Early American Banjo Clock

American. 1825. Banjo style clock in mahogany with mahogany wood panels in the throat and base. The case features wood side arms and an acorn finial. Metal dial with Roman numerals. Eight-day Banjo ty

EARLY AMERICAN BANJO CLOCK WITH REVERSE PAINTING OF A MILL, 36" TALL

Early American Banjo Clock, 19th c., perhaps by Howard, single weight driven, with a tapered gilt and eglomise panel over a lower eglomise gilt and eglomise pendulum window, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 10 1/8

GLASS TABLETS (PAINT LOSS), WORKS RE-DONE; 34" TALL TO TIP OF FINIAL

Having a large case with weighted brass pendulum behind two glass doors and one brass weight behind it, the dial with Roman numerals and surrounded by brass tacks h. 50 w. 19-1/2 d. 5-1/2 in. Provenan

Early 19th Century American Banjo Clockcirca 1820'smahogany case with half round frames and inset mahogany panels, brass 8-day time-only weight-driven movement with alternate train and cast iron weigh

Antique American Banjo Clock. Has inset scene on base of George Washington's Mount Vernon Estate. Burled wood inlay and metal accents including an eagle on the top. Made by the New Haven Clock Co.

Description: This lot include an early american presentation banjo wall clock made by "J.L Dunning". Weight driven 8-day brass plate movement with original weight and pendulum. The case is won

An early 19th century American Banjo clock with alarm. 8-day Brass, weight driven time movement with spring driven alarm, exterior top mounted alarm bell, painted Iron dial with Roman numerals. Mahoga

Description: This lot include an early American presentation banjo wall clock made by "J.L Dunning". Weight driven 8-day brass plate movement with original weight and pendulum. The case is wonderfully

An early 19th century American Banjo clock with alarm. 8-day Brass, weight driven time and alarm movement with exterior top mounted alarm bell, painted Iron dial with Roman numerals. Mahogany case wit

An early 20th century American Banjo clock, with label from "William Bond & Son, Jewelers, Boston...". 8-day weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case

19th Century Diamond-Head Banjo Clock - American, Early 19th Century. Walnut case. Reverse painted glass at bottom compartment door featuring a scene commemorating the Revolutionary War of British & A

An early 19th century American striking Banjo clock. 8-day weight driven time and strike 4-pilar movement with arched top plates, painted Iron dial and Roman numerals, signed "No. 1838, A Willard Jr".

Early American 19th century banjo form wall clock with case. Case is a combination of mahogany and gilt wood with reverse painted glass panels. Not signed. Circa 1820/1830s. Some minor flaking on glas

Clock, Weight Driven Banjo, American, early 1900's, 41"t x 10.5"w x 4" d, 7 " face, Time only, Faux second wind (chime), Running intermittently, Dings in wood, holes through case from prior mounting,

Probably New England, early 19th century, mahogany veneer and pine. Squared elements with original reverse painted glass waist, and face with original paint. Wooden works. Wear, added tin guard inside

Late 19th/early 20th century Signed to dial: Frank A. Andrews Co. / Boston Single-train movement, white dial with Roman numeral hour markers over two reverse-painted glass panels and topped with an ea

American, Early 20th Century, Mahogany Case With Gilt Metal Mounts And Eglomise Panels, 21h X 5.25w X 2.25d Inches, Works Present But Function Not Guaranteed, No Key Present.

American early 20th Century. Illustration of a Simon Willard banjo clock. Watercolor and graphite image of a clock with handwritten descriptive caption. Likely from a text. Unsigned. Framed. Overall s

First half of the 19th century, Boston. Having an early hand painted dial with hinged frame at top and bottom housing glass, the bottom and middle panel having nice reverse painting. The piece has its

A Lemuel Curtis (American, b. 1790) banjo clock, probably Massachusetts, early 19th century. Signed on hand painted face "Warranted L. Curtis" and with acorn finial - weight driven. The lower of the 2

dial signed "Aaron Willard, Boston", early 19th century with restorations, painted dial with Roman chapter ring, brass eagle finial eglomise throat and base panels, base panel depicting naval battle,

American Mahogany, Giltwood and Eglomise Banjo Clock , early 19th c., foliate tablets, h. 33 in., w. 10 in., d. 4 in . Provenance: Estate of Noted Antiquarian James D. "Don" Didier