Tall Case Clocks

David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. A fine tall case clock. 222057

David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. Patrick Tracy Jackson, an American industrialist, originally owned this Rocking Ship example. 222052.

David Wood of Newburyport, Massachusetts. The Parkhurst family clock featuring dog-style frets. II-163.

A cross-banded mahogany grandfather clock of New York state origin. This clock case is attributed to the cabinetmaking firm of Wood & Taylor. XXSL-56.

An inlaid mahogany tall clock attributed to Bassett & Warford of Albany, New York. 222084.

Sibley & Marble of New Haven, Connecticut. A fantastic mahogany tall case clock decorated with inlays. 219133.

An elaborately inlaid cherry case tall clock of New England origin. This clock is unsigned. 23177.

A birch wood case tall clock made in central New England. This is a country form and it retains its original red wash finish. 218049.

A Boston area circa 1795 inlaid mahogany tall case clock. Unsigned. XXSL32

A cherry case tall clock of New England origin. This pleasing example was most likely made in Eastern Connecticut. Inventory No. 26195.

A colorful unsigned flaming birch tall case clock made in southeastern New Hampshire. 224085.

A fantastic tall case clock that is wonderfully decorated with inlays. This case was most likely made in Central, Massachusetts, possibly Sutton. YY-47.

A fine Connecticut River Valley tall clock made near Walpole, New Hampshire. (Isaiah Eaton?) 223072.

A fine mahogany case tall clock with break arch bonnet and a genuine vitreous enamel dial signed "Frans, Dela Balle / London." YY-34.

A formal mahogany cased tall clock made by Thomas Hunter. London, England. 216086.

An attractive cherry case tall clock made in the northern Connecticut River Valley of New England. This unsigned example was most likely made in Chelsea, Vermont. 220074.

An inlaid cherry case tall clock most likely made on the Vermont side of the Connecticut River. 221224.

An inlaid mahogany tall case clock with an engraved brass dial is signed by Francis Henderson of Musselburgh, Scotland. 224037.

An unsigned birch case tall clock of New England origin. A country cased clock. 221098.

An unsigned birch tall case clock of New England origin. This case exhibits excellent figure. 28152.

An unsigned inlaid mahogany case tall clock of Southeastern, Massachusetts origin. This clock movement was made in the John Bailey school of clockmaking. 29086.

An unsigned maple case tall clock of New Hampshire origin. Concord region. 27064.

An unsigned, inlaid mahogany tall clock of English origin. TT-174.

Coastal New England tall clock made in Saco, Maine. A formal mahogany case cross-banded in figure birch veneer. KK-198.

Edward Denman. Three Train Musical London Tall Clock. CCC-51.

Gershom Butcher of London, England. This is a fabulous burl-walnut veneered long-case clock. 217080.

James Fenton, London. Here is a George III inlaid mahogany tall case clock with an arched dial and automated rocking ship display. 223333.

John Benson of Whitehaven, England. This unusual AMERICAN CHIPPENDALE CHERRY TALL-CASE CLOCK features an imported English eight-day brass works with Astronomical Complications. Benson made the imported movement while working in Whitehaven, UK. YY-67.

John Ellicott II London, England. An impressive tall case clock. AAA-28.

John Hughes of London. A beautiful walnut 8-day longcase clock. 27033.