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We bought an estate's furniture and in that deal we need help identifying some pieces, they're maker and worth. .
 

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Does the movement offer any information? Not a lot to go on here other then that is an awesome antique looking original untouched, unsigned dial. My guess it's from the 1860's to the 1870's era.?
 
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Unfortunately, values on large clocks like this are way down. Seems we're in a period when most folks don't care about the nostalgia of a finely crafted clock. ...Heck, they don't even care about finely crafted anything! :protest:

Got some elderly friends down south that retired for the 2nd time some years ago. They've collected over a dozen stunning clocks; mostly Grandfather type. They have ended up giving some away as special gifts, rather than selling them at such a disgraceful price. ...I guess a lot also depends on the area.
 
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I just join this forum last night I will add more pictures it was serviced in 1977 at a hundred years old so yes it is somewhere in the 1870 range I will post more pictures if I can figure out how
 
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I don't like to comment off the hip and I don't know much about old clocks but I believe that face is early 1800's versus late 1800's.
 
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So here are some other photos of the clock I can't seem to manipulate them. The contents of the home that we bought are from the New England area can anyone tell me the maker and the value of this clock I know that in 1977 it was serviced and it was over a hundred years old
 
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Here are some other photos of the clock the home that we purchased the contents from is a New England home can anyone tell me the value in the maker of this clock it works great
 
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Probably brass works yes? Try to take clear pics of the movement and post. Then I may be able to help. Regards. Bob
 
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So here are some other photos of the clock I can't seem to manipulate them. The contents of the home that we bought are from the New England area can anyone tell me the maker and the value of this clock I know that in 1977 it was serviced and it was over a hundred years old

Usually cropping the pics after rotating them will work on vBulletin platforms. Give it a shot. I'm just over here drooling at that clock!!
 
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It appears (based on the castle on the face) to be English. A decent running English tall clock was bringing between $1,000.00 and $2,500.00 give or take. Not sure what they're worth now.
 
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It appears (based on the castle on the face) to be English. A decent running English tall clock was bringing between $1,000.00 and $2,500.00 give or take. Not sure what they're worth now.
Any idea how long ago this was?
 
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Without clear pics of the movement it is worth nothing. Guessing is just that- guessing
 
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Usually cropping the pics after rotating them will work on vBulletin platforms. Give it a shot. I'm just over here drooling at that clock!!
i just right clic on my pics in files to rotate before I post it here
 
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Here is a link to help you date the clock. You're in a better position than us to do that. An accurate age would help with the value, maybe, I would think. Towards the bottom of the page it gets closer to your period of clock. How to Date Your Grandfather Clock
 
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