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Delaney Antique Clocks
United States
Registrace 27. 01. 2020
Delaney Antique Clocks is located forty-five miles northwest of Boston in West Townsend, Massachusetts. We are a family business that has been buying and selling antique clocks for FIFTY (50+) plus years. In that time, we have amassed the largest selection of Antique American Tall Case Clocks for sale in the Country. When you visit, you can expect to find over 180 tall case clocks on display at all times. Representative of which, are many of the most famous makers working in America. In addition, you will find a wide selection of American wall and shelf clocks as well as French and English mantle and carriage clocks. If you are interested in antique clocks, our shop is well worth a visit.
We invite you to view our web site often. We work hard to update it at least once a month with additional inventory. Please keep in mind that the clocks pictured represent approximately thirty percent of our inventory. We look forward to your visit.
We invite you to view our web site often. We work hard to update it at least once a month with additional inventory. Please keep in mind that the clocks pictured represent approximately thirty percent of our inventory. We look forward to your visit.
E. Howard & Co. Regulator No. 13 Watchmakers Regulator Made In Boston Circa 1860
The E. Howard Regulator No. 13 Watchmakers Regulator is a classic example of 19th-century American horological excellence, crafted in Boston during the 1860s. With a towering length of 4 feet 8 inches, this clock is the second largest in its series, designed to make a commanding statement in any space. Its grand stature and meticulously crafted black walnut case, with its aged patina, exude elegance and a sense of history.
The clock’s face features a 12-inch painted iron dial with Roman numerals, gracefully enclosed within a segmented minute ring. The block lettering proudly displays “E. Howard & Co. / BOSTON,” emphasizing the clock’s prestigious heritage. The open diamond-shaped hands offer a timeless touch, while the subsidiary seconds dial adds a layer of precision to its functionality.
Driven by a robust weight-driven brass movement, the Regulator No. 13 promises unparalleled accuracy and reliability. Its design allows it to run for eight days on a single winding, showcasing the intricate engineering behind its creation. It beats seconds, maintains power when winding, and is a deadbeat escapement. The cherry pendulum rod, highlighted by its original gilding, and the ornately decorated brass-faced lead bob enhance the clock’s visual appeal, reflecting the meticulous artistry and craftsmanship characteristic of E. Howard & Co.
Few Regulator No. 13 clocks have been available on the public market in recent decades, making this timepiece a rare gem. Its timeless design and exceptional condition make it a functional instrument of precise timekeeping and a distinguished addition to any collection or setting, celebrating a storied legacy of American clockmaking.
Dimensions: Height 56" Width 17" Depth 7 1/4"
Inventory #224084
The clock’s face features a 12-inch painted iron dial with Roman numerals, gracefully enclosed within a segmented minute ring. The block lettering proudly displays “E. Howard & Co. / BOSTON,” emphasizing the clock’s prestigious heritage. The open diamond-shaped hands offer a timeless touch, while the subsidiary seconds dial adds a layer of precision to its functionality.
Driven by a robust weight-driven brass movement, the Regulator No. 13 promises unparalleled accuracy and reliability. Its design allows it to run for eight days on a single winding, showcasing the intricate engineering behind its creation. It beats seconds, maintains power when winding, and is a deadbeat escapement. The cherry pendulum rod, highlighted by its original gilding, and the ornately decorated brass-faced lead bob enhance the clock’s visual appeal, reflecting the meticulous artistry and craftsmanship characteristic of E. Howard & Co.
Few Regulator No. 13 clocks have been available on the public market in recent decades, making this timepiece a rare gem. Its timeless design and exceptional condition make it a functional instrument of precise timekeeping and a distinguished addition to any collection or setting, celebrating a storied legacy of American clockmaking.
Dimensions: Height 56" Width 17" Depth 7 1/4"
Inventory #224084
zhlédnutí: 357
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zhlédnutí 809Před 14 dny
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zhlédnutí 736Před měsícem
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Gilded Rope Front Presentation Timepiece, Made By the Waltham Clock Co. Circa 1918
zhlédnutí 223Před měsícem
This Federal Massachusetts improved timepiece, known as a "Banjo clock," is an exquisite example of early 20th-century American horology, produced by the Waltham Clock Company around 1918. The clock's construction is rooted in a tradition of excellence, featuring a mahogany case adorned with original gilding. The gilded elements, including the outside edge of the backboard, the large cast eagle...
