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William Cummens Roxbury Banjo Clock
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William Cummens, Roxbury, Mass., hanging wood front banjo clock, mahogany case with brass side arms stamped "12" and aperture revealing pendulum bob, roman numeral painted iron dial with maker's signature, and steel barbed hands, 8 day, time only, weight driven, tall T-bridge brass timepiece movement
William Cummens Roxbury Banjo Clock
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William Cummens, Roxbury, Mass., hanging wood front banjo clock, mahogany case with brass side arms stamped "12" and aperture revealing pendulum bob, roman numeral painted iron dial with maker's signature, and steel barbed hands, 8 day, time only, weight driven, tall T-bridge brass timepiece movement
William Cummings, Roxbury, Mass. Mahogany Banjo Clock
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Giltwood front, mahogany case. Early 19th Century. Old reverse painted glasses. Original painted metal dial. Bottom glass cracked.
An early 19th century Roxbury style tall clock signed E. Taber
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E. Taber, Roxbury, Mass., a good early 19th century Roxbury style tall clock, the mahogany case on ogee bracket feet, the base with stringing, inlaid quarter fans, and central, oval paterae of contrasting woods, the trunk with stop fluted quarter columns flanking the molded, break arch door with conforming stringing, and bonnet with stop fluted columns, string inlaid door with set up instruction label on inside, and the top with pierced fret and three fluted plinths with brass ball and spire finials, roman numeral painted dial with floral spandrels, and scene in the arch featuring a castle and bridge, a sailboat and a fisherman on the shoreline, 8 day time and strike movement, brass clad pendulum with ebonized wooden rod, and tin can weights
Attributed to Elnathan Taber (1768-1854), Banjo Clock, Roxbury, Massachusetts
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Attributed to Elnathan Taber (1768-1854), Banjo Clock, Roxbury, Massachusetts
circa 1830
mahogany case with gilded rope frames, 8-day weight driven movement with fillester head screw mounting, finger latch click and alternate train, unsigned, movement inscribed "Cleaned by E. Taber, 1842 & Thos. Taber, 1856"
33 x 10 x 4 inches
William Lemist, Square Bottom Banjo Clock
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American. Circa 1814. 34 x 10 x 3 3/4". A fine square banjo clock by William Lemist. William & Tappon, W. B. were listed watchmakers in Philadelphia from 1816-1819. Fred Kolishenko Collection.
New England Roxbury Style Tall Clock
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New England Roxbury style tall clock in an inlaid mahogany case with arch fretwork top, three brass finials on reeded chimneys, full reeded columns with brass inlay flanking hood door with arched glass inserts on both sides of hood, reeded quarter columns with brass inlay flanking trunk door, quarter fan inlay in four corners of trunk door and base all resting on cutout bracket feet, painted roman numeral two piece metal dial with subsidiary seconds, date calendar, finely cutout steel hands and Rufus Porter style oval painting in arch, 8 day, time and strike, weight driven brass movement with tin can weights