American Clocks

Known for its unparalleled craftsmanship, the Atmos clock is powered by minute changes in temperature and atmospheric pressure, allowing it to run virtually forever without winding o...

This fine antique American Federal style grandmother's long case clock features book matched crotch grain mahogany and walnut case with bracket feet, and a chamfered block base. The arch crest pendulum door features satinwood stringing and inlaid fan. The door is flanked by quarter engaged reeded columns. The face box...

1970 "Museum Wall Clock" model 622-342 designed by Nathan George Horwitt for Howard Miller featuring a white enameled steel frame with a composite pressboard back and a modern minima...

George Nelson Birch & Brass wall clock for Howard Miller.

Over 40 Years in the antique business, I have owned several of these Postal Telegraph clocks,, always BLACK ,usually without the chrome speed-lines and NOT back-lit.. Before this cl...

Art Deco 24" Neon Clock by Telechron ..Classic Design 1930's / 40's..Clock tested,, keeps perfect time..Beautiful , original blue neon.. warm glow,, Black can.. possibly repainted at...

Vintage Accutron by Bulova corp gold tone stainless steel watch, Swiss movement

American Art Deco white onyx table clock with disc shaped form resting on a rectangular base and flanked by two balls. (Not working)

A Rare and Complete American Federal Tall Case Clock. Riley Whiting Wooden Works, original. A Rufus Cole Grain-Painted and Stenciled Case. S...

Late 20th century Solid Lucite Desk Clock Reversed Etched Nautical Picture of the Queen Elizabeth 2 at See. Signed by the Artist Michael F. Cox at the ri...

Rare model #2251 chess piece table clock designed by George Nelson for Howard Miller Clock Company. Turned walnut base supports w...

Rosewood wall clock, decorated with a mirror and a bird painted with the technique of fixed under glass in the lower part. It bears the manufacturer's labels Seth Thomas...

The case is done in Rosewood with white border to display a beautiful look, the glass has reverse painted design and geometrical design.

American bronze and marble desk clock. Marked sterling bronze Co. New York.

This impressive clock is made from historic decommissioned NYC water tower wood. The piece is torched and then sealed with oil to achieve its beautifu...

A large antique 19th century original black metal clock face, gilt roman numerals, and gilt hands. Beautiful patina to the dial and hands. For garde...

c. 1930s; Electric Ad Clock Co. - Chicago Vintage neon-accented wall-mount advertising clock. This unique piece doesn't seem like much at first glance, maybe an old mantle clock. B...

Bronze and marble figural orbital clock, E.F. Caldwell, circa 1870.

Mid Century Modern Acrylic Clock. This beautiful mid century modern acrylic or lucite desk clock, table clock or mantel clock in a Neoclassic...

The Following Item that we are offering is A Rare and Impressive Magnificent and Exquisite Original 1940s Murano Glass Rare United Clock. Taken out of an Important New York City Esta...

A good looking Clock for any Jack Daniels Collector. Look good on a bar top or on the wall. Most likely Salesman gift ! Good size. In excellent condition, has been in a private colle...

Vintage Howard Miller 'Museum' wall clock by Nathan George Horwitt.

The face of the clock surrounded by eight applied panels (four round and four rectangular), All surmounted on the backs of four lions, above a platform with additional applied plaque...

Clearly sculpted and glazed by hand, this marvelous clock features a series of sailboats amidst curling waves, each with golden hulls and aged-ivory sails. The mottled dark-red hue ...

The Art Deco style is beautifully executed in this enchanting desk clock by J.E. Caldwell. The gilded dial, beautifully enameled in midnight blue and celadon green, sports four perfect apples in relief at its corners, and is framed by a luxurious plaque of amber-hued onyx. Venerable American jeweler J. E. Caldwell & Co. from Philadelphia is known for its Art Nouveau and Deco jewels. One of the oldest fine jewelers in the United States, the company was founded in 1839 by James Emmott Caldwell and supplied wealthy Philadelphians with stylish European jewelry, silver, and objets d'art. The store itself was a study in opulence, with hand-cut Baccarat chandeliers and French Regency-style oak cabinetry designed by Horace Trumbauer...