Banjo, Likely C.W. Hutchins

Banjo, Likely C.W. Hutchins Springfield, Mass. Length: 92cm. C. W. Hutchins (1860-1926) was a Boston-area banjo maker in the late 1880-1890's. Hutchins was an innovator. In addition to banjos, he manu

C.W. Hutchins Banjo c.1890. Repousse metal on body. "Crescent banjo." Springfield, MA. Serial #: 19. Length: 93cm. C. W. Hutchins (1860-1926) was a Boston-area banjo maker in the late 1880-1890's. Hut

BANJO: 1920s Stromberg Deluxe Natural Tenor Banjo, likely custom made for Charles H. Learoyd Jr., 4 string banjo with case, German made, ebony head stock and fingerboard, elaborate mother of pearl inl

Schmick Tenor Banjo Likely made by Vega for Schmick, Camden, New Jersey. A few small cracks on front edge. Length: 84cm. William O. Schmick made innovative banjos in Camden, New Jersey, receiving his

W.M. Karnolt Banjo Likely Morrison. Metal body. W.M. Karnolt, New York. c.1880. Height 97cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of

A Scarce Federal 'Battle of Lexington' Parcel Gilt Mahogany Banjo Clock Likely Massachusetts, 19th Century depicting the Battle of Lexington and inscribed with the Massachusetts state motto: Ense peti

A Federal Eglomise Inset, Parcel Gilt George Washington and Mount Vernon Decorated Banjo Clock Likely Massachusetts, Circa 1815 Height 32 1/2 inches. Property from a Prominent Midwest Estate

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,

C.W. Lennox Banjo Hartford, CT. Serial #: 1226. Length: 90cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an accomplished

C.W. Lennox Banjo Hartford, CT. c.1895. Length: 90cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an accomplished attorney

Robinson Banjo Metal body. Robinson Banjo, made in Boston. Likely by Luscomb. Length: 93cm. A Boston Business Directory dated 1900, shows Gad Robinson, with a reference to "banjo" with an address at 1

Linemar, Banjo Player, Japan, tin, cw ok, min. paint d., C 1-2

Levi Hutchins Concord, New Hampshire banjo clock, 8 day time only, original glass. No side arms, mahogany case.

Nelson Banjo High-end, metal body. H.C. Nelson Chicago. Likely made by Schall. Length: 95cm. In an 1899 issue of THE CADENZA, H. C. Nelson of North Evanston, Illinois, is listed as a maker of banjos.

likely a Model RB-100, serial number 416336 (1966?), serial number and "Made in U.S.A." on back of headstock, "Gibson" to front, mother-of-pearl inlays on finger board, good condition, no obvious crac

Gibson Tenor four string extra long straight Neck Banjo with plated hardware, dot inlays on fingerboard. Numbered XXXXXX, likely first half 20th Century. Condition: L 38" D Head 11" D Resonator 13.75"

19th century American Willard patent banjo clock. Mahogany. Gilt brass spandrels. Eagle finial. Throat glass signed A. Willard. Lower glass “Faneuil Hall Boston”. Glasses likely repainted late

Seth Thomas banjo clock with eglomise tablet depicting a US Naval ship battle, likely the War of 1812, the waist with eagle and shield and gilt scroll motif, round painted metal dial signed "Seth Thom

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

This grouping consists of one Gagliano 5-string bluegrass style banjo and one early 4-string banjolin of unknown make, very likely U.S. - with chrome body stamped "Pat. App. For". A very unusual early

Antique Seth Thomas Banjo Style Wall Clock. Measures approx. 25" tall. Condition: Good Working condition. Body shows some age related wear. Missing decoration on top (most likely eagle)

LANTERN SLIDES. A lot of 17 slides, likely depicting the Incas and North American Indigenous people, boxed. C.W. Jefferys for United Church Publishing House (Toronto); Ryerson Film Service (Toronto).

Likely Harry Winston, designed with a diamond-simulant chain now suspending an emerald, 36 x 24mm, and enhanced with a border of 97 round brilliant-cut diamonds, marked 750 OR, total 88.04 dwt. Pendan

Of foliate design, set with 184 round brilliant-cut diamonds, total approximately 12.85 carats, tests for 18K gold, length 3 inches, total 37.48 dwt., white gold clip backs Provenance: From the Estate