Clock Listing

Chelsea U. S. Light House Establishment Marine clock. 4.5 inch diameter dial. 224146.

The "Mariner" Bronze Yacht Wheel Ship's Bell Clock made by the Chelsea Clock Company, Chelsea, Massachusetts. TT-181.

The "Mariner" Yacht Wheel Ship's Bell Clock was made by the Chelsea Clock Company, Chelsea, Massachusetts. 218037.

The 'Mariner' Yacht Wheel Ship's Bell Clock, a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the Chelsea Clock Company, Chelsea, Massachusetts. 224043.

The Chelsea Auto Clock A. Chelsea, Massachusetts. 221197.

The Chelsea Yacht Wheel Ship's Bell Mantel Clock. This large clock with "Special" 8.5-inch diameter dial was retailed by "George W. Welch's Sons / New York." 224113.

The Neptune. A 12-inch Red Brass case Chelsea Ships Bell with a Special dial. Chelsea, MA. Retailed by John Brenner Jewelry Co., of Youngstown, Ohio. 224115.

The Third Millennium Limited Edition Clock, a testament to the exquisite craftsmanship of the Chelsea Clock Company, Chelsea, Massachusetts. 222154.

The Vanderbuilt. A 3.75 Chelsea Ships Bell. Chelsea, Massachusetts. Desk Clock. 223095.

The Vanderbuilt. A 3.75 Chelsea Ships Bell. Chelsea, Massachusetts. This nautically themed Desk Clock was retailed by the Boston jeweler Shreve, Crump & Low Co. 223096.

Timemaster. Chelsea Clock Company. Boston, MA. With sweep seconds hand. 220036.

Timemaster. Chelsea Clock Company. Boston, MA. With sweep seconds hand. 223032.

U.S. Maritime Commission Sweep second hand clock. Chelsea Clock Company Boston, Massachusetts. 217108.

U.S. Navy Sweep second-hand clock. Chelsea Clock Company Boston, Massachusetts. 224046.

Asahel Cheney of Hartford, Connecticut, Northfield, Massachusetts Putney, Windsor and Royalton, Vermont. A cherry case tall clock. 29107.

Asahel Cheney of Hartford, CT, Northfield, MA, Putney, Windsor, and Royalton, VT. This fine example was made in Northfield, MA. The Northampton cabinetmaker Julius Barnard is thought to have this case. DD-160.

Benjamin Cheney of Hartford, Connecticut. An 8-day brass movement tall clock. Timothy and Samuel Loomis cabinetmakers working in Windsor. 29004.

Martin Cheney while working in Windsor, Vermont. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. 217078.

Martin Cheney Windsor, Vermont. Number 18. Clockmaker & Silversmith. A tall case clock. 25206.

Russell Cheney of Woodstock, Vermont. This inlaid and cross-banded mahogany-cased Shelf Clock with a kidney-shaped dial is numbered 53. 224111.

John Child (Childs), Philadelphia. A walnut case tall clock with lunar calendar dial. Grandfather clock. 23118.

A Rare Chippendale carved block and shell mahogany Tall Case Clock, by William Claggett, of Newport, Rhode Island, made circa 1745. This fine example features an automated rocking ship dial. 222059.

A Rare Queen Anne Mahogany Tall Case Clock, by William Claggett, of Newport, Rhode Island, made circa 1760. 222088.

Newport, Rhode Island's most famous Clockmaker, William Claggett. A block and shell tall case clock. SS-16.

George Coggeshall of Bristol, Rhode Island. "WARRANTED FOR DR. THOMAS NELSON / 1811." 213126.

James C. Cole of Rochester, New Hampshire. A birch case tall clock. PP-162.

Mr. & Mrs. James C. Cole

James Collins of Goffstown, New Hampshire. A full striking wall clock. 213050.

Reproduction Girandole wall timepiece Owned by Marcus Coolidge. Possibly made by James Conlon in Boston, MA. 221161.

Reproduction Girandole wall timepiece. This clock was possibly made by James Conlon in Boston. 221160.