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This Federal Massachusetts wall Timepiece or "Banjo clock" was made by the partnership of Simon Willard & Son in Boston, MA, circa 1825. This example is signed and numbered on the dial, "No. 4560." 219134.

This Federal Massachusetts wall Timepiece or "Banjo clock" was made by the partnership of Simon Willard & Son in Boston, Mass circa 1825. This example is signed and numbered on the dial, "No. 4611." 221215.

This Federal Massachusetts wall Timepiece or "Banjo clock" was made by the partnership of Simon Willard & Son in Boston, Massachusetts, circa 1825. This example is signed and numbered on the dial, "No. 4658." 224026.

Aaron Willard Jr. gilt frame wall timepiece or banjo clock made in Boston circa 1820. The lower tablet depicts “AURORA.” 223201.

Aaron Willard Jr. mahogany cased tall clock with rocking ship dial and Paul Revere set up label. This clock was made on Washington Street in Boston, Massachusetts. BBB-33.

Aaron Willard Jr. of Boston, Massachusetts. A wood-paneled timepiece with an alarm. Number 1929. 223220.

Aaron Willard Jr. of Boston, Massachusetts. A wood-paneled timepiece. 221216.

Aaron Willard Jr. tall case clock. Boston, Massachusetts. A very colorful example.

Aaron Willard Jr., Boston, Massachusetts. An inlaid and cross-banded mahogany case tall clock. PP-125.

Aaron Willard Jr., Boston, Massachusetts. This important tall case clock retains the Maker's set up label. RR-55.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. A gilt frame wall timepiece or banjo clock with a lower tablet that vividly captures the heroic naval battle between the Hornet and Peacock, a momentous event in maritime history. AAA-18.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. A gilt frame wall timepiece or banjo clock. 219013.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. A large gilded gallery clock made in 1831. This impressive case measures 44.25 inches in diameter.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. A large gilded gallery clock made in 1831. This impressive case measures 44.25 inches in diameter.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. An alarm banjo clock or wall timepiece. 216062.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. An Alarm Banjo. XXSL-17.

Aaron Willard Jr., of Boston, Massachusetts. This cross-banded mahogany case retains the Makers' original set up label. The signed dial depicting Rambler's Return in the lunette. ZZ-5.

Aaron Willard, Jun. Washington Street, Boston, (near Roxbury) Massachusetts. A cross-banded and inlaid case retaining the Makers' original set up label. ZZ34

An Aaron Willard Jr. gilt frame wall timepiece or banjo clock made in Boston circa 1815. This exquisite piece of history, with the lower tablet depicting “Columbia,” offers a unique connection to the past for antique enthusiasts. EEE-15.

An Aaron Willard Jr. gilt frame wall timepiece or banjo clock made in Boston circa 1820. The dial is numbered “1907” and the lower tablet depicts Helios. 220097.

David Williams of Newport Rhode Island. An inlaid mahogany cased shelf clock. QQ-62.

David Williams of Newport, Rhode Island. A fine and rare federal cross banded mahogany tall case clock.

David Williams of Newport, Rhode Island. An attractive inlaid mahogany tall case clock. 220028

David Williams of Newport, Rhode Island. An exceptional inlaid mahogany tall case clock. 217049.

David Williams. A mahogany cased tall clock made in Newport, Rhode Island. II-72.

Moses Wing of Windsor, Connecticut. A cherry case tall clock. HH-16.

Moses Wing of Windsor, Connecticut. A fine cherry case tall case clock. FF-115.

Frederick Wingate of Augusta, Maine, in 1807, made this well-proportioned birch-wood case tall clock. It is his 30th clock. 223314.

Frederick Wingate of Augusta, Maine. A mahogany-cased tall clock that features a rocking ship dial. This dial is numbered 118. VV-134.

Frederick Wingate of Augusta, Maine. No. 119. A tall case clock. UU-56.