Early 19th Century Banjo Clock, Attleboro, Massachusetts

Title: An early 19th century Massachusetts Banjo Clock with reverse painted glass panel depicting the Battle of Lake Erie Provenance/Additional Info: An early 19th century Massachusetts Banjo Clock wi

WILLARD PATENT BANJO CLOCKMassachusetts, Early 19th CenturyCase with brass eagle finial and banded inlay in varied woods. Reverse-painted throat and door glass, the throat with a geometric design and

ELNATHAN TABER BANJO CLOCKRoxbury, Massachusetts, Early 19th CenturyMahogany and mahogany veneer case with presentation bracket and brass embellishments. Roman numeral dial. Face signed "E. Taber Roxb

A Lemuel Curtis (American, b. 1790) banjo clock, probably Massachusetts, early 19th century. Signed on hand painted face "Warranted L. Curtis" and with acorn finial - weight driven. The lower of the 2

Early 19th c mahogany cased banjo clock attributed to Horace Tift, North Attleboro, Massachusetts (note glue block arraingement), ht 33"

Howard & Davis "No. 3" Banjo Clock third quarter 19th century, Boston, Massachusetts, in a rosewood-grained painted case, the dial signed "Howard & Davis, Boston", the interior base with three early r

Early 19th Century Banjo Clock By Harvey Clock Co., Boston, Mass, 33î tall.

Early 19th century banjo clock with original eglomise tablet of dogs attacking a deer, throat glass repainted with flaking, 7.75 in metal dial with wear and one missing hand. Time-only brass movement.

Having a large case with weighted brass pendulum behind two glass doors and one brass weight behind it, the dial with Roman numerals and surrounded by brass tacks h. 50 w. 19-1/2 d. 5-1/2 in. Provenan

Early 19th Century American Banjo Clockcirca 1820'smahogany case with half round frames and inset mahogany panels, brass 8-day time-only weight-driven movement with alternate train and cast iron weigh

An early 19th century American Banjo clock with alarm. 8-day Brass, weight driven time movement with spring driven alarm, exterior top mounted alarm bell, painted Iron dial with Roman numerals. Mahoga

An early 19th century American Banjo clock with alarm. 8-day Brass, weight driven time and alarm movement with exterior top mounted alarm bell, painted Iron dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case wit

An early 19th century American striking Banjo clock. 8-day weight driven time and strike 4-pilar movement with arched top plates, painted Iron dial and Roman numerals, signed "No. 1838, A Willard Jr".

Early American 19th century banjo form wall clock with case. Case is a combination of mahogany and gilt wood with reverse painted glass panels. Not signed. Circa 1820/1830s. Some minor flaking on glas

SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCKEarly 19th CenturyMahogany case with reverse-painted throat and door glass, the door glass depicting a harpist. Signed on dial.Maximum height including eagle finial appr

Federal "Patent Timepiece" Banjo Clock, early 19th Century, painted iron dial with Roman numerals, time only movement within drum case surmounted by bud finial, trapezoidal door of throat inset with g

Early 19th Century American Mahogany Weight driven banjo clock with paint decorated glass & very good restored condition. H 30" w 10". Found in St Paul MN estate collection.

American Mahogany, Giltwood and Eglomise Banjo Clock , early 19th c., foliate tablets, h. 33 in., w. 10 in., d. 4 in . Provenance: Estate of Noted Antiquarian James D. "Don" Didier

A Federal mahogany and eglomise banjo clockEarly 19th centurydial inscribed Aaron Willard / Boston.height 33in (84cm); width 10in (25.5cm); depth 3 1/2in (9cm)

19th Century Diamond-Head Banjo Clock - American, Early 19th Century. Walnut case. Reverse painted glass at bottom compartment door featuring a scene commemorating the Revolutionary War of British & A

Aaron Willard Jr. banjo clock, Boston, early 19th century, having a round glass covered dial with Roman numerals signed 'A. Willard Jr. Boston' and 'No. 2,' above a tapering standard with a foliate re

Early 19th Century Federal Massachusetts grandfather clock in mahogany with inlaid case quarter fluted columns, bonnet top with crest and rosettes, painted iron dial, signed Sykes Beverly with Roman n

A 19th century Banjo clock by George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass. 8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted metal dial, Roman numerals and detachable Brass pendulum bob. Shaped Cherry

Early American Banjo Clock, 19th c., perhaps by Howard, single weight driven, with a tapered gilt and eglomise panel over a lower eglomise gilt and eglomise pendulum window, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 10 1/8