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American Federal shelf clock by Henry Terry from Eli Terry Factory Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

FEDERAL MAHOGANY PILLAR AND SCROLL MANTEL CLOCK Seth Thomas, Bristol, Connecticut, first quarter 19th century With eglomise panel showing Mt. Vernon. H: 29 in. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

Federal mahogany and gilt cased banjo clock, early 19th c., with a reverse painted throat panel and door. 34″h.x10″w. Condition report Some losses to gilt moldings, face has probably been touched up at some point, finial most likely replaced, two brass side rails loose, reverse

New Haven Federal style banjo clock, 40” h. Condition report Condition report not complete. Submit request to conditions@pookandpook.com. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:

FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK.Signed for Sawin and Dyar, Boston, Massachusetts, 1822-1828, mahogany and pine. Brass side arms and reverse-painted tablets, including a lady harpist in the lower glass. Imperfections. 32 3/4″h. John Sawin (1801-1863) worked with either George, John, or Joseph Dyar (also Dyer) and made lyre and banjo clocks at 33 Market Street from 1822 […]

Early 20th Century Federal style mahogany inlaid grandfather clock, painted moon dial; key, pendulum, and weights, working condition, 96″h. x 18″h. x 11″d. Good condition, minor paint loss on dial. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images: