American Classical Clocks

Tiffany & Co. brass pagoda-form carriage clock is an exceptional piece blending classic timekeeping with refined architectural form. Modeled in the style of a traditional pagoda roo...

Pristine Howard Miller “Jonathan” Grandfather Clock – Timeless Elegance in Oak Elevate your home with the refined presence of this Howard Miller Grandfather Clock, a rare and elegant...

Antique Wall Hanging Master Clock - W1503 This is a rare antique wall hanging master clock. It is from a rare maker - the first time we’ve seen anything from them in 50 years! In ver...

Polaris 15 Day Peacock clock, the circular dial held by a florid peacock, the case decorated in tigers' eye ombre detailing. Dimensions: 15.5" H x 13.5" W x 5.5" D Dealer: S138XX

This is a beautiful American-made jeweled ball clock. In working condition, though missing its second hand. Bold blue numerals on an enamel face, brass and paste diamonds...

Antique 19th century Anglo American drop dial wall clock. The hand-crafted case being made in England, and the movement being imported from the Us Made of walnut and inlaid satinwood...

A Classic Howard Miller Valencia wall clock , model 620-236. The vintage clock features great Mahogany wood carving details . The clock is Quartz with Dual chime movement and has its...

A Classic beautifully produced mid-19th century American chronometer in a three-tier rosewood case, made c. 1850-60. The typically constructed case consists of a lower and glazed upper part, as well as an observation lid. The lower part has two drop handles to the sides, while the front has a lock and key with an inlaid brass escutcheon. In the front of the upper part, there is a brass button to lock the observation lid. The movement is situated in a gimballed brass bowl, which can be secured for transport purposes by a turnable handle in the bottom right corner of the case. The 4” silvered dial is protected by a flat bevelled glass set in a bezel, screwed to the bowl. The makers have signed and numbered the chronometer on the silvered dial in the following manner: T. S & J. D NEGUS NEW YORK No. 780 The time is indicated by a fine pair of gilt brass hands on the silvered dial with a Roman chaptering, Arabic five-minute and minute divisions The seconds are indicated by a blued-steel hand on a separate chapter ring below the middle with Arabic ten-second, five-second and second divisions. Below the XII is an up-and-down dial 0 - 56 (hours). The two-day duration movement is constructed between two circular plates and is driven by a spring in a spring barrel via a chain fusee. It has a so-called Earnshaw spring detent escapement with a compensated balance and helical spring. The chronometer is wound by a special key with a ratchet to prevent winding the clock in the wrong direction. The key can be stored in a hole in the left top corner of the case. The winding hole is covered by a sprung shutter. Dimensions: 18 x 18 x 18 cm The makers: T.S. and J.D. Negus were British immigrants. In 1848 Thomas Steward Negus and his brother John Davidson...

American cherry cased octagonal wall clock made with Western Germany works, key wound movements and short drop pendulum. Made by Roy E. Leonard.   

Antique Seth Thomas round oak wall clock with “Drink Coca-Cola in Bottles” face. Circa 1900s. Features a neat design with peekaboo pendulum and ke...