Attributed to Paul Rogers & Son, Standing Banjo Clock, Berwick, Maine

With fluted quarter columns and pierced fret, steel works, attributed to Rogers Family, Berwick, Maine. Found in Biddeford, Maine with fire bucket (Lot 40). 16 3/4" wide, 10 3/8" deep, 86 1/4&

Signed brass dial and movement with time strike and calendar, case made of cherry and other hardwoods. 86 x 20 x 11 inches.

Attributed to Bradley & Hubbard, Connecticut, ca. 1880, cast iron. Standing figure of a man with hat and banjo. Traces of original paint. Added Coca Cola and Seth Thomas paper labels and replaced work

A mid 19th century American banjo clock attributed to George D. Hatch, North Attleboro, Mass. 8-day time only movement with a painted metal dial and Roman numerals. Cherry case with the original "Rose

Antique 1840's Signed Howard & Davis Boston #3 Banjo Clock. Signed on the movement & the metal dial. Weight driven. Very clean restored condition. h 36" w 13" . Found in St Paul MN estate collection.

Early 19th Century American Mahogany Weight driven banjo clock with paint decorated glass & very good restored condition. H 30" w 10". Found in St Paul MN estate collection.

A RENAISSANCE REVIVAL GILBERT NO. 7 FLOOR STANDING REGULATOR WALNUT CLOCK, AMERICAN, CIRCA 1881, attributed to the Winchester, Connecticut maker, the pulpwood molded mask of a Bacchanalian maiden with

Giovanni Angelo Borroni (1684–1772)-attributed, Large full size portrait of a Lombard nobleman, probably Giovanni Antonio Melzi, standing next to a clock, in front of a curtain, holding a lette

Watercolor on wove paper,Tahitian woman (standing), attributed to/in the manner of* Paul Gauguin (1848-1903). Signed with the initials, PGO. 13 x 10 1/2 inches. Good condition overall, with no apparen

TORRES- GARCIA, Spanish/ South American 1874-1949, “Two Standing Figures” attributed estate painting, oil on board 13 ¼” x 10”, initialed lower center, framed.

17th century, in ebony case, signed Fromanteel, 8-day movement with anchor escapement and seconds pendulum, striking mechanism on 2 bells, with 3 gilded wooden spheres on the hood, 229 cm. tall.

DESCRIPTION:Oil on panel painting attributed to French artist Paul Cezanne. Illustrates a landscape scene in the manner of Cezanne with a village and scenic mountainous landscape backdrop. In an ornat

German Floor Standing Clock w/ Music Box. Polyphone style No. 63, walnut grandmother sized case with carved crests and 5 turned finials on the bonnet top, has corbeled sides and turned columns; the ba

Aaron Willard, Jr (1783-1864) gilt banjo presentation clock, with original Columbia and Federal Shield belly glass and gilt lower door glass, descening in the Webb fmily from William Seward Webb Jr (b

Elmer O. Stennes Girandole Banjo Clock elaborate gilt case. painted metal dial signed “Elmer O. Stennes, Weymouth, Mass” gilt highlights and pierced decorated hands. brass 8 day time only

A 19th century Terry type Connecticut Banjo clock. 30-hr wooden works time and strike movement with a painted wooden dial and Roman numerals. Mahogany three-section case, clear glass dial door over a

E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., "No. 1 Regulator" hanging banjo timepiece, with grain painted cherry case, painted metal dial, diamond hands, and 8 day, weight driven brass movement.

American. 1840. 8-day time only. Movement is similar to Willard movement with tabs on the corners. Nathan Hale is the only clockmaker who made a point out of the moon towards then ends of the hands. C

L. Curtiss Patent on the dial. Approx. 44''T, great details, some minor chips in case, great clock **Buyer is responsible for the packing & shipping of this lot! We cannot do it in house!**

Elmer O. Stennes Mahogany Line Inlaid Banjo Clock. Exact reproduction of a Willard banjo clock. Brass 8-day weight-driven movement, movement and dial (dial has bee) are signed, bottom rim of case is s

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

Tommi Parzinger "Banjo" Clock, c. 1950s, lacquered wood. (MCON2203){WK} Measurements: 78 H x 9 W x 5 D

Massachusetts,Circa 1830 Eight day clock with Roman numeral painted iron dial and pierced hands with figured flame mahogany case with wood paneled front, a rare yet simplistic case. Mahogany 32" tall

19thC John Sawin banjo clock w reverse painted door panel - 39" tall x 10" wide