Waterbury "Eaton" Oak Wall Regulator c. 1910

This majestic American wall timepiece represents one of the finest large-format parlor regulators crafted by the celebrated Waterbury Clock Company of Waterbury, Connecticut: the distinguished "Eaton" model.

Measuring an impressive 39 inches tall, the Eaton was designed to command visual attention in fine turn-of-the-century parlors, civic offices, and library spaces. Crafted from rich, solid American oak, the case is anchored by an architectural broken-arch scroll pediment crowned with an iconic spread-wing American eagle finial and turned spindle detailing. Flanked by fluted side pilasters and supported by an ornate drop-bracket base featuring reeded beadwork and carved drop finials, the full-length glazed door offers an expansive view of the 8-inch Roman numeral dial and the brass pendulum bob gliding steadily above its calibrated beat scale.

Clock Specifications & Craftsmanship

• Maker: The Waterbury Clock Company — Waterbury, Connecticut, USA
• Model: Eaton (Cataloged c. 1910–1915)
• Style: American Turn-of-the-Century Architectural Parlor / Wall Regulator
• Case Dimensions: Approx. 39.25" H × 15" W × 5" D
• Case Details: Solid American oak featuring a broken-arch scroll pediment, cast eagle finial, turned spindles, fluted side pilasters, and a molded drop-bracket base with turned bead trim
• Dial: 8-inch white-enameled dial pan with crisp Roman numerals, outer railroad track minute ring, brass winding grommets, and blued pierced spade hands framed behind a polished brass bezel
• Movement: Authentic Waterbury 8-day mechanical spring-driven brass movement- Time only
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