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Antique Clocks: Willard Grafton Timepieces
Willard Grafton timepieces are rare and expensive antique clocks. Find out more about Willard Grafton timepieces with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on antique...
Antique Public Clocks in America
Antique public clocks in America became a sign of prestige in many towns. Find out more about American antique timepieces with tips from a clock repairman and collector in this free video on...
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...
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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