Other Antique Clocks

French Classical ormolu clock garniture, circa 1810.

A fine French Empire three part ormolu garniture including, a portico shelf clock and pair of classical urns, by J. Hunziker, paris, early 19th century.

Classical Banjo Box Lyre Clock (Boston, Mass.)

A rare antique Boston school box-lyre timepiece with wood and eglomisé front, Boston, circa 1830-35.

Lemuel Curtis Patent Time Piece (Concord, Mass.)

An important Federal eglomisé presentation antique patent time piece with rare thermometer. Lemuel Curtis, Concord, Massachusetts, circa 1815.

Abiel Chandler Lyre Clock (Concord, NH)

A rare Classical box-lyre banjo clock with alarm, attributed to Abiel Chandler of Concord New Hampshire, circa 1825-1830.

Miniature Folk Art Clock (New Bedford, Mass.)

A rare folk art tiger maple and whale bone antique miniature tall case clock. The movement signed by Charles W. Hurll, New Bedford, Massachusetts, circa 1850-70.

Daniel Munroe & Co. Diamond Head Clock (Concord, Mass.)

A very rare and important antique Federal mahogany diamond head time piece, by Daniel Munroe & Co . Concord, Massachusetts, circa 1800-1804.

Simon Willard Patent Time Piece (Roxbury, Mass.)

A fine early Federal mahogany and eglomisé antique patent time piece, by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Massachusetts, circa 1805.

Simon Willard Patent Time Piece (Roxbury, Mass.)

A fine early Federal mahogany and eglomisé antique patent time piece, by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Massachusetts, circa 1805.

Leonard Noyes Mirror Clock (Nashua, NH)

A very rare striking antique mirror clock by Leonard W. Noyes, Nashua, New Hampshire, circa 1830.

Simon Willard Patent Time Piece (Roxbury, Mass.)

A fine first generation Simon Willard antique patent time piece in an immaculate state of originality, Roxbury, Mass. circa 1805-08.

Gary R. Sullivan Antiques Inc. buys, sells and brokers fine and rare examples of antique clocks and early American furniture, including fine antique tall case clocks, banjo clocks, and dwarf clocks.