Federal Mahogany Banjo Clock

Massachusetts,Circa 1830 Eight day clock with Roman numeral painted iron dial and pierced hands with figured flame mahogany case with wood paneled front, a rare yet simplistic case. Mahogany 32" tall

*A Federal Mahogany Banjo Clock Circa 1815 Height 34 inches. Property from the Collection of Susan Jackson, Frontenac, Missouri Provenance: Ziern-Hanon Galleries, St. Louis

Mahogany and gilt painted banjo clock. Face marked with roman numerals. Reverse painted lower glass panel and throat glass. Lower panel depicting a building and painted Chas.Town. Convent. Panels surr

American. 1850s. Mahogany. 8-day time and strike. Retains original dial, finial probably a later replacement, complete including correct pendulum and weight. Mechanically functioning. From the Graham

W.H.C. RIGGS FEDERAL MAHOGANY BANJO CLOCK, C. 1820/30, H. 32"

N.E MAHOGANY CASED FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK - W/ STRING INLAID CASE, BRASS SCROLLS AND BRASS WORKS W/ PAINTED METAL FACE - 33 1/4" L W/ FINIAL - WEAR, IMPERFECTIONS

Federal style mahogany banjo clock, 19th c., Boston, parcel gilded body and eglomise paneled neck and base with naval battle, style of Simon Willard, retailed by Bigelow Kennard & Co., 33"h x 10" w x

with eglomise tablets, lower tablet having nautical scene with eagle and flag. 35" high, 10 1/4" wide, 3 7/8" deep. Losses to dial, unsigned. Property of a Greenwich CT estate.

Massachusetts, the dial signed illegibly, eglomise panel, depicting "The Constitution's Escape" The base panel: 41"h x 10-3/4"w x 4"d Provenance: Property from a Private Collection

Federal mahogany and eglomise banjo clock, New England first half 19th century, the painted dial with roman markers within a drum with an orb and eagle finial, the trapezoidal throat decorated with le

AMERICAN FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND EGLOMISE BANJO CLOCK, featuring painted sheet-iron / zinc dial with Roman numerals, pierced brass sidearms, reverse-painted tablets, lower example depicting "Constitution

American, Massachusetts Federal style parcel-gilt mahogany and eglomise banjo wall clock, circa 1800 - 1820 Dial inscribed "A. Willard Jr. Boston" Approx. height 41", width 10"

19th Century parcel gilt mahogany clock with reverse painted throat and door panels, eagle finial, 7.5 inch white-painted dial with roman numerals..no visible maker signature or tag, cracked door pane

A Federal Style Parcel Gilt, Mahogany and Eglomise Banjo Clock, Mid 20th Century. The circular white painted dial having Roman numerals inscribed 'Wm. Cummens / Roxbury, Mass.' Dimensions:&nbs

AMERICAN FEDERAL MAHOGANY, GILT AND EGLOMISE BANJO CLOCK . Face signed "Warrented by Wm. Cummens" - H: 40 in. (Imperfections).

Federal mahogany Patent Timepiece or Banjo Clock, painted iron dial with Roman numerals, gesso rope molded frame, reverse painted glass at throat decorated with gilt flowers and flanked by curved bras

American Federal-Style Carved Mahogany Lyre-Form Banjo Clock, 20th century, the painted dial with Roman numeral chapters, the eight-day weight-driven brass movement engraved "Kilbourn & Proctor", h.

American Boston School Federal eglomise painted parcel gilt mahogany banjo clock in the manner of Aaron Willard (American 1757-1844), 19th century, having an acorn finial, painted dial with Roman nume

A Scarce Federal 'Battle of Lexington' Parcel Gilt Mahogany Banjo Clock Likely Massachusetts, 19th Century depicting the Battle of Lexington and inscribed with the Massachusetts state motto: Ense peti

A Federal style brass mounted églomisé and mahogany banjo clockpossibly Waterbury Clock Companyfirst half 20th centuryThe circulated white painted dial with Arabic numerals having a single train

A late 19th century banjo clock, Federal style mahogany case, stamped metal face with porcelain Roman numerals applied, cast iron weight, brass eagle finial, 36"h

America, 20th century. giltwood and mahogany banjo clock of typical form retaining eglomise tablets. now fitted with battery operated quartz movement. H41" W10 1/2"

AARON WILLARD FEDERAL BANJO CLOCKCirca 1825Mahogany case with gilt wooden finial and brass side arms. Reverse-painted lower glass depicts a naval battle scene. Roman numeral dial signed “Aaron Willa

A Simon Willard and Son Style Banjo Clock, Having federal gilt gesso and mahogany case. Reverse painted glass, repurposed painted iron dial, bronze eagle finial. Some works period but not by Willard.