A few examples of appraisal values for
GEORGE WASHINGTON CLOCK

• WALTHAM CLOCK CO. GEORGE WASHINGTON
  WALTHAM CLOCK CO. GEORGE WASHINGTON BANJO CLOCK United States,Early 20th CenturyBanjo style wall clock with Arabic numerals on dial, reverse painted portrait of George Washington on the waist glass with an image of Mt. Vernon on the tablet. Clock runs on weighted pendulum.
• RARE CLASSICAL ORMOLU GEORGE WASHINGTON
  RARE CLASSICAL ORMOLU GEORGE WASHINGTON MANTEL CLOCKFrench, made for the American market, possibly by Jean-Bapiste Dubuc (1743-1817), dial with Roman numerals set in rectangular gilt bronze case above torch and banner applique with lettering "Washington/First in War, first in Peace, first in the hearts of his Countrymen", surmounted by pyramid with all seeing eye, case flanked by gilt bronze figure of George Washington in military dress, atop rectangular base with central scene of Washington and Cincinnatus flanked by palm fronds, sides with foliate wreath decoration, with pendulum and two keys, 19-1/4 x 14-1/2 x 6 in. Condition: some surface dirt and accretion, scattered areas of spotting and discoloration to bronze, especially at edges of base and feet, wear to gilding at top and back of case, George Washington figure slightly loose on base, dial with scratches, feet slightly loose, not tested for functionality; with detached label from "W. Hough Clock, Watch/& Mathematical Instrument/Maker/Brownsville/PA" inscribed verso "cleaned" with dates 1829 and 1830 As the works in these clocks are largely interchangeable, the works in this example may be associated.
• FRENCH BRONZE GEORGE WASHINGTON
  FRENCH BRONZE GEORGE WASHINGTON MANTLE CLOCK19th century, monumental clock and stand, seated Washington next to stack of papers reading "Ind?pendance am?ricaine/July 4th, 1776", large rectangular stand with interior marble support, two claw form feet, and leaf decoration, surmounted by large marble base, 24 x 18-3/4 x 8-3/4 in. Note: This rare French clock is very similar to a large clock of Benjamin Franklin that is owned by the Diplomatic Reception Rooms, U.S, Department of State (accession RR-1998.0004). The dial of the Franklin clock is marked by Dubuc, who made many of the iconic clocks of George Washington. The Franklin clock was in the collection of Stanley Sax (Sotheby's January 1998, lot 443), to Israel Sack, to the U.S. Department of State. Now, it is on display at the National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC. US State Department- https://www.diplomaticrooms.state.gov/objects/neoclassical-benjamin-franklin-gilt-bronze-mantel-clock/ Background on Important Private Collection from Boston: I have been working with this collector for over 25 years, both in the initial acquisition of the objects and overseeing their conservation as needed. With a keen eye for quality and design, and a deep passion for all things classical, he has quietly amassed a top-notch collection of American furniture and decorative arts. The collection encompasses outstanding examples from the leading cabinetmakers of Boston, New York, and Philadelphia, representing excellence in form and proportions, condition, wood quality, and carving. It also includes rare objects that are among the best of their kind. Now, with the downsizing of one of his properties, the offerings in this catalog are coming to market to find new owners who share a love for this remarkable period in American furniture history. Clark Pearce, Advisor and Consultant to Collectors and Institutions Provenance: Property from an Important Boston Collection Condition: not tested for functionality, missing key, cracks to both marble elements, separation at stand corners
• SHELF CLOCK. American 1820-1840
  SHELF CLOCK. American 1820-1840 mahogany and pine. Carved columns eagle crest and paw feet; brass movement with gilt and painted dial above a reverse-painted tablet depicting George Washington taking command of the Continental Army in 1775. Imperfections. 36''h. 17 1/2''w. 4 1/4''d. Original finish minor chips and losses reverse-painted tablet is replaced. Retains door key winding key weights pendulum.
