E. Taber, Roxbury style tavern clock in a mahogany case with carved accents below the dial, with a later time only weight movement, c.1810

Boston area banjo clock, signed E. Taber, mahogany case, crossbanded door and throat frame with reverse painted glasses, cast bezel with convex glass, and top with ogee molded plinth and eagle finial, Roman numeral white painted dial with blued steel hands, 8 day timepiece movement with T bridge suspension and attached to case with diagonally opposed through bolts, blue painted weight baffle signed in script "Made by E. Taber Roxbury Jan 8 1815", wire pendulum rod with brass keystone and brass faced ball

Willard school "Banjo" wall clock possibly by Elnathan Taber, Roxbury, Mass., 8 day, time only, weight driven movement with T-bridge suspension and fillister screws in inlaid cross banded mahogany case, reverse painted throat and lower tablets and painted iron dial, c1810