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Pequegnat Maple Leaf Shelf Clock
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Canadian. 1900s. Oak. The Maple Leaf model was made in four distinct styles. Collectors refer to them as "Points Up", "Points Down" and "Fan Top" and "Peak Top". This "Peak Top" style features an 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a helical gong. Paper on reverse. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada" lower edge. Case has been stripped. Heavily flaked dial Original maple lead pendulum. Original glass. Two minor splits to the case above the door. This clock was running at the time of cataloguing, but its service history is unknown. From the Skip Kerr Collection. 23.25"H X 12.75"W x 5"D.
Pequegnat Maple Leaf "Fan Top" Shelf Clock
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Canadian. 1910s. Golden oak. The Maple Leaf model was made in four distinct styles. Collectors refer to them as "Points Up", "Points Down" and "Fan Top" and "Peak Top". This "Fan Top" style features an 8-day spring driven time and strike movement. Strikes on a helical gong. Paper on reverse. Dial marked, "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada" lower edge. Original finish. Excellent original condition, no splits on the case. Some edge loss and finger wear to the paper over tin dial. Correct maple leaf pendulum. This clock was running at the time of cataloguing, but its service history is unknown. From the Skip Kerr Collection. 22.25"H X 15.5"W X 5.25"D.
Pequegnat “Maple Leaf” Kitchen Clock
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Oak. One of three styles of the “Maple Leaf” model offered from Pequegnat. This is known to collectors as the “fan top”. Winding key included. Dial signed, “The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada” lower edge. 22.5″ x 15″ x 5″. Refinished case. Replica paper dial. Original maple leaf glass. Mechanism complete with correct maple leaf pendulum assembly.
Pequegnat “Maple Leaf” Kitchen Clock
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Oak. Rare. One of three styles of the “Maple Leaf” model offered from Pequegnat. This is known to collectors as the “points down” version. Winding key included. Full paper, upper rear case. 22.5″ x 15.5″ x 5.25″. Original finish exhibits heavily darkened surface. Replaced dial inserts. Bezel is loose. Original maple leaf glass. Light separation at left side of base. Mechanism is complete with correct “maple leaf” pendulum assembly.
Pequegnat “Maple Leaf” Kitchen Clock
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Quarter sawn oak. One of three styles of the “Maple Leaf” model offered from Pequegnat. This is known to collectors as the “points up” version. Winding key included. Full paper, center rear case. Dial signed, “The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co, Berlin, Canada” lower edge. 22.25″ x 15.5″ x 5.25″. Original finish. Paper dial exhibits heavy soiling and discolouration. Repaired horizontal split to upper 2.5″ of top. Original maple leaf glass is free of cracks. Mechanism complete with correct “maple leaf” pendulum assembly.
Pequegnat “Maple Leaf” Kitchen Clock
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Quarter sawn oak case. One of three variations of the “Maple Leaf” model offered from Pequegnat. This is known to collectors as the “fan top”. Retains full label, rear case, protected under varnish. Dial signed, “The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co. Berlin, Canada” on lower edge. 22.5″ x 15.5″ x 5″. Original finish under varnish. Dial exhibits heavy uniform soil and minor material loss at 12 o’clock. Maple leaf glass is original and free of cracks. Mechanism complete with correct “maple leaf” pendulum assembly and winding key.
Pequegnat maple leaf mantel clock
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Canadian. 1910s. Quarter sawn oak case. Pequegnat manufactured numerous versions of the Maple Leaf model. This is the "rounded top" version. Refinished case, original dial and glass. Dial signed "The Arthur Pequegnat Clock Co., Berlin, Canada". Full paper on reverse. Movement signed. 21"H x 11.25"L x 4"W. From the Leonard Johnson Collection.