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Waterbury Clock Co., "WILLARD No. 4" banjo timepiece in Flemish oak, with cabin and waterwheel tablet set. Note, at the factory, workers mis-labeled this as a Willard No. 5, which was made only of mahogany and with a different tablet set. -
Samuel Whiting, Concord, Mass., C.1825, 8-day banjo or patent timepiece, weight driven. -
![Herschede Clock Co, Cincinnati, [Ohio], weight driven Willard model banjo, with original movement supplied by Chelsea, [serial 423] C.1905](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2668_a.jpg)
Herschede Clock Co, Cincinnati, [Ohio], weight driven Willard model banjo, with original movement supplied by Chelsea, [serial 423] C.1905 -
Wm. Cummens, Roxbury, Mass, C.1815, T-Bridge banjo or patent timepiece, weight driven. -
Waltham Clock Co., Waltham, Mass, for TIFFANY and Co., unusual Art Deco banjo clock with tapered waist and very small lower box, 8-day time only lever movement, clock serial No. 11388 -
Massachusetts weight banjo timepiece, gold front w/ rope moldings, C.1830, and with the applied signature of Simon Willard and Sons, Boston, the eglomise tablets depicting the Constitution in battle during of the War of 1812. -
Herschede Clock Co., Cincinnati, (Ohio), C.1921, mahogany cased banjo timepiece, serial No. 7567, with a set of Mt. Vernon tablets. Special Herschede movement with maintaining power and Geneva style winding stop, also Graham's style dead-beat escapement. -
John Sawin, Boston, mahogany banjo timepiece, with signed dial, 8-day, weight driven, C.1825, as-found -
Boston area banjo clock, C.1820, dial signed: No. 1837, A. Willard, Jr., Boston, weight driven, eight day with barbed hands, and with a bracket of the same period, currently detached. -
Chauncey Jerome, New Haven, C.1850, No. 1 size banjo timepiece in a darkly stained cherry case, weight driven, 8-day. -
Vermont area, Mahogany Girandole with crotch mahogany throat and door panels, 8-day, weight, time, possibly by J. N. Dunning, C. 1830, and with restorations. -
![Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, CHIME CLOCK No. 16, large [8"] dial, with 4 bells, playing Westminster tune on quarter hours.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2693_a.jpg)
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn, CHIME CLOCK No. 16, large [8"] dial, with 4 bells, playing Westminster tune on quarter hours. -
E. N. Welch Mfg. Co., "Eclipse", Circa 1890, 8-day calendar wall timepiece. -
Welch, Spring and Co., "No. 4 Round Head Regulator", Circa 1885, 8-day time/strike double dial calendar wall clock, spring mov't. -
Welch, Spring and Co., "PATTI No. 1", Circa 1885, 8-day time/strike rosewood case mantel clock. -
Welch, Spring and Co., "Gerster V.P.", Circa 1880, 8-day time/strike/alarm rosewood case mantel clock, in this model the alarm spring is inside and wound from the center of the bell. -
Welch, Spring and Co., Forestville, Conn, "CARY" rosewood mantel clock from the Patti series, 8-day, time, strike and alarm. -
Welch, Spring and Co., Forestville, Conn, "TITIENS", 30 Day timepiece with nickel plated duplex spring movement {exposed}, and with porcelain dial, in rosewood. -
New Haven Clock Co., Advertising timepiece for "SAUER'S Flavoring Extracts, Best By Every Test, Purity and Strength", wall hanging, 8-day, spring. -
New Haven Clock Co., C.1885, "Standard Time No. 9", walnut cased weight regulator, 8-day time, case style with Eastlake influence.