I have a clock that belonged to my grandparents. Not sure when they acquired it, but it's a grandfather clock with either 3 or 4 shelves in the body instead of a pendulum. There is a non working drawer and handle at the bottom. It is painted/stained in what is the ugliest yellow I have ever seen, but it is the color it was when I was 5 years old. (I'm now 26.) The clock mechanisms have long since failed, but I know that can be replaced fairly easily. I'm thinking of one day having it restained with a cherry finish, but am not sure on the actual value, and would like to have an idea before i do anything...as of now it has all the original parts.

I have an antique vienna wall clock trying to find out type and value. Looks familure to gustav becker clocks. Mantle piece on top has a distinctive lians head (circle) protruding in center of wood plus it has a picture of what looks like a nun or a biblical woomen in center of primary peak (in Mantle) I estimate that it is from 1880-1900 time frame. Anyone heard of such design? or know of anyone who may, can send picture.

Does anyone on here know there clocks? I've got a Oswald dog, and im wonding what sort of money it's worth? It isn't as new, but isn't bad either. clock is in fully working order

Where might I purchase online a calendar that features photos of antique or old-fashioned clocks?

i have a seth thomas grand father clock and would like to know what it is worth

Have to sentimental clocks to family non-working clocks. What would be a good way to display in a vignette?

Where would I find that kind of thing? I think I might have found one on Amazon that looks like an antique clock, but it uses AA batteries. Would it still have the gears and such if it uses batteries? It's supposed to be a gift for someone who likes taking apart things, so I really do not want anything over-the-top pricey.

Can someone tell me where i can find information on antique clocks as far back as 1800's prefer online source