tifully constructed with 7 finials. Porcelain dial marked,
superbly made. Nice little shelf
"Magician" clock. It is made of a composition materi-
al, painted to match an original, 1 day
backwind and set movement that is
running. As most folks know, the
eyes rotate to give the time. There are
12 hour marks around the eye. As the
eye turns a mark on the eyeball points
to the hours (left eye) and the minutes
(right eye). An original "Magician"
may sell for several hundred dollars.
$150-$250.
older type, unsigned except for serial number, probably
Typical movement, looks every-
thing like a Gustav Becker move-
ment, but signed only, "Made In
Germany". It is running, comes
with a key and old glass dome.
$50-$100.
and overall appearance is excellent. The clock was
functioning when we brought it home,
now only the light is burning. The
clock and Merry Go Round are not
going around. I do not tinker with
electric things. $25-$50.
Corp". Gold color on metal frame case. There are four
two outside glasses. This clock
2002, pages 571-576. $25-$50.
case, bronze finish, 9" high, complete
including the knobs on the back.
Finish is tarnished, lost some of the
finish, but looks fine. Original
signed dial with seconds and alarm
dials, and four original hands. The
movement in this clock is their
"strongest used in an alarm clock",
will ring the alarm 15 minutes with
one winding. The clock is run-
ning and performing properly.
Ly-Seth Thomas, page 51. $100-
$150
also signed, "Western Germany" and
some other names. Like some of the
other little clocks, it was dry and did
not want to run. A spot of oil got it
going. $25-$50.
tation weights and metal chains, total is 8.5" high. Bird
bobs and pendulum swings. Signed
on the back and front. It is running.
$25-$50.
"Waltham". Correct hands, winding stem,
and mounting bracket. Clock is running.
There is no glass over the dial. $25-$50.
clock. Cream colored case is 6.5" tall, has no chips or
arrow trademark on the nice dial.
Seconds dial, correct hands,
beveled glass in the brass sash.
Attractive white case, a tinge of
pink and painted flowers. 10" case
has no breaks or chips, just a scuffed
edge or two. Nice case for what it
is. There is evidence of three
missing doodads on top, holes
filled. With some white paint you
would not see the small holes. Runs a while and
stops, has not been oiled in a long time. $50-$100.
6" by 5". Back wind, probably one day movement, run-
Excellent original paint on the case, no
wear on the dial, spinning wheel
turns as the movement ticks, and the
alarm function is operable. Case is
5.5" wide, 5" tall. This is probably
the nicest example of this model we
have ever sold. $50-$100.
white pointer to indicate the time. Some loss of the
"Made in U.S.A.". $50-$100.
suppose was a thermostat. Clean and polished brass
case, very nice if you only use it as a clock
and thermometer. The clock pops off so
you can wind it, with a male key, from the
back. The thermometer also pops off allow-
ing access to the thermostat wires, etc. The
apparatus is 9.5" high and in excellent con-
dition. The clock is not running, but if like
everything else in this collection it needs
some oil. $25-$50.
cover is in front of the