Joseph Nye Dunning Wood Front Regulator Made in Burlington, Vermont, Circa 1830
zhlédnutí 425Před měsícem
This grand J.N. Dunning regulator clock, built circa 1830, epitomizes the exceptional craftsmanship of its creator, one of Burlington, Vermont's most celebrated clockmakers. These large American regulators are thought to have been introduced into the marketplace in about 1820. The clock features an exceptional mahogany case, showcasing the lively grain patterns through an older refinish that en...
Samuel Rockwell, Providence, Rhode Island Tall Case Clock Circa 1747
zhlédnutí 507Před 2 měsíci
The diminutive tall clock crafted by Samuel Rockwell circa 1747 is a rare and historically significant piece of American horology. Standing only 6' 3" tall, it is a rare example of a pre-Revolutionary clock made and signed by Rockwell, one of only ten known to us. Of the ten, three other signed Rockwell clocks feature a similar dial engraving that is complex and embellished with florals. The fi...
Walter Durfee Patent Timepiece Made in Providence, RI Circa 1910
zhlédnutí 251Před 4 měsíci
An outstanding example of a Federal Massachusetts improved timepiece or "Banjo clock," which was manufactured by Walter Durfee of Providence, Rhode Island, circa 1910. Its mahogany case, combined with the highest-grade reverse-painted tablets signed by the ornamental artist D.J. Steele, features "The Victory On Lake Erie," commemorating historical triumphs, making it a prized treasure for any c...
Cherry Case Unsigned Walpole, NH Tall Clock Made circa 1810
zhlédnutí 313Před 4 měsíci
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E. Howard, Boston, MA No. 14 Regulator Clock, Circa 1860
zhlédnutí 415Před 4 měsíci
This E. Howard Regulator No. 14 is a rare and beautiful timepiece made in Boston, Massachusetts, in the 1860's. It is the smallest of three sizes and is 44 inches long, making it a grand focal point that commands attention in any setting. The clock's case is crafted from black walnut and has an aged finish, highlighting the wood's natural beauty. The front of the case is a hinged door with deco...
Simon Willard & Son Patent Timepiece, Boston Circa 1825
zhlédnutí 227Před 5 měsíci
The Federal Massachusetts Timepiece, created circa 1825 by the esteemed partnership of Simon Willard & Son in Boston, Massachusetts, is a testament to the pinnacle of early American clockmaking. This exceptional timepiece, bearing the signature and serial number "Simon Willard and Son, No. 4658," proudly displayed on its dial, epitomizes the elegance and craftsmanship of the Federal period. Hou...
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zhlédnutí 690Před 5 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 415Před 6 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 365Před 6 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 936Před 7 měsíci
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Atkins Wall Regulator Cook Model No.2 Bristol, CT circa 1862
zhlédnutí 397Před 7 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 414Před 8 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 848Před 8 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 238Před 9 měsíci
Advertising Clock Made By The New Haven Clock Company, Circa 1900.
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zhlédnutí 232Před 10 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 410Před 10 měsíci
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zhlédnutí 625Před 11 měsíci
E. Howard, Boston, MA Model 59 Vienna Regulator Made Circa 1880
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zhlédnutí 771Před rokem
Walter H. Durfee, Providence, RI, Patent Timepiece, Made Circa 1925
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zhlédnutí 793Před rokem
E. Howard, Boston, Massachusetts Model 58 Regulator Made Circa 1885
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zhlédnutí 607Před rokem
Waterbury Jeweler's Regulator Model No.12 Made Circa 1885
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zhlédnutí 349Před rokem
Vermont Wood-Front Timepiece Attributed To Joseph Nye Dunning Made Circa 1833
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zhlédnutí 1,5KPřed rokem
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zhlédnutí 577Před rokem
Seth Thomas Office Calendar Clock Model No. 10 Made In 1890
THE LARGEST COLLECTION of grandfather clocks in the country.
zhlédnutí 321Před rokem
THE LARGEST COLLECTION of grandfather clocks in the country.
E. Howard, Boston, MA Floor Standing Regulator Model 22 Made Circa 1866
zhlédnutí 825Před rokem
E. Howard, Boston, MA Floor Standing Regulator Model 22 Made Circa 1866
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zhlédnutí 1,6KPřed rokem
David Williams, Newport, Rhode Island Tall Case Clock Made Circa 1810