Sold Wall & Shelf Clocks

Chauncey Jerome of New Haven, Connecticut. An illuminator and Burglar Alarm Mantel Clock. This clock features a variation of the David M. Charters Patent issued October 21, 1873. YY-53.

Chauncey Jerome of New Haven, Connecticut. Mantel clock. 212112.

Chauncey Jerome, The Paris model. A mantel clock under a glass dome. 212097.

Turner’s Patent 8-day alarm. Sharp Gothic or Steeple Clock made by Chauncey Jerome of New Haven, Connecticut. AAA-24.

Kelley & Shepherd New Bedford, Massachusetts. Wall timepiece. XXSL-16.

Carved Column & Splat Transitional Shelf Clock made by Mark Lane of Southington, Connecticut. NN-108.

Lewis Calendar No. 2. (A perpetual calendar.) A wall calendar clock. NN-55.

Boston Clock Co., Boston, Massachusetts. No 238. Retailed by H. N. Lockwood of Boston. Wall clock. VV-15.

Eastman Clock Company Boston, MA. No.1 Pendulum. Retailed by N. L. Lockwood in Boston. 213161.

Joseph Loring of Sterling, Massachusetts, made this fine inlaid and cross-banded mahogany cased Shelf Clock with a kidney-shaped dial. TT-76.

Joseph Loring of Sterling, Massachusetts. An inlaid cherry case Massachusetts shelf clock. 213022.

Marshall & Adams of Seneca Falls, New York. An empire case shelf clock. RR-10.

Benjamin Morrill of Boscawen, New Hampshire. A New Hampshire Mirror Clock. LL-92.

This is a fine example of a New Hampshire Mirror clock attributed to Benjamin Morrill of Boscawen, New Hampshire. 221193.

Samuel Mulliken (1761-1847) Newburyport. An important Massachusetts shelf clock. LL-73.

Nathaniel Munroe Concord, Massachusetts. A gilt-framed wall timepiece or banjo clock. 221227.

Daniel Munroe Jr. Boston, Massachusetts. A wall timepiece featuring gilt frames. Banjo clock. 219038.

A Miniature Double Door Reeded Flat Column and Scroll Top Clock made by Norris North & Company in Torrington, Connecticut. This is one of the more colorful examples I have seen. 224069.

A patriotic-themed unsigned New Hampshire-made timepiece or banjo clock attributed to L. W. Noyes of Nashua, New Hampshire. It features a painted scene of the Boston Massacre. 222114.

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

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

Samuel Rogers of Plymouth, Massachusetts. A very unusual shelf clock form featuring a unique movement design with fusee, powered by an iron torsion spring. XXSL-7.

John Sawin Boston, Massachusetts. A True Lyre Wall Timepiece. Elegant Harp Pattern. 217117.

John Sawin full striking wall clock. Boston, Massachusetts. 214091.

John Sawin of Boston, Massachusetts. Wall timepiece or banjo clock. MM-172.

A wall timepiece made by the Boston Clockmaker Joshua Seward. Banjo clock. 216038.

Joshua Seward of Boston, Massachusetts. A fine wall timepiece or banjo clock. 215026.

William Sherwin of Buckland, Massachusetts. Wooden geared transitional shelf clock. QQ-52.

Charles Alva Smith Clockmaker from Brattleboro, Vermont. No. 368. 216004.

Charles Alvah Smith of Brattleboro, Vermont. No. 366. A wag on the wall clock. 216001.