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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 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 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.
Charles Alvah Smith of Brattleboro, Vermont. No. 506. Wall clock. 214130.
Charles Alvah Smith of Brattleboro, Vermont. Wag on the wall. No. 605. One of the last. 219030.
James Snelling of Providence, Rhode Island. A Federal mahogany shelf with a painted kidney-shaped dial. Providence, Rhode Island. XXSL-31.
A superb American made bracket clock made by the Providence Rhode Island Clockmaker, Edward Spalding. This example is quarter striking. 220013.
Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass. A Pillar & Scroll Shelf Clock with a brass constructed, 8-day, spring wound, time and strike movement. 220108.
Elmer Stennes. Reproduction Girandole wall timepiece. OO-26.
Elmer Stennes. Reproduction Wall Timepiece, Girandole. This example was made in 1968. 218074.
Abel Stowell of Charlestown, Massachusetts. Wall clock. Tavern clock. 27140.
David Studley. A Hanover, Massachusetts clockmaker. His last clock. SS-170.
A rare Elnathan Taber Mahogany case Coffin Clock made in Roxbury, Massachusetts, on June 16, 1820. 222073.
Elnathan Taber of Roxbury, Massachusetts. A wall timepiece. 221209.
Elnathan Taber Roxbury, MA. A gilt frame timepiece or banjo clock with exceptional tablets commemorating the naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. 222003.
Elnathan Taber Roxbury, Massachusetts. A gilt frame timepiece with exceptional tablets commemorating the naval battle between the Constitution and the Guerriere. 222003.
Henry Terry Connecticut Banjo clock. NN-50.
Henry Terry of Plymouth, Connecticut. A Connecticut Banjo clock. VV-39.
S. B. Terry Sub-Miniature Steeple clock with torsion suspension. With Alarm. UU-38.
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