J. Farris Banjo

J. Farris Banjo Metal body. "Diamond," Hartford, CT. Height 90cm. John Farris built his business in Hartford, CT, during the latter half of the 19th Century. Referring to his banjos in writing as "ban

J. Farris Banjo Unique 9" head, engraved rim. Length: 85cm. John Farris built his business in Hartford, CT, during the latter half of the 19th Century. Referring to his banjos in writing as "banjays,"

J. Farris Banjo Hartford, CT. "Diamond" model. Length: 90cm. John Farris built his business in Hartford, CT, during the latter half of the 19th Century. Referring to his banjos in writing as "banjays,

J. BEALS BANJO CLOCK19th CenturyEagle finial. Reverse-painted door glass depicts a naval battle, identified below scene as "Constitution and Guerriere".Height 32.5".

Edwin J. Cubley Banjo Metal clad rim, six strings. Made in Texas. Length: 85cm. Edwin J. Cubley was an innovative maker from Illinois who made banjos from about 1880-1893. Most of his banjos are unmar

Antique J. Amadio Banjo Barometer with Mother of Pearl Inlay. 2 inches x 42 inches x 14 inches

A Georgian Style English Mahogany Banjo Barometer, 19th Century, By J. Dubini, 14 Union Court Holborn Hill London. L: 41 3/4 W: 12 D: 2 1/4 in. From the Estate of John A. Davidson, Jr. Proceeds to ben

J.B. Schall Banjo c.1910. Exquisite full metal clad rim, engraved flower pot inlay in peghead. Length: 90cm. J.B. Schall (1852-1907) began his banjo career as a hobby musician. Eventually, he decided

J.B. Schall Banjo c. 1900. Interesting inlays and bound head stock. Chicago, IL. Length: 93cm. J.B. Schall (1852-1907) began his banjo career as a hobby musician. Eventually, he decided to join a mins

J.D. Mintern Banjo Syracuse, NY. Serial #: 165. Wood inlay pattern in back of neck. Length: 93cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a perio

J.D. Minturn Banjo Syracuse, NY. c. 1895. Length: 93cm. The Meisel Collection. This instrument is being sold from The Meisel Collection assembled over a period of forty years by an accomplished attorn

This group of stereoscope cards depict Ships: Columbus Flag Ship, Battleship Indiana 1887-early 1900's J. F. Farris Columbus Flag Ship the Santa Maria 1893 & Cork Harbour Ireland 1887 Published by Und

American Classical Lyre Form Banjo Clock, J. Dwyer. 39" high, 11 1/2" wide, 5 1/4" deep; not presently working but was working a year ago; movement not signed, dial is signed, considerable inpainting

DESCRIPTION: J. Randall & Co, St. Albans banjo wall clock. Signed painted metal dial with Roman numerals. Eight day weight driven movement. Mahogany case with brass side arms, reverse painted glass, a

Classical Carved Mahogany Veneer Lyre-front Banjo Timepiece, J.B. Bowen, Waltham, Massachusetts, c. 1820, the carved finial above a molded bezel opening to a white-painted iron dial lettered "J.B. Bow

J.E. Caldwell Presentation Banjo Clock, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, circa 1930, mahogany case with banded frames, bracket, brass finial and side arms, tablet depicting a farm scene, painted dial with

J.F. Luscomb's Professional Banjo Metal body. JF Luscomb's Professional. Boston, MA. Length: 89cm. The pot size is 12". It is presently strung with metal strings. To the best of our knowledge, this in

J.E. Caldwell & Co. Banjo Clock,cast brass eagle over copper finish dial with time only weighted movement, gilt and painted scroll work eglomise panels, the door featuring "Boston State House". Early

Arthur J. Wilimshurst 5 String Banjo and Vega 4 String w/ Resonator

J.C. Burleigh Jr. Worcester Banjo Clock with Eglomise Panel. The lyre form with a broken pediment cornice and a round glazed cabinet revealing the white enamel dial with black Roman numerals, the base

J.E.Caldwell + Co Mahogany banjo clock with reverse painted glass door. Ht: 32" Wd: 8.5" Dpth: 3"

Attributed to J. Billings, Acton, MA, Striking Banjo Clock. c. 1825. Mahogany case with gilt front. Original painted metal dial. Bottom tablet is cracked. 8 day time and strike weight driven brass mov

Rettburg and Lange Violin In 1897 Messrs Rettburg and Lange took over the factory and banjo making plant of J H Buckbee and established a factory at 383 Second Avenue, New York City. By 1903 they had

Waltham Watch Co., Waltham, Mass., banjo clock retailed by J. E. Caldwell & Co., mahogany veneered case, painted metal dial, banjo hands, 8 day weight driven brass movement stamped 7548