• GEORGE WASHINGTON EMERSON MAHOGANY
  GEORGE WASHINGTON EMERSON MAHOGANY MIRROR FRONT CLOCK W...George Washington Emerson Mahogany Mirror Front Clock with two weights and pendulum, Newport, Maine, circa 1830, face signed "G.W. Emerson". 31 1/4" x 13 1/2". Condition: All lots are sold "AS IS" The condition of lots can vary widely and are unlikely to be in a perfect condition. *No credit card payments will be accepted for silver, gold, or jewelry from buyers that have not purchased from our gallery in the past.
• Large and Elegant Polished Black
  Large and Elegant Polished Black Slate and Spelter George Washington Figural Mantel Clock, fourth quarter 19th century, the clock inlaid with malachite and surmounted by a spelter figure of the fashionably attired president holding a copy of the Constitution, h. 29", w. 24", d. 8-1/2".
• Waltham miniature banjo clock,
  Waltham miniature banjo clock, time only, George Washington and Mt Vernon deoration in glasses, 21" h Estimate $300-400
• E. & G.W. BARTHOLOMEW SHELF CLOCK
  E. & G.W. BARTHOLOMEW SHELF CLOCK Mahogany case with original stenciling. Original reverse painted glass with George Washington. Good dial and label.
• GROUP OF 3 AMERICAN CLOCKS Group
  GROUP OF 3 AMERICAN CLOCKS Group of 3 American clocks consisting of a Seth Thomas eglomized George Washington banjo clock, 30"H 10"W 3.5"D; a ship deck mantel clock on oak body by Boston Clock Company, 7"H 9"W 4"D clock, 46"H 11.75"W 9"D pedestal, 52.25"H overall; and an oak mantle kitchen clock, 20"H 13"W 4.75"D; ****clocks and other mechanical items are not guaranteed to be in working order.
• Modern mahogany banjo clock, time
  Modern mahogany banjo clock, time only, George Washington in throat glass, 31" h Estimate $80-120
• WILLIAMS S JOHNSON 30 HOUR MINIATURE
  WILLIAMS S JOHNSON 30 HOUR MINIATURE COLUMN SHELF CLOCK 19th century. Mahogany case with ripple front. George Washington and flag, original reverse-painted tablet. Painted dial, has been refreshed. Good label. Chauncey Boardman fusee movement.
• GEORGE III CHINOISERIE TALL CASE
  GEORGE III CHINOISERIE TALL CASE CLOCK, WILLIAM WESTBROOK Early 18th century, silverplate and brass face with upper plaque reading "Tempus Fugit" the bottom panel marked for William Westbrook, black enamel Roman numerals with second dial and date marker, the corners with applied lions and crown, the case with red field, raised decoration with gilt highlights, upper hinged glazed door with rounded corner columns, tombstone waist door with applied molded trim, raised on short bracket feet, with painted pendulum, two weights and winding key.
• WALL CLOCK. American mid 20th
  WALL CLOCK. American mid 20th century. George Nelson ball clock designed for Howard Miller in 1946. 13''d. Second hand is loose. Ball at 2 o'clock has a small chip.
• GEORGE II INLAID BRASS MOUNTED
  GEORGE II INLAID BRASS MOUNTED FIGURAL WALNUT TALL CASE CLOCK, 18TH CENTURYGEORGE II INLAID BRASS MOUNTED FIGURAL WALNUT TALL CASE CLOCK, 18TH CENTURY, the works by Charles Cabrier, the domed rectangular hood with brass finial and disengaged colonettes centering a steel and brass dial within a glazed paneled plinth, dial signed Chas. Cabrier London - h:93w:24.25d:10.50in.
• GEORGE III OAK TALL CASE CLOCK
  GEORGE III OAK TALL CASE CLOCK Second quarter 19th century the molded hood inset with an arched glazed door opening to a brass face inscribed ''Tempus Fugit'' over an incised face with Roman numerals and seconds dial with two train movement mounted with cast foliate decoration all over a waisted case on a plinth (losses no weights) - h:88 w:21 d:10 in.
