Wall Clocks / Barometers Riggs & Brothers, Philadelphia No., 1 style weight driven wall "Regulator." A colorful wall clock. A fine New Hampshire Mirror Clock with wheelbarrow movement. The dial is not signed. Act of Parliament dial or Tavern clock. UK origin. Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. A large Gallery clock. Baird Clock Company of Plattsburg, NY. Goulding's Manures. This example is an attention getter. Boston Clock Co., of Boston, Massachusetts. This very interesting wall clock is die-stamped No 214 on the movement. It was cataloged as Style 16. Brewster & Ingrahams of Bristol, Connecticut. A gilt gallery wall timepiece. Cartel wall clock of French origin. Henry Au Louvre / Paris. Charles Wilder of Peterborough, New Hampshire. A Stick Barometer designed with bell flower top. Chelsea Clock Company. 11E Deck and Engine room clock. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 10. The figure eight wall clock. Boston clock. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 20. "Marble Dial Clock." Boston Clockmakers. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 27. A marble faced wall clock. Boston, Mass. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 58-12. Wall regulator. The largest size in oak. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 7 figure eight. Boston, MA. Originally ordered by D. O. L. Warlock in St. John, New Brunswick in 3/27/1877. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 70-14 (14 inch dial) wall clock. "School, Office or Bank Clock." E. Howard & Co. Model No. 70-14 (14 inch dial) wall clock. "School, Office or Bank Clock." E. Howard & Co. Model No. 70-16 wall clock. The middle size. Boston, MA. E. Howard & Co. Model No. 9. "House and Counting-Room Clocks." A Figure 8 wall clock. E. Howard & Co. Model No., 70-12. Walnut case. E. Howard Clock Company of Boston, Massachusetts. Model 95 wall timepiece or Banjo clock. E. Ingraham & CO. Bristol, Connecticut, U.S.A. The "12 Inch Ingot." School clock. Edmund Currier of Salem, Massachusetts. A mirror clock. Elisha Manross of Bristol, Connecticut. An Early CT Gallery Clock. Girandole Wall Timepiece in mahogany. A bench-made example. H. A. Clum. Rochester, New York. Patented May 29, 1860. Horace Tift Timepiece from North Attleboro, Massachusetts. Howard & Davis Model No. 4 wall clock. Boston, Massachusetts. A. Howard die-stamp. Timepiece. Howard & Davis Model No. 5 Square Bottom wall clock. Boston, MA. (Inventory number OO-18.) Howard & Davis Model No. 5-Square Bottom wall clock. Boston, Massachusetts. Ingraham & CO. Bristol Connecticut. The "Hartford." A long drop school clock. J. Poncione Colomba & Co. No. 180 High Holborn, London, England. A good quality, mid-19th Century figured mahogany and line inlaid stick barometer. Japanese Single Foliot Kak Dokei or Lantern Clock. Time and strike. John Sawin of Boston, Massachusetts. Wall timepiece or banjo clock. John Woolrich of Wolferhampton, England. This is a large wall clock. Joshua Seward of Boston, Massachusetts. Lyre clock or Timepiece. Lemuel Curtis Timepiece Concord, Massachusetts Morez Picture Frame Clock. Petiot Guichard Louhans, France. Nils Wiberg of Ystad, Sweden. A very impressive carved case Swedish wall clock. Samuel Abbott of Boston, Massachusetts. A gilded framed mirror clock. Sessions Clock Company of Forestville, Connecticut Seth Thomas "Litchfield." Wall clock. 30-day time only. Seth Thomas 10 Inch Drop Octagon in oak. School clock. Seth Thomas Lobby wall clock. This is the Lobby - 14 having a 14 inch dial and a walnut. Gallery Clock. Seth Thomas Regulator No. 2. Ship's Bell Clock. Seth Thomas Clock Company of Thomaston, Connecticut. Simon Willard & Son. This is a fine Federal Massachusetts wall Timepiece or "Banjo clock" was made circa 1825. This example is signed and numbered on the dial, "No. 4507." Ted E. Burleigh Jr., of Winchester, Massachusetts. A reproduction wall timepiece featuring a gilded rope case. Waltham Clock Company of Waltham, Massachusetts. Federal Massachusetts Improved Timepiece or Banjo clock.
