American Tenor Banjo, Weymann & Son, Philadelphia, c

Description: An H. A. Weymann & Son Philadelphia, PA 4-string banjo with mother-of-pearl inlaid neck and headstock, together with an 8-string banjo mandolin. Type: Stringed instruments Materials: Wood

Tenor (4 string) banjo with resonator produced by Weymann of Philadelphia, PA. American, ca. 1920s - 1930s (early 20th century). Style 70. This banjo has wood inlay in the headstock and mother of pear

Vintage circa 1925 Weymann & Son Philadelphia Keystone State Banjo. Features mother of pearl inlay on the headstock and Fretboard. Serial number 38774. Comes with Weymann Banjo resonator. Comes with g

Weymann & Son, Philadelphia PA, decorated back - l. 33.5 x w. 14.5 in. Provenance: Items from a Westchester, NY estate Inventory Code: 1K-703

Prints "HALF BREED HUNTERS CAMP (NEAR THE THREE BUTTES.)" by T. Sinclair & Son, Lithographer Philadelphia c. 1870 Color Tint Lithograph Print titled, "HALF BREED HUNTERS CAMP (NEAR THE THREE BUTTES.)

#1 Weymann Keystone State Tenor Banjo c.1930. Head, Tuners, and Body Intact. Needs Top Nut and Strings. #2 Unkown Maker Banjo Mandolin (Possibly S.S. Srewart), 18 Bracket Heavy Maple Body with Rolled

Reference: USBC 131-33 Brewery: C. Schmidt and Sons Inc., Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Manufacturer/

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-

CHARLES COLE MARKHAM (AMERICAN,1837-1907) "THE NEWSBOY", signed oil painting on canvas. From Frank Schwarz & Son / Philadelphia. Painting measures 15" height by 9" width plus 4 1/2" around frame.

James C. Magee, American (1846 - 1924) Oil on Board "Young Girl in a Field of Flowers" Signed Lower Right. Frank S. Schwarz & Son Philadelphia label to accompany the lot. Measures 8-1/8" x 4-5/8". Fra

Weymann Keystone State Banjo Made in Philadelphia. Serial #: 4358. Slight crack on ebony button on heel. Length: 93cm. HA Weymann & Son was established in 1864 as makers of stringed instruments. As ea

American 19th C. Banjo Clock with Reverse Painting on Glass, Commemorative Civil War "Battle Between Monitor and Merrimack" 33"h. Two day battle from March 8-9 in 1862 that took place in Hampton Roads

Banjo Clock, John W. Bennett (Old Greenwich, CT) - c. 1940s. A vintage banjo clock by American clockmaker John W. Bennett of Old Greenwich, Connecticut. Painted tin dial with Roman numerals. Lower tab

Glasgow, Scotland 1830 by Robert Gray and son. Shell handle monogrammed "G". 14.25"l. And American coin marked "C.H. Wiltberger", possibly Christian Wiltberger, Philadelphia, 1770-1851. 13.25"l.

Calvert Parker 5 String American Banjo c.1910. Made in Keene, NH. Length: 88cm. Metal body. JF Luscomb's Professional. Boston, MA . Length: 89cm. John Henry Parker was born in the United Kingdom in No

Unusual Dixie Tenor Banjo c.1930(?). Fancy Decorated Rim with Recessed Resonator and Double Vented Tone Ring Stamped, "Patented June 29, 1920". 12"Skin Head is Loose and Needs Remounting. Hardware and

Princess Resonator Tenor Banjo. C. 1925-1930. Measurements: 30.5" Long, 13.25" diameter Resonator. *This item is available for in-house shipping. Please email us at ProvenanceAuctions@gmail.com if you

Dan Miller (American/Philadelphia, 20th c.) Owl, c. 1960, mixed media (ink, charcoal and chalk) drawing on paper, signed. Size: 24.75'' x 16.75'', 63 x 43 cm (sheet).

Dan Miller (American/Philadelphia, 20th c.) Abstract Bird, c. 1960, mixed media (ink, charcoal and chalk) drawing on paper, signed. Size: 19.5'' x 12.5'', 50 x 32 cm (sheet).

Fred Gerber (American/Philadelphia, 20th c.) Group of 20 Carved Wood Sculptures, along with a framed oil on canvas portrait painting of the Artist by his brother Jack Gerber (b. 1927). Carvings range

Fred Gerber (American/Philadelphia, 20th c.) 10 Carved and Painted Wood Figural Sculptures. Ranging in size from 6'' x 4'' x 2'' (15 x 10 x 5 cm) to 19'' x 8'' x 3'' (48 x 20 x 8 cm).

Fred Gerber (American/Philadelphia, 20th c.) 2 Cats, carved and painted wood sculptures. Ranging in size from: 15'' x 8'' x 7'' (38 x 20 x 18 cm) to 10'' x 8'' x 5'' (25 x 20 x 13 cm).

Antique American mahogany lowboy, with shell motif decoration, on ball and claw feet. Provenance: Christie's, Dec. 17, 2014 sale, lot 831. [31 1/2" H x 35" W x 21" D].

Early American Banjo Clock, 19th c., perhaps by Howard, single weight driven, with a tapered gilt and eglomise panel over a lower eglomise gilt and eglomise pendulum window, H.- 28 1/2 in., W.- 10 1/8