Mid 1800 banjo clock, solid mahogany, impressed FRR, labeled “Daniel Pratt’s Son, salesroom Boston”, painted metal dial, single weight driven heavy brass movement, figured mahogany throat panel, gilt and ebonized lower glass panel, 29″t 11″w 4″d. Original finish/condition. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Reverse print decorated glass base and an eagle finial. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Circa 1859 John Polsey & Co. Boston #4 banjo clock, original movement marked A. Howard Boston, weight marker #4, 32″l. x 4″d., 8″ dial with key. Fine running condition. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
CHELSEA SHIP’S BELL BANJO CLOCK, H.41″, W.10″, D.4″ Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
“AARON WILLARD, BOSTON BANJO CLOCK. Provenance: estate of Dr. and Mrs. Capparell. They purchased from a New England Antiques Dealer. Clockface signed in script ”Aaron Willard, Boston”. Wood case with gilt beaded trim. Eglomise throat panel handpainted with stars and stripes American shield surmounted by an eagle and having a cornucopia below. Door is painted […]
Early Banjo Style Grandfather Clock: Has a hand painted case with flowers, case made of pine wood. Has: Camille Maitre a Morez depuis 1883 on face of clock. Has a great brass face with bird at top and a squirrel at base of brass cover. Clock stands 86 1/2″ tall 19 1/2″ wide and 10 […]
Ingrahm Beehive Shelf Clock
