Clock Listing

Gardner Parker of Westborough, Massachusetts. No. 144. An inlaid mahogany-cased tall clock of the finest quality. 221004.

Gardner Parker of Westborough, Massachusetts. No. 222. Inscribed, "Mr. Jonathan Bartlet / on April 8th, 1816." 217121

Silas Parsons cherry case tall clock. Swanzey, New Hampshire. 23216.

Silas Parsons of Swanzey, New Hampshire. A cherry case tall clock. 215071.

Silas Parsons of Swanzey, New Hampshire. A finely proportioned tall case clock that features an 8-day time, strike, and alarm movement. 27217.

Isaac Pearson of Burlington, New Jersey. A tiger maple tall cased clock. Considered by many to be New Jersey's first Clockmaker. ZZ-51.

Isaac T. Pease, Enfield, Connecticut. A Miniature Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock 1835. ZZ-62.

Whittier Perkins of Wendell (Now Sunapee), New Hampshire. A primitive form. OO-41.

James Perrigo Sr, of Wrentham, Massachusetts. A primitive tall case clock. Wooden gears. AA-77.

James Perrigo, Jr., Wrentham, Massachusetts. An Inlaid mahogany case tall clock. GG-57.

Levi Pitkin of Montpelier, Vermont. An inlaid cherry case tall clock. 215046.

Joseph Pope, Boston. His personal shop clock made in 1780. AAA-20.

Robert Pope, Boston, Massachusetts. A mahogany cased tall clock with an automated rocking ship dial. AAA-7.

Attributed to Daniel Porter of Williamstown, Massachusetts. A wonderfully inlaid cherry case tall clock featuring a rocking ship dial.

Daniel Porter of Williamstown, Massachusetts. A classic inlaid cherry case tall clock. 216064

Daniel Porter of Williamstown, Massachusetts. A Rare Federal cherry and inlaid tall case clock. JJ-178.

A line inlaid cherry Tall Case Clock of Eastern Connecticut origin. Possibly made by Jordan Post in Lanesboro, MA. PP-165.

Adam Pringle of Edinburgh, Scotland. A very attractive tall clock. 212004.

Isaac Randall & Co. of St. Albans, Vermont. Wall Time Piece or Banjo clock. 221019.

Samuel Ranlet of Monmouth, Maine. A red washed birch case tall clock. VV-128.

Samuel Rockwell of Providence, Rhode Island. A Pre-revolutionary made tall case clock. CCC-25.

Samuel Rockwell of Providence, Rhode Island. This is an early American-made tall case clock of a diminutive stature. 223324.

James Ro(d)gers. New York, New York. A tall case clock.

John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. A fine mahogany cased tall clock. UU-105.

John Rogers of Newton, MA. A mahogany cased tall clock. This example is nicely proportioned. 214117.

John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. A cherry cased tall clock in old surface. YY-79.

John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. A fine mahogany cased tall clock with a very unusual dial display and retaining power. TT-59.

John Rogers of Newton, Massachusetts. Tall case clock. SS-125.

A Berwick, Maine, tall case clock made in the school of Paul Rogers school. 214134.

A Rocking ship tall clock, a rare find attributed to the Paul Rogers School of Clockmaking in Berwick, Maine. 217125.