Federal Mahogany and Reverse Painted Mantel Clock

American, c. 1815. Together with an American parcel-gilt and wood mantel clock, mid-19th C. 2 pieces Some losses to paint, wear, cracks. 31"h x 16-1/2"w x 4"d and 9-1/4"h x 7-1/2"w x 3-3/4"d Provenanc

American, ca 1820s. A pillar and scroll mahogany mantel clock with reverse painted decoration and brass finials, having a thirty-hour wooden works, striking hours; ht. 31.54, wd. 16.5, dp. 4.5 in.

A Federal Reverse-Painted Glass Mantel Clock Eli Terry, Massachusetts, Circa 1820 Height 29 1/2 x width 16 1/4 x depth 4 inches. Property from the Estate of Shirley Kay Caskey, Rochester, Minnesota

An American Mahogany and Reverse Painted Glass Mantel Clock Birge and Fuller, Bristol, CT, Circa 1825 the movement stamped Birge & Fuller, Bristol, Conn. USA, with a baggie of original wood and brass

Ingraham Doric mahogany Mantel Clock with reverse painted door. 17"h x 10 1/2"w x 5"d

New Haven Clock Company 8-day ogee mahogany mantel clock with reverse painted "beehive" door. As found. 30"h. x 17"w.

Second quarter 19th century. Clock with mahogany veneer and original reverse painted landscape door. With weights, key and pendulum. Wear and some veneer loss. 25"h. 14.75"w. And a mirror with applied

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 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.

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

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

Seth Thomas Mahogany carved and mahogany veneer shelf clock, Plymouth Hollow, Connecticut, c. 1825, carved shellf and foliate crest with flanking square plinghts, reverse painted tablet with stenciled

paper label: Invented by ELI TERRY/Movements made by Samuel Terry/CASED AND FINISHED BY/ELISHA NEAL,/NEW-HARTFORD... original reverse painted tablet with flowers in baskets, brass finials, 29”h; 16.

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

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

Circa 1810, Plymouth, CT. Mahogany case with scroll top and brass finials above door with reverse painted tablet ahead of original wood works movement and painted dial. H31†W17 ½†D4 ½�

Mahogany reverse painted landscape with house to bottom third of glass door, paper label to interior identifying the clock as E. Terry & Sons, dating to early 19th century. H: approx. 30 1/4". W: appr

This ca. 1820s clock retains an old finish, possibly original. Original painted wood dial. Fine reverse painted bottom tablet. 30 hour time and strike weight driven movement. Complete with weights, pe

(10) inch gilt & paint decorated dial with chiming action and paint decorated morning glory spandrels housed in a mahogany case with Hitchcock stenciled splat and half columns. Reverse painted panel f

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

A Federal style mahogany example with a painted wooden dial, reverse painted glass panel and brass movement by Mason and Sullivan. Dimensions: 17" x 5", the height is 31 1/2". Provenance: From a local

Connecticut Empire mahogany mantel clock with hand painted and gilt dial, reverse painted and stenciled glass panel below, partial label in interior. 36 1/2" high, 17 3/4" wide, 4 3/4" deep. Condition

Antique mahogany mantel regulator clock with pendulum, weight and key, reverse-painted panel, marked 'Invented by Eli Terry, Jr.', 31" H (overall) x 17 1/2" W x 4 1/2" D. Provenance: Estate of David J

Second quarter 19th century, mahogany veneer on pine. Stenciled crest and half pilasters, reverse painted lower tablet, painted wooden face and wooden works. 31.5"h. 16.5"w. 4.75"d.