Tall Case Clocks An inlaid mahogany case tall clock made by William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. 28122 David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. A line inlaid mahogany case tall clock. Elnathan Taber of Roxbury, Massachusetts. A fine tall case clock. Elnathan Taber of Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock. Simon Willard of Roxbury, Massachusetts. A cross banded tall case clock. Timothy Chandler of Concord, New Hampshire. A country tall case clock in maple. William Cummens. A clockmaker working in Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock with exceptional (Super model type) proportions. Benjamin Clark Gilman of Exeter, New Hampshire. A country case tall clock. A Boston area circa 1795 inlaid mahogany tall case clock. Unsigned. A cherry case tall clock of New England origin. This pleasing example was most likely made in Eastern Connecticut. Inventory No. 26195. A Chippendale Maple Cased Tall Clock made by Jeremiah Fellows of Kensington, New Hampshire. A colorful inlaid birch case tall clock made by Benjamin Morrill of Boscawen, New Hampshire circa 1810. A Connecticut River Valley cherry case tall clock. Walpole, New Hampshire. (Isaiah Eaton?) A country case tall clock of New Hampshire origin. Rochester, New Hampshire region. A fine country case tall clock made by Benjamin Swan. Clockmaker, watchmaker & jeweler of Hallowell and Augusta, Maine. (VV-35 A fine inlaid cherry case tall clock made in Central Massachusetts. The dial is not signed. 216105. A fine inlaid mahogany case tall clock of Coastal Northern New England origin attributed to Lebbeus Bailey of Yarmouth, Maine. A fine mahogany case tall clock with break arch bonnet and brass composite dial signed "George Farquharson / London." A line inlaid cherry Tall Case Clock of Eastern Connecticut origin. Possibly made by Benjamin Hanks or Jordan Post. A most beautiful tall case clock made by Benjamin Swan. Clockmaker, watchmaker & jeweler of Hallowell and Augusta, Maine. (UU-54) A New England tall clock. The pine case painted in blue milk paint. A quarter striking mahogany case tall clock with dial signed Francis Gregg at St. James's London. A walnut case tall clock of Pennsylvania origin. Painted lunar calendar. Four hands off the center arbor. Aaron Willard Jr., tall case clock. Boston, Massachusetts origin. An inlaid and cross banded mahogany case. Aaron Willard labeled tall case clock. Boston, Massachusetts. Paul Revere set up label. Henry Willard case stamped "96"and with the initials "O.M.M." Aaron Willard of Boston, Massachusetts. A tall case clock. Aaron Willard of Boston, Massachusetts. An Inlaid mahogany cased tall clock featuring a lunar dial. Aaron Willard of Boston, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. Aaron Willard of Boston, Massachusetts. This tall case clock is fitted with an alarm. Abel Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire. A tiger maple cased tall clock. XXSL-63. Abel Hutchins of Concord, New Hampshire. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock. Abel Stowell working in Worcester, Massachusetts. A cross banded tall case clock. An Important Hepplewhite Inlaid Mahogany Tall Case Clock by Aaron Willard, Boston, Circa 1790-1800. The dial attributed to John Minot An important Hepplewhite tall case clock with painted dial boldly signed by "S. Keplinger / Baltimore." An inlaid cherry case tall clock attributed to the Stillman family of clockmakers working in Westerly, Rhode Island. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock of Mid-Atlantic states origin. Unsigned moon phase dial.. An unsigned birch tall case clock of New England origin. An unsigned inlaid mahogany case tall clock of Southeastern, Massachusetts. origin. An unsigned mahogany cross banded cherry case tall case clock of New England origin. An unsigned maple case tall clock of New Hampshire origin. Concord region. No. 27064. An unsigned New Hampshire tall case clock. Concord origin. Inlaid cherry case. An unsigned New Hampshire tall case clock. Concord origin. MM130 An unusual and beautifully presented oval shaped dial tall case clock with quarter striking movement. This example is unsigned. Asahel Cheney of Hartford, Connecticut, Northfield, Massachusetts Putney, Windsor and Royalton, Vermont. This is a Northfield, Massachusetts example. The case is attributed to the Northampton cabinet-maker Julius Barnard. Attributed to Jonah Edson of Bridgewater, Massachusetts. A Clockmaker and Brass Founder. