Federal Giltwood Banjo Clock, Sawin & Dyar, Boston

A Federal giltwood and églomisé banjo clockAaron Willard (1757-1844), Boston, MA, circa 1820L: 41 3/4 in. W: 10 1/4 in. D: 4 in.

By Sawin J. Dyer, Boston, circa 1830. 33H x 10W x 3.5D. From the Hopkins Estate,

circa 1830s; giltwood case with reverse painted inset glass panels and brass bridges on neck, painted sheet metal dial, marked "W. Goodwin North Attleboro Mass.," 34 in. L.

The gilt decorated turned finial above a painted dial with Roman numerals, over an American eagle. flag and shield decorated throat panel with rope twist gilt frame, above a tablet with depiction of t

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 with American eagle, flag, cannon and ship reverse painted glass. 36 1/4" high, 10" wide, 3 1/2" deep. Gilt and paint losses, bottom bracket needs to be re-attached. Provenance: Property

19th Century Federal èglomisè banjo clock. Gilt metal eagle crest, Clock face with Roman numeral indicators. Reverse painted lower panel depicting Enterprise & Boxer ships with eagle and

A 19th century American Lyre front banjo clock. Attributed to John Sawin, Boston. 8 day weight driven time only movement with a painted Iron dial and Roman numerals, faintly marked "Boston". Carved Ma

DESCRIPTION: Boston style Federal banjo clock. Unsigned painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Spring wound movement. Reverse painted lower glass depicting naval battle titled Constitution & Guerrier

DESCRIPTION: Boston style Federal banjo clock. Unsigned painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Spring wound movement. Reverse painted lower glass depicting naval battle titled Constitution & Guerrier

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

Federal Gold Front Banjo Clock, Aaron Willard Jr., Boston, Massachusetts, Circa 1820. The mahogany case applied with gilt molded rope-twist borders, gilt brass eagle finial, the painted iron dial with

Sawin & Dyar, Boston, Mass., gilt front hanging lyre clock in a mahogany lyre form case with gilded gesso front, reverse painted throat and lower tablets, case stamped "XI", roman numeral painted iron

attributed to Simon Willard, Boston 28 5/8" mahogany body circa 1810

Federal John Posey (Boston MA) banjo clock, first quarter 19th century, having a circular drum dial with Roman markers surmounted by the ball and eagle finial, the throat with an eglomise decorated pa

with eglomise panels 29 1/2" tall signed A. Willard, Boston, Mass. 19th century SHIPPING: Buyer is responsible for arranging 3rd party shipping.

Sawin and Dyer Boston presentation banjo clock, 8 day brass weight driven movement, winds at 2 o'clock, restorations.

Fine period mahogany and gilt wood banjo clock, painted metal 7.5 in dial signed A. WILLARD JR. BOSTON. Has original eglomise throat glass and tablet painted with mansion. Has both time and strike mov

dial signed "Aaron Willard, Boston", early 19th century with restorations, painted dial with Roman chapter ring, brass eagle finial eglomise throat and base panels, base panel depicting naval battle,

Aaron Willard, Jr (1783-1864) gilt banjo presentation clock, with original Columbia and Federal Shield belly glass and gilt lower door glass, descening in the Webb fmily from William Seward Webb Jr (b

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)

An antique clock by E. Howard of Boston offers round face with gilt eagle finial over flared bodice terminating in case having single eglomise glass door, 19th century.Measures- 34''H x 10.25''W x 3.5

E. Howard & Co. Boston, Reissue Presentation Banjo Clock, S. Willard Patent Mahogany & gilt wood case. Ht. 43"

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"