Rare Tiffany Makers Ship Strike Clock with Perpetual Calendar, Made for the Yacht Halcyon in 1907

Tiffany Striking Clock with Clock and Calendar Matching Brass Bezels on the Original Carved Base with Nautical Themes, Circa 1910

Chelsea Clock co., Chelsea 12 Inch Special Grand Dial Base and Ball Ships Bell Clock #34710 Jan. 17, 1908

Rare 8 1/2 Inch Chelsea Yacht Wheel Clock from the Yacht "SUMAR"

Twelve Inch Chelsea Brass Ship's Clock with Time and Strike Movement made for the "US Maritime Commission"

Chelsea Clock co., 12 Inch Chelsea Pilot Clock Signed Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, USA with Eight-day time-only movement #1564573 circa 1924.

Chelsea 12 Inch US Maritime Commission Red Brass Time and Strike Ship's Bell Clock

Twelve Inch Chelsea Ward Room Clock #8970

Chelsea 10” Ships Bell Clock. Serial number 23999 on the case and the movement dates the clock to 1907. The the Clock has a Red Brass Case with Hinged Bezel and Roman Numeral Dial.

Important 12" Ships Clock with Exposed Escapement, signed Harvard Clock Co., Boston

Chelsea 8 1/2 Inch Desk Clock with House Strike #140357

Chelsea Six Inch Dial Clock and Barometer Set

Chelsea 8 1/2 inch Pilot Clock and Barometer Set

Chelsea 3 Inch "Columbus" Clock and Barometer owned by Paul Mellon

Boxed silver Presentation Yacht Timer stop watch signed "TIFFANY 7 CO., THE PAGET Reg No. 4330" Made by "WEILL & Co." and dated 1927

Thirty-Day Astro-Regulator Floor Standing, Award Winning Clock signed Francis Summer, South Carolina, Circa 1873

Simon Willard Tall Clock with Rocking Ship and Willard Signed Bill of Sale

Dent Asto-Regulator 8 Day Wall Clock #892 Circa 1860

Aaron Willard Alarm Banjo Clock With Alarm Mechanism and Original Glasses

Ebony Boxed William Weichert 56 Hour Ship's Chronometer

Breguet 18K White Gold Watch Ref. #7137BB119V6

Details Images Documents Notes Condition Activity Financials Provenance References Unknown, 18th Century Brass Universal Ring Dial, Late 18th century

Cane with carved Ivory grip featuring a highly detailed carving of a Eagle clutching an open mouth serpent with spit tongue in his talons. The cane has a silver spacer with hallmarks. American or English circa 1890