Antique American Clock Sale
Ends January 31
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Perfect accents for the Colonial or Victorian home
Boston Clock Co. ‘”Office Regulator”, ca. 1890. A rare and beautiful example, starts at $2800. Delivery to the Eastern half of the US for $400.
John Hunt oversize OG steeple, ca. 1850. A gorgeous 29-inch walnutveneer case with a polished finish. Starts at $5000.
E. Howard & Co. “”No. 59 Regulator”, ca. 1880. A 46-inch case with a rare black dial and brass hands. Starts at $2500.
William E. Hadlock wall time piece, ca. 1880. A rare clock from a Boston clockmaker. Starts at $2000.
Seth Thomas Regulator No. 19, ca. 1890. Considered the high point of the Seth Thomas legacy. Starts at $9000. Delivery to the eastern half of the US for $450.
Seth Thomas “”Regulator No. 4”, ca. 1879. A rare clock with only two sales records in the last 24 years. Starts at $3500.
Ansonia Clock Co. “”Superba and La Vague”, ca. 1904. An outstanding example from the Segelberg collection. Starts at $1500.
Gilbert Clock Co. “”Regulator No. 7”, ca. 1881. This monument of Victorian design stands wo inches tall with beautiful burled walnut trim. Starts at $4000; delivery for $500.
Ansonia Clock Co. “”Undine & Gloria”, ca. 1899. A beautifully refinished figural in bronze and gold, 28 inches tall. Starts at $1000.
Over 250 antique clocks • Sale ends January 31
15% buyer’s premium • money-back guarantee delivery to eastern half of US