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Clocks For Sale!

These are a few of the clocks I would like to sell. The prices marked are without shipping. If you are interested in purchasing any of these clocks, please feel free to contact me at jcp_15@hotmail.com

Here is a lovely 8 Day cottage clock by Gilbert. The case is rosewood with a gilt border. I would date this one at around 1870. The tablet appears to be original, and it is in good condition. Upper glass is also original. It has a correct replacement Gilbert movement (an old one that's an exact match from a similar clock), and a replacement zinc dial that needs to be painted. The case has a hole in the bottom. No hands (needs Maltese), no key. Replacement pendulum is included.

Asking $119.00 (USD)

Here is a nice Foliot clock. I have had it many years, but it will not stay running. The clock is made from brown plastic (made to look like wood), and has a few metal parts. The upper "baskets" are from another clock, but one of the original square weights is still with the clock. When I did have it running it kept very good time (+/- 5 minutes per day).

Asking $45.00 (USD)

Ingraham Black Mantle Clock. This clock is mostly restored. The columns are new, are were made to match the case. The entire case was disassembled and re-glued/repaired. The movement is not original, but it's the closest matching Ingraham movement that I could find (with 12 o' clock F/S and front mount with bell and gong). That said, I had to add spacer blocks inside (non-permanent and could be removed). The dial looks original, and I like it in this distressed condition, though a new face could easily be installed. The clock is missing the side ornaments. The back is a replacement (original back was in terrible condition, but I still have it). The nice thing about this clock is that the finish is original, and has not been ruined by restorers who are putting new high gloss paint on these clocks.

Asking $149.00 (USD)

Here is a nice Art Deco Mauthe Clock. The clock is a full Westminster chime, and has a balance wheel movement. The clock needs to have the top/sides/back refinished, however, the front is in excellent condition. The only main issue with the clock is that is has a broken chime rod. The rod is with the clock should you wish to try to replace it or repair it.

Asking $99.00 (USD)

New Haven Tambour Clock. I love this clock, and I'm a bit reluctant to sell it, but I need the space, and since then, I've replaced it with a nicer English made clock. This clock is spotlessly clean and keeps good time. The gong has a very nice tone (not quite captured in the video). The finish is very slightly alligatored, but it is 100% original. Comes with the key.

Asking $159.00 (USD)

Seth Thomas Legacy Mantle Clock. This is not a rare clock, but it's still a lovely westminster clock. The clock is missing the hand nut, and the back door has a warp in it, but otherwise it's nearly mint. The clock even comes with the original key and instructions. The clock is not currently running, but it will once it's cleaned-up.

Asking $89.00 (USD)

This next one is a German made (Cuckoo Clock Manfg Co.) clock marked Style King. The clock needs refinishing (varnish is crazed), but it has a beautiful sounding westminster chime. Movement needs cleaning.

Asking $149.00 (USD)