BANJO CLOCK "S. WILLIAMS PATENT"

circa 1830s; giltwood case with reverse painted inset glass panels and brass bridges on neck, painted sheet metal dial, marked "W. Goodwin North Attleboro Mass.," 34 in. L.

Size 31" H. Condition is consistent with age.

period Federal banjo clock signed William Cummens (Roxbury, MA 1768- 1834), overall ht 30", flaking/ old inpainting on face, paint losses to reverse glass panels in belly door & prospect door

WILLARD PATENT BANJO CLOCKMassachusetts, Early 19th CenturyCase with brass eagle finial and banded inlay in varied woods. Reverse-painted throat and door glass, the throat with a geometric design and

New England, 19th century, mahogany case with brass side scrolls, white enameled dial with Arabic numerals, with eglomis‚ throat panel painted with flowering urn, scrolls, and fruit basket and marke

Mahogany case with gilt case front, waist glass signed Williard's Patent. Tablet reverse painted with Aurora-Goddess of the Dawn. Height 33 inches.

Gilt case; appears to have original (worn) face; eglomise panels replaced; not tested; H-38", G-G+

Fine reproduction Willard patent banjo clock by Bigelow Kennard & Co, Boston. Gilt brass eagle finial with geometric decorated glasses and mahogany cross banded frames. Good condition, sun struck case

Mahogany banjo clock with reverse painting of the battle of the Constitution and the Guerrier bottom panel, throat panel reads Willards Patent, original steeple top finial over painted dial, brass tim

Willard's Patent federal style banjo clock, eagle topper, two-tone gold case, circular dial, reverse painted scene height 40 in. x width 11 in. x depth 4.5 in. Provenance: The Beeville, Texas Estate

Federal Style Replica of a Simon Willard Banjo Clock, likely made from a kit by Mason & Sullivan, with 8-day brass time-only movement (with pendulum and key), gilded metal eagle topped mahogany case,

S. Willard Patent Banjo clock, 36 inches tall

E. Howard & Co. Boston, Reissue Presentation Banjo Clock, S. Willard Patent Mahogany & gilt wood case. Ht. 43"

19th century American Willard patent banjo clock. Mahogany. Gilt brass spandrels. Eagle finial. Throat glass signed A. Willard. Lower glass “Faneuil Hall Boston”. Glasses likely repainted late

Federal "Patent Timepiece" Banjo Clock, early 19th Century, painted iron dial with Roman numerals, time only movement within drum case surmounted by bud finial, trapezoidal door of throat inset with g

WILLARDS PATENT PRESENTATION BANJO CLOCK, C. 1800, H. 41"

New Haven Clock Co., New Haven, Conn., "Washington", Patent or banjo clock, Mahogany case, silvered brass dial, diamond hands, 8 day, time, strike and Westminster chime spring driven brass movement. D

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

William Grant banjo wall clock. Face signed William Grant, Boston, with Roman numeral hour numbers. Reverse painted lower glass depicts a naval battle, marked Constitution & Guerriere. Reverse painted

Elmer Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., Willard style banded front patent timepiece or banjo clock with bracket, mahogany case, painted metal dial, barbed hands, 8 day, weight driven brass movement. Original

Early 19th century. Mahogany case. Custom glass dial. Throat glass appears to be original, bottom Perry's Victory by Moberg. A frame brass time only movement. The Dr. Zemenick Collection. Ht. 33".

Waltham Patent Timepiece or "Banjo" Clock, green- and yellow-painted case, reverse-painted tablets, the lower depicting a country scene, painted zinc arabic numeral dial, eight-day weight-powered time

Reverse painted tablets and dial. Has paper label saying William Cummens Warranted. From a Long Island, NY estate. - Dimensions: 34" h x 10" w.

Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., patent timepiece or banjo clock, model 1525, gilt and mahogany case, reverse painted tablets, painted metal dial, barbed hands, 8 day, weight driven brass movement