A Simon Willard and Son Style Banjo Clock,

A Simon Willard and Son Style Banjo Clock, Having federal gilt gesso and mahogany case. Reverse painted glass, repurposed painted iron dial, bronze eagle finial. Some works period but not by Willard.

SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCKEarly 19th CenturyMahogany case with reverse-painted throat and door glass, the door glass depicting a harpist. Signed on dial.Maximum height including eagle finial appr

the dial inscribed "Simon Willard" 32" long 19th century

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-

Federal style mahogany banjo clock, 19th c., Boston, parcel gilded body and eglomise paneled neck and base with naval battle, style of Simon Willard, retailed by Bigelow Kennard & Co., 33"h x 10" w x

Federal Style Replica of a Simon Willard Banjo Clock, likely made from a kit by Mason & Sullivan, with 8-day brass time-only movement (with pendulum and key), gilded metal eagle topped mahogany case,

Simon Willard, Jr. Banjo Clock, 1815-1830, reverse painted with sailing ship and patriotic decor, eagle finial, gold gilt trim, overall 40" tall, working......Simon Willard, Jr., was the second son of

Sangamo "Simon Willard" Electric Banjo Clock, Springfield, Illinois, circa 1927, style 7042 with a Sangamo type "A" movement, mahogany case with banded frames and lower glass depicting a naval battle,

American early 20th Century. Illustration of a Simon Willard banjo clock. Watercolor and graphite image of a clock with handwritten descriptive caption. Likely from a text. Unsigned. Framed. Overall s

Willard style banjo clock, made by Natt M. Emery, Jr., Bethlehem, Pennsylvania 1971. 32 inches long

Title: Antique Simon Willard Banjo Wall Clock Weight Chiming Description: Up for auction is a very lovely antique Simon Willard banjo clock. We have the original glass painted tablets for this clock,

Title: Antique Simon Willard Manor Banjo Wall Clock Weight Driven Pendulum Description: Up for auction is a very nice antique Simon Willard banjo clock. The clock is in very good condition, with some

Simon Willard and Son Banjo. c. 1820. Mahogany case. Original signed and painted metal dial, #4502. Faux mahogany reverse painted tablets. 8 day time only weight driven brass movement. Ht. 33". Dr. Jo

Mahogany case with gilt case front, waist glass signed Williard's Patent. Tablet reverse painted with Aurora-Goddess of the Dawn. Height 33 inches.

AARON WILLARD STYLE PRESENTATION BANJO CLOCK W/ HULL PAINTED TABLET DOOR (ISAAC HULL COMMANDER OF OLD IRONSIDE DURING THE BATTLE OF GUERRIERE 1773) 20TH C., H. 43"

American Boston School Federal eglomise painted parcel gilt mahogany banjo clock in the manner of Aaron Willard (American 1757-1844), 19th century, having an acorn finial, painted dial with Roman nume

Painted glass depicts British and American naval scene. Missing finial. Includes wall mount fixture.

Willard's Patent federal style banjo clock, eagle topper, two-tone gold case, circular dial, reverse painted scene height 40 in. x width 11 in. x depth 4.5 in. Provenance: The Beeville, Texas Estate

Simon Willard style mahogany tall case clock with older eight day works, 20th century. 93 inches high

Simon Willard School, Boston, Mass., patent timepiece or banjo wall clock, mahogany case, painted metal dial, barbed hands, 8 day time only movement, c1808

Federal Banjo Clock Attributed. to Simon Willard with Original Gold Guilt Surface and Mahogany Case. Reversed Painted Decoration which Reads "The Constitutions Escape from the British Squadron" . 37"h

Elmer Stennes, Weymouth, Mass., Willard style banded front patent timepiece or banjo clock with bracket, mahogany case, painted metal dial, barbed hands, 8 day, weight driven brass movement. Original

attributed to Simon Willard, Boston 28 5/8" mahogany body circa 1810

Wonderful unmarked banjo clock with painted front in a Americana motif with broadside sailing battle ships, pendulum driven, possible replaced dial, dating to the mid to late 18th century. Condition: