Clock Listing

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

Baldwin & Storrs of Northampton, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. SS-131.

Ball Watch Company of Cleveland, Ohio. REGULATOR No. 3. This early version is a labeled example. 221143.

Jonathan Barker of Ashby, Massachusetts. Wooden geared tall case clock. 213129.

Barker & Taylor of Worcester, Massachusetts. A wooden geared 30-hour tall clock. CC-164.

Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. A Butternut case tall clock. 217003.

Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. A Massachusetts tall case clock in butternut. OO-8.

Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. A quintessential New England tall-case clock. 222107.

Ezra Batchelder of Danvers, Massachusetts. Captain Thomas Cheever's cross-banded mahogany case tall clock. 216057.

Eli Bentley of Taney Town, Maryland. An inlaid walnut-cased tall clock. VV-41.

Louis Bernhard. Clockmaker, Watchmaker, Jeweler, Artist and Architect working in Bloomsburg, Pennsylvania. This is a very unusual 30-day duration wall regulator. 219015.

Bigelow, Kennard & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. A boule veneered and brass ormolu inlaid wall clock. VV-119.

Bigelow, Kennard & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. A three train hall clock or Grandfather clock.

Bigelow, Kennard & Co. of Boston, Massachusetts. A three train hall clock. UU-97.

Jonathan Billings of Acton, Massachusetts. A full striking banjo clock. 224076.

Jonathan Billings, Acton & Concord, Massachusetts. A federal gilt gesso & mahogany girandole clock featuring a time and strike movement. 222096.

Belding D. (B.D.) Bingham Nashua, New Hampshire. A wall regulator of the finest quality designed for use by clock and watch repairmen, watchmen/security guards, or they were installed in banks, public offices, and large rooms. CCC-60.

Belding D. (BD) Bingham Nashua, New Hampshire. A wall regulator of the finest quality designed for use by watchmen or installed in banks, public offices of large rooms. 219122.

Flavel Bingham of Windsor, Connecticut and Utica, New York. Clockmaker, watchmaker and silversmith. 216009.

Birge & Fuller 8-day Wagon Spring powered Steeple-on-Steeple Clock. 218129.

Birge & Fuller Four-Candlestick Steeple on Steeple Clock. SS-130.

Birge & Fuller of Bristol, Connecticut single candlestick mantel clock. A wagon spring powered steeple on steeple. AAA-26

Birge & Fuller of Bristol, Connecticut. A single candlestick steeple-on-steeple mantel clock featuring wagon spring-power. DDD-32.

Birge & Fuller Steeple on Steeple Clock. Wagon spring power. Shelf clock. JJ-256.

Birge & Fuller Wagon Spring powered Steeple on Steeple Clock. CCC-44.

Birge & Fuller. Four Candlestick Steeple on Steeple mantel clock with wagon spring power. MM-118

Birge, Peck & Co., of Bristol, Connecticut. A true "Triple Decker" mantel or shelf clock. SS-168.

David Blasdel of Amesbury, Massachusetts. The patriarch of three generations of clockmakers. This is a pre-revolutionary tall clock made in 1755. VV-100.

Chauncey Boardman, Fusee powered Beehive. 211049.

Boston Clock Co., Boston, MA. No 678. Wall clock. 223042.