Sold Tall Case Clocks

Enoch Burnham of Paris, Maine. A mahogany cased tall clock. AAA-16.

Enoch Burnham of Paris, Maine. A Maine made tall case clock in its original red wash. UU-55.

Joseph Carpenter, Norwich, Connecticut. A fine Chippendale cherry cased tall clock. This case is attributed to the Norwich cabinetmaker Felix Huntington. ZZ-35.

Joseph Chadwick of Boscawen, New Hampshire. An Inlaid cherry-cased tall clock. 220033.

A lovely inlaid cherry case tall clock made by Timothy Chandler of Concord, New Hampshire, circa 1805. This clock is signed on the dial by the Maker. 219140.

Timothy Chandler of Concord, New Hampshire. An inlaid mahogany case made by Choate & Martin. Their cabinetmakers label pasted inside the case. SS-134.

Timothy Chandler's first clock. This tall clock is signed No. 1. and dated 1785. 22181.

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

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.

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.

George Crow of Wilmington, Delaware. This is an elegant and important pre-revolutionary brass dial American walnut cased tall clock. BBB-4.

Warranted for Mr. Nathaniel Frost. Tall clock made by William Cummens of Roxbury, MA. This example is a giant measuring 108 inches tall. UU-69.

William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. A fine mahogany case tall clock. DDD-21.

William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany case of the finest proportions and veneers featuring an automated rocking ship dial. Captain George Coggeshall's clock. 219027.

William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock with automated rocking ship dial of Boston origin. 214103.

William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid tall case clock of modest height. It is 7 feet 4 inches tall to the top of the center finial. 223270.

William Cummens of Roxbury, Massachusetts. Signed Spencer Nolen Rocking ship Dial number 17. SS-9.

William Cummens. A clockmaker working in Roxbury, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock with exceptional (Super model type) proportions. OO-2.

Edmund Currier of Hopkinton, New Hampshire. Tall case clock. 26232.

A Federal era Block & Shell tall case clock most likely made in Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1786. This clock is not signed but attributed to Seril Dodge. SS-138.

Nathaniel Dominy tall clock of East Hampton, New York. Dated 1789 and signed by the Clockmaker. SS-8.

James Doull of Charlestown, Massachusetts. A cross-banded mahogany cased tall clock. The Boston painted dial featuring a tumbled numbers. 218020.

James Doull of Charlestown, Massachusetts. An inlaid mahogany tall case clock. Case attributed to the Stephen Badlam school of cabinetmaking. 216031.

James Doull tall clock. Charlestown, Massachusetts. Cabinetmakers John & Thomas Seymour of Charlestown. 212045.