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Antique Clocks: Grandfather Clocks by Major Companies
Antique clock collectors know that the Waltham Clock Company was one the prominent makers of grandfather clocks in Connecticut. Learn how to collect mass-produced grandfather clocks in this free...
Early American Clockmakers: Connecticut Shelf Clocks
Connecticut shelf clocks were made by early American clockmakers who could afford to make the gears out of brass. See Connecticut shelf clocks presented by a clock repairman and collector in this...
Early American Clockmakers: Connecticut Giants
Early American clockmakers were the Connecticut giants, referring to the best and largest clock making companies in the U.S. Discover the Connecticut giants as presented by a clock repairman and...
Early American Clockmakers: Connecticut Wooden Works
Connecticut wooden works clocks were made by several early American clockmakers, like Chauncey Ives, Effriam Downs and Olcott Cheney. Discover Connecticut clockmakers presented by a clock...
Antique Clocks: Banjo Clocks
Banjo clocks were mass-produced in the late 1800s. Find out about the return to popularity of banjo clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique...
Antique Clocks: Swinger Clocks
Swinger clocks use a clock mechanism that swings back and forth. Learn what makes a swinger clock valuable in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique...
Antique Clocks: Black Mantel Clocks
Black mantel clocks are among the most common and affordable antique clocks. Watch an overview of black mantel clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...
Antique Clocks: Tambour Clocks
Tambour clocks first appeared in the United States just before World War I. Learn about collecting Tambour clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...
Antique Clocks: Wall Clocks for Home & Office
Antique wall clocks often had designs that were not appropriate for the office. Learn which wall clocks are valuable in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...
Antique Clocks: Regulator Clocks
Regulator clocks were designed to be very accurate. Find out about collecting regulator clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced antique clock collector.
Antique Clocks: Mercury Pendulums
Mercury clock pendulums are found in antique French regulator clocks. Discover why collectors prize mercury pendulums in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...
Antique Clocks: School Clocks
Antique school clocks were often designed in octagonal shapes. Find out what makes a school clock collectible in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...
Antique Clocks: Store Regulator Clocks
Regulator clocks for stores often included calendar features. Learn why store regulator clocks are collectible in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an experienced...
Antique Clocks: Round-Top Shelf Clocks
Insonia is a popular brand of antique round-top shelf clocks. Find out what to look for in a round-top shelf clock in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an antique clock...
Antique Clocks: Venetian Cases
Antique clocks with Venetian cases are valued for their Italian design qualities. Discover which Venetian cases are collectible in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...
Antique Clocks: Crystal Regulators
Crystal regulator clocks were once popular wedding gifts. Find out why crystal regulators are popular clocks among collectors in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from an...
Antique Clocks: Porcelain & China Clocks
The Ansoina Clock Company imported china clock cases from Germany. Learn what qualities to look for in porcelain and china clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut clocks from...
Antique Clocks: Statue & Figural Clocks
Antique statue clocks in Connecticut were often based on exotic French designs. Discover the fascinating world of stature and figural clocks in this free video on collecting antique Connecticut...
F. Kroeber Antique Connecticut Clocks
Antique clocks made by F. Kroeber in Connecticut are rare collectibles known for high-quality craftsmanship. Learn about F. Kroeber clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
Sessions Clock Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
Antique clocks made by Sessions Clock Company in Connecticut continued the Welch tradition into the 20th century. Learn about Sessions clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Mantel Clocks
Antique mantel clocks in the Connecticut tradition were made possible by improved spring technology that allowed the creation of smaller clocks. Learn about mantel clocks from a dealer in this...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Steeple Clocks
Antique steeple clocks made in Connecticut are modeled after Gothic styles of architecture popular in America at the time. Learn about steeple clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Beehive Clocks
Antique beehive clocks made in 19th century Connecticut incorporated the American symbol of the beehive for industry, health and hard work. Learn about beehive clocks from a dealer in this free...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Cottage Clocks
Antique cottage clocks were made by Connecticut clockmakers in simple designs for cheap timepieces families could play on their mantels. Learn about cottage clocks from a dealer in this free video...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Iron-Front Clocks
Antique iron-front clocks made by Connecticut companies like F. Kroeber had wooden backs to which the movement was attached. Learn about iron-front clocks from a dealer in this free video on...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Column Clocks
Column clocks are a popular antique Connecticut clock with decorative columns often inlaid with pearl or gold. Learn about column clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
Antique Connecticut Clocks: Gingerbread Clocks
Gingerbread clocks, or kitchen clocks, are antique clocks made in Connecticut that only become collector's items recently. Learn about gingerbread clocks from a dealer in this free video on...
E. Ingraham Antique Connecticut Clocks
Many E. Ingraham antique clocks are spotted by collectors by the slow-fast adjustment dowel. Learn about E. Ingraham clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique timepieces.
Waterbury Clock Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
Waterbury company clocks are characterized by antique collectors as producing quality goods at competitive prices. Learn about Waterbury clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting...
Ansonia Clock Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
Ansonia clocks of Connecticut are spotted by antique clock collectors by the intricate cases. Learn about Ansonia clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique timepieces.
E. N. Welch Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
E.N. Welch Company made clocks in Connecticut that antique collectors note for the strange model names. Learn about E. N. Welch clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
Atkins Clock Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
Atkins Clock Company produced a quality clock called the Atkins London which some antique collectors recommend. Learn about Atkins clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
New Haven Clock Company Antique Connecticut Clocks
The founder of the New Haven Clock Company, a clockmaker in Connecticut, partnered with P.T. Barnum briefly. Learn about New Haven clocks from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique...
Connecticut Clockmakers & Clock Styles
Connecticut clockmakers of the 19th century produced many fine clocks in a variety of styles. Learn about Connecticut clockmakers from a dealer in this free video on collecting antique timepieces.
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