154. $2400
Ithaca Calendar Clock Co. “No. 12 Hanging
Kildare”, 2008. This clock was made and signed by Joel Warren of Trumansburg, NY. Joel made the 32-inch case out of Central
American mahogany (as were the originals); there is beautiful graining on the sides and old glass in the door. The black dials
with silver numbering are paper over aluminum, with nickel hands, all as originally manufactured. The engraved glass-center
pendulum is as originally found as well. The 8-day, time-and-strike movement is marked “Made for the Ithaca Calendar Clock Co.”
by EN Welch; it is running, striking on the cathedral gong, and the calendars are advancing. (Joel salvaged movements from original
Ithaca’s, so if you find a case without a movement, now you know why.) The date of manufacture is penciled inside along with
the names of Joel and his son Mike. The case is also signed and dated on the back in pencil. Joel sold these clocks upon
order for $3200 as recently as several years ago. He no longer makes them because Gayle said, “that’s enough”. $2400–$3200.
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