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 Tall Clock (Roxbury, Mass.)

The John Thwing diminutive mahogany antique tall case clock by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Massachusetts, dated 1795.

John Fessler Tall Clock (Fredericktown, MD)

An excellent antique Federal walnut tall case clock, by John Fessler Senior, Fredericktown, Maryland, Circa 1810-15.

Josiah Gooding Tall Clock (Bristol, RI)

A superb antique Federal tall case clock with an animated rocking ship movement, by Josiah Gooding, Bristol, Rhode Island, circa 1815.

Aaron Lane Tall Clock (Elizabethtown, NJ)

An important labeled Chippendale walnut antique tall case clock. The works by Aaron Lane, Elizabethtown, New Jersey, circa 1785. The case by Matthew Egerton, New Brunswick, New Jersey.

Caleb Leach Brass Dial Shelf Clock (Plymouth, Mass.)

An exceptionally rare Chippendale mahogany and inlaid antique brass dial shelf clock, by Caleb Leach, Plymouth, Massachusetts, circa 1785.

Frederic Wingate Tall Clock (Augusta, ME)

A very good antique Federal mahoganized maple tall case clock by Frederic Wingate, Augusta, Maine, dated 1811.

Aaron Willard Tall Clock (Boston, Mass.)

A fine labeled antique Hepplewhite mahogany tall case clock by Aaron Willard, Boston, circa 1815. The case attributed to his cabinetmaker son Henry Willard.

John Crowley Bracket Clock (Philadelphia, PA)

A rare American-made Chippendale mahogany antique bracket clock by John Crowley, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1800-10.

Classical Banjo Box Lyre Clock (Boston, Mass.)

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

Paul Rogers Tall Clock (Berwick, ME)

An extraordinary Quaker made tiger maple antique tall case clock attributed to Paul Rogers, Berwick Maine, circa 1800.