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. Attributed to Nathan Storrs, Northampton, Mass. A Tall Case Clock madeCentral Massachusetts. Benjamin Swan of Augusta, Maine. A classic Maine tall case clock with excellent narrow proportions and retaining its original red wash finish. VV27. Benjamin Willard Tall clock signed Roxbury, Massachusetts. No. 135. This clock was made circa 1772. Coastal New England tall clock made in Saco, Maine. A mahogany case cross-banded in figure birch veneer.. Colonel William Henshaw's clock while living in Leicester, Massachusetts. The Colonel was a vigorous participant in the political and military activities of the revolutionary era. Daniel Munroe & Co., of Concord, MA. An inlaid mahogany cased tall case clock featuring outstanding proportions. Daniel Munroe Junior of Boston, Massachusetts. A tall clock case signed by his brother William Munroe. Daniel Oyster of Reading, Pennsylvania. An important late Chippendale tall case clock. David Lestourgeon (II) Tall case clock. A thirty-day runner with axillary speed adjustment. An arabesque marquetry case. David Weatherly of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. A mahogany veneered tall clock. David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. A birch case tall clock. David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. A diminutively sized tall clock. E. Howard & Co. Boston Street Clock. Model No. 50. Similar to this photo. Edwards & Roberts, Wardour St., London. An exceptional inlaid tiger mahogany tall clock featuring first rate cabinetry and a quarter striking 8-day brass movement. Elmer Stennes of Weymouth, Massachusetts. Dwarf or grandmother clock. Inlaid mahogany case. Elnathan Taber tall case clock working in Roxbury, Massachusetts. Enoch Burnham of Paris, Maine. A cross-banded mixed woods case tall clock. Ephraim Willard of Boston Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany cased tall clock. (214011) Ephraim Willard of Boston Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany cased tall clock. (UU-26) Ephraim Willard of Boston Massachusetts. A inlaid mahogany case tall clock. Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. A Massachusetts tall case clock. Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. Captain Thomas Cheever's cross banded mahogany case tall clock. Flavel Bingham of Windsor, Connecticut and Utica, New York. Clockmaker, watchmaker and silversmith. Frederick Wingate of Augusta, Maine. No. 123. A Maine Clockmaker. A Maine tall clock. Frederick Wingate. A clockmaker working in Augusta, Maine. This clock No. 118. Henry Griffen of New York, New York. Case attributed to John & Thomas Seymour of Boston. Inlaid cherry case tall clock of central Connecticut origin. Grandfather clock. Owned by Joel Taylor of Pawlet, Vermont. Isaac Gere of Northampton, Massachusetts. A cherry case tall clock. The case attributed to Julius Barnard J. Edgecumbe Bristol, England. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock with painted moonphase dial. Jacob Jones of Pittsfield, New Hampshire. A NH tall clock. James C. Cole of Rochester, New Hampshire. A birch case tall clock. John Bailey Jr. (1787-1883) of New Bedford, Massachusetts. An impressive mahogany tall case clock. John Foss of Somersworth, New Hampshire. A mahogany case tall clock. John Kennard. A Newfields, New Hampshire tall case clock. John McCall of DalKeith, Midlothian, Scotland. Tall case clock. John Osgood of Andover, Mass and Haverhill, New Hampshire. No. 271. Tall case clock. John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. A fine mahogany cased tall clock with a very unusual dial display and retaining power. John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. A mahogany cased tall clock. This example is nicely proportioned. Joseph Loring of Sterling, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. Joseph Mulliken (1787-1802) Concord, Massachusetts. