Featured Clock Inventory

U.S. Navy Marine clock with an 8.5-inch diameter black 24-dial and a sweep second-hand made by the Chelsea Clock Company, Boston, Massachusetts. 226021.

A reproduction Girandole wall timepiece. This clock may have been made by James Conlon in Boston. 226035.

William Cummens of Roxbury, MA. A Patent wall timepiece or banjo clock of the Federal period. DG 26-1.

E. Howard & Co. Boston, Massachusetts. Two-sided clock suitable for ceiling, wall, or pedestal mounting. 224136b.

Abel Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire. An inlaid decorated tall clock. XX-16.

Seth Thomas 12 Inch Drop Octagon wall clock. Mahogany case. Time & Strike. 225087.

Seth Thomas Clock Company. The “Umbria.” 15-day runner. 226003.

Joshua Wilder. Hingham, Massachusetts. A wall timepiece or banjo clock. 225091.

Welch, Spring & Co., Forestville, Connecticut. The “Patti No. 2” Miniature Time & Strike Mantel clock. 225121.

A 19th-century French-made skeleton clock with exhibition-style plates constructed on a miniature scale. This clock features a Time & Alarm movement. 225166.

An English-made Time & Strike Skeleton Clock. 225064.

John Brogan of Dublin, Ireland. An Irish Chippendale tall clock, a style that emerged in the mid-18th century and is characterized by elegant proportions and the use of high-quality materials. 225170.

William Tomlinson tall case clock. An early 18th-century arabesque marquetry Longcase clock. VV-136.