Clock Listing

A Federal era Block & Shell tall case clock most likely made in Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1786. This clock is not signed but attributed to Seril Dodge. SS-138.

Nathaniel Dominy tall clock of East Hampton, New York. Dated 1789 and signed by the Clockmaker. SS-8.

James Doull of Charlestown, Massachusetts. A cross-banded mahogany cased tall clock. The Boston painted dial featuring a tumbled numbers. 218020.

James Doull of Charlestown, Massachusetts. A cross-banded mahogany case tall clock with a moon phase dial. PP-159.

James Doull of Charlestown, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock. Case attributed to the Stephen Badlam school of cabinetmaking. FFF-16.

James Doull tall clock. Charlestown, Massachusetts. Cabinetmakers John & Thomas Seymour of Charlestown. 212045.

Ephraim Downs for George Mitchell of Bristol, Connecticut. Circa 1830. A transitional shelf clock with an eagle stenciled decorated splat and floral decorated half columns. NN-40.

Ephraim Downs of Bristol, Conn. Stenciled Column Stenciled Splat. Large version. UU-42.

P. H. Dudley walnut wall regulator made in New York. Dudley wall clock. 218097.

A classic wall timepiece signed on the dial by Joseph Nye Dunning, one of Vermont’s most prolific clockmakers. This clock was made in Burlington, Vermont, circa 1833. 223081.

Joseph N. Dunning of Burlington, Vermont. Wall timepiece or gallery clock. Weight driven. PP-157.

Joseph N. Dunning of Burlington, Vermont. Wall Timepiece. 214092.

Joseph N. Dunning of Concord, Massachusetts, and Burlington, Vermont. Clockmaker & Silversmith. A girandole wall clock. XXSL-15.

This extraordinary wood-front Regulator was made by Joseph Nye (J.N.) Dunning, one of Vermont’s most famous clockmakers. Dunning made this clock during his career in Burlington, Vermont. 224092.

Irving & Casson. Retailer from Boston, Mass. Walter Durfee Middleman Providence, RI. Waltham Clock Company Maker. D. J. Steele glass painter/Artist. 213002.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Tall or Hall clock retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York. This is the Pattern No. 4. 220021.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo clock. It was retailed by the firm, Tilden-Thurber, of the same city. 214143.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low Co., in Boston. Artist – D. J. Steele. 224069.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by the retail firm, Shreve, Crump & Low Company of Boston. Clockmaker; Waltham Clock Company. D. J. Steele Artist. 217094.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by Tiffany & Co., of New York. 219054.

David Dutton, Mount Vernon, New Hampshire. 30-hour Ogee shelf clock. 224064.

William Dutton of London, England. A complicated tall clock with wheelwork fabricated by James Ferguson. VV-31.

Eastman Clock Company, Boston, MA. No. 1 Pendulum wall clock, retailed by N. L. Lockwood in Boston. 226027.

A fine Connecticut River Valley tall clock made near Walpole, New Hampshire. (Isaiah Eaton?) 223072.

Attributed to Jonah Edson of Bridgewater, Massachusetts. A Clockmaker and Brass Founder. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. RR-35.

A & C Edwards No. 170. Clockmakers working in Ashby, MA. Robin's-egg blue painted case tall clock.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Mass. Tall clock. 213070.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 116. A composite dial wooden geared tall clock. BBB-2.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 190. A cherry case tall clock. BBB-3.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 211. Tall clock. RR-70.