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Lot 088 - Antique Waterbury Clock Co. No. 60 Eight-Day Brass Carriage Clock with Jeweled Movement, Roman Numeral Dial, and Key, 4-3/8" H
Antique brass carriage clock with a white dial marked "Jeweled Movement" and Roman numeral hour markers. The case features beveled glass panels on the front and sides, a swing carry handle on top, and a hinged rear door. The movement is engraved "Waterbury Clock Co. U.S.A." with patent dates of January 29, 1901, April 11, 1905, and June 4, 1907. A printed directions label on the inside of the rear door identifies the movement as the No. 60 Eight-Day Time Attachment with alarm function. The clock is accompanied by its original Waterbury Clock Co. winding key.
The clock is not working and the left side glass panel is missing. The brass case shows oxidation and verdigris throughout. Offered as found.