An American Classical mahogany banjo clock

An American Classical mahogany banjo clockretailed by L. W. Noyes, Chicagosecond quarter 19th centuryThe dial inscribed Warrented by L.W. Noyesheight 30in (76cm); width 10in (25.5cm); depth 4in (10cm)

First half of the 19th century, Boston. Having an early hand painted dial with hinged frame at top and bottom housing glass, the bottom and middle panel having nice reverse painting. The piece has its

Length- 34"

An American Mahogany Bicentennial Banjo Clock e. howard & co., boston, massachusetts, last quarter 20th century having an acorn finial above the circular dial with Roman numeral hours signed E. Howard

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

Circa 1840, by Brewsters and Ingraham. Each elegantly formed with a nice grain to the case. The smaller example having a nicely reverse painted lower tablet with paper label at interior the large exam

American Classical Lyre Form Banjo Clock, J. Dwyer. 39" high, 11 1/2" wide, 5 1/4" deep; not presently working but was working a year ago; movement not signed, dial is signed, considerable inpainting

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.

An American Classical Carved Mahogany Shelf Clock, Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, Second Quarter 19th Century. The circular enamel dial with Arabic numerals, having an eight-day brass time and rack str

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

7 inch dial with chiming movement housed in a mahogany case with molded top, pillars and scrolled base. Upper door in (2) parts with the lower tablet reverse painted with a sunburst. The lower door is

Aaron Willard, Jr. (American, 1783-1864). Antique mahogany banjo clock with gilt accents, brass finial, and ornate brass sides. Clock has round brass bezel opening to a white painted dial that reads "

American Mahogany, Giltwood and Eglomise Banjo Clock , early 19th c., foliate tablets, h. 33 in., w. 10 in., d. 4 in . Provenance: Estate of Noted Antiquarian James D. "Don" Didier

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

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 banjo clock in mahogany case with reverse painted blue door.

American, 19th century. Brass, Mahogany, and Gilt Wood Banjo Clock with eagle finial, open painted face with roman numerals cased in brass frame, reverse paint decorated case with naval battle scene,

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

7 inch dial with Roman Numeral, American Revolution "Bloody Massacre" throat and tablet, height 42 inches.

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

A late nineteenth century mahogany banjo clock circa 1890. Retaining its original eglomise panels. Base is American eagle clutching shield. Ht: 30" Wd: 10" Dpth: 4"

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

American. 1870s. Mahogany. Movement stamped, "E. Howard & Co., BOSTON". Dial marked, "P.R.R. 0008". Label inside reads, "Pennsylvania R.R. Clock 0008, located at Cresson Ticket Office for many years,

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"