Attleboro, Massachusetts, became known in the 19th century as a center of jewelry and metalworking, and several clockmakers operated in the area, drawing on the same skilled labor and brass-working trades. Early Attleboro clockmakers such as Horace Tift and George Hatch produced banjo-style wall timepieces in the early-to-mid 1800s, with cases and finials distinctive to the region.
The Attleboro Clock Company name appears on later wall and shelf clocks produced in the area, reflecting this long local tradition of fine metal and case work. While less prolific than the major Connecticut manufacturers, Attleboro-made clocks are valued by collectors for their craftsmanship and connection to the town’s broader jewelry-making heritage.
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