Sold Tall Case Clocks

Stephen Henry of London, England. Tall case clock. SS-129.

This inlaid case tall clock was made in New Hampshire circa 1810. 218126.

This inlaid mahogany case tall clock was made just South of Boston, Massachusetts. 225032.

This is a nicely proportioned, wonderfully inlaid cherry case-tall clock. It is possibly of Vermont origin. 217009.

This is a very good example of an inlaid mahogany case tall clock made in the Boston area of Massachusetts circa 1795. 217085.

This is a well-proportioned, inlaid mahogany tall clock of Massachusetts origin. 223154.

This oak case hall clock featuring a J. J. Elliott made London movement. 222042.

This primitive tall case clock with 30-hour wooden geared movement of Connecticut origin. Made circa 1810. AAA-38.

This walnut veneered flat-topped longcase clock is fabulous and was made at the foot of London Bridge circa 1745 by Marmaduk Storr. 225104.

Thomas Harben of Lewes Cliff, Sussex UK. A country tall clock. TT-110.

Thomas Pyke of Bridgewater, England. An inlaid mahogany case tall clock. UU-96.

Thomas Taylor of Holborn, London. This is a floral marquetry decorated longcase clock made in the late 17th century. FFF-20.

Thomas Trout (Bond Street) London. Tall case clock. RR-74.

Tiffany & Company New York. A Flemish Oak Hall Clock. Grandfather clock. 213016.

Triggs & Sons Guildford, UK. A Victorian Arch Topped Floor Standing Astronomical Regulator. YY-76.

Walter Crighton of Haddington, Scotland. A tall case clock. QQ-33.

William Alexander of Glasgow, Scotland. A round dial tall clock. 211044.

William Barker of Wigan. An extraordinary mahogany tall case clock featuring multiple dial complications. HH-132.

William Bond & Sons - Boston. A floor standing astronomical regulator made circa 1865. 219008

William Green of Prescot, Lancaster County, UK. A dwarf/grandmother case clock. 223286.

William Hanson of Windsor, England. A Japanned case tall clock. 20138.

William Pearce, Plymouth, England. A mahogany case tall clock with automated dial featuring a rocking ship. 223011.

William Sharpe London. A maquetry decorated long case clock with a 30-day duration movement. FFF-14.

William Stokes Feict. An early 18th-century London walnut longcase clock, embellished with fine arabesque marquetry. It features a 90-day movement designed to run for three months before rewinding, a rare and impressive feature. YY-14.

William Tomlinson tall case clock. An early 18th-century arabesque marquetry Longcase clock. VV-136.

Wood – Scarborough, England. A nicely proportioned tall case clock. “Dum Dormiunt Vigilo” translates to mean: I keep watch while they sleep. 218078.

YY-3 A Musical clock with an automated dial and a figured walnut case of Dutch origin, boasting unique features that will surely intrigue and fascinate you. YY-3.