Gary takes us on a tour of the American musical clock exhibit he put together at the Willard House and Clock Museum. This unprecedented grouping of clocks includes almost 40 rare musical clocks that play historical tunes, just as our ancestors heard them.

This is a lecture I gave at the 2012 Winterthur Furniture Forum, entitled, "Clocks for Corn: Yankee clockmakers trading with the South". I spoke about how Northern clockmakers of the early 19th Century traded with consumers and agents in the Southern states. I show examples of New England clocks and their Southern owners. Among the clockmakers discussed are Simon Willard and Aaron Willard of Boston; Nathaniel Munroe and Daniel Munroe clockmakers from Concord, Massachusetts and their cabinetmaking brother William Munroe; as well as Quaker clockmaker John Bailey Jr. of Hanover.

Gary demonstrates the best way to handle, disassemble and safely pack-up an early American antique banjo clock with reverse painted glass panels.

A How To Video from antique clock expert Gary R. Sullivan showing the best method for taking an antique grandfather clock apart.

This is a lecture that Gary Sullivan gave at Christie's Auction house at Rockefeller plaza New York to a group of students from Winterthur Museum January 2011. He explains the ways to handle and examine antique grandfather clocks.

This is a video from Gary R. Sullivan Antiques Inc. Showing our booth at The American Antique Show [TAAS] held in Manhattan January 19-23, 2011. This is the opening night gala which is well attended. We had a number of fine clocks and important American antique furniture.