Clock Listing

Samuel Abbott of Boston, Massachusetts. A gilded framed mirror clock. XXSL-4.

Samuel Abbott of Dover, New Hampshire. Tall clock featuring an inlaid cherry case. 2691.

Samuel Abbott, Boston, Massachusetts. A gilded framed mirror clock. 221169.

James Almy. A Massachusetts dish dial shelf clock with a full striking train. XXSL-72.

The London model shelf clock made by the Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. 221223.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. A "Very Rare Circa 1876 Round Top 8-day Regulator." 216024.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. A Cottage Clock with a time and alarm movement retailed by Daniel Pratt & Sons. L-508.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. A large 30-day Gallery clock. 223291.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. A large Gallery clock. VV-70.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. An "Octagon Top" Cottage Clock with a time and alarm movement. TT-86.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. This Regulator No. 2 features a 30-day weight-driven movement. 223312.

Atkins Clock Company of Bristol, Connecticut. Wall clock. Regulator Number 2. 213028.

Atkins Clock Company, Bristol, Connecticut. This is the 30-day Extra Wall Regulator. 222141.

Atkins, Whiting & Co., Bristol, Conn. A 30-day gilded gallery clock. UU-86.

The Atkins Clock Manufacturing Company of Bristol, Connecticut. This very rare 30-day shelf model is called the Gilt Parlor. XX-14.

Simon Willard Clockmaker, working in Roxbury, Massachusetts. A figured mahogany tall case clock with alternating light and dark veneers and light and dark quarter-fan and half-chevron inlay embellishing the case constructed by Stephen Badlam. XX-35.

Calvin Bailey of Hanover, Mass. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock featuring a rocking ship automated dial. 222004.

A fine inlaid mahogany case tall clock of Coastal Northern New England origin attributed to Lebbeus Bailey of Yarmouth, Maine. 29085.

Phinehaus J. Bailey. Chelsea, Vermont. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. No 6. 219117.

A Fine Federal Tall Case Clock. The works are attributed to the Hanover, Massachusetts, clockmaker John Bailey II, and the cabinetmaker Abiel White of Weymouth. Circa 1815-20. 217073.

A Rare Federal Mahogany and Inlaid Tall Case Clock By John Bailey II, Hanover, Massachusetts, Circa 1804. The clock case attributed to Abiel White. XXSL-38.

John Bailey II of Hanover, Massachusetts. A maple case tall clock. 211067.

John Bailey II of Hanover, Massachusetts. A pine-cased Massachusetts Shelf Clock. 221099.

John Bailey II of Hanover, Massachusetts. An important tall case clock. The case possibly made by Elisha Cushing Jr. of Hingham. 219052.

John Bailey Jr. of Hanover, Massachusetts. A colorful mahogany case tall clock. NN-3.

A fine Hepplewhite Mahogany and Inlaid Tall Case Clock by John Bailey III, Hanover, Massachusetts, Circa 1820. DDD-18.

John Bailey Jr. (1787-1883) of New Bedford, Massachusetts. An impressive mahogany tall case clock. XXSL-21.

Baird Clock Company of Plattsburg, NY. Goulding's Manures. This example is an attention getter. 219083.

Eleazer Baker of Ashford, Connecticut. An Inlaid cherry case tall clock that is dated "1790" and numbered "12." UU-107.

Daniel Balch of Newbury, Massachusetts. A pre-revolutionary American tall case clock, diminutive in stature. 220029.