Shelf Ship
Shelf Ship
C.1915, Waterbury Clock Co., "Ship's Bell No. 1" , 8-day striking ship's bell clock.
C.1922 Chelsea Clock Co., Boston., Mass., "Base and Ball ", 8-day, Ship's Bell clock, 6" dial, bronze case, Serial No. 151539, retailed by "Shreve, Crump and Low Co., Boston". This model was also named the Commodore and the Constitution.
C.1923 Chelsea Clock Co., Boston. Mass., "Chelsea", 8-day ship's bell strike clock with the serial no. 158085 retailed by J. E. Caldwell and Co . (on dial) in a polished red brass case, 8 1/2" dial. (Now on a modern walnut stand)
C.1924, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., "Mariner" , 8-day ship's bell clock serial number 161273 in a polished red brass case, 4.5" dial, with a Chelsea winding key. This model was originally identified as "The Yacht Wheel with base", but in 1928 the
C.1929, Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury Conn, "Ship's Bell No. 19", 8-day time/strike clock/barometer/thermometer desk set.
C.1943, German, Gerh. D. Wempe, Hamburg, No. 3864, 2-Day Chronometer with both inner and outer box (matching), late war production with bakelite [Metailgummi] gimbal, aluminum tub, and simple tension gimbal lock.
C.1946 Chelsea Clock Co., Boston. Mass., "Viking", 8-day desk timepiece with the serial no. 512353 in a polished brass case.
C.1949, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, MARINER , 4.5" dial, sometimes called the Yacht Wheel model, 8-day Ship's Bell strike, serial No. 553733.
C.1951, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., "Base and Ball" , 8-day ship's bell clock, 6" dial, serial number 567253 in a bronze finish case retailed by "J. E. Caldwell and Co" (on dial). This model was also known as the "Commodore" and the "Constitution"
C.1955 Chelsea Clock Co., Boston. Mass., "Yacht Wheel" , or Mariner. 8-day ship's bell clock, 4 inch dial, two tone, brass and bronze.
C.1965, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., "Claremont" , 8-day ship's bell clock and barometer set in a two-tone yellow brass and bronze finish Red Brass case retailed by Negus, New York.
C.1978 Chelsea Clock Co., Boston. Mass., 8-day ship's bell clock, serial no. 813312 in a polished brass case, on original mahogany stand, 4 1/2" dial.
English, C.1890, Thos Russell and Son, Liverpool, 2-day marine chronometer in a 3-tier case with brass corners [all 4].
English, Mid 19th Century, Moncas, Liverpool, 2-Day marine chronometer in a 3-tier case with brass corners on top and bottom only.
18K gold, keyless one-minute tourbillon regulator in mahogany gimbaled box. James Pellaton, made in 1941.
2-day marine chronometer of special construction. Brosse a Bordeaux (France), circa 1830.
49 hour-going mahogany marine chronometer with power reserve indicator. E. Delepine, France, made in 1896.
6" Chelsea Brass Base With Ball Feet, Ship's Striking Mantel Clock, Serial No. 107209, Circa 1916-1917.
6" Chelsea Ship's Timepiece In A Black Phenolic Case. Circa 1944.1945.
A good 2 day mahogany brass bound box chronometer; Parkinson & Frodsham, Circa 1840 retailed by Urban Jurgensen No 41. Size: 3" dial. 6" box
A good 2 day rosewood brass bound marine box chronometer, Morris Tobias, 31 Minories London No 800; Circa 1860
A marine chronometer signed for John Bruce and Sons, maker to the Admiralty.
A mid nineteenth century two day marine chronometer
A pre-WWII ship's bulkhead clock
A small eight-day marine chronometer made by Waltham. c.1909-1930's
A two day chronometer
American Chelsea Clock Co., Boston Patinated Bronze "Decatur" Ship's Bell "Yacht Wheel Mariner",
American Hamilton - Lancaster, PA. U.S. Navy Chronometer Ships Clock,
American Ship's Deck Watch, Waltham Watch Co., c.1907
Beautifully finished chronometer
Beautifully finished chronometer with 17 jewel
Brass Cased Spoked Bezel Ship's Clock By The Seth Thomas Clock Co On A Mahogany Stand. Circa Pre 1937.
Brass Ship's Clock With A Ship's Spoked Wheel Screw On Bezel, "The Mayflower" By Seth Thomas.
British 2 day chronometer in 3 piece mahogany case,
British 8 day chronometer, c1825
British 8 day chronometer, c1900
British 8 day chronometer, c1970
British chronometer, c1820
British chronometer, c1900
C.1860, English, Parkinson and Frodsham, 2-day marine chronometer, No. 596, in original mahogany box with top lid intact, and movement dust cover also intact.
C.1860, Wm. H. Bond & Sons, 17 Congress St, Boston, a good double boxed American chronometer, No. 162, in working order.
C.1875, Seth Thomas Sons & Co., New York, "Chronometer Lever No. 5004", locomotive timepiece in good condition.
C.1880, English, Large 8-day ship's timepiece, as-found, with holes in dial filled.
C.1885, Charles Frodsham, 7 Pavement, Finsbury Square, London, 56-hour ship's chronometer serial No. 2005.
C.1886 (Dated), French, Award Timepiece in ship's wheel motif.
C.1890, E. Howard and Co., Boston, Marine Lever, 6 inch painted dial in a heavy red brass case, with key lock bezel (and key).
C.1890, English, Benson - Ludgate Hill, Ship's wheel timepiece in good original condition.
C.1890, English, Bronze Nautical Desk set, clock and barometer.
C.1890, French, Ship"s Bell clock, in a brass case, on a convertible brass base suitable for desk or wall mount.
