hinged doors, cover the clock,
but we did not include it in the
ball bearing on the incline and it started running. The
ball runs the length of the incline until it hits a spring
activated bar that tilts the incline the other way, and off
the ball goes in the other direction. It takes 20 seconds
to complete one run. People who have bought this type
clock from us (#120, 223 & 224) tell us they can regu-
late them to keep accurate time. e do not worry about
keeping accurate time, I have my Timex and an Atomic
clock to keep me prompt for appointments. This clock
has a single fusee movement and will run about a week.
The three porcelain dials report the minutes, hours, and
seconds. ithout the dome it is 16" high. $750-$1000.
company became a division of
General Time sometime between
1932 and 1982. I would think this
clock was made nearer 1982 rather
than 1932. It is almost 4 feet high
from the finial tip to the pendulum
tip and in near perfect condition.
Three large brass weights, brass
chains, and brass pendulum on a
wood stick. In a light walnut case,
large door with glass, half columns
on the door, arch top and large finial.
Painted metal dial is signed, original
hands, flowers painted on the four cor-
ners and on the arch top. 8 day
see it says, "Made in USA". The move-
ment is running briskly and playing all the quarterly
and hourly chimes. $500-$750.
ca 1874. alnut case is 25" tall, complete and original,
Ithaca calendar clock. They are
inside where they should not be
and latches, are all original. Both movements came
with the case and are operating properly, calendar
changing and striking hours on the coil gong. The cal-
endar rollers are cleaner than anything else on the clock
so we will assume they were replaced years ago. This
clock is not a cream puff as it is now 135 years old and
has been on someone's mantle since 1874, but it is all
original and not been played with, and even has all six
original catches holding the backboard in place. Ly-
Calendar #339. $600-$900.
clock. It is sitting on a well made, matching oak shelf,
so we can show you both pieces in one
picture. If you do not want the No.40
on this shelf, use the shelf for anoth-
er clock. The clock is 24" high, clean
as a pin and polished. The black goop
was removed from the wood and par-
ticularly the grooves on the barley
twist columns on the sides of the door,
the top, and the attached ornaments
protruding from the sides of the case.
looks near perfect just as it is.
There are three labels on the back,
one has about half the paper, the
other two about 75%. ou may have noticed that the
shelf was patterned after the aterbury #36 DD, which
is the wall model of the aterbury #40 shelf model.
Everything about the clock is correct, movements, both
dials, calendar rolls, hands, glass, and all the case parts.
Both dials are signed by aterbury, the calendar dial
has some spotty paint loss. Ly- aterbury #263. $750-
$1000.
1904. This clock has been in my bedroom for several
It is one of their more stylish cases with handles on the
sides, and reeds and flowers on the sides molded into
the case. The beveled glass, sash, open escapement,
hands, and the two piece signed porcelain dial are all
near perfect. It has a correct metal back cover, pendu-
lum, key, and 8 day signed movement that runs and
strikes a Cathedral gong on the half hours and hours.
Always has been a poplar clock with Ansonia collectors
and decorators. Ly-Ansonia, pages 636-637. $600-
$800.
1901. Case signed with the model
name and Royal Bonn. It is 11.5"
high, 12.25" wide, and in near
perfect condition.
bedrooms for several years so
now that prices are low on
Royal Bonn clocks it is time
to sell (for a loss). The pri-
mary color is medium
blue, flowers and gold high-
lighting abounds on the front and sides. Rocco Sash
with a beveled glass, two piece porcelain dial that is
signed, correct hands and open escapement mechanism,
all near perfect. Correct metal back cover, pendulum,
key, and signed 8 day movement that strikes a gong on
the half hours and hours. A nice clock at a nice price.
Ly-Ansonia, page 620. $500-$750.
ca 1890. The calendar mechanism is under the dial. The
and the calendar changes correctly.
mounted behind the movement. The
oak case is 29" tall, clean and all
original including the glasses, pendu-
lum, key, beat scale, hands, and
movement. The dial is original but
was repainted many years ago. This
clock was purchased by the previous
because it reminded him that it "hit her on the head". It
had to have hurt, for it is a very heavy clock. $750-
$1000.
Cottage", ca 1874. alnut case is 22" high, complete,
original, clean, polished, and in excel-
lent condition. It has the original
back with an old dealer advertise-
ment. It has the correct and origi-
nal 8 day movement, coil gong,
and nickel pendulum bob, the one
with the correct wire hook. The
dial pans are correct, top one with
new paper, bottom dial paper and
roller papers are original, and the
hands look to be original. Ly-
Calendar #342. $600-$800.
and all original except the finish
to do a color of your liking.
has one small chip, the hands are correct, it has a nice
beveled glass in the sash, and an open escape mecha-
nism in the center. The hinged back door and pendulum
are correct. The movement is 8 day, clean, signed, run-
ning, and striking on a standing gong on the hours and
half hours. Some parts of the urn are brass, and that is
the way Ansonia made their urns. Ly-Ansonia #502.
$750-$1000.