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C.1847, J. C. Brown, Bristol, Conn, 8-Day Steeple clock

Date: 5/08/2000
Price Realized: $650
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts

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in mahogany and in excellent condition. Has a great "flower basket" cut out tablet that may be replaced, but was certainly done long ago. The clock has a signed time and strike movement, original signed dial with good signature, and full label {black on green}. Certainly a welcome offering compared to what we find for steeple clocks today. Old spires may be later. Height 19 *" Reserve $500
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French Marble Portico with Dome., circa 1880's

Date: 3/15/2000
Sold For: $2200
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Case: White marble 15" tall, dome 19.5" tall Works: French 8 day time and strike on bell. Reference: The French Marble Clock by Nicolas M. Thorpe Condition: Case: very good, there are a lot of small chips, the dome is repaired.; Works: excellent.
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C.1900, Swiss, Minute Repeating Mini-Carriage clock,

Date: 5/08/2000
Price Realized: Bought In
Courtesy of R.O. Schmitt Fine Arts

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for Black, Starr & Frost, NY, in excellent original condition. This particular clock embodies a "crystal-set" alarm mechanism {rotate crystal to set}. The time movement is wound by a stem, hidden beneath the sliding base cover; depress the stem to set the time. The alarm is wound with a small key, and the time is set with the same key from the rear of the clock. The hour, quarter and minutes are counted out when the plunger on top is depressed. Although the movement is unsigned, it was most likely made by Mathey-Tissot at Les Ponts-de-Martel in Neuchatel. This firm produced an extensive line of quality miniature travel clocks just after the turn of the century, and although numbered, they are not normally signed. Running, and repeating briskly; original gilding excellent. The base cover is engraved with the retailer: Black, Starr & Frost, N.Y. Height, less handle = 2.8", with handle 3.8" Reserve $6000

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