Pequegnat "Canadian Time" Wall Clock

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. Features rare 8-day time and strike movement. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin Canada" lower edge dial. Original ID paper, rear case. 36 x 17.75 x 6.2

Canadian. 1930s. Mahogany. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a pair of tuned rods. Refinished. Reproduction dial. This clock was running at the time of cataloguing, but its serv

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. Features 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Canada" lower edge dial. Reproduction ID label, rear case. 36 x 14.25

Canadian. 1920s. Quarter sawn oak. Rare. Features 8-day spring driven time only movement. Original ID paper, rear case. 12 x 39 x 6.5". Robert Russell Collection. CODE:CLO

Canadian. 1930s. Quarter sawn oak. Features 8-day spring driven time and calendar movement. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Canada" lower edge dial. Reproduction ID paper, rear case. 28 x 16

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. 8-day spring driven time only movement. Full original paper on reverse. Movement stamped, "Pequegnat Clock Co." Original finish. This clock was running at the time o

Canadian Made Oak Regulator Wall Clock with calendar. Made by The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Canada Beautiful example of Canadian clockmaking.

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak case. The "Regulator #1" model is known as Pequegnat's only weight driven wall clock. It is arguably the most accurate clock made by the company. It features an eight

Canadian. 1890s. Baird advertising clock. Originally hung by general merchants to remind time-conscious customers of products. Papier mache. Paper on metal dial with Roman numerals. Eight-day brass sp

American made for the Canadian Pacific Railroad. 1940s. Golden oak. 15-day double spring driven time only movement. "X 54" railroad inventory stamp on the inside, which corresponds with the paper. Sta

Canadian. Mahogany. 8-day time & strike spring driven movement. Partial identification label, underside. Marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Canada" lower edge of dial. 11 1/4 x 17 x 6 3/4". CODE

Canadian. 1910s. Oak. The Citadel model was Pequegnat's largest factory made shelf clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on tuned rods, a factory ordered upgrade. Original finis

Canadian. Quarter sawn oak. 8-day time & strike spring driven movement. Marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin Canada" lower edge of dial. 21 3/4 x 14 x 4". Dial exhibits minor surface losses

Canadian. 1920s. Oak. Second issue. Weight driven time and strike movement. Strikes on tuned rods. Movement is stamped, "The Pequegnat Clock Co.". Paper on inside. Refinished. Correct weights. Pendulu

Canadian. 1910s. Walnut. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a helical gong and bell. Early paper on reverse. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada" lower e

Canadian. 1920s. Quarter sawn oak case. Dial marked, "A.A. Beauchamp, Montreal". Uses an 8-day spring time only movement. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Canada", on dial. Stamped, "Pequegnat

Canadian. 1925. King Edward model regulator with long drop in oak. Metal dial with Roman numerals. King Edward decal. Eight-day spring driven brass time only movement with nickel plated plates. Dial m

Canadian. 1910s. Dark oak. 15-day double spring driven time only movement. Paper on reverse. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada" lower edge. Original finish. This clock was r

Canadian. 1910s. Dark oak. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a helical gong and bell. Early horizontal paper on the reverse. Movement stamped. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat

Canadian. Quarter sawn oak. Celluloid dial and early fleur-de-lis hands. 8-day time & strike spring driven movement. Marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin Canada" lower edge of dial. 11 1/2

Canadian. 1920s. Golden oak. Earlier fancy bezel. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a tuned rods, a factory ordered upgrade. Pantheon B paper on the backboard. Dial marked, "The

Canadian. 1910s. Golden oak. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a helical gong. Paper on reverse. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada" lower edge. Overpa

Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak. Features 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Features composite trim, known to be found on clocks produced during WWI. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock

Canadian. 1920s. Quarter sawn oak. Features 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Features composite trim, known to be found on clocks produced during WWI. Signed, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock