Classical Carved Mahogany Hall Clock

WATERBURY RENAISSANCE REVIVAL CARVED MAHOGANY HALL CLOCK, NO. 68 WITH MOON PHASE MOVEMENT, C.1900. HEIGHT 8'8"

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

This Mahogany carved tall case hall clock with Tiffany and Co. name plate on a beautiful engraved and silvered dial was mfg. by the Waltham Clock Company, ca 1910. It has a 8 day movement with hour an

Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinatti, Ohio, "Pattern No. 83" chiming hall clock in a elaborately carved mahogany case with four Gothic spires surmounting hood, gothic framing on side lights and trunk

Mahogany Herschedes Hall Clock, brass and silver dial with moon phase, striking on 5 tubes, carved mahogany Colonial style case, circa 1900-1920, 87-1/2"h

Herschedes 9 Tube Chiming Hall clock, rounded top mahogany case with carved crest, satinwood panel, 1979 presentation tag, 79"h x 22"w x 15"d

The Herschede Hall Clock, Whittier, No. 217, 20th century; works with moon phase, second sweep, and calendar enclosed by glass panel door and sides, Westminster Chimes, five tubular bells, broken arch

Antique American Empire Carved Mahogany Chiming Mantle Clock with Neo Classical Urn Mount and Glass Panels for Viewing Working Elements of Clock. 18 inches x 9 inches x 5 inches

retailed by Dauler, Close & Johns, Pittsburgh, PA, early 20th century; carved mahogany with Winterhalter & Hofmeier works with silver chapter ring, second sweep, calendar and moon phase enclosed by gl

Waterbury, Connecticut, circa 1830. mahogany and mahogany-veneer case with carved cornice, half-columns and feet housing a weight-driven, wood movement behind polychrome painted dial. case retains pap

Attributed to Asa Munger, Auburn, New York, mahogany. Carved pilasters, crystalized mat in the upper tablet, bookmatched veneer in the lower tablet, restored/replaced dial for "A. Munger Auburn" and s

Classical mahogany shelf clock with églomisé panel Probably New England, circa 1820 The églomisé panel depicting a house, with ebonized columns, carved eagle at crest, pineapple finials, on paw fe

Hunter Campbell Mahogany Longcase Clock. Circa 1810-1830, molded broken arch top with carved flowers and center eagle finial. Arched glass door flanked by two classical columns and arch glass side pan

Mid 19th century. Each having a handsomely carved case one missing its door by Atkins and Dow, another by Smiths Clocks, another by Henry Terry and Co and another by Henry C Smith. Tallest: H33 1/2"

Circa 1860, by Bailey Banks and Biddle of Philadelphia. The dial of the clock is very nicely chased and marked with the firm's name at the lower segment. The case has been well carved with spirals and

Classical mahogany case, box-form lyre clock with grained panels and scroll and foliate carved throat, Boston circa 1830-35. Baluster finial above a turned mahogany bezel. Repainted dial with Roman nu

Classical mahogany round top center hall table with acanthus carved shaft and ball and claw feet, late 19th c. 29"h x 43"dia

Grandfather Clock 88" t x 25" x 16" grandfather clock, mahogany case, six tube, dual chime, Westminster & Trinity, engraved brass face, handpainted moon and ship, key wind, carved pillar decoration, s

Regency Carved Mahogany Hall Bench 34 x 6 ft. 1 in. x 14 in. The Collection of Michael G. Moye, Greenwich, CT

Classical Carved Mahogany and Parcel-Gilt Sofa

American Late Classical Carved Mahogany Four Poster Tester Bed , c. 1840, cyma molded tester, cabochon crest with foliate scrolls, reverse tapered fluted octagonal posts, bracketed rails with beading,

A Pair of Classical Carved Mahogany Recamiers 19th Century each having an upholstered back, arms and seat, raised on hairy paw feet. Height 23 1/2 x length 75 1/2 x depth 23 1/2 inches. Property from

Rare Pair of American Classical Carved Mahogany Armchairs , early 19th c., probably New York, arched back, spurred splat, scrolled arms, Ionic columnar supports, bolection seat rail and blocks, square

Circa 1830, likely by John Erhart Rose, workinging in Abingdon, Virginia and Knoxville, Tennessee. The piece has a well grained one board top with a nicely reeded edge which rotates and folds out abov