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. Joshua Wilder Clockmaker working in the town of Hingham, Massachusetts. Featuring a rocking ship dial. Joshua Wilder. Clockmaker. Hingham, Massachusetts. A fine cross banded mahogany cased tall clock. Kennedy Miller of Elizabeth Town, New Jersey. Tall case clock. Lemuel French of Stoughton and Canton, Massachusetts. Clockmaker and brass founder. Luther Goddard of Shrewsbury, Massachusetts. A tall case clock. Luther Smith of Keene, New Hampshire. Tall case clock. Made in the Flemington area of New Jersey circa 1810, this is an inlaid mahogany case tall clock. Major (II) Scho(l)efield at The Flying Horse, Salford, Manchester (Lancaster) England. A mahogany case tall clock with a lunar calendar dial. Massachusetts origin tall case clock. Unsigned painted dial. Massachusetts origin. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock. 210051 Morgan of Bristol, England. An automated dial featuring a rocking ship. Tall case clock. Moses Wing of Windsor, Connecticut. A fine cherry case tall case clock. Moses Wing of Windsor, Connecticut. Tall case clock. Nathaniel Edwards Jr., of Acton, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. Paul Rogers & Son (Abner) of Berwick, Maine. Tall case clock. Paul Rogers school. A Berwick, Maine tall case clock. Possibly of Vermont origin. This is a nicely proportioned and wonderfully inlaid cherry case tall clock. Reuben Elsnorth (Ellsworth) of Windsor, Connecticut. Tall case clock. Richard Cofsins (Coffins) Crewkerne, England. A Grandfather clock that features and automated dial featuring Cronus or Father Time. Richardson Miner of Stratford, Connecticut. A cherry case tall clock by a rare Connecticut maker. Robert Breakinrigg of Wyndmill, Edinburgh. Scotland S. Smith & Sons Ltd. / Trafalgar Square London. A Hall Clock made circa 1911-26. Samuel Abbott of Dover, New Hampshire. Tall clock featuring an inlaid cherry case. Samuel Martin of New York, New York. An inlaid mahogany cased tall case clock. Samuel Mulliken (1761-1847) Haverhill, Massachusetts. A cherry cased tall clock. Samuel Mulliken (1761-1847) Newburyport, Massachusetts. A butternut case tall clock. Samuel Ranlet of Monmouth, Maine. A red washed birch case tall clock. Samuel Underhill of Wolverhampton, England. A mahogany veneered tall case clock. Solomon Osgood of Dracut, Massachusetts. A clockmaker, blacksmith and a distinguished mathematician. South Eastern Massachusetts tall case clock. Tall case clock. Stephen Sibley, Great Barrington, Massachusetts. A cherry case tall clock. Long, tall and slender. This is a very good example of an inlaid mahogany case tall clock made in the Boston area of Massachusetts circa 1795. Thomas Becket signed tall case clock. Working in Durham, England. Thomas Crow of Wilmington, Delaware. John Erwin cabinetmaker. Tall clock. Thomas Harland, Norwich, Connecticut. A fine Chippendale cherry cased tall clock featuring a case attributed to Felix Huntington. Thomas Hunter. A clockmaker working in London. Thomas Pyke of Bridgewater, England. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock. Timothy Chandler of Concord, New Hampshire circa 1805. This tall clock is signed on the seat board with a die-stamp. Timothy Chandler of Concord, New Hampshire. An inlaid mahogany case made by Choate & Martin. Their cabinetmakers label pasted inside the case. Unsigned tall case clock of New Hampshire origin. Grandfather clock. Whittier Perkins of Wendell (Now Sunapee), New Hampshire. A primitive form. William Crawford of Oakham, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. Warranted for Mr. Nathaniel Frost. An important inlaid mahogany case tall clock. William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. William Hanson of Windsor, England. A Japanned case tall clock.
