Japan
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C.1910, Japan, Mini Round Drop school clock with carved bezel and calendar, 8-day with strike.
C.1910, Japan, Seikosha, HOTEL REGULATOR , large wall clock, time and strike, with lyre pendulum.
C.1947, Occupied Japan, 30-hour birdcage with rotating globe (annular dial), novelty timepiece with original marble and chrome base.
C.1955, Japan, plastic copy of a German Whistler , MAN WITH LANTERN IN HAND, whistling a lively tune, powered by an electric motor and 2 "D" cells in the base, on-off switch on right side of base.
C.1970, Japan, Fuji Clock Co, DIANA SWING clock, 8-day mysterious timepiece.
C.1987, Japan, Bisque figure of WHISTLING WILLIE, who whistles "3 O'Clock in the Morning", while turning his head from side to side, small quarts timepiece movement in street clock.
(2) Sangamo electric synchronous motor table clocks. Ht 6" and 7
19th Century, Japan, Meiji Period, 1-weight timepiece, vertical stick style case, crown verge with horizontal balance.
19th Century, Japan, Meiji Period, striking, vertical stick style case, crown verge with horizontal balance, the weight of the separate striking movement powering the time movement above.
19th Century, Japan, Shitan Wood Pillar weight driven striking clock, Meiji Period.
19th Century, Japan, Shitan Wood Pillar, Mini weight driven timepiece, Meiji Period, incomplete dial.
3 Oriental Swinger Dome Clocks
5 MI-KEN Plastic Figural Pendulette Clocks
A rare and early Japanese bell clock (Tsurigane Dokei) within a finely cast bronze bell with Japanese characters and double headed dragon form handle; having a posted, iron, double spring driven, striking movement with crown wheel escapement and time
Ban Mfg. Co. electric clock that runs on 3 D batteries.
C.1830, Japanese, Stick or Pillar timepiece, weight driven wall timepiece with "nama gata" scale, that compensates for the changing length of day and night.
C.1840, Japanese Bracket Clock, time, strike and calendar, delicate MOP inlaid case, fusee for time, going barrel for strike.
C.1840, Japanese, Stick clock, 1-wt timepiece, top balance with crown-verge escapement and skeletonized front plate, in rosewood case.
C.1850, Japanese Shitan Striking Stick clock
C.1870, Japanese Lantern clock, time, strike and alarm, weight driven, balance regulated, and with calendar apertures below 5 and 7, and with a gilt brass case, fretted to both sides and the rear, plus later wall bracket.
C.1900, Japan, Sankosha, 8-day time/strike shelf clock, copy of the Chicago model.
C.1900, Japanese, 8-day time/strike wall clock.
C.1905, Japan, Mini 8-day School Clock, in a faux grained drop octagon case.
C.1910, Japan, "Utility Model No. 12298
C.1910, Japan, Round Gallery Clock, 8-day pendulum movement in good original condition.
C.1910, Japan, Seikosha, Square gallery clock, 8-day time and strike in excellent original condition,
C.1910, Japan, TAKANO CLOCK CO, Nagoya, Mini Oak School Clock, with restorations.
C.1910, Japan, Unusual Calendar Carriage clock,
C.1910, Japanese, 8-day time and gong strike short drop school clock. Japanese made clock with a label marked "Nardin" to appear European, also with flying dial trademark that is German.
C.1910, Japanese, Round Dial striking gallery clock in good original condition.
C.1910, Japanese, Seikosha Co, Tokyo Short Drop Octagon School clock in generally good condition.
C.1910, Japanese, Short Drop Octagon school clock, 8-day time and gong strike.
C.1920, Japan, "ANGEL CHRONO-METER", round dial clock
C.1920, Japan, Seikosha, Calendar Carriage clock in very good
C.1925, Japanese, Hotel Regulator,
C.1930, Japan, Hayashi Clock Co.,
C.1930, Meiji Clock Co., Nagoya, Japan,
C.1948 Tezuka Clock Co. (Made in Occupied Japan), 30-hour moving eyes novelty timepiece.
C.1948 Tezuka Clock Co. (made in Occupied Japan), 30-hour moving eyes novelty timepiece.
C.1948, Japan, (Made in Occupied Japan), 8-day time/strike box clock.
C.1948, Japanese, Tezuka Clock Co. (Made in Occupied Japan), 30-hour moving eyes novelty timepiece.
C.1948, Meiji, (Made in Occupied Japan), 8-day time and strike gallery clock.
C.1948, Tezuka Clock Co. (Made in Occupied Japan), 30-hour moving eyes novelty timepiece.
C.1948, Toyo Watch Co., Occupied Japan (signed movement), Bird-in-Cage, annular dial timepiece with original stand.
C.1950, Japan, Art Deco Annular Dial clock, with animated fish in globe .
C.1950, Japan, Swinging Doll clock, 30 hour, under replacement dome.
C.1950, Japan, Tezuka Clock Co, POPPO, blinking eye clock
C.1955, Japanese, Small Swinging Arm clock,
C.1955, Yanagi Gauge and Instrument Co., Tokyo, Japan, Barograph in case, 8-day with original certificate in Japanese. Serial No. 179 (on papers and all metal parts).
C.1960, Japan, Meiko Clock Co., Paloma swinging arm clock in good original condition.
C.1965, Japanese, Meiko, 8-day swinger statue timepiece.
C.1970, Japan, Fuji Brand, 8-Day Swinging arm in very good original condition.
C.1970, Japan, Fuji Clock Co., 8-Day swinging mystery timepiece
C.1970, Japanese, Linden Swinging Arm clock, 8-day.
C.1980, Japan, Verge and Foliot wall clock, 8-day weight driven with passing bell strike at the hour, one handed.
C.2000, Asian Repro of the Japanese ÓHOTELÒ model wall clock.
Carriage clock by Seikosha, Tokyo, Japan.
Clocks- (11) alarm clocks; (6) Westclox, an unusual Elgin annular, a Lux, a New Haven and a Linden
Clocks- 2 (Two) Japan 8 day swing clocks: Diana and elephant figures, late 20th century
Clocks- 2 (Two) reproduction Swingers: signed "Linden" and Junghans "J", with modern kangaroo and possibly period elephant bases
Dokei Japanese Weight Driven Stick Clock
Elephant - Swinging Arm clock, made in Japan.
Elephant swinger reproduction shelf clock made in Japan by Seikosha, c1960
First quarter 1800s, Japan, Crown Wheel /Foliot Lantern clock, time and bell strike, with original cords and counter weights (not including the English stand in foto, which we used only for demonstration).
Foreign Diana Swinging Arm Clock
Fuji, Japan, swinging timepiece figure of cupid seated atop a fluted column and supporting the clock in his right hand, the figure with gold finish and mounted to a black painted metal base, polished brass clock case, Arabic numeral metal dial signed
Fuji, Japan, swinging timepiece using the Junghans Diana as a model, the figure with gold finish and mounted to a black painted metal base, polished brass clock case, Arabic numeral metal dial signed "Fuji", polished brass hands, 8 day timepiece movement,
Here's an example of what you can make if you will only use some imagination.
Japan Animated Bird in Cage Clock
Japan Animated Bird in Cage Key Wind Clock
Japan Annular Dial Bird Cage Clock
Japan Annular Dial Bird Cage Clock
Japan Diana Figural Mystery Clock
Japan, circa 1850. Fine gilt brass, hour and half-hour striking travelling bracket clock.
Japan, Edo period, striking wall clock, or Shaku-Dokei, commonly called "stick clock", the time movement of lantern style construction with crown wheel and verge driving the large, horizontal balance atop movement, delicately pierced front plate is
Japan, Meiji period, Shitan wood pillar clock, time only, weight driven, skeletonized front plate, and with duplex scales, the left side with a fixed scale European system 24 equal hours and with half hour markings also, and the right with movable
Japan, ÓAÒ on dial, probably Aichi of Nagoya, BLINKING EYE parlor clock, with typical open spring movement, this one with lever escapement, the balance showing on the dial, and with a hidden connection from the lever to the eyes that produces animation.
Japan, Seikosha Clock Co., Tokyo, (now known as Seiko), 8 day, time and strike spring driven movement gallery clock.
Japanese "Poppo" - Blinking Eye Owl clock.
Japanese "Schoolhouse" Wall Clock,
Japanese 8 Day Time and Strike in Hand Grained Case
Japanese Animated Singing Bird Birdcage Clock
Japanese box clock, 23" high walnut case with ripple molding on the door.
Japanese carved case, long drop regulator.
Japanese Carved Wall Regulator Clock
Japanese Carved Wood Hanging Clock
Japanese drop, wall clock.
Japanese moving eye "Owl" clock.
Japanese School Clock Made In Occuiped Japan Circa 1945-1952.
Japanese Seikosha Clock Co. Schoolhouse Style Wall Clock, circa 1890
Japanese shelf clock, circa 1900
Japanese short drop clock, ca 1900-1920.
Japanese short drop clock, very ornately decorated with rope carved moldings around the front edges. The case is 18.5" high, probably made with an evergreen type wood, probably pine, stained dark.
Japanese short drop, ca around 1900. The wood case is 22" high, complete, and has some style and some trim that American drops do not have.
Japanese short drop, ca around 1900. This case is 20" tall, complete, but not as many frills as No. 779.
Japanese short drop. Dark wood case, possibly pine or similar wood stained to resemble walnut.
Japanese Square Cased Dial Clock. Circa 1925-35.
Japanese stick or pillar timepiece weight driven wall timepiece in wood case with "nama gata" scale, which curved scale compensates for the changing length of day and night, floral engraved skeletonized front plate mvt with crown verge escapement and
Japanese, Aichi Clock Co., 8-day shelf clock for the Asian market, with cast gesso dragons and gargoyles applied to the door, painted gold. C.1910.
Japanese, double foliot lantern clock, large, "Nicho Tenpu Yagura-dokei", 30 hour, steel framed movement with tooled brass covers, now on a purpose made wall bracket and with later weights