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Posted 17 months, 28 days ago

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Dont know much about this clock. It has a waterbury label on the back. It is a complete clock with key, and it works. We do know that Great-Grandma passed it down. We believe she brought it to the USA from Norway about 1880. Not sure. Anyone know anything about this clock or it's value please let us know.

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1. Babalooie, 17 months, 26 days ago
   Looks like a kitchen clock. The Waterbury Clock Company was located in Waterbury Conn.
2. jsw14, 17 months, 25 days ago
   Very nice kitchen clock. I sold 2 of these for 175 ea. But I had a starting price of 225... Good Luck!
3. BDRankey, 16 months, 6 days ago
   It's beautiful and it DOES look like what they call a "kitchen" clock. I got one too thru my Grandmother, it has a very faded label from the New Haven Clock Company. I am now the 5th generation to own it and I love it. Had mine overhauled at the Frankenmuth Clock Co. In F rankenmuth Michigan, old German clock people who really know their stuff. It cost me $200 to have it done but worth every penny.
4. tikiray, 16 months, 6 days ago
   Had one like this growing up, we called it a gingerbread clock.
5. Bruce99, 26 days ago
   If you're still out there, this is called Waterbury's "Corning" model circa 1890.
   
   Here are a couple of photos of other examples:
   
   http://p2.la-img.com/179/9795/2111710_1_l.jpg
   http://p2.la-img.com/999/22119/7656228_1_l.jpg
   
   

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