SIMON WILLARD (1753-1848), ROXBURY, MASSACHUSETTS, CIRCA 1810
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A FEDERAL MAHOGANY AND EGLOMISE BANJO CLOCK
simon willard (1753-1848), roxbury, massachusetts, circa 1810
The circular glazed dial door enclosing a white-painted dial with Roman chapter ring above a tapering throat with conforming decorative eglomise panel painted in salmon and white flanked by conforming pierced brass spandrels above a box base with eglomise panel door inscribed "S. WILLARD'S PATENT"
30in. high
simon willard (1753-1848), roxbury, massachusetts, circa 1810
The circular glazed dial door enclosing a white-painted dial with Roman chapter ring above a tapering throat with conforming decorative eglomise panel painted in salmon and white flanked by conforming pierced brass spandrels above a box base with eglomise panel door inscribed "S. WILLARD'S PATENT"
30in. high
Provenance
A paper label inside indicates that the clock was bought from Simon Willard by the Frothingham family of Lexington, Mass..