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BLG-0930
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Very Rare Waterbury 30-Day “Kendall”
in Walnut, circa 1896 |
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American clockmakers, in general, made very few 30-day clocks; this one by the Waterbury Clock Co. is an exception to that rule and quite rare. We've never seen this model in our nearly 23 years in business, let alone in a 30-day configuration.
Physical: The walnut case, surmounted by a beautiful and detailed crown and flanked by fluted columns, measures 22"w (crown) x 52"h x 9"d is in excellent physical condition. It bears the original finish and original finials. Likewise, the signed 10' dial is in excellent, age-appropriate condition and bears the original paint.
Mechanical: The 30-day, spring-driven movement is was recently cleaned and adjusted and is in excellent mechanical condition, ready for years of enjoyment.
Comments: It's always fun to find a clock of classical American style that others don't also own. And, so often clocks of similar size were made primarily in oak, so finding a beauty that's walnut is a secondary bonus. Give us a call to make it your own!
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Questions? Contact us by phone at , or e-mail.
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Upper Section
(Upper) Dial Off
Lower Section
(Lower) Dial Off
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JPL-0727
$19,500
~PRICE REDUCED~
$18,000
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E. Howard Regulator No. 41 in Black Walnut
circa 1874 |
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Ship From So. CA
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Like many of its other regulator models, E. Howard & Co. made this seldom-seen model in five different sizes ranging up to six feet in length. This one at four feet is a little more manageable in most settings. Take a close look as it's a beauty and the only one we've had in nearly twenty years in business!
Physical: The black walnut case, which measures 16"w x 48"h x 6"d is in excellent physical condition and retains the original finish. Different woods react differently in how they reflect or absorb the camera flash. The lower midsection appears lighter, but if you take a look a the photos labeled "lower" (and "lower left" in particular), you will see that the wood blends with the rest of the case. Odd little fact!
The 9" diameter dial was repainted at some point in the past, long before the present owner purchased the clock. It is in excellent physical condition. The glass tablet is original and in excellent condition as is the damascened pendulum bob. There is a wonderful original label inside at the top of the door.
Mechanical: The eight-day deadbeat, maintaining-power mechanism was recently professionally cleaned and lubricated and is in excellent mechanical condition. The signed E. Howard movement is stamped with a "4" and the same numeral is cast into the original weight.
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Comments: This is one of those serious collector "statement pieces". Physically it is very conservative, yet its elegance is reflective of the best of both the cabinet- and clock-making crafts. We'll be happy to assist with shipping arrangements with one of our blanket-wrap specialists. Please give us a call to initiate the process... thanks in advance.
Questions? Contact us by phone at , or e-mail.
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Tablet Lower
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DPL-0180
$3,950
$3,450
~BIG PRICE REDUCTION~
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Seth Thomas Regulator No. 6 in Walnut |
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Ship From So. CA
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One of the most popular Seth Thomas weight-driven wall clocks is Regulator No. 6, like this one, c.1884. The model was so popular that it was copied and re-released in the 1970s by General Time, the company that bought the Seth Thomas assets and name (and subsequently folded).
THIS IS NOT A REPRODUCTION, but an original clock.
Physical: The gorgeous walnut case bears the original finish that has been thoroughly rubbed out and is in excellent physical condition; there is crazing present in the finish, the special patina of years and years. It measures 49"h x 16.5"w x 6" d. The 10" diameter dial has the original paint in excellent condition; the strong-board behind the dial is the only non-original component of this clock. This clock also has an original label that's in very good original condition. The glass appears to be original as do the finials. Note the beautiful burled walnut in the crown piece and on the base. Also note the beautiful nickel damascened pendulum bob (small dings 6, 10, 11) and matching weight, beat-plate, pulley and bezel.
Mechanical: This model uses the same time-only, weight-driven movement that's in the workhorse Regulator No. 2. The original 80-beat movement features lantern pinions, Graham pallets. This one was just overhauled and is in excellent running order, ready for years of great service for you.
Comments: Don't miss this one if you've been seeking a nice, clean very original Seth Thomas regulator.
Questions? Contact us by phone at , or e-mail.
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Upper Section - 2
Upper Right - 1
Upper Right - 2
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Upper Left - 1
Upper Left - 2
Lower Left - 1
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Base Burl Veneer Closeup
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HWD-867
$3,850
~SALE PENDING~
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Seth Thomas Regulator No. 9 in Oak |
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Ship From CA
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Here is one of the more gracious Seth Thomas Regulators that we see only occasionally. This case, which was manufactured in the most popular oak as well as walnut, cherry and "old oak" was used for the configuration you see to the left and for a double-dial perpetual calendar called "Office Calendar No. 12".
Physical:The oak case measures 15.75"w x 48"h x 7"d and is in excellent physical condition with the original finish. Fortunately, it also has the original wavy glass in the door. The 10" dial retains its original paint and is in excellent condition
Mechanical: The eight-day, time-only, deadbeat, retaining-power movement was overhauled in 2014, has subsequently been serviced and is in excellent running order, ready for years of great service.
Comments: This is a wonderful clock that will make a great addition to your collection or a wonderful single clock for your home or office. It can be yours with a simple call to start the process.
Questions? Contact us by phone at , or e-mail.
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Give us a call at or send us an e-mail and let's discuss the clocks you have to sell. Whether you're a seasoned collector, an estate manager, possibly a "senior" collector looking to downsize in a "pre-estate" direction, or if you're just a beginning collector, we can help you like we've done for many others over many years. Please give us a call or drop us an e-mail note. You'll like the way we work and the way you are treated. Quality, Respect, Responsibility and Reputation are our business guidelines.

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