Clocks
18th c. Tallcase New
Hampshire Clock
A New Hampshire Cherry Tall case Clock Circa
1795 with Original eight day weight driven brass
movement fronted by a white painted enameled
dial decorated with geometric spandrels and a
lovely urn and floral motif in the central arch. The
dial is stamped “Osborn Manufactory,
Birmingham” on the back and is typical of dials
of the period painted in Boston. The finely
proportioned cherry case is surmounted by a
graceful swan’s neck pediment as well as
three brass finials on reeded plinths. The waist
section is centered by a beautifully arched door
with moulded surround flanked by fluted quarter
columns with wooden capitals thereby giving
the waist a very appealing visual presentation
supported by a finely shaped bracket footed
base. The clock movement has been properly
cleaned and serviced and is in excellent
working condition. The case has a nice dry old
surface.
The overall height is 93 ¼” including the center
finial.
Hampshire Clock
A New Hampshire Cherry Tall case Clock Circa
1795 with Original eight day weight driven brass
movement fronted by a white painted enameled
dial decorated with geometric spandrels and a
lovely urn and floral motif in the central arch. The
dial is stamped “Osborn Manufactory,
Birmingham” on the back and is typical of dials
of the period painted in Boston. The finely
proportioned cherry case is surmounted by a
graceful swan’s neck pediment as well as
three brass finials on reeded plinths. The waist
section is centered by a beautifully arched door
with moulded surround flanked by fluted quarter
columns with wooden capitals thereby giving
the waist a very appealing visual presentation
supported by a finely shaped bracket footed
base. The clock movement has been properly
cleaned and serviced and is in excellent
working condition. The case has a nice dry old
surface.
The overall height is 93 ¼” including the center
finial.
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| American Antiques & Folk Art |
Willards Patent Presentation Banjo Clock
Circa 1810 Boston
A Federal presentation banjo clock by Aaron Willard
retaining the original eglomise panels, with a gilded and
rope molded mahogany case, painted dial and gilt drop
plinth. The lower panel depicts a scene of the old Boston
state house ,dating to 1713, it is Boston's oldest building
and contains a, still working, large public clock in it's eastern
facade which was done by Aaron's brother Simon Willard in
the year 1831.
measurements: 10" Wide x 41" overall Height
SOLD
Circa 1810 Boston
A Federal presentation banjo clock by Aaron Willard
retaining the original eglomise panels, with a gilded and
rope molded mahogany case, painted dial and gilt drop
plinth. The lower panel depicts a scene of the old Boston
state house ,dating to 1713, it is Boston's oldest building
and contains a, still working, large public clock in it's eastern
facade which was done by Aaron's brother Simon Willard in
the year 1831.
measurements: 10" Wide x 41" overall Height
SOLD