Shelf Desk or Table Alarm

The Westclox Company surely served our nation admirably by producing thousands of reliable, sturdy, long-lasting bedside alarm clocks. Some were larger than others. The big ones were named BIG BEN and the little ones were named BABY BEN...and these fit the bedside table more efficiently. I placed a playing card next to the clock in the one photo in order to provide size perspective. This little gem operates properly and features a selection of four settings on the top of the case.

in almost pristine condition! Functions include "Silent," "Alarm," "Steady," and "Repeat."

This timepiece comes in its original box and looks like it has never been used. Titled "International Time Desk Clock". The dial is designed with 12 time zones to allow you to set the timepiece to anywhere in he world by rotating the bezel. The original literature is included also. In running order. Height 2 inches

See this clock described by Ly, page 24, as hard rubber case. We have never seen an example of this clock before. In very good condition, with some paint missing from the flowers. Height 6.5 inches

Gold case and dial. Alarms, runs, has all the knobs, complete.

6 inch nickel case, very ornately decorated. 3 inch porcelain dial is signed "GB". The back of the case is also signed. Movement is back wind, rings a bell, running. Exceptionally nice alarm clock.

Jaeger LeCoultre, Swiss, circa 1955. Fine and interesting eight-day going, world time alarm desk clock in original leather-covered fitted box. C. Gilt brass, circular bezel, flat base, short neck. D. Matted and silvered, applied gilt index markers, Arabic "12", outer world time rotating ring calibrated for 24 cities around the world. Gilt, luminous hands. M. Cal. 219, 41 mm, nickeled, 15 jewels, straight-line lever escapement, monometallic balance, self-compensating flat balance spring. Signed on the dial and the box, movement stamped with caliber number. Dim. 52 x 55 mm.

Freres Melly a Paris, (German), circa 1770. Fine and rare gilt brass eight day-going hour-striking and repeating, alarm traveling clock. C. Rectangular with domed and stepped top, front and glazed side panels engraved with scrolling, small engraved feet, swivel pendant with loose ring, push button for activating repeater at the front right corner. D. White enamel with radial Roman numerals and outer minute ring with five-minute Arabic figures, center with revolving alarm setting disc, small enamel regulating dial above. Steel "Louis XV" hands. M.

This clocks was mailed to us by a lady in Maine, and it shows evidence of good care since being received as a gift. Top of case is discolored, otherwise fine. Movement ticks, although I am sure it would benefit from service, and the music box plays fine, a couple of bars from the Blue Danube. Time movement designed to go for 8 days. Attractive red panels and gilt brass uprights on this case. Ht. 3.5Ó $200-$300

Nicely polished brass case with two brass finished bells mounted below. Porcelain dial has a few hairline cracks, but chapter is strong and all hands are original. Brass case is in good condition and old winding and setting hands are present. Alarm is set at small dial on rear; certain to be of interest to the alarm crowd. Height 8.25 inches to top of carrying ring. $100-$200