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A first generation Simon Willard patent time piece
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A fine first generation Simon Willard patent time piece in an immaculate state of originality, Roxbury circa 1805-08. This superb example has mahogany and rosewood cross banded frames around handsome eglomise glass panels decorated with blue borders ...
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A fine Chippendale mahogany serpentine front chest
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A fine Chippendale mahogany serpentine front chest of drawers, Boston, circa 1775. This chest, which features richly grained mahogany throughout, has a shaped and molded over hanging top with rounded corners above a conforming serpentine case. The fo...
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A distinctive Sheraton dwarf clock, by John Gains
A distinctive Sheraton dwarf clock, by John Gains, Portsmouth, New Hampshire circa 1825. This extraordinary dwarf clock is an important example not only for the success of the distinct form and proportions but it is the singular known example from th...
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A Rare and important stenciled lighthouse clock
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Rare and important stenciled lighthouse clock with porcelain dial, made by Simon Willard, Roxbury, Mass. Circa 1822-24. The brass movement with rare original alarm mechanism is housed under a blown glass dome. The clock retains its original black pai...
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A Rare Grafton Wall Clock, circa 1785
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A rare mahogany Grafton Wall Clock, by Simon Willard, circa 1785.
This rare early form, produced in Grafton, Massachusetts, is shaped to emulate a bracket clock resting upon a shelf or plinth. The brass thirty hour movement has a passing strike with...
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