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C.1868, Williams and Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass., 8-day, 1-weight regulator timepiece.

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23 October 2024
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The mahogany case is in very nice condition with original finish. The bottom of the case is intact and has never been damaged as you sometimes find when a weight cord has broken. The original painted dial is very nice with some paint loss around the mounting screws and some flaking at the edge of the chapter ring. The wood dial bezel has been moved from its original position because of a crack that developed at the original location. The hands are original. Both glasses are original, with the lower glass being re-painted (we are unfamiliar with this pattern for the tablet). The movement is attributed to Hatch, and matches the previous lot. A picture of this movement can be found in Willard's Patent Time Pieces by Paul Foley, page 175. Other than the odd tablet, a very nice example of this model. Height 33.5 inches

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Williams and Hatch
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R. O. Schmitt Fine Arts
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C.1868, Williams and Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass., 8-day, 1-weight regulator timepiece. The mahogany case is in very nice condition with original finish. The bottom of the case is intact and has never been damaged as you sometimes find when a weight cord has broken. The original painted dial is very nice with some paint loss around the mounting screws and some flaking at the edge of the chapter ring. The wood dial bezel has been moved from its original position because of a crack that developed at the original location. The hands are original. Both glasses are original, with the lower glass being re-painted (we are unfamiliar with this pattern for the tablet). The movement is attributed to Hatch, and matches the previous lot. A picture of this movement can be found in Willard's Patent Time Pieces by Paul Foley, page 175. Other than the odd tablet, a very nice example of this model. Height 33.5 inches

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