Made in West Germany by Phinney Walker, stands
design on the front, large sash holding a glass, signed
the back is a solid brass, hinged
in the metal. Movement is signed by
wrong with it except is needs some
trinket box with hinged lid on the bottom. The clock
does not feel inclined to run. The dial is
surrounded by many large "clear"
stones. Diamonds ? Rhinestones? If
you have any gold you haven't
already sold you can store it in the
trinket box. Novelty is 11" high,
has a good finish. $50-$100.
Mahogany case is 18" tall, excellent condition, attrac-
basement workshop cabinet clock. He used an old 8 day
American movement, Ansonia probably, an Ansonia
gong, an American pendulum bob, and old
hands. I could have probably used
the case for firewood this winter
and got my $50 from the parts.
The case is 23.5" tall, probably
made of birch or light oak, and
stained. He did a good job with
the numerals, and the glass is not
bad. He did not put hinges on the
door, it is held in place with one
nail. It does the job. A bonus, it is
running and striking. $50-$100.
"Merchant Line" of clocks, ca 1911. This oak case is
and pendulum look to be correct.
V.P.", ca 1880. Not an exciting case, but a
style made by several clock compa-
nies in that period. The polished
walnut case is 16.5" high, has
some black trim around the base
and a black door knob. The glass,
knob, and pendulum are probably
original, dial pan and dial paper are
replacements. 8 day movement is
signed Kroeber and is running. Not
a clock to brag about for it needs
some tender loving care to spiff it
up Ly-Kroeber #951. $50-$100.
place and it started running. This iron
back, 4.5" across the top. Original paper dial is signed,
"Patent Lever Escapement", dial ring is
stamped, "Pat.May 10, 56". Not
sure about the "56", it could be
"50", or some date in between.
New putty around the bowed
glass. The little one day move-
ment is clicking very strong, not
signed on the top plate. No label
or any evidence there ever was
one. The cast case, excluding
the bezel, is 2.25" high, designs cast in two sections.
Metal is very dirty black/smoke/ apparently has never
been cleaned. $50-$100.
inspect them but they sure looks like
pendulum, original gong base and
gong, and original 8 day movement
held tight by thumbscrews. Dial is
1913. A very nice solid mahogany case that is almost
13" wide, 6.5" high, clean and
untouched. Brass sash, beveled
glass, signed porcelain dial,
original hands, and key wound
from the back. 8 day time only
movement is running.
Ly-New Haven #1137.
$75-$150.
"Antiwerp", ca 1908. The solid oak case stands 6 feet
Oak Finish". Right now I would call it an
old dirty finish. The dial has raised cast
pendulum bob. The movement is 8 day strik-
thing is running very strong and after read-
#663. $50-$100.
hour blinking eye clock made in 1865.
The case is iron, stands 15.5" high.
This case was cast from a mold of an
original and painted to match. This
clock has a quartz movement and
was not made to have the eyes
blink. Original sell around $2000.
I put a battery in this movement
and it did not tick. Aren't the new
quarts movement $5 or less? $50-
$100.
1934. Mahogany cased clock, 22" wide. Finished in
lacquer, hand and machine
rubbed. 8 day movement strikes
a Cathedral gong. Complete
paper label on the wood
back door, pendulum
and
with a bowed glass over the silver plated dial. Raised
numerals, original hands, and the dial is signed. Front
of case has two toned designs below the dial. Clean
case, no damage or repairs. Ly-Ingraham #786. $50-
$100.