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type Banjo
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Chelsea Clock Co., Boston, for Smith Patterson Co., Boston, mahogany, 8 days, time only, 3/4 banjo clock 168305, 1925 -
A. Hornby, Wethersfield, Conn.(?), 8 days, weight brass movement Patent Timepiece or ÒbanjoÓ clock. Hard to date this timepiece, but appears to about 1930. -
Shelf banjo clock by Bert Francis Wood (1870-1952), Winchester, NH, dated 1941., 8 days, weight-driven time-only pine and hardwood bench-made standing clock, 20th century -
E. Howard & Co. Reproduction ÓNo. 5 RegulatorÒ in cherry with a Kilbourn & Proctor 8 days, brass weight banjo type movement, c1978 -
Unsigned, Massachusetts, Patent Timepiece or ÓbanjoÒ clock with early, 8 days, brass weight-driven movement with T-bridge suspension, c1815 -
Attleboro style banjo clock, mahogany case with wooden side arms, turned mahogany bezel and finial, beveled throat and box frames, reverse painted glasses, Roman numeral white painted sheet iron dial, moon hands, brass, 8 days, timepiece movement, cast iron weight, c1850 -
American, unsigned, weight driven, banjo timepiece, mahogany case with slender proportions, c1840 -
Fraser Forgie, Fryeburg, Maine, 8 day, brass movement weight driven Patent or banjo timepiece. -
Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 days, brass weight movement patent or banjo timepiece. Serial No. 7474 -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "No. 5 Regulator" banjo wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a rosewood grained mahogany case with reverse painted throat and lower tablet and painted metal dial -
Herschede Hall Clock Co., Cincinnati Ohio, "Banjo" wall clock with a weight driven 8 day time only movement in mahogany case with reverse painted throat and lower tablets, gilt throat frame, lower door and base frame. -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "Regulator No. 4" banjo wall clock, weight driven timepiece in a cherry case with rosewood graining and movement stamped "A. Howard". -
Foster Campos, Pembroke, MA, 8 day, spring brass lever movement miniature patent or banjo timepiece. Case is stamped no. 21. -
Lyre banjo, wall clock, 8 days, time only, weight driven Willard type period movement with T-bridge suspension in a reproduction gold fronted case with some older elements and reverse painted throat and lower tablets. The painted metal dial has Roman numerals and girandole style hands. -
Oliver J. Risinger, Pasadena, Texas, reproduction lyre banjo clock in the style of John Sawin, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement in a carved walnut case with papered metal dial and reverse painted tablet, movement signed "OJR", dated "1992" and numbered "203" -
Massachusetts, possibly Newburyport or north shore area, 8 day, weight brass movement Patent or banjo wall timepiece with mahogany wood panels in the door frames. -
Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., 8 day weight driven time only banjo wall clock, stamped movement numbered 9451, c1920 -
David Williams, Newport, Rhode Island, attribution, 8 day, weight brass movement Patent or banjo wall timepiece. These A-frame movements are generally associated with Williams, but this example is stamped "Griswold" and a signed dial of the same name. We did not find any Griswolds working in Rhode Island. The closest we came to was a Jeremiah Griswold working in Salem, Mass. but without a first initial it is very difficult to attribute this movement to him. -
Vermont attribution, 8 day, brass weight movement patent or banjo timepiece with old and new parts. Dial is stamped: "Warrented by Curtis & Dunning, Burlington, VT". -
Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., "1500", 8 days, weight brass movement Patent or Banjo wall timepiece.