American Boston Clock Co. Rare Banjo Wall Timepiece, Circa 1885, 8″ original signed painted dial, 8-day, signed brass weight driven movement, solid walnut banjo clock manufactured by Boston Clock Company with typical red, gold & black glass panels, nearly identical to the E. Howard Banjo #5 wall clock, Boston Clock Company made very few banjo […]
FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK.Signed for Sawin and Dyar, Boston, Massachusetts, 1822-1828, mahogany and pine. Brass side arms and reverse-painted tablets, including a lady harpist in the lower glass. Imperfections. 32 3/4″h. John Sawin (1801-1863) worked with either George, John, or Joseph Dyar (also Dyer) and made lyre and banjo clocks at 33 Market Street from 1822 […]
AN AMERICAN BANJO CLOCK. mid-19th century. With black and gold reverse painted glass panel, the clock face with Roman numerals – 33 1/2 in. long. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Weight Driven Banjo Clock, marked Simon Willard & Son Boston. Length 42″ including Finial. Provenance: Frank Allen Estate Beacon St. Boston Ma Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
BANJO PPLAYER BLINKING EYE CLOCK Bradley & Hubbard Connecticut
BANJO CLOCK, C. 1940, H 25″, W 9″:having eglomaise throat and panel; bronze eagle finial on top of cabinet. Images Click on thumbnails to see larger images:
Ingrahm Beehive Shelf Clock
