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Classical Clocks
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A Fine Inlaid Mahogany Dwarf Clock, probably Rhode Island, last quarter, 19th century
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Mahogany Lyre Form Banjo Clock, American
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A Mahogany Lyre Tall case Clock with Block and Shell by David Greig, Perth, Scotland, c.1835
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A Mahogany Lyre Timepiece by Sawin & Dyer, Boston, c. 1825 – 1828 with Eight Day Brass Weight-Powered Timepiece Movement
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A Mahogany Regency Lyre Tall Case Clock with Block and Shell, England, attributed to David Greig, Perth, 1810-1831
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A Rare Mahogany Lyre Timepiece by John Sawin, Boston, c.1829
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A Federal / Classical Lyre form Banjo Clock, Boston, c.1810
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A Rare Mahogany Shelf Clock with Lyre form Bird’s Eye Maple Panel, Attributed to John Sawin & John Seymour Boston, 1829
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A Carved Mahogany Classical Shelf Clock with Lyre Form
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Shelf (Bridal) Clock, Aaron Willard, Boston, circa 1829
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A Presentation Gilt and Rope Patent Timepiece (Banjo), Concord, Labeled “Curtis & Dunning,” Massachusetts, c.1815
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A Miniature Banjo Clock with Eagle Finial, American. Retailed by Tilden-Thurber, Co.
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A Monumental Mahogany Classical Shelf Clock, labeled M.G. Semon & Co. Plymouth, MA, c.1850
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A Rosewood Maritime (nautical) Barometer, Kline & Co. New York, c.1840
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A Miniature Classical Wall Clock, French, c.1840
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A Walter Durfee Girandole Clock with Reverse Painting Signed “D.J. Steele”
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A Walter Durfee Banjo Clock
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American Wall Clock, Alexander Megary, New York, circa 1825
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Monumental Four-Column Mantel Clock by Noel Balthazar, Paris, c.1800
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An Important Federal Mahogany Inlaid Tall Clock, with Original Works by Aaron Willard, Jr. Boston, Charleston, Massachusetts, c.1810
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A Tall Case Cuckoo Clock, Litchfield, CT, c.1820 with Orignal Eight-Day Wooden Movement by Asa (or Orange) Hopkins
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A Fine Federal Mahogany and Eglomise Shelf clock, Aarron Willard, c.1820
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A Painted Tall Case Clock, 8-day Moon Dial Works, signed “Josiah Smith, Reading”, PA, c.1800
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Giltwood Clock with Monumental Carved Eagle and Painted Swag, European
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An Eglomise Barometer with Thermometer in a Lyre Panel, French