Hand painted cast iron banjo player blinking eye clock

Blinking Eye banjo player cast iron antique clock with key, 16"h, manufacturer unknown

A 19th century American "Banjo" model Blinking Eye clock. 30-hr time only movement with a porcelain dial and Roman numerals. Cast Iron case with platform base and old painted finish. Some paint wear a

painted cast iron; depicting a black man playing a banjo; Provenance: The Estate of Sally W. Rhodes, Corona Del Mar, CA; Condition: missing glass from dial cover; 15 inches high

A 19th century American "Banjo" model Blinking Eye clock. 30-hr time only movement with papered metal dial and Roman numerals. Cast iron case with platform base and old painted finish. Some paint wear

A LATE 19TH CENTURY AMERICAN PAINTED CAST IRON MANTLE CLOCK formed as a black banjo player with removable hat and applied eyes, the banjo set with a later 7cm Arabic dial 41cm high

Bradley & Hubbard (Meriden, CT, 1852-1940) "Topsy" Blinking Eye Clock late 19th century painted cast iron 16 1/2 in. high

Cast Iron Blinking Eye Clock, 20th century reproduction, painted figure of a man with brass bezel over 2 1/2-in. porcelain Roman numeral dial in his midsection, thirty-hour, time-only movement with le

Bradley & Hubbard Mfg. Co. Blinking Eye clock Meriden, Connecticut painted cast iron, other materials signed at bottom 8 1/2"w x 6 1/4"d x 16"h Provenance: Fontaine's Auction Gallery, Pittsfield, Mass

Blinking eye clock, caricature black figure with banjo. Cast iron. H 15-1/4" W 10" D 5".Condition: no key.Link for high-res images: https://www.dropbox.com/scl/fo/hgtq1vekafrsf0sdrea10/h?rlkey=8l8bu8d

Cast Iron Black Americiania Moving Eyes Banjo Player Figural Clock - 15"

The Bradley and Hubbard figural cast iron clock characterizes Topsy (sometimes spelled Topsey), the character from Harriet Beecher Stowe's anti-slavery novel written in (1852) documenting the harsh co

The cover plate for the clock face needs to be re-soldered. The clock works sporadically and the paint appears to be original. Very Good 16 -1/4" x 8 -1/4".

Figural Topsey Cast Iron Blinking Eye Clock. Original 3 in. paper dial has black Roman hour numerals, hinged door bezel, 30 hour pierced brass spring driven time only movement with lever escapement; e

Antique Victorian Hand Painted Cast Iron Mantle Clock. Floral motif. Measures 20 x 15 x 4 inches.

Clock main spring not winding. Original paint with touch-up. Condition (Excellent). Size 16" T.

Cast iron Topsy "Blinking Eye" Clock, c 1875-85, the case in the form of a black woman with cream V-neck blouse, dark blue skirt and red shoes, 30 hour lever escapement movement signed Junghans, paper

Rare Bradley and Hubbard Cast Iron Lion Blinking Eye Clock. 19th century. Dial signed Paris. Pat. 1858. Ht. 8 1/2" W 10 1/2".Rocheleau Estate, Michigan.

19th century Victorian eight day hand painted cast iron mantel clock with mother of pearl inlay. Scratches, crazing and paint loss. 15-3/4''h, 8-5/8''w. 4-1/4''d.

A 19th century American cast iron blinking eye "Continental" novelty clock by Bradley & Hubbard. One-day time only movement with balance wheel escapement and paper dial. Standing colonial style man ho

CAST IRON, JOHN BULL BLINKING EYE CLOCK, MARKED WITH LABEL ON UNDERSIDE. ALL CLOCKS ARE SOLD AS IS WE DO NOT GUARANTEE WORKING ORDER. 17" H.

7" Tall x 3" Wide Wonderful reproduction hand painted cast iron "slugger" baseball player coin bank. This bank is said to be a reproduction, not sure when it was made. Please see the images for typica

7" Tall x 3" Wide Wonderful reproduction hand painted cast iron "slugger" baseball player coin bank. This bank is said to be a reproduction, not sure when it was made. Please see the images for typica

7" Tall x 3" Wide Wonderful reproduction hand painted cast iron "slugger" baseball player coin bank. This bank is said to be a reproduction, not sure when it was made. Please see the images for typica

7" Tall x 3" Wide Wonderful reproduction hand painted cast iron "slugger" baseball player coin bank. This bank is said to be a reproduction, not sure when it was made. Please see the images for typica