Clock Listing

Ephraim Downs for George Mitchell of Bristol, Connecticut. Circa 1830. A transitional shelf clock with an eagle stenciled decorated splat and floral decorated half columns. NN-40.

Ephraim Downs of Bristol, Conn. Stenciled Column Stenciled Splat. Large version. UU-42.

P. H. Dudley walnut wall regulator made in New York. Dudley wall clock. 218097.

Joseph N. Dunning of Burlington, Vermont. Wall timepiece or gallery clock. Weight driven. PP-157.

Joseph N. Dunning of Burlington, Vermont. Wall Timepiece. 214092.

Joseph N. Dunning of Concord, Massachusetts, and Burlington, Vermont. Clockmaker & Silversmith. A girandole wall clock. XXSL-15.

This extraordinary wood-front Regulator was made by Joseph Nye (J.N.) Dunning, one of Vermont’s most famous clockmakers. Dunning made this clock during his career in Burlington, Vermont. 224092.

Irving & Casson. Retailer from Boston, Mass. Walter Durfee Middleman Providence, RI. Waltham Clock Company Maker. D. J. Steele glass painter/Artist. 213002.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Tall or Hall clock retailed by Tiffany & Co., New York. This is the Pattern No. 4. 220021.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo clock. It was retailed by the firm, Tilden-Thurber, of the same city. 214143.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low Co., in Boston. Artist – D. J. Steele. 224069.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low Co., in Boston. Artist – D. J. Steele. 224070.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by the retail firm, Shreve, Crump & Low Company of Boston. Clockmaker; Waltham Clock Company. D. J. Steele Artist. 217094.

Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island. Wall Time Piece or Banjo Clock. Retailed by Tiffany & Co., of New York. 219054.

David Dutton, Mount Vernon, New Hampshire. 30-hour Ogee shelf clock. 224064.

William Dutton of London, England. A complicated tall clock with wheelwork fabricated by James Ferguson. VV-31.

Eastman Clock Company, Boston, MA. Timepiece or Banjo clock. 221211.

Attributed to Jonah Edson of Bridgewater, Massachusetts. A Clockmaker and Brass Founder. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. RR-35.

A & C Edwards No. 170. Clockmakers working in Ashby, MA. Robin's-egg blue painted case tall clock.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Mass. Tall clock. 213070.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 116. A composite dial wooden geared tall clock. BBB-2.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 190. A cherry case tall clock. BBB-3.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 211. Tall clock. RR-70.

A & C Edwards of Ashby, Massachusetts. No. 223. A rural New England tall clock. CCC-37.

Samuel Edwards of Gorham, Maine. A spectacular wooden gear tall clock. 2604.

Nathaniel Edwards Jr., of Acton, Massachusetts. A cherry cased tall clock. GG-225.

A 14-Day Duration Floor Standing Regulator by John Ellicott, London (1706-1772), a significant figure in the history of clockmaking. BBB-10.

Reuben Elsnorth (Ellsworth) of Windsor, Connecticut. Tall case clock. 2650.

William Elvins, Fells Point, Baltimore, Maryland. An inlaid tall case clock with moon phase dial and eight-day duration brass movement. The case is attributed to the cabinetmaker's partnership of Bankson & Lawson. 223071.

Jesse Emory of Weare, New Hampshire. A mechanic, farmer and an ingenious wooden geared clockmaker. The finest wooden geared Clockmaker in America. AAA-12.