691 Price: $ 175.00	Title: A 1920s Sessions 8 day Cathedral Mantle Clock.
	Description A black lacquered scrolled brass foot case for this 8 day half hour strike Cathedral Gong Sessions clock shows side columns of which one is missing and an ornate French style face. The works are in good order and the clock has a period look.
1357 Price: $ 475.00	Title: Mahogany Tombstone-Shaped American Clock
	Description The clock appears to be all original the works have been cleaned and the glass even has waves and bubbles. The movement is an eight day works. The case is mahogany and the shape is uniquely Victorian. This style of clock has enjoyed a revival in popularity with restorers of Victorian residences. The clock has a good appeal and is in excellent condition.
1358 Price: $ 425.00	Title: Welch Eight Day Kitchen Clock with Alarm
	Description The Walnut case has applied carved leaves and the mechanism has been cleaned. The glass has an original reverse painted design of a ship. The mechanism is an eight day movement by the maker Welch. Kitchen clocks came in a variety of styles and this is one of the smaller but high quality makers.
1359 Price: $ 325.00	Title: Sessions Eight Day Kitchen Clock
	Description This Sessions clock has been cleaned and is in perfect working order. The ornate top is pressed as opposed to carved and the movement runs for eight days. The case is Oak and is certainly ornate for its style or age. The Sessions movement is one of the major companies from the early 20th Century.
1360 Price: $ 350.00	Title: E. N. Welch Thirty Hour Miniature Ogee
	Description This Mahogany miniature Ogee style clock has had the works restored and the case could use a minor clean up. Everything appears to be original and the size makes this a very desirable piece. The miniature ogee style was not ever a major availability and collectors love the smaller size that is being offered here. The clock is about 150 years of age.
2978 Price: $ 135.00	Title: 1950's Mantle Clock
	Description Stained dark wood with footed base nicely offsets the white dial behind glass face on this circa 1950s mantle clock. Everything seems to be in good working order and clock is complete. Great retro look that would be great in your retro d?cor. There is no makers name visible, the clock when wound runs and is actually a charming piece with an almost passenger ship look. It is definitely quality and in good condition with even all 4 of the original brass feet intact.
791169 Price: $ 4,000.00	Title: French Mantle Porcelain & Bronze Clock Set
	Description The movement of the clock is marked H & F or T Paris with a number. The porcelain is hand painted, signed Lesueur, shows classically dressed figures in a garden setting on the vases, a romantic landscape on the back side. The handles are heads of gilt bronze or dore, the feet are stylized leaves with animal paws, probably gilt as well. The clock has a good strong hinge to the beveled glass face cover, the cherubs in the center of the face of the clock and the cherubs on the sides of the clock all match each other. The raised gold work around the clock is in really outstanding condition. The finials on the top almost resemble acorns or some form of classical nut. There is no visible marking to the porcelain, but it would be likely to be third quarter of the 19th century. No doubt French, no visible chips or cracks, some surface firing bubbles to the porcelain but overall in really fine condition.
791181 Price: $ 5,000.00	Title: Lenzkirch Art Nouveau Mantle Clock
	Description Pure Art Nouveau style with all exterior brass case, there is a stylized garland or wreath around the half circled top, raised brass numbers for the face, rosette circles on the front and what almost appears to be bell flowers on each side of the beveled glass center front, beveled glass end panels, all beveled glass intact, graduated base with beaded design around the edges of the base, the interior of the back brass panel has a figure seated under a tree with animals and a sunburst or ray in the background. The works are signed Lenzkirch/1 Million/71/581925, and would appear to date from 1880 to 1885 from the markings. The clock needs a good cleaning and key, nothing appears to be missing or broken and even the back is intact. 14 3/4 inches tall by 7 7/8 inches wide at the base and 4 inches deep. This is a most unusual clock, nothing like this is shown on the extensive website for the old Lenzkirch Company. It has descended through an old German family of New York Bankers.

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