American Clocks

Enjoy our clocks as shown in Beacon Hill residences, Federal and Colonial homes, executive offices, and distinguished libraries—revealing its ideal scale, architectural presence, and decorative character. This immersive presentation provides a level of confidence and inspiration unavailable elsewhere, allowing every collector to envision a remarkable American timepiece in its optimum setting before acquisition.

TALL CASE CLOCKS>

TABLE CLOCKS>

WALL CLOCKS>

American Tall Clocks

Monumental Philadelphia Quaker Tall Case Clock>

Thomas Wagstaffe, London Movement

Dial inscribed “Warranted for Mr. Nath’l Butler,” i.e. Nathaniel Butler

Simon Willard Tall Clock>

George Jones Standing Astronomical Regulator>

American Table Clocks

Aaron Willard Kidney-Dial Massachusetts Shelf Clock>

Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800

American Wall Clocks

Simon Willard Banjo Clock

circa 1810

Rare Curtis & Dunning Federal Mahogany “Bow Front” Patent Timepiece>

circa 1820-1830

FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND GILT PATENT TIMEPIECE, MASSACHUSETTS, EARLY 19TH CENTURY IN THE SIMON WILLARD TRADITION

Fine American Gilt and Églomisé Girandole Clock>

After Lemuel Curtis

Rare Lemuel Curtis Lyre / Girandole>

Concord Massachusetts, circa 1815

Simon & Son “Wood-Front” Banjo Timepiece>

circa 1825

Federal Gilt and Mahogany Eglomise Patent Tmepiece, Concord, MA school, circa 1815-1825