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C.1925, New Haven WINSOME banjo clock, Westminster chime, mahogany case. -
Attributed to Aaron Willard, Jr., Roxbury, Massachusetts, patent timepiece or "banjo" clock with hermometer, the mahogany case with brass eagle finial over the unmarked, painted iron roman numeral dial, held in place by three "L" shaped screws, superb original steel barbed hands, the cross-banded throat section with reverse-painted glass signed "Willard's Patent" in the lower cartouche, red and green decoration frames the thermometer with graduations from minus 40 to 260 degrees Fahrenheit and notations from "Extreme Cold" to "Water Boils", the lower glass framed with cross-banding also marked "Willard's Patent" in a banner above the pendulum aperture, red, green, gold and mustard decoration complete a geometric design bordered in white, eight day timepiece with t bridge suspension, recoil escapement, alternate train layout, holes remaining for through bolts for movement attachment to the case, all powered by a lead weight and regulated by a pendulum. -
James Arthur, New York, New York, banjo style shelf clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in a substantial and well made mahogany case, the silvered metal dial with skeletonized center, heavy brass pendulum bob with turned concentric convex rings, and damascened weight -
E. Howard & Co. Boston, Mass., "No. 95 Banjo Clock", the special order mahogany case surmounted by a cast brass eagle finial, roman numeral dial signed "E. Howard & Co./ Boston", slightly convex frames with two lines of segmented dark and light inlays frame the superb reverse-paintings on glass, the lower depicting the patriotic scene of American and British war ships (presumably the Constitution and the Guerriere) both flying their national colors set within Patriotic iconography including a draped American flag, canons, an anchor and a central eagle perched on a Federal shield for pendulum viewing all framed by gilt flaming columns, the waist glass flanked by brass side ornaments depicts a floral basket, cross-hatched cartouche and finial with draperies and floral spray, below a carved pedestal with balls and acorn drop, eight day brass weight powered movement stamped "E. Howard & Co./Boston" with maintaining power, Geneva stop and recoil escapement with front plate viewing ports, all powered by a lead weight and regulated by a brass faced pendulum bob and flat wooden rod. -
Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass. girandole wall clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven Kilbourn & Proctor movement in a mahogany case with gold painted front and reverse painted throat and lower convex glass tablets, with painted aluminum dial -
Attributed to Aaron Willard, Jr., Roxbury, Massachusetts, mahogany patent timepiece or "banjo" clock, iron roman numeral dial, brass bezel, side ornaments flanking the waist section, waist and box with cross banded frames for the reverse-painted glasses, the waist with gold floral and leafage decoration framing a central classical urn with climbing vine, the lower glass marked "Patent" within a centered rectangular panel with central aperture for pendulum viewing and leafage tied with a ribbon against a green ground, eight day timepiece movement with t bridge suspension, step train, and through bolts for case attachment, all powered by a period lead weight, regulated by a pendulum with steel rod and brass-faced bob, and period winding key. Provenance: J.T. Vogdes, Philadelphia as indicated by a printed label on the backboard of the case. -
Ansonia Clock Co., New York, "Ansonia Banjo No. 3", 8 day, time and strike with Westminster chime spring brass movement banjo wall clock. -
Foster Campos, Pembroke, Mass., 8 day, weight driven brass movement Lyre front banjo wall timepiece. Case is stamped "5" and "72". -
Ansel Turner, Roxbury, Massachusetts, mahogany patent timepiece or "banjo" clock, No. 27, with gilded acorn final over the brass bezel and painted iron arabic numeral dial, the waist section, flanked by brass side ornaments, the cross banded frame containing a reverse-painted glass with gilt leafage and cross hatching on a salmon ground, the box door also with cross-banded frame, housing a reverse-painted glass marked "S. Willard's Patent" and "E Pluribus Unum" shown on banners held by the American eagle and Lady Liberty, with staff and the Liberty Cap, all leaning on the remains of the globe with latitude and longitude markings and with aperture for viewing pendulum, eight day timepiece movement with t bridge suspension, step train, and recoil escapement, powered by a lead weight and regulated by a brass faced pendulum bob and steel rod, the back side of the back plate is inscribed "A Turner/ No. 27 1809". -
