Federal John Posey (Boston MA) banjo clock, first

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

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.

period Federal banjo clock signed William Cummens (Roxbury, MA 1768- 1834), overall ht 30", flaking/ old inpainting on face, paint losses to reverse glass panels in belly door & prospect door

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 mahogany and eglomise banjo clock, New England first half 19th century, the painted dial with roman markers within a drum with an orb and eagle finial, the trapezoidal throat decorated with le

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

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

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

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

A Federal style brass mounted églomisé and mahogany banjo clockpossibly Waterbury Clock Companyfirst half 20th centuryThe circulated white painted dial with Arabic numerals having a single train

Federal Inlaid Mahogany Corner Chamberstand Attributed to John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, MA, circa 1805 With original turned inserts to top. Height 40 inches, depth of shelf 16 inches. C

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.

14" cherry wood Seth Thomas wall clock has key and pendulum. Minute hand present but detached. Has original tag from Thomas H Tilden jeweler from Boston, MA that retailed the clock Condition: See phot

First printing: Boston, MA. New York Graphic Society, 1974. hardcover clothbound. 14 1/2 x 17 1/2 inches (including dust jacket and slip case)

A FEDERAL MAHOGANY INLAID CHEST Attributed to the workshop of John and Thomas Seymour, Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1800-1810 height 42 3/4in (108.6cm); width 42in (106.7cm); depth 21in (53.3cm) Footn

Manning Bowman Art Deco Chrome Clock, circa 1930 Dimensions: 15.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

Manning Bowman Art Deco Chrome Clock, circa 1930 Dimensions: 9.5" H Property from the Estate of John 'Parker' Prindle, JR., Boston, MA.

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

Ca. 1790-1800 three part mahogany linen press, Boston MA, attributed to John Seymour workshop. A removable cornice over two paneled doors with applied brass ormolu trim, interior with four sliding she

In original box, a Ship's Bell Clock by John Bliss & Co., sold through Chelsea Clock Co. of Boston, MA.

In original box, a Ship's Barometer by John Bliss & Co., sold through Chelsea Clock Co. of Boston, MA.

Calvert Parker 5 String American Banjo c.1910. Made in Keene, NH. Length: 88cm. Metal body. JF Luscomb's Professional. Boston, MA . Length: 89cm. John Henry Parker was born in the United Kingdom in No

First quarter 20th century, Boston, MA, impressed circular maker's mark ''Greuby Faience Co. / Boston U.S.A.'', the cylindrical neck over a bulbous body decorated with impressed oval reserves, in an a