Antique Clocks

Antique Furniture & Accessories

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.

Simon Willard Lighthouse Clock (Roxbury, Mass.)

An important mahogany "Alarum" antique lighthouse clock, made by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Mass. Circa 1820-25.

John Gains Dwarf Clock (Portsmouth, NH)

A distinctive antique Sheraton dwarf clock, by John Gains, Portsmouth, New Hampshire circa 1825.

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.

Simon Willard Grafton Wall Clock (Grafton, Mass.)

A rare mahogany antique Grafton Wall Clock, by Simon Willard, circa 1785.

Elnathan Taber Grandfather Clock (Roxbury, Mass.)

A superb antique Roxbury grandfather clock with rocking ship movement, by Elnathan Taber, circa 1810.

Daniel Munroe Banjo Clock (Concord, Mass.)

A Concord type antique banjo clock with fine reverse painted panels, attributed to Daniel Munroe, Concord, Massachusetts, circa 1815.

Thomas Pearsall Bracket Clock (New York, NY)

A rare antique Chippendale bracket clock signed by Thomas Pearsall, New York, circa 1774-81.

Simon Willard Lighthouse Clock (Roxbury, Mass.)

A rare and important stenciled antique lighthouse clock with porcelain dial by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Mass. Circa 1822-24.

Simon Willard Banjo Clock (Roxbury, Mass.)

An exceptional example of an early Simon Willard patent time piece, Roxbury circa 1805-08.

Silas Howell Musical Tall Clock (New Brunswick, NJ)

An exceptional antique New Jersey musical tall clock. The case labeled by Matthew Egerton, Jr., the dial signed by Silas W. Howell, New Brunswick, 1797.