American Striking Banjo Clock

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".

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

A 19th century American Banjo clock. 8-day weight driven time only movement with a painted Iron dial and Roman numerals marked "Warranted by Wm. Cummens, Roxbury". Mahogany case with Gilded front, Gil

A 19th century American Banjo wall clock. 8-day time only weight driven movement with painted dial marked "Simon Willard & Son, No. 367". Mahogany case with Paneled throat and lower door with "Peek-a-

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

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

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

American banjo clock, circa 1930. 30" high.

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

A 19th century American Banjo clock. 8-day weight driven time only movement stamped "292" with painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany case with edge banding, Brass Eagle finial, molded Brass

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

Chelsea Clock Co. "Willard" Striking Banjo Clockcirca 1920the mahogany presentation case with Mount Vernon painted on the door glass, brass 8-day type "M" house strike movement, di

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

Bigelow & Kennard American banjo clock, the clock face above a case decorated with reverse and obverse painted glass; patriotic decor and a scene of "Perry's Victory" in the war of 1812 where he spoke

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

A 1970's vintage American banjo clock. 8-day Brass weight driven time only movement with painted metal dial and Arabic numerals. Mahogany case with inlaid detail, Brass bezel and side arms, reverse pa

A beautiful 19th century American banjo clock by Gilbert, marked Gilbert 1807, 30"H

Bears enamel dial. Features hand painting with verre eglomise Federal period style ornament panels. [35" H x 10 1/4" W x 3 3/4" D]. Missing glass cover. Verre eglomise panels bear flaking with losses.

American banjo clock in mahogany case with reverse painted blue door.

A 1930s period American banjo clock. 8-day spring driven time and strike movement with papered metal dial, Arabic numerals. Mixed wood case with Mahogany finish, decorated waist and lower door glasses

Two 19th century American Banjo clocks. As/Found, all with significant water damage, missing parts. Up to 30" high. ESTIMATE $100-150

A mid 19th century American banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass. 8-day time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Cherry case with the original "Rose