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Horton'sAntique Clocks
702.
$50
Globe Clock Co. metal clock, ca 1941. Metal stand
with 3" brass ball, stamped numbers on the front and
curved hands. It is 9.5" high, complete,
and fitted with a Lux 30 hour pendul-
lete movement that is running. Ly-
American Clocks, Volume 3, #895.
$75-$125.
703.
$35
Jennings Bros gold plated novelty clock. Case is 6.5"
high, has a decent amount of gilt remaining on the
metal. Back of case is signed,
"Jennings Bros. Mfg. Co.", ca early
1900's. Sloppy repairs underneath the
basewhereitdoesnotshow.Backwind
movement is running. $50-$75.
706.
$60
"MissionC.C.ManufacturedByWm.L.GilbertClock
Co. / St. Louis, U.S.A.", copied from the
paper label. Case is 15" high, ca 1906,
complete and in very good condition.
One day spring movement is time only,
winds in front, has gilt time numerals
and hands, and polished brass pendulum
ball. Ly-Gilbert #1282. $100-$150.
707.
$25
Mastercrafter Model No. 137 Lantern. New or like
new, 12.5" high, light burns, clock runs,
metal and plastic. $25-$50.
708.
$60
"C. & N. Jerome / Bristol, Conn.", on the complete card
label inside this ca 1837-38 shelf clock. The unusual
designed case is 22.25"
high, has rounded sides,
beveleddoorframewithkey
lock,bluepaperontheback-
board and a card label. The
base is flat, and the top trim
is inverted. The zinc painted
dialhasthenumeralspainted
directlyontherawdialplate.
The movements for this
model came two ways, both
were the OG type, one with
solid wheels and had an
enlarged center opening of
the dial. It is thought that was done so people could see
thatitwasnotawoodmovement.Themovementinthis
clock is made with the same early features except the
wheelplatesarenotsolid.Thelowerglassismissing,as
are the weights, pendulum, and door key. Ly-American
Clocks,Volume 3, page 134. $150-$250.
709.
$60
Animated novelty clock, features a ceramic peacock
with an alarm on its back/tail.The case is
8" wide and almost 8" high. The rim
around the clock is also ceramic.
The dial has Chinese people, an ani-
mated dial with a jet plane as a sec-
onds hand flying around the dial as
the movement ticks. A Chinese
woman is moving her hand as the
movement ticks. $60-$100.
711.
$75
Brass novelty clock featuring a pair of big eared dogs
chained together, each side of the clock
tower. I am not sure what the tower
depicts. It is almost 10" high and 8"
wide. Porcelain dial, pair of hands
and an alarm hand. Backwind and
set, and running. Great gift if
you are looking for cheap
things to buy the in-laws. $75-
$150.
712.
$90
Sangamo gallery clock. Metal label on the back says in
part, "Sangamo Clock / Sangamo
Electric Company / Springfield,
Illinois USA". Collectors in
Illinois tell us the Sangamo
clocks are big sellers there,
thatiseverythingbutthebanjo
clocks. Well here it is, a red
painted iron case, almost 12"
wide on the back, 8.25" silver
dial, heavy iron hinged bezel over
the dial. The dial is signed, and in very good condition.
No electric wires on the back, just the connectors to
hook the wires to. $100-$200.
714.
$75
Glass Novelty clock, signed "Made In U.S.A." on the
dial and back plate. There are several patent dates on
the back, the last is 1908. All original
and everything is excellent and per-
fect. I am not an authority on glass;
some parts feel like "cut glass", some
do not. It is very attractive and I guess
if it turns out to be cut glass someone
will have a very nice clock. It is 5.5"
high, and is running. $100-$200.
704.
$85
Waterbury Clock Co. novelty, "Venus", ca 1915. Gold
plated case is 8" high. The majority of the gilt remains
on the metal, case is complete and
original. Bowed and beveled
glass over the gold colored dial,
original hands, some wear on
the unsigned dial. Backwind one
day movement is running.
Stamped underneath the base is,
"W.C.Co."
Ly-Waterbury
#1838. $100-$150.
710.
$85
Novelty clock, a copy of the originalAnsonia
"Navy". The brass case is almost 14" high,
complete with the flag, oars, ships wheel
around the clock, ropes, anchor, and other
naval objects. The clock has an alarm feature,
and winds and sets in the back. Perfect of
course, because it is new. $100-$150.
705.
$50
"The Burroughs Company Grandfather".Walnut case
is 13.5" high, original, complete including paper label.
Bowed glass over the dial, brass sash, three
brass finials, wind and set on the back,
movement is untouched, and running. Case
is in good condition, a little dusty, and dull.
$50-$100.
713.
$50
Miniature Kundo Anniversary Clock, made in Western
Germany, ca1950's. With the
glass dome in place it is only
8.75" high. The porcelain dial is
signed, "Kundo / Made In
Germany", painted garland of
flowersaroundthenumerals,back
is signed, "Made In West
Germany", etc. The little clock is
completebutneedstobeserviced.
$50-$100.
715.
$40
Glass Novelty clock, signed on the dial, "Made In
U.S.A.". Not signed on the back. Not as
nice as #715, glass feels more like
etched or ground designs rather than
"cut". This light green glass case is
5.75" tall and has a miniscule chip
on the back, hardly worth mention-
ing. It is running. $50-$100.