. Starr,
Laura V. Sweeney
63 Park Plaza
Boston, MA 02116
617.350.5400
Fax 617.350.5429
www.skinnerinc.com
Marlborough, MA 01752
508.970.3000
Fax 508.970.3100
130 Miracle Mile, Suite 220
Coral Gables, FL 33134
305.503.4423
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New York, NY 10017
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20th Century Design $70 $150
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