• GEORGE II WALNUT LONG CASE CLOCK
  GEORGE II WALNUT LONG CASE CLOCK George II walnut long-case grandfather clock, likely 18th century, dial signed William Tennec, the hood with open fretwork frieze and rectangular glazed door flanked by spiral-turned pilaster over the molded door with pendulum aperture and plinth base, the brass dial and ring with Roman chapters and engraved center bearing the maker's signature William Tennec of Reding Fecit and with putti and foliate spandrels, hands possibly replaced, two-train movement with anchor escapement and four pillars striking the hour, backplate of movement stamped Made in England, later fretwork sounding panels. 91.5" H x 15.5" W x 9.5" D. Provenance: Sold at Christie's: New York, 17 October 2005, Property from a Sutton Square Residence, Lot 63., A 485 Park Avenue Estate
• 3 PC. LOT OF AMERICAN CLOCKS 3
  3 PC. LOT OF AMERICAN CLOCKS 3 piece lot of American clocks including a Seth Thomas eglomized George Washington banjo clock, a dome top ship deck clock by Boston Clock Company resting on oak pedestal, and an oak kitchen clock; 30"H 10"W 3.5"D banjo clock, 7"H 9"W 4"D deck clock, 46"H pedestal, 20"H 13"W 4.75"D kitchen clock; **** clocks and other mechanical items are not guaranteed to be in working order
• FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK BY GEORGE
  FEDERAL TALL CASE CLOCK BY GEORGE WOLTZ Circa 1800; Hagerstown, Maryland. George Woltz (1744-1813) painted sheet metal moon phase dial marked "George Woltz Hager's Town" fat top bonnet with column supports, case with reeded corners, stringer inlay and cupids bow shaped apron, on bracket feet, 88 in. H., 19 in. W., 10 in. D.
• George IV inlaid mahogany tall
  George IV inlaid mahogany tall case clock 19th century; the dial with painted Napoleonic scene, 85 in. H., 19 in. W.
• GEORGE NELSON, SPIKE WALL CLOCK
  GEORGE NELSON, SPIKE WALL CLOCK c. 1952, American, wood, brass, enameled aluminum, model 2202 for the Howard Miller Clock Company, stamped 2202 verso, battery powered, 19"dia
• George III oak tall case clock
  George III oak tall case clock early 19th century broken-arch top with three finials above astragal-shaped glazed door flanked by turned columns over waist door rectangular base and bracket feet; the painted dial with moon phases marked ''RT Daniel Penzance''. H85'' W18'' D9'' Provenance: Estate of Eugenia Stone Garland Fitzgerald Georgia. minor repair to pediment; a few minor patches near bottom; repair to foot; scattered minor shrinkage cracks throughout; clock runs in the gallery and then quits we do not guarantee timepieces to be operational after they leave the gallery.
• GEORGE II-STYLE BLACK LACQUER "ACTS
  GEORGE II-STYLE BLACK LACQUER "ACTS OF PARLIAMENT" CLOCK The white-painted dial with Roman and Arabic numerals above a trunk with chinoiserie of a figural rockwork a willow and arched trellis bracket base electrified with modern quartz movement original movements have been replaced 38 1/2 in. x 7 1/2 in. 20 1/2 in. diam.
• GEORGE III TALLCASE OAK CLOCK,
  GEORGE III TALLCASE OAK CLOCK, CA. 1780A late 18th century George III tallcase clock in oak, showing a domed hood surmounted by a broken pediment decorated with brass roundels, housing a working mechanism fronted by a white painted face with hand painted foliate and floral motifs (minor abrasions), blackened Roman numerals and pierced gilt metal sweep hands, raised on a shaped bracket base, minor veneer losses. splits. English, circa 1780. Dimensions, 84" h x 19.5" w x 9" d.
• George III mahogany tall-case clock,
  George III mahogany tall-case clock, brass faced works signed John Bagnall Dudley (1762-1791); with painted moon phase dial, fluted quarter columns, 89 in., 19 1/2 in. W.
• A GILT METAL-MOUNTED MAHOGANY DROP-DIAL
  A GILT METAL-MOUNTED MAHOGANY DROP-DIAL WALL CLOCK In the George III style, inscribed Martins Bank, London, circa 1900
• GEORGE I WALNUT LONG-CASE CLOCK
  GEORGE I WALNUT LONG-CASE CLOCK The hood with three finials above a door opening to a movement by John Knibb (1650-1722) the case veneered with figured burl walnut raised on a plinth base; 8 ft. 3 1/2 in. x 16 1/2 x 9 in.
