Ship
Ship
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, "Base and Ball" model mantel clock with 12" special dial, very heavy polished, cast brass case, silvered Arabic numeral dial and serpentine hands with black finish, 8 days, movement with ships bell striking, originally sold to
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, "Claremont" 3.75" dial ship's bells 8 days, clock and matching barometer bronze and brass desk set, serial number 512624, 1946 presentation
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, 4" ship's bells 8 days, clock and matching barometer in nickel plated screw bezel cases on home-made mahogany cradle, #489048, 1945
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, for Negus, New York, 4" dial "Yacht Wheel" 8 days, ship's bells bronze, brass and mahogany hinged bezel mantel clock, #605437, c1957
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, for Webb C. Ball, Cleveland, 4.5" dial "Brass and Ball" hinged bezel ship's bells mantel clock, special dial, #138105, 1919
Clocks- 3 (Three): The first is an E. N. Welch "Good Luck" novelty clock one day lever timepiece c1880. The second is a Seth Thomas Corsair model 8 days, lever ships bell strike c1962. The third is a Seth Thomas 8 days, lever timepiece movement marine
English engine room clock, nickel plated brass case with beveled glass, Roman numeral white enamel dial marked "Fleming & Ferguson Shipbuilders & Engineers Paisley" (Scotland), blued steel hands, round 8 days, fusee timepiece with lever platform, the
GUB Ship Chronometer
Marine Clocks, Barometers, Gauge- 11 (Eleven): Ship's clocks by Seth Thomas, Swiss, Swift & Anderson; barometers by Chelsea, Boston, Airguide, etc.
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Shipmates" 8 days, ship's bell clock and barometer combination, polished brass cases with hinged bezels, on solid mahogany base, c1938
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., "Wardroom" ship's bell clock 30 hours, time and strike, spring driven hanging clock in mahogany case, c1904
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., ship's bell wall clock made for U.S. Maritime Commission, 5" dial, 8 days, time and ship's bell strike, spring driven movement in a cast iron case with phenolic bezel, c1940