G.D. Hatch mahogany banjo clock, 19th century. 29

G.D. Hatch mahogany banjo clock, 19th century. 29 inches high

19th c. Howard type banjo clock. Mahogany case. Reverse painted panels. 29" L..

Mahogany case. Gilt and black reverse-painted throat glass with obelisk design and door glass with a four-lobed design. Height 29" Condition: Good. Some consistency issues with paint. Please see photo

Length- 34"

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

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

Howard style mahogany weight driven banjo wall clock, 19th c, new glass panels, repaired pendulum, 28 3/4" high

A late 19th century banjo clock, Federal style mahogany case, stamped metal face with porcelain Roman numerals applied, cast iron weight, brass eagle finial, 36"h

With brass eagle atop. Reverse-painted floral center of clock. Picture of child holding flowers affixed to inside of bottom. With pendulum. Approx. 40" H. (6055)

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

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

19th Century Mahogany Case Banjo Clock. Unsigned. Scenic reverse painted tablet, painted dial with Roman numerals. 33-1/2" high overall. Condition: Good with wear and losses.

19th Century Mahogany Case Banjo Clock. Geometric reverse painted tablet, painted dial with Roman numerals. 45-1/2" high overall. Condition: Good with restorations.

Early 19th c mahogany cased banjo clock attributed to Horace Tift, North Attleboro, Massachusetts (note glue block arraingement), ht 33"

Howard & Davis "No. 3 Regulator" Banjo Clocklate 19th centurymahogany case with gold trimmed glass panels, brass 8-day weight-driven time-only movement with anchor escapement, dial and movem

SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCKEarly 19th CenturyMahogany case with reverse-painted throat and door glass, the door glass depicting a harpist. Signed on dial.Maximum height including eagle finial appr

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

American Banjo Clockmid-19th centurymahogany case with gilded rope frames and pine backboard having a cast iron dial, brass 8-day time-only weight-driven movement, with spurious signature on the dial

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

Horace Tifft (1804-86), North Attleborough, Massachusetts, mahogany banjo clock with an eagle finial, and painted dial signed H. Tifft, with eglomise tablets, 33”H x 10”W.

A mid 19th century American banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass. 8-day time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Cherry case with the original "Rose

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)

A 19th century Banjo clock by George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass. 8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted metal dial, Roman numerals and detachable Brass pendulum bob. Shaped Cherry

19th Century Wood Banjo clock. In mahogany with original gilt brass eagle finial, painted steel dial, original weight, key and brass pendulum, circa 1840, 32.5 x 11.25 x 3.8”.