Todd Porter, 2400 Shady Oak Pl, Lexington, KY 40515
phone (859) 312-9012 (cell)
phone (859) 312-9012 (cell)
email: AnAmClocks@gmail.com
This is a blind, or sealed-bid sale. You submit a bid sheet with the maximum price you would pay for an item by the close of
the month. If you are the high bidder you win the item, often at less than your full bid. You will be notified if you
have won at the close of the sale and will have 15 business days to make payment by check or credit card through PayPal. Need
more time to pay? I offer extended payment plans at no cost - see the Detailed Instructions for more information. There
is a 15% buyer's premium that drops to 10% on amounts over $2500. Clocks that don't sell at auction can be purchased afterwards
for the minimum + premium.
Antique American
Clocks
JANUARY 2023
Sealed Bid sale
The Catalog
Clocks 101-150
Calendars (cont.)
Wooden movement shelf clocks
Early brass movement shelf clocks
The bid form
How does this work?
Have you found a clock or two that you need? Now you need to submit a bid form. Be sure you have reviewed the first
page of the Detailed Instructions so you understand how to bid. Then download the bid form (below), fill it out with
your clock(s) and bids, and add any instructions or conditions on your bids. Then email it back to me at AnAmClocks@gmail.com and
I'll acknowledge receipt promptly! Be sure it is in my hands by the end of the month. If you use postal mail allow
five business days for delivery. I cannot accept faxes, photo images, or phone call bids. If you don't receive email
acknowledgement of receipt of your bid form within 24 hours call me.
Here is the bid form in a form-fillable PDF format: Click on the link and it will either download to your computer (in your
downloads folder) or will open in a new window in your browser. Modern browsers (e.g., Chrome) will allow you to fill it out
in your browser window and then save, with your bids, to your computer. Then simply send it back to me by email or postal
mail.
You can also fill it out in a PDF reader (Adobe Reader) or any PDF editor program. If that still doesn't work, print
out the form and fill out by hand, scan, and send back to me!
Please note, I can no longer accept photo images of your bid form,
so please don't send me texts (or emails) with a smartphone image of your completed bid form. They are just too difficult
to read.
Are you still stuck? Just send me an email with the following information: Name, mailing address, preferred phone number, and
email address. List your bids by catalog number and short title, with bid amount. I'll take it from there!
Questions?
are you on the email list?
Sign up here http://eepurl.com/gQjtFD to receive timely information on how to bid, delivery schedules, and other AAC news.
AAC is on Facebook!
If you are a Facebook user you can find the Antique American Clocks group here.
Want to consign?
I am always looking to buy or accept on consignment better quality clock collections, large or small. I can take
all your clocks, or a portion if you are just wishing to downsize. I will pick up the clocks, usually at no charge. You
can review the consignment agreement and the consignment fees here; all clocks are listed with a minimum bid price (reserve),
so you can be confident they won't sell for a below-market price. I can buy your collection outright for 70% of current retail
value. Call me to discuss the possibilities!
Looking for previous auctions?
Search Antique American Clocks
This search box will search ALL current and past sales by Antique American Clocks.
To search for a set of words, use quotation
marks: "tape measure" to search for tape measure clocks. As clocks in earlier sales may have multiple listings, pay attention
to the web address at the end of the search result to identify listings from different sales.
Looking for something from Horton's
Antique Clocks sales (2017-2019)? Use the search box on HortonClocks.com!
Selling clocks for collectors
Principal consignors in this auction include Joan Chase, Andy Dervan, the estate of Ken Giunchedi, Patrick Gooch, John Okonski,
the estate of James Price, Peter Thompson, and Jeff Villet. I am honored to be asked to sell their clocks.
February Inexpensive Clocks Sale
There will be a second sale of approximately 50 inexpensive clocks (nothing over $250) beginning February 1 and closing on February
12 at midnight. A small assortment of books and parts will be included. This sale will be posted on February 1 - stay
tuned!