Federal Period Pocket Watches
The total number of early watchmakers working in America compared to makers working in Europe was extremely small and surviving examples of American-signed watches are few. Watches in this section were made after the Treaty of Paris of 1783 that ended the Revolutionary War. The Federal Period generally dates up to 1830 but a number of later watches are also shown.
Colonial Pocket Watches ● Federal Era Pocket Watches ● Early American Watch Making
Aime Brandt
Baldwin & Jones
Evans Beard
Thomas Blundell
John Cairns
B&E Clark
Bliss & Creighton
Ephraim Clark
John Cragg
Davis, Brown & Co.
Davis, Watson & Co.
Clement Davison
A. Mc. C. / C. Dawson
Thomas Demilt
Effingham Embree
Ellis Gifford
Luther Goddard
Griffen & Hoyt
Thomas Harland
George Harlow
Nathaniel Hawxhurst
Abraham Hews Jr.
Stanford Hovey
S. G. Jones
William Keith
William Kimberly
Robert Leslie
Robert Leslie & Co.
Leslie & Price
John Menzies
Mordecai Miller
Pardon Miller
William Mitchell
Moses Morse
Jordan Mott
Edwin Newbury
George Nichols
Patton & Jones
Pearsall & Embree
W. J. Ramsay & Co.
G.P. Reed
Isaac Reed & Son
Russell & Clarke
Jacob Sargeant
Nathaniel Shipman
Jesse Smith
B. & M. M. Swan
David Taylor
L.B. Terry
Asa Whitney
Caleb Wheaton
Stephen Van Wyck
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