C.1890, French, V.A.P. Brevete 8-day balance wheel ship's timepiece.
C.1890, Star Brass Mfg. Co. and E. Howard and Co., 8-day boiler room clock.
C.1890, Star Brass Mfg. Co. and E. Howard and Co., 8-day boiler room clock.
C.1900, American, J. B. Mayo, Chicago, 8-day ship's chronometer.
C.1900, Black and Murray, London and Calcutta, No.525, 56 hour chronometer movement in original canister, as- found.
C.1900, E. Howard and Co., Boston, "No. 69" 8-day brass engine room timepiece.
C.1900, English, Brass cased engine room clock,
C.1903, Chelsea Clock Co., Nickeled brass timepiece with 4.5 inch dial and screw bezel.
C.1907, Chelsea Clock Co., "Base and Ball", 8-day ships bell clock. The heavy red brass case is in clean polished condition.
C.1907, Waltham Watch Co., 8-day 15-jewel deck watch, in a well made mahogany case with gimbals, and in excellent original condition.
C.1908, Chelsea Clock Co., "COMMODORE", 8-day timepiece, serial No.40357 in generally good condition.
C.1909 Chelsea Clock Co., 8-day timepiece serial No. 46705, in a brass tub, for use in a vehicle or instrument panel.
C.1910, Chelsea Clock for Ashcroft Co., New York, engine room clock with 6' dial.
C.1910, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Navy Lever" 30-hour marine timepiece in very good original condition.
C.1911, Chelsea Clock Co., "Ship's Bell" 8-day time/strike heavy red brass case ship's bell clock
C.1912, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass, "COMMODORE", Ship's Bell with 8 1/2 inch dial and in very good original condition.
C.1913, Waterbury "Ship"s Bell No. 3', in generally good condition.
C.1914, Waterbury Clock Co., Ship's Bell No. 6, 8-day time and ship's strike wall clock, restored.
C.1915, Chelsea for Tiffany and Co, New York, Catalog number 411,
C.1915, Seth Thomas, "Denton' in good, as-found, condition.
C.1915, Waterbury Clock Co., "Ship's Bell No. 1", 8-day time/strike Ship's bell clock.
C.1917, Chelsea Ship's Strike, Babro No. 20, shelf clock
C.1917, Elgin National Watch Co., Father Time gimbaled deck watch. This is a 21 jewel, 18 size, wind indicated, lever set deck watch in a brass tub with gimbals and wooden case.
C.1918, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, MA. 8-day engine room timepiece made for the U. S. Navy
C.1920, Chelsea, 8.5Ó Dial, ShipÕs Bell on Base with ball feet, the dial engraved with the name of the retailer, ÒGrogan and Co., PittsburghÓ, hinged bezel with button latch.
C.1920, English, Clerke, Maker to the Admiralty, 1 Royal Exchange, London, a well made 20th century chronometer.
C.1920, French, for Scottish retailer, desk timepiece in the shape of a ship's wheel, jeweled lever timepiece, rear wind, with shutter for f/s adjust.
C.1920, Waltham Clock Co., for boat "Seyon III", 8-day engine room or ward room timepiece.
C.1922, Chelsea, "Yacht Wheel" Ship's Strike shelf clock
C.1923, Chelsea for Tiffany and Co.,, New York, Yacht Wheel, with 6' dial.
C.1925, Chelsea "Yacht Wheel" Ship's Strike shelf clock
C.1925, Unknown (Seth Thomas-?) 30-hour lever movement engine room wall timepiece. Movement is similar to a Seth Thomas, but more cheaply made.
C.1925, Waterbury "Ship's Bell Clock No. 14",
C.1925, Waterbury, "Ship's Bell No. 17" shelf clock
C.1926, Chelsea Clock Co., "Commander", 8-day ship's bell clock with the serial no. 172739 that also matches the number on the wooden stand.
C.1927, Chelsea Clock Co., "8 inch Ships Bell with Black Dial".
C.1927, Chelsea Clock Co., "COMMODORE" 8-day time/strike ship's bell clock, 4 1/2 inch dial in excellent original condition.
C.1928, Chelsea, no. 191423, "Yacht Wheel" Ship's Bell shelf clock
C.1929, Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, MARINER, ships bell clock sometimes call the Yacht Wheel, 4.5" dial, in bronze finish.
C.1929, Waterbury "Ship's Bell No. 16" , in excellent condition, recently restored professionally.
C.1929, Waterbury Clock Co., "COMMODORE" 8-day barometer/clock set in very good original condition,
C.1929, Waterbury Clock Co., "Ships Bell No. 17" with 8-day jeweled movement, and in very good original condition.
C.1930, Chelsea, for Tiffany and Co., New York, Ships Bell on base, red brass, 6 inch dial, serial 156380.
C.1930, Elgin National Watch Co., 1-day Elgin 35 Size, 21 jewel, "Father Time" ships chronometer with up/down wind indicator, and inner and outer boxes.
C.1930, Seth Thomas Clock Co., 1-day time/strike ships bell clock.
C.1930, Seth Thomas Clock Co., large ship's timepiece, long running.
C.1930, Seth Thomas, No. 8 Mayflower, Ships bell mantel clock, ships wheel bezel, mounted to original mahogany block with brass base.
C.1930, Waltham Clock Co., 8-day Deck Watch housed in a mahogany display top gimbaled case,
C.1935, Seth Thomas Clock Co., "Merrimack" 1-day ship's bell clock in very good original condition.
C.1935, Waltham Watch Co., 8-day Deck Watch housed in a mahogany display top gimbaled case,
C.1936, Chelsea Clock Co., "ADAMS" Clock & Barometer /thermometer desk set in good original condition.