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Lord & Goddard Rutland, Vermont. No. 98. A tall case clock. SS-7.
Jonathan Lowndes. At the Dial in Pall Mall, London. From the Wetherfield Collection of Clocks. Acquired by Arthur S. Vernay, Inc. The movement features an internal rack & snail striking train.
Samuel Martin. A New York City clockmaker. This is a GIANT tall case clock. SS-161.
J. Martin & Son of New York, New York. A masonic-themed dial. Tall clock. SS-160.
John McNiesh of New York City, New York. Tall case clock.
A tall case clock signed by the Wiscasset, Maine clockmaker, Benjamin Mead. SS-17.
Cornelius Miller of Elizabeth Town, New Jersey. Tall clock.
Squire Millerd of Warwick, Rhode Island. A rare Chippendale mahogany block and shell tall case clock. XXSL26.
Richardson Miner of Stratford, Connecticut. A cherry case tall clock by a rare Connecticut maker. 218002.
George Monks (II) & Son of Prescott, England. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock.
Benjamin Morrill of Boscawen, New Hampshire circa 1810. A colorfully inlaid birch case tall clock. UU-29.
Jacob Morse of Westfield, Massachusetts. A birch case tall clock.
This rocking ship tall clock and mahogany case is excellent example of workmanship and collaboration between Edward Moulton the clockmaker and Abraham Forsskol the cabinetmaker. It was made in Saco, Maine. 217052.
Samuel "Mullikin" Mulliken (1720-1756) of Bradford, Massachusetts. A pre-revolutionary American tall case clock, diminutive in stature. XXSL42.
Nathaniel Mulliken (1722-1777) Lexington, Massachusetts. A pre-revolutionary American tall case clock. SS-21.
Nathaniel Mulliken (1722-1777) of Lexington, Massachusetts. A maple cased pre-revolutionary tall clock. YY7.
Nathaniel Mulliken (1722-1777) of Lexington, Massachusetts. A pre-revolutionary made tall clock.
Nathaniel Mulliken (1722-1777) of Lexington, Massachusetts. A tall case clock. AAA6.
Philander Noble of Westfield, Massachusetts. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. 216039.
David Norrie of Leith, Scotland. A longcase clock.
Eardley Norton of London England. A musical tall clock.
John Osgood - Haverhill, NH. No. 69. The Mann Family Tall Clock. 220030
Daniel Oyster of Reading, Pennsylvania. An important late Chippendale tall case clock. TT134.
Gardner Parker of Westborough, Massachusetts. An inlaid cherry-cased tall clock featuring a rocking-ship automated dial. CCC-46.
Gardner Parker of Westborough, Massachusetts. No. 144. An inlaid mahogany-cased tall clock of the finest quality. 221004.
Gardner Parker of Westborough, Massachusetts. No. 222. Inscribed, "Mr. Jonathan Bartlet / on April 8th, 1816." 217121
Silas Parsons cherry case tall clock. Swanzey, New Hampshire. 23216.
Silas Parsons of Swanzey, New Hampshire. A cherry case tall clock. 215071.
Isaac Pearson of Burlington, New Jersey. A tiger maple tall cased clock. Considered by many to be New Jersey's first Clockmaker. ZZ-51.
Whittier Perkins of Wendell (Now Sunapee), New Hampshire. A primitive form. OO-41.
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