19th c. American Mahogany Wall Clock

28H 16 W at top 7" D QKHAY362 TC

E.N. WELCH. FORESTVILLE, C.N. U.S.A. A 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN FIGURED MAHOGANY WALL CLOCK the arched top case with large turned pillars flanking a panelled door with glazed aperture enclosing an 8" pai

American, 19th C. 34"h x 18-1/4"w x 5"d

A 19th century American Banjo wall clock. 8-day time only weight driven movement with painted dial marked "Simon Willard & Son, No. 367". Mahogany case with Paneled throat and lower door with "Peek-a-

A late 19th century Anglo-American wall clock. New Haven 8-day time and strike movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Fancy Mahogany long drop case with extensive inlaid decoration and

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

19th century, Germany. Carved wall regulator along with an American Waterbury figured mahogany wall regulator. Both have all parts and pendulums. H41" Sold from the collection of a Hickory, North Caro

First quarter 19th century, mahogany, mahogany veneer and pine. Broken arch pediment bonnet with free standing columns. Case has cove molding, chamfered corners and turned feet. With wag on the wall w

Single weight mahogany wall clock. The previous owner indicated that it was made by the E. Howard Boston Clock Co. though we found no markings. Length 33-1/2" Width 16" Shipping: Local pick-up or 3rd

for restoration. Dimensions: H 30" x W 14.75" x D 5.75" Condition: Lacking a weight, chains, finial to lowest part of clock case and missing three to the top. Few splits to wood frame.

19th century, mahogany case wall clock with weight driven movement and chime, reverse painted glass with scene of trees in a landscape, large mirror, carved fluted pilasters with acanthus leaf capital

Early 19th century American mahogany tall case clock with finial accented "broken swan neck" pediment over the paint decorated dial, signed for Caleb Wheaton, Providence, Rhode Island. [97 1/2" H x 21

19th C. Vedette Mahogany French Wall Clock, Having Removable Carved Gallery Top with Turned Columns and Finials in Each Corner, Double Turned Side Columns, Glass Front, Shaped Bottom with Two Lower Fi

Last quarter 19th c. mahogany cased German wall clock with brass appointments and spandrels. Engraved brass dial with Arabic numerals and pendulum. Hour hand unattached and locking pin absent. Brass m

A 19TH CENTURY 14" MAHOGANY FUSEE DIAL WALL CLOCK SIGNED A.J. FRASER PRESTON the 14" painted flat dial with Roman numerals and cast brass bezel fitted a bevelled glass, figured mahogany moulded frame

8-day spring timepiece, time only, with reverse-painted door, hand-painted metal dial and Roman numerals. 28 1/4 x 13 x 3 1/4 inches.

Late 19th century American carved Mahogany case shelf clock. The case decorated nicely with a gable style crown, on four turned column supports. Carved with centered floral panel in high relief. Havin

Length- 33 1/4"

19th c Lacey, Bristol wall clock, mahogany case with scroll bottom, single weight, large exposed dial, working. Appx 53"h.

19th c Tunbridge wall clock, mahogany case with cross band inlay, glass and fretwork door, strike and time, roman numeral dial. Appx 29"t x 16 1/2"w. Good condition, working, missing one finial on scr

Antique American Mahogany, Eli Terry, Pillar and Scroll Mantel ClockNice, period 19th century American mahogany pillar and scroll mantel clock with the original paper label on the inside back panel, ?

Title: 19th Century Wall Clock Date Period: 19th Century Dimension: 100*38*20 cm | 39*15*8 inches Materials: Wood, Glass Additional Information: 19th Century wall clock. Mahogany wood case, dial with

19th c Vienna regulator wall clock in mahogany case, carved and molded peak top, carved column sides, ebonized detail, metal face, 2 weights with embossed foliate decoration, working. Appx 50"h.

19th century American Willard patent banjo clock. Mahogany. Gilt brass spandrels. Eagle finial. Throat glass signed A. Willard. Lower glass “Faneuil Hall Boston”. Glasses likely repainted late