Featured Clock Inventory

Boston Clock Co., Boston, Massachusetts. An early walnut-cased wall clock, referenced as the Style 5. The movement stamped No. 20. 225117.

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

Jesse Emory, a mechanic, farmer, and an ingenious wooden geared clockmaker from Weare, New Hampshire. 224118.

E. Howard & Co., Model No. 59-8. A black dial "Vienna." 225109.

Leonard W. Noyes Nashua, New Hampshire. A wall time piece. 225110.

Seth Thomas Office Calendar No. 3, or more commonly called the "Peanut." 225122.

Seth Thomas Regulator No. 1 in rosewood made circa 1877. 225118.

Seth Thomas Regulator No. 2. This oak case example is in an old finish. 223156.

The Seth Thomas Clock Company. The "Hotel" mantel clock. 225107.

Aaron Willard of Boston, Massachusetts, created this rare and historically significant Revere-labeled tall clock with a rocking-ship automated dial. 225099.

Aaron Willard Jr. Lyre Timepiece. Boston, Massachusetts. Wall Clock. 225111.

David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock. TT-208.

A large English diameter dial clock with fusee movement. 225119.

An oversized late 19th-century French industrial-style Clock inspired by windmill design, appealing to those interested in unique horological artifacts. 225124.

Brewster & Ingrahams. Bristol, Connecticut. This is an unusual example in that the movement features cast iron spring holders and a rack and strike striking system. HH-122.

Fletcher & Sons detent balance wheel escapement bracket clock. FFF-8.

This walnut veneered flat-topped longcase clock is fabulous and was made at the foot of London Bridge circa 1745 by Marmaduk Storr. 225104.