E. N. Welch, Regulator No. 11. Wall hanging clock. Long runner. 27150.

This model, the "Regulator Number 11," is in excellent original condition. The case is constructed in oak, and it retains its original finish. The Welch catalogs categorize this surface as "Antique Oak." The top and bottom crest are original to this clock and are applied to the case. They are highlighted with decorative scribed details. Most of which can be seen on the front-facing surfaces. The front of this clock features a large dome-shaped door fitted with glass. This allows one to view the dial, the motion of the long pendulum rod and bob, and also to view the decorative E. N. Welch Swing indicator mounted inside the case. The dial decoration is done on paper and applied to a tin pan. This is also original to this clock. The dial measures 10 inches in diameter. It features a Roman numeral time track and a small subsidiary seconds dial located just below the hour numeral twelve. The movement is constructed in brass and is mounted directly to the case. The plates are formatted in an "A-frame shape." The front plate is clearly die stamped by the manufacturer, "E. N. Welch Mfg. Co. / Forestville, Conn. / U. S. A." It is interesting to note that this movement may be considered a variant. The catalogs list this clock as being a thirty-day runner. This clock runs for 14 days and is a time-only design. It is good quality. The long pendulum hangs from the back of the case. It features a gilded wood rod and a large bob covered in brass. 

This clock measures an impressive 60 inches long and was made circa 1890.

It is inventory number 27150.