but it stopped. I checked to see why and
but no time to repair it. An easy fix, sus-
the original dome. $50-$100.
Complete paper label shows Plymouth Hollow, Conn.
as the address, while the 30 hour
brass
case is so dark I cannot tell what
wood was used. The 25 high case
will definitely need to be cleaned,
it is crusty black. Two good glass-
es, good old metal dial, old hands,
old bob and key, and one correct
weight, one incorrect but will run
the clock. This clock will be a
challenge to restore. Ly-Seth
Thomas, page 521. $50-$100.
but is no doubt 8 day for it has two springs in the bal-
years. The dial is a replace-
rosewood case, 14.5 high, clean as a pin, no wood
damage visible but there is surely a tiny edge nick.
Replaced paper dial on the old
pan, no paint on the bottom glass,
otherwise very good. It has a one
day movement, running strong,
striking on a coil gong, and there
is an alarm that rings on an iron
bell. Complete paper label inside,
correct hands and pendulum bob.
Ly-Seth Thomas, pages 218-219.
$75-$150.
OG family of clocks, a miniature size, only 16.5 high.
removed. A non clock person
signed, running, striking a coil
gong mounted to the back of the
metal movement bracket. The
movement slides into the metal
bracket and is held by thumb
screws. Good RA porcelain bob
and porcelain beat scale. The
wood case has four glasses, all
good. The 19 high case is proba-
bly made of pine or similar wood,
has a slight red cast to it, and some
old worm holes. Nice little clock
except for the worm holes. Dial is
two piece, plastic type material,
note one hand is broken. A pair of
hands are in the case, I forgot to put them on. $50-$100.
an early shelf weight clock, made with rosewood veneer,
many veneer chips, the gilt is
35 years ago I would have been in
bottom reverse painted, and the
There is a good label inside, no
signed Seth Thomas. Ly-Seth
plastic dome. 2-3 dozen ball bearings. Plugged it up but
nothing happened. Needs ser-
vice. Plastic dome is cracked.
$25-$50.
new, made with parts bought from
Timesavers or Merritt's. The
wood case is 22 high, well con-
structed, identical to all major
company's short drop models.
The wood used in construction
may be mahogany or maple, has
a slight red tint. A good looking
clock, but it is new. 8 day movement
is time and strike. $50-$100.
complete paper label indicating it was made in Plymouth
beautiful even with a tiny chip
and a tiny veneer repair. The
poorly rebacked. Very nice orig-
inal painted dial, period hands,
missing the suspension spring.
The seat board mounted brass
with weight cords, and would
run if you put in a suspension.
is 11 high. New or near new. $10-$25.
probably pine case is 11.25 high, very good case,
glasses, painted dial, and movement.
Hands are suspect. No label or name
on the movement. You collectors can
identify by location of the winding
arbor. $50-$100.
case, two glasses in the door, small
viewing glasses each side, like new
silver colored dial, original hands,
brass bob, wood stick, and the 8 day
movement is running. The clock
strikes bim-bam on half hours and
hours, three hammers on three long
rods. Nice clean little clock, no
frills, very plain, but does what it
was intended to do, run and tells
you the hours and half hours. $50-
$100.
bottom and top boards, a chip on
Thomas, page 521. $75-$150.