19th c. mantle clock, rosewood, labeled "Waterbury Clock Co., Brass Clocks and Time Pieces", original reverse glass in silver, of a Hunter (possibly Daniel Boone) with long rifle, glass surrounding face has a crack at top corner, 31" h, 17 1/2" w. 

19th c. Riley Whiting carved mahogany mantle clock, pineapple finials, finely carved crest of a basket of fruit and scrolled leaf designs flanked with horizontal leaves, foliate carved columns supported on front four feet, label intact, original reverse glass painted door of a young lady with flowers in her hair and billowing white veils, coral necklace and earrings, gilded white and black dial with intricate gilt decorated corner spandrels, weights missing, brass pendulum bob and cast bell intact, 30" h to top of finial, 17" w.   

Late 19th c. regulator mantle clock, labeled "Seth Thomas, Adamantive clock patented Sept. 7 1880, Thomaston, Conn. USA", key wind, chime and bell.   

Two 19th c. steeple clocks: labeled "W.S. Johnson, NY", with key, and front glass depicting "McLean Asylum, Somerville, Mass."; and a Seth Thomas Gothic Spring, labeled "Chauncey Jerome", (some veneer missing).   

Rare Ediphone Dance Hall Amplifying Horn, copper, swivel handle, some denting, small pinhole, overall good condition, 6' h, 28" dia horn.   

Early 20th c. oak time clock (punch clock), "The Cincinnati Time Recorder Cincinnati Ohio Co.", includes original card holder and cards, 35" x 14", 36" h (card holder). 

19th c. walnut mantle clock, key-wind, strike and chime, decorative brass pendulum, decorative gilt glass with cherub and peacock on pedestal, original finish.   

Two 19th c. mantle clocks: New Haven steeple clock, with alarm and a painted reverse glass scene of a sailboat and Cape Cod farmhouse, 21" h; and a figure eight, eight-day, B. Ingraham & Co., Bristol, CT, clock, 15 1/2" h; both with keys and pendulum.   

19th c. German Mettlach stein, 1/2 litre, decorated pewter thumb latch, body of stein with three scenes of young men and ladies, raised in white on blue, outlined in red cherries on yellow vines, signed and numbered "2714", 6 1/2" h, 8" to top of latch. 

Early 20th c. oak china closet, Arts & Crafts rectangular style, three shelves, hand-hammered brass pull.   

19th c. Austrian porcelain lidded urn, gilded decoration in reds, greens and soft yellows, central circular cartouche of maidens attending a young lady, fine condition, 14" h.   

19th c. ceramic platters: oval "Enoch Wood's English Scenery", mauve on white, farmer and animals, 14" l, and four small plates; "Tournay" rectangular English ironstone, brown on white, 16" l; Early Willoware shaped platter, with two matching deep serving dishes, 15 1/2" and 10" l.   

Collection of pressed glass, amber, four-bottle matching cruet set with pewter tops, tumblers, trays, hat, creamer and sugar, salts, perfume, lidded pineapple jar, deep square bowl, handled round tray, (22 pieces).   

Late 19th c. ceramic Bavarian porcelain dessert setting, marked "Schumann, Dresden", including 11" serving dish, six 5 1/2" plates, and a footed candy, 7 1/2" dia, all reticulated and hand-painted in brightly colored florals with gilt edges, (8 pieces).   

19th c. ceramic Bavarian, hand-painted porcelain tea set, including a teapot, sugar, creamer, serving plate, with seven 7" plates, eight teacups, 12 saucers, marked "Bavaria, Schumann, Arzberg and Dresden", floral with gilt decoration.   

Collection of cranberry glass: bell, creamer and sugar, cruet; plus four red tumblers, and a glass vase with gilt decoration, cat-o'-nine-tails on mauve background, (10 pieces).   

19th c. Amish round measure, with brass wraps top and bottom, and carved wood side handles, 14" dia; and a hardwood goat's yoke, 32" w.

Early 20th c. copper still, with copper tubing, collection unit and distiller, 2' x 20".   

19th/early 20th c. stoneware cider jug, labeled "Whiteways Devon Cider", pewter spigot and threaded ceramic top, 16" h.   

19th c. solid copper candy kettle, offset iron handles (dovetailed), from Copper Kettle Candies in the North End, Boston, Mass., 20" dia.   

Very fine early lidded basket, woven red and blue colored splint, two splint wrapped swing handles, square to round construction, signed on bottom "J.H.S.", good condition, 12" h.

Early 20th c. one-armed bandit, cast metal and original paint, in working condition, original key "J76694", from the John Hancock House, 14" case.