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Rare Waterman Tree Trunk 1920. Waterman 452 sterling silver “Tree Trunk” lever filler fill fountain pen. This very rare and unusual tree trunk design overlay doesn't resemble any other Watermans. No reference has ever been found describing this design in company literature or catalogue. About eight examples exist in collections today. The bag is missing and I have not replace it. The nib is a #2 and is in excellent shape as is the pocket clip, and fill lever. Over all this pen is in excellent condition.

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Ansonia Clock Co., Royal Bonn, "La Cette", ca 1904

Clock
Here for your consideration is a lovely antique 1904 genuine Royal Bonn soft paste porcelain case mantel clock with an Ansonia No.2586 clock works. This particular clock is stamped, "La Cette" no. 2807. The attractively decorated case is signed and fired into the case. Decorated in new art tints, green, apple green, blue, reds, and gold striping.

Case
Royal Bonn of Germany is the nineteenth-and twentieth-century trade name used by Franz Anton Mehlem, who had a pottery in Bonn, Germany, from 1836 to 1931. Porcelain and earthenware were made. The factory was purchased by Villeroy & Boch in 1921 and closed in 1931. Many marks were used, most including the name Bonn, the initials FM, and a crown.

Movement
The movement is an Ansonia 8 day with the usual half hour cathedral gong strike. Detailed sash, perfect beveled glass, and a porcelain dial. Key and pendulum are included.

Condition
All colors are bright vibrant, and full. No fading anywhere. Porcelain case is in exceptionally fine condition. No chips, breaks, wear, or repairs. All of the gold trim is intact. The porcelain dial has no wear and is in perfect condition as well. Keeps great time and has very soothing chimes. May need minor adjustment after shipping.

• Case: 1904 Royal Bonn Germany No. 2807 "La Cette"
• Movement: Ansonia No.2586
• Dimensions: 11 ½" x 12" x 6"
• Clock face: 5" porcelain
• Wind: 8 day

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Junghans Meister 14 Jewel, Mantel Clock. This handsome and unusual antique German 14 jewel mantel clock is in excellent condition. This is a high quality European clock dating around the 1930s. Its 8 ¾" tall, face is 7 ½ round and very heavy.

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French Porcelain Kitchen Clock. This porcelain faced French kitchen clock is loaded with personality. This is actually a pendulum-activated clock. It keeps great time, is easy to clean, and is key wound. This clock's dimensions are, 8"x 8" and is 2 ¼" inches deep. Circa, early1940's.

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Shreve & Co. Clock Set. This elegant instrument is in excellent condition and everything works. No damage or repairs can be found. I'm guessing this is around the 1930's. Measurements are, 2" x 5" x 10 ¼". Here is a handsome Shreve & Co. clock temperature, and barometer set. This elegant instrument is in excellent condition and everything works. No damage or repairs can be found. I'm guessing this is around the 1930's. Measurements are, 2" x 5" x 10 ¼".

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Waltham Ladies Gold Watch /w Hanger. This lovely ladies Waltham, gold fill, 1800's pocket watch with pin hanger is in beautiful condition. Note how it's mounted up side down. The hanger is equally lovely and is engraved with a beautiful design. It was common for nurses to use these especially since there is a sweep second hand, which is located at 6:00.

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Parker Challenger, 1935. This Parker Challenger fountain pen, red pearl, gold fill trim, button fill, in excellent shape, and working order. Clasp, and nib are true with no apparent damage of any kind. Filler works but I don't think its been ever replaced. No nicks, chips, warpage of any kind can be found.

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Parker Blue Diamond "Duofold" Vacumatic, 1939. This 1939, red pearl, gold fill, Parker "Duofold" Vacumatic, is in excellent condition. No damage of any kind can be found. Everything is straight and true.

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Sheaffer's, 1939. Here is a 1939 Sheaffer's fountain pen, gold strip, gold fill trim, lever fill, in excellent shape, and working order. Clasp, and nib are true with no apparent damage of any kind. Filler works but I don't think its been ever replaced. No nicks, chips, warpage of any kind can be found on this classic Sheaffers.