• PLYMOUTH MAHOGANY 'GEORGE WASHINGTON'
  PLYMOUTH MAHOGANY 'GEORGE WASHINGTON' DECORATED BANJO CLOCK, H: 29 IN, AND VICTORIAN PRESSED OAK MANTEL CLOCKPlymouth Mahogany 'George Washington' Decorated Banjo Clock, H: 29 in, and Victorian Pressed Oak Mantel Clock
• Sessions spring banjo clock, George
  Sessions spring banjo clock, George Washington & White House decoration, time only, runs, k&p, eagle finial, 34" h Estimate $200-300
• George IV rosewood and gilt-metal
  George IV rosewood and gilt-metal mounted bracket clock, the movement by Savory & Sons, Cornhill, London, the white painted dial with black Roman numerals within a brass bezel, the case with pagoda top flanked by scrolls on a pedestal with bead moulding and reeded bun feet, no key, has pendulum, key for case (in office B1726-1-4), restored, in working condition - has not been tested for time, approx 45cm H x 26cm W x 16cm D
• A Federal Eglomise Inset, Parcel
  A Federal Eglomise Inset, Parcel Gilt George Washington and Mount Vernon Decorated Banjo Clock Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1815 Height 32 1/2 inches. Property from a Prominent Midwest Estate
• TALL CASE CLOCK, GEORGE HOFF, LANCASTER
  TALL CASE CLOCK, GEORGE HOFF, LANCASTER CA. 1780;eight day time, strike and calendar weight driven movement with a brass dial with father time and pewter spandrels, silvered time ring and name plaque, in a walnut case with broken arch top, three finials, the frieze with shield carving over the door with integral half columns, tombstone sidelights over the trunk with tombstone door, flanked by smooth corner columns over the base with matching corners and a raised fancy panel over a base molding, 19"x 10 1/2"x 98"; Condition: minute hand replaced, clock never had feet
• Classical mahogany shelf clock,
  Classical mahogany shelf clock, split columns with original gilt stenciling flanking original painted wooden face, bottom section with applied print of George Washington with reverse painted green ground, carved paw front feet, original Eli Terry paper label, old possibly original surface, original brass pendulum, brass finial and key, 24-1/2 x 20-1/2 x 5-1/2 in. Brass works possibly later replacements, veneer separations, chips and losses, damage to toes of feet, extensive paint loss to face. The Estate of the Late Charles Price Warwick, Lynchburg, Virginia.
• GEORGE III TALL CASE CLOCK. England
  GEORGE III TALL CASE CLOCK. England 18th century oak and crossbanded walnut. Brass eight-day movement by David Collier of Gatley with silvered and gilded cast cherub spandrel dial. 78''h. Retains weights and pendulum.
• GEORGE III TALL CASE CLOCK. England
  GEORGE III TALL CASE CLOCK. England 3rd quarter-18th century mahogany. London-made case with pagoda pediment and fluted quarter columns with brass stop fluting. Brass eight-day movement by Edward May of Henly with silvered and cast brass face and painted phases of the moon dial. Imperfections. 92 1/2''h. Retains weights and pendulum. The face has had some paint touched up. The bonnet has a split right above the door.
• GEORGE III OAK TALL CASE CLOCK,
  GEORGE III OAK TALL CASE CLOCK, WALKER Circa 1800, painted metal face with second and date dials, marked Walker with illegible script underneath, hood with three brass orb and eagle finials, hinged glass pane door flanked by fully turned fluted columns with brass caps, shaped waist door with banded mahogany veneer, fluted corner columns with brass caps, the base with applied raised panel with repeating banded inlay, short ogee bracket feet, with pendulum, two weights and winding key.
• American Cottage Shelf Clock with
  American Cottage Shelf Clock with S B Terry Movement Rosewood/walnut wood case shelf clock with relief carved molding surrounding an eglomise panel on the door; upper section with spandrel around the dial lower section with American flags flanking a portrait of George Washington. Dial is painted on tin with Roman numerals. Includes pendulum but no winding key. Note inside says "Broken Spring T/Side? S. B. Terry Movement". Marketed by William Johnson New York 1860-70.