Welcome to the forum , hawaiicjo .
The comments that I'd like to insert about old clocks are these :
It's important to collectors to know if the clockworks are original to the enclosures/cases that hold them , as well as knowing if they are fully functional machines .
The same holds true for the entire assembly and finishes on/of the unit .
Sometimes a more modern or even similar vintage clockworks is installed within any given clock case .
It's fairly common to have a mixed-era-parts (repaired/rebuilt/restored) pendulum clock , especially in the older cases these days .
A 100% original clock will hold much more value (in most cases) in the eyes of a clock collector .
Sometimes it's a pleasant surprise to the seller , other times - a disappointment .
I hope yours bring good surprises !
As others have stated , having good pics , #'s , manufacturers names & such will be needed to figure out just what you've got there ....and sometimes it really takes a hands-on inspection to know for sure .