John Stowell (1793-1834), Stenciled Banjo Clock, Charlestown, Massachusetts

John Foster (1810-1835), Banjo Clock, Haverhill, Massachusettscirca 1830-1835mahogany case with rounded frames, brass 8-day weight-driven movement attributed to Samuel Abbott, dial marked "John C

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

19thC John Sawin banjo clock w reverse painted door panel - 39" tall x 10" wide

Aaron Willard Jr. (1783-1864), Presentation Banjo Clock, Boston, Massachusettscirca 1830mahogany case with gilded rope frames, brass 8-day weight-driven movement with alternate train, dial marked &quo

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

Elmer O. Stennes Girandole Banjo Clock, Pembroke, Massachusetts circa 1970 mahogany girandole gold leaf case with "Aurora" tablet, brass 8-day time-onlyweight-driven movement, case marked "70, 28, M.C

Foster Campos Banjo Clock, Pembroke, Massachusetts, 20th century, brass 8-day weight driven movement, mahogany and mahogany veneer banded case with brass side arms in overall excellent condition, stam

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

Waltham Presentation Banjo Clock, Waltham, Massachusetts, circa 1930, walnut case with brass side arms and presentation bracket, lower tablet depicts a pastoral scene, 8-day weight driven brass time o

A mid 19th century American banjo clock marked "Martin Kingsbury, Dedham, Mass, No. 8" on the movement. 8-day time only movement with painted iron dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with a Brass s

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

Waltham "Willard" Presentation Banjo Clock, "Perry's Victory"Massachusetts, circa 1930mahogany case with gilded rope trim surrounding the door and throat glass, lower tablet depict

Foster S. Campos of Pembroke, Massachusetts, Boston banjo clock having hand-painted eglomise panel signed Moberg, 42" H x 10". Includes weights, pendulum, and key. Good working condition. Provenance:

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

Unknown maker Massachusetts , patent timepiece or banjo clock, mahogany case, painted metal dial, barbed hands, 8 day , time and strike weight driven brass movement.

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

Probably John Wood Jr. (1736-1793) Philadelphia Tall Case Clock, c. 1785, walnut case with broken arched bonnet with three brass finials and carved floral and inlay decoration and vasiform columns, th

Mahogany and gilt clock with reverse paintings of George Washington on the throat panel and of Mount Vernon on the door panel. Prov: King Oak Hill Weymouth, MA. 42 x 10 1/2 x 3 1/2 inches.

Grain decorated case. Weight driven, 7 inch dial, coordinating reverse painted throat glass and tablet. height 29 inches. Bares FBI "Evidence" labels.

Zacheus Gates, Charlestown, Massachusetts, c. 1815 95.25"h (incl. finial); waist 15"w; base 18.5"w; 8.5"d

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

Rare Virginia Federal Tall Case Clock, Williams & Victor, Lynchburgcirca 1820, Jehu Williams (1788-1859) and John Victor (1793-1845), mahogany and mahogany veneer, poplar and yellow pine secondary, pa

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"

The fine cherry tall case clock made by the Charleston, Worcester and Boston, Massachusetts maker Abel Stowell (born 1752, died 1818). The elegant cherry case is topped by the original delicate scroll