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Waterbury One Day Walnut Shelf Clock
American antique one day spring driven clocks often have mainsprings much stronger than necessary. This can cause severe wear to the mainwheel teeth. Shown here is a Waterbury walnut case kitchen or...
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Waterbury 8 Day Walnut Shelf Clock, 1880s
I recently overhauled this Waterbury walnut cased shelf clock made around the 1880s or 1890s.This clock has a nice original painted dial. The hour hand is the original solid spade hand. The minute hand...
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Waterbury One-Day Walnut Cased Shelf Clock, ca. 1885.
This walnut cased “kitchen” or shelf clock was made by the Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Connecticut, USA. The movement has patent date September 22, 1874. It strikes the hours on a coil gong. The...
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Waterbury “Crane” store regulator in oak case
This type of clock is ofter called a “store regulator” by collectors. This one’s model name is “Crane”. It has an 8 day time and strike movement. The case is 37 inches tall and 16 1/8 inches wide. The...
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Waterbury Oak Shelf Clock with Steel Plate Movement
This Waterbury oak cased shelf (kitchen) clock was made around 1903 and is called “Amherst”. It is 21 3/4 inches tall (a small piece is is missing at the top, it should be 22 inches tall) and 15 inches...
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Waterbury Tambour Mantel Clock with Enamel Dial
I recently lubricated this clock, and I thought it was pretty enough that I should illustrate it. The dial is enamel with the numerals fired into it (like on antique pocket watches). It has a very...
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Waterbury Tambour Mantel Clock ca. 1920
This Waterbury tambour mantel clock was made around 1920. The movement plates are steel that have been given a thin brass plating. Brass bushings were inserted in the plates so that the pivots (steel...
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Waterbury Half Column Clock with Coat of Arms Glass Painting
I repaired this beautiful Waterbury clock earlier this year. It is a 30 hour weight-driven clock in a half-column case with gild and marbleized columns and walnut veneer. Everything appears original –...
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Waterbury “Admiral” 30-Day Round Drop Oak Cased Wall Clock
Here’s a nice old time-only 30-day wall regulator by Waterbury Clock Company. This is a round-drop oak case, 31 inches tall and 17 inches wide. The painted dial with Roman numerals has a time track...
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Waterbury “Sussex” One-Day Shelf Clock, Inlaid Walnut Case
Here is a Waterbury “Sussex” one day walnut shelf clock with nice original painted dial. The inlaid case is 17 5/8 inches tall without the top trim piece. The minute track of the dial is 4 7/8 inches...
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Waterbury Varden Figure Clock in Metal Case, ca. 1899 – 1900
Here is a metal cased Waterbury figure mantel clock called “Varden” that I repaired recently. Tran Duy Ly’s book “Waterbury Clocks” shows this clock, and gives the date 1899 – 1900. This clock is 11...
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