Early Rare Antique Roswell Kimberly Mantle Clock Ansonia Serviced & Running

Posted by admin On April 22, 2026

Early Rare Antique Roswell Kimberly Mantle Clock Ansonia Serviced & Running. Here is a nice condition, rare to find, early American 30 hour mantle clock that was made by Roswell Kimberly, at Ansonia, Conn. USA in the 1840’s. We wound it up for a test run and find that It is running and gonging properly. This is a highly collectible clock right from our collection. Note: Roswell Kimberly is mentioned as one of the earlist clockmakers at Ansonia, CT. Making clocks when Anson Phelps Ansonia Clock Co. Was still producing brass and copper while building his industrial park complex, which he named Ansonia in1844. The case is very nice with the original label still inside. There is some neat looking age/stress cracking on the left side of the case and a small amount of veneer repair and restoration work, but overall the case, as well as the painted dial, is much nicer than you usually find on a 180 year old clock. It also comes with the original club style hands, and what looks to be the original pendulum. The case measurements at the longest points are 20 ¾” high x 11″ wide x 4 deep. This clock comes complete with the pendulum and a key. This helps ensure that the new owner will have a satisfying experience. Be very sure to save all packaging material if there is a problem. All sales are final, so please be sure that you will be happy by reviewing the pictures and descriptions that we provide. We honestly want you to be happy. It is nearly impossible to find one in “mint” condition. If a clock has damage from misuse, it will be noted. Once in awhile we do offer other types of antiques and collectibles for sale, but mainly clocks are what we’re about. We are a very small, family run enterprise.. Ben handles all repairs in house. He has been restoring clocks since 1976, and a member of the National Association of Watch and Clock Collectors since 1978. Jen and Lana handle all of the pictures, listings, marketing and design, as well as some of the restoration work. We definitely don’t want any bad feedbacks, so we try to describe everything exactly as it is and if we do something wrong, we will make it right. We do not use our computers on Sunday, the Lord’s day, but will answer any emails Monday through Saturday and although we do not expect any problems, we will do whatever we can to resolve any issues. Honesty is always the best policy. Get images that make Supersized seem small. Showcase your items with Auctiva’s. Track Page Views With.

Antique Rare Early School Girl Sewing Pouch

Posted by admin On April 22, 2026

Offering this fabric-covered antique early small sewing pouch, wallet, or personal item from the 19th century. Antique textile collectible, possibly a personal sewing pouch or small wallet. Appears to be constructed from old, worn fabric, potentially velvet or burlap. The pouch features visible stitching and embroidery, indicating a name and was all stitched and handmade. Looks to be from the Civil War period. Pouch contains an open thimble and miniature tiny strawberry pin cushion. Probably belonged to a young girl. Please see pictures for details and measurements.

Rare U0026 Most Expensive Collector Guitars Found On Antiques Roadshow

Posted by admin On April 21, 2026

RARE Antique Hamilton Watch Co Authorized Dealer Plaque Early 20th Century

Posted by admin On April 21, 2026

The RARE Antique Hamilton Watch Co Authorized Dealer Plaque from the early 20th century is a unique collectible piece that showcases the history and prestige of the Hamilton brand. This original dealer display sign is a testament to the brand’s significance in the jewelry and watches industry, highlighting its presence in the United States during the early 20th century. As a piece of advertising memorabilia, this plaque holds value for collectors and enthusiasts of vintage timepieces, offering a glimpse into the past and the craftsmanship of Hamilton watches.

Forgotten Wwii Relics Becomes The Most Valuable Piece Ever Antiques Roadshow

Posted by admin On April 20, 2026

ANTIQUE PORCELAIN DISH circa early 1800 VERY RARE BOY AT WINDOW GEORGIAN

Posted by admin On April 20, 2026

Is an Antique Ceramic Dish/ Bowl Porcelain. Very Rare Hand Painted Pattern Number. Pattern’Boy at Window’ In god used Condition. Has signs of use discolouration, fades, chips, stains and general wear.

Rare Antique Leather covered Explorers Medical Travel chest Burroughs Wellcome

Posted by admin On April 19, 2026

A Victorian Explorers very rare’Tabloid’ medical chest by Burroughs Wellcome & Co. This case, covered in exotic crocodile skin comes complete with all 50 of its original labelled containers together with their contents. The crocodile skin suggests that this case was fitted out for use in areas with a hot climate. The case has a working lock and key and measures length 42cm Height 24cm Width 19cm. In great condition for its age, one container has its screw top missing, some restoration has been carried out on the case base covering. The case also comes with the following. A Burroughs Wellcome’Tabloid’ Hypodermic Tablet syringe kit in a silver clam case which tests for 800 standard solid silver. Frame marked with British registered design number Rd No 407323/4 for 1903. Perfect museum quality condition. Complete with needles and cleaning wires. Overall length of case is 90mm. This item was designed to be carried with the Burroughs Wellcome expedition case. A rare advertising pen/pencil/ letter opener with a tenuous link to Dr David Livingston c. This silver-plated item is in extremely good condition for its age (it has a couple of minor dents). With a propelling pencil, which has an unusual secondary feature in the form of a retractable fountain pen, with original nib. The blade on one side features an advertisement for tabloid compressed drugs with the words’ CARRIED BY STANLEY THROUGH DARKEST AFRICA’. This would be Henry Morton Stanley, the celebrated journalist/explorer. On the reverse it is marked with various medicine products. The main body has the words’ BURROUGHS WELLCOME & Co LONDON, whilst on the opposite side is written’LANOLINE”HAZELINE’. 1 tiny antique glass Pharmacy/Chemist/Apothecary funnel L 6.7cm-Dia 3cm in perfect condition. A glass pestle L 6cm & mortar 6cm Dia, both in perfect condition. A cased thermometer in good condition. A rare sized cased set of travel scales & weights. A quantity of 4 chrome travel containers with spring loaded bottoms for the included glass bottles all with tops, in perfect condition. 2 pairs of tweezers. I have also added a free Burroughs Wellcome catalogue/book in poor condition as a child has drawn on some of the pages. It has a few missing pages, but may be of some use identifying the’Tabloid’ medicines and what they were to be used for. Tabloid medical chests on Extraordinary Expeditions. During the late 19. Centuries, a prominent British pharmaceutical company named Burroughs Wellcome & Co engaged in a shrewd publicity campaign. They strategically provided their’Tabloid’ first-aid kits to accompany various renowned expeditions of the time. This period was marked by media coverage of adventurous journeys to Polar regions, British colonies, and high-seas voyages. By associating their medicine chests with these exciting endeavours, Burroughs Wellcome & Co cleverly capitalized on the Public’s fascination with exploration. In their advertising Burroughs Wellcome showcased the’Tabloid kits that accompanied notable expeditions, such as : The. Henry Morgan Stanley Emin Pasha Relief Expedition 1887-188 and. Teddy Roosevelt’s 1909 African Expedition.