Reuben Tower, Hingham, Massachusetts Patent Timepiece or "Banjo" Clock with Alarm, the mahogany case with roman numeral painted iron dial faintly inscribed "R Tower", brass side ornaments flank the waist glass of gilt scrolls against a red, white and blue background framed with half rounded moldings, the lower glass depicts five war ships in battle and central pendulum aperture, eight day, step train timepiece movement with integral alarm and winding arbor, powered by two lead weights and regulated by a pendulum. -
Howard & Davis, Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 2" banjo clock, 8 day, time only, weight driven movement in a cherry case with reverse painted throat and lower tablets and painted metal dial -
Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo timepiece. Case is stamped "24" and "74". -
Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, Mass., early 20th Century, limited production "Lyre Banjo" with quality Chelsea lever movement. With original tablet depicting the "Daniel Webster" a new packet ship. -
Massachusetts, 8 day, weight brass movement Patent or banjo timepiece with alarm and bell on top, in an Empire style case with mahogany veneered front and wooden side arms. Case is stamped "85". -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass, "No. 95 Banjo Clock", in mahogany case with eagle finial surmounting the Arabic numeral dial marked "E. Howard & Co./Boston", brass bezel, flat frames for the reverse-paintings on glass, the lower depicting and marked "Constitution--Guerriere" in a blazing War of 1812 battle, a gilt patriotic eagle and banner tops the pendulum viewing port, all enclosed in a red, black and gilt oval cartouche with leafage surround and spandrels, the waist flanked with unusual brass side ornaments features repeating elements and colors set in an oblong border, the base carries a carved pedestal with acorn drop, eight day nickel plate movement marked "E. Howard & Co./Boston" with recoil escapement and viewing ports, maintaining power, and Geneva stop all powered by a lead weight and regulated by a brass faced pendulum bob with flat wooden rod and tie-down. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., for Bigelow Kennard & Co., Banjo Clock, with brass eagle finial surmounting the zinc roman numeral dial inscribed "E. Howard & Co./Boston" and "Bigelow Kennard & Co.", brass glazed bezel, flat frames housing the glasses, the lower glass depicting a British and American warship in battle during the War of 1812 both flying their national flags, cross-hatched oval for pendulum viewing, the waist glass flanked by brass side ornaments and showing a Federal shield and an American patriotic eagle, all resting on a carved pedestal, eight day nickel plate time only movement with front plate inscribed "E. Howard & Co./Boston", maintaining power, Geneva stop (now gone), viewing port for the recoil escapement all powered by a lead weight and regulated by a flat wooden rod and brass faced pendulum bob, -
Unknown, Massachusetts, 8 day, weight brass movement patent or banjo timepiece. It is difficult to ascertain if this is a period clock or it was made from old parts. In any event it is an attractive timepiece. -
Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., banjo wall clock in off-white painted case stamped "1816", arabic numeral dial signed "Waltham", brass side ornaments flanking the reverse-painted glasses, the waist glass with eagle perched on a shield and the lower with a War of 1812 scene showing a British and American ship in battle, all on an off-white and green carved and painted pedestal, eight day time only brass spring powered movement secured to the back of the dial, with lever escapement and marked "Waltham Watch Co./USA". -
Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., Miniature Banjo Clock, roman numeral dial signed by maker, brass side ornaments flanking the waist glass with American shield, lower glass with British and American war ships in battle during the War of 1812 with a geometric border in red, blue and gold, both glasses held by rope molded mahogany frames, all resting on a carved mahogany pedestal eight day spring powered lever escapement movement and winding key. -
Clocks- 2 (Two) American Banjo Wall Clocks: (1) J. J. Beals Haymarket Square, Boston, banjo clock or patent timepiece, 8 day, weight driven in a mahogany case with painted metal dial; (2) Attleboro, Mass., Banjo wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement with a mahogany case with a painted metal dial and reverse painted throat and lower tablets.