A few examples of appraisal values for
SIMON WILLARD NO 14 BANJO CLOCK

• Simon Willard Banjo Clock
  Simon Willard Banjo Clock Roxbury, Massachusetts, early 19th century, mahogany throat and base panel with carved and gilt wood surrounds, panels with leaf and berry blue, cream, gilt and gray-blue decoration, lower panel signed "S. Willard's Patent", cast brass eagle finial, with winder, 34-1/2 x 10-1/4 x 4-1/4 in.,
• SIMON WILLARD'S PATENT
  SIMON WILLARD'S PATENT BRASS-MOUNTED BANJO CLOCK Early 19th c., Boston, of typical form, the circular cased dial with acorn finial and brass works, above the throat with glass panel and brass uprights, the rectangular case with interior pendulum and rope-twist and block-hinged door, inset with an eglomise panel "S. WILLARD'S/PATENT." 32 1/2" h x 10" w x 4" d
• RARE SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK
  RARE SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK Simon Willard, Roxbury, Massachusetts. Circa 1810. Cross banded mahogany case. Original painted metal dial and reverse painted tablets, "S. Willard's Patent" on lower glass. Original oversized T-bridge movement, step train, recoil escapement.Catalogue Note: Glasses on this clock identical to S. Willard pictured in Distin and Bishop: The American Clock, Bonzanza, New York, 1983 ed. Figure 552.
• EARLY SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK
  EARLY SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK Banded mahogany case, original painted iron dial and hands. Period glasses, signed 'S. Willard Patent'. Old patina. Eight-day time only T-bridge movement.
• BANJO CLOCK. Simon Willard and Son
  BANJO CLOCK. Simon Willard and Son Boston Massachusetts ca. 1825 mahogany and pine. Of typical form with faux grain-painted tablets. Imperfections. 32 1/2''h. Tablets appear older but likely replaced lower tablet cracked. Retains weight pendulum and key.
• 19TH C AMERICAN BANJO CLOCKA 19th
  19TH C AMERICAN BANJO CLOCKA 19th century American Banjo wall clock. 8-day time only weight driven movement with painted dial marked "Simon Willard & Son, No. 367". Mahogany case with Paneled throat and lower door with "Peek-a-boo" glass. Running when catalogued. Older refinishing, with dial flaking, replaced finial. 32 1/2" high. ESTIMATE $800-1,200 Condition: Older refinishing, with dial flaking, replaced finial.
• VERY FINE SIMON WILLARD FEDERAL
  VERY FINE SIMON WILLARD FEDERAL INLAID BANJO CLOCKBoston, ca. 1805, attributed to the shop of John and Thomas Seymour, with gilt finial over circular white painted dial, with Roman chapter ring, original throat and base eglomise panels with fine painting and gilding, the lower panel inscribed "S. Willard's," 33 x 10 x 3-1/2 in. Note: Accompanied by a Milly McGehee invoice with extensive notes from Robert Mussey outlining the quality and rarity of this example. McGehee notes record that Mussey "considers this clock one of the four or five finest of this early patent timepiece he has encountered. The clock retains all of its original eglomise painting on both the throat and lower case glass panels; additionally, the white painted dial numerals are original." Condition: very fine condition overall. Fragile dial paint with crackle and scattered retouch and some small losses. The McGehee invoice records that the works have had only minor typical repairs such as the replacement of bushings. The brass finial is period but probably not the original. The repairs to the case are also minor. They include: the side of the case near the latch, small holes in the bottom board where perhaps a support bracket existed at some point, a replaced door latch, repairs to the top rear of the frame of the throat glass, and two small glue blocks on the inside. The works were cleaned and oiled and other minor conservation executed by Robert Mussey. The 2 holes in the front of the movement were added by a clock repairman in order to view the functioning of the escapement. Some small screws have been added to secure the backboard to the drum head and sides.
• Early 19th C. Banjo Clock, Possibly
  Early 19th C. Banjo Clock, Possibly Willard. Partial handwritten label inside stating Timepiece Made Nov 9 1834. Size: 28 1/2 high plus finial and its base.
• REPRODUCTION S. WILLARD'S PATENT
  REPRODUCTION S. WILLARD'S PATENT BANJO CLOCK 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, floral and gilt decorated eglomise panels, lower tablet marked "S. Willard's Patent", 33" high, 10" x 4". Cracked lower tablet glass, interior shrinkage crack.
• RARE SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK,
  RARE SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK, SIGNED JOHN R. PENNIMAN...Boston, circa 1803, blue, gilt, and pale orange eglomise base panel signed "S. Willard's Patent", signed on reverse painted "John R. Penniman/Boston 1803", painted and gilt dial with Roman chapter ring, brass movement, pendulum and lead weight present, eagle finial, inlaid mahogany case with eglomise throat panel with acorn and leaf decoration, 33-3/4 x 10-1/2 x 3-1/4 in. Note: Accompanied by a copy of an appraisal and condition report by Robert Cheney from 2012 for $18,000. Provenance: Private Collection, Cincinnati, Ohio Condition: lower plate cracked through middle and with stabilizing tape applied at back, flaking and retouch to painted dial, throat panel with later backing (not removed for exam), probably original gilt eagle finial
• SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK EARLY
  SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK EARLY 19TH CENTURY HEIGHT 36”. WIDTH 10.25”. DEPTH 3.25”.SIMON WILLARD BANJO CLOCK, Early 19th Century, Tiger maple case. Maker's name still present on dial but very faint. Includes key, pendulum and weight. Dimensions: Height 36". Width 10.25". Depth 3.25".
• RARE SIMON WILLARD LARGE SCALE
  RARE SIMON WILLARD LARGE SCALE MAHOGANY BANJO CLOCKdial signed "S. Willard & Son/Boston", circa 1830s, large painted dial with Roman chapter ring and seconds sweep, figured mahogany case with pendulum window in lower door, brass movement, pendulum, weight, and winder present, 51 x 21 x 6-1/2 in. Provenance: A Private New Jersey Estate Condition: very good condition overall, dial with some scattered old retouch, generally even dry surface, minor cracks at lower panel, wooden surround for window replaced, other typical cracks at molding and other surface flaws
• SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK
  SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK MASSACHUSETTS, 19TH CENTURY HEIGHT 29.25”.SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK, Massachusetts, 19th Century, Mahogany and mahogany veneer case. Painted dial with Roman numerals. Face signed "Simon Willard & Son. No 4202". Includes pendulum and weight. Dimensions: Height 29.25".
• SIMON WILLARD BRASS MOUNTED
  SIMON WILLARD BRASS MOUNTED MAHOGANY AND EGLOMISE BANJO CLOCK, BOSTON, CIRCA 1815 34 1/4 X 9 3/4 X 3 1/2 IN. (87 X 24.8 X 8.9 CM.)SIMON WILLARD BRASS MOUNTED MAHOGANY AND EGLOMISE BANJO CLOCK, BOSTON, CIRCA 1815, signed S. Willard's Patent, the circular dial with Roman numerals above a tapering panel reverse painted with a sun and panel over a door decorated with an eagle and shield pendulum porthole all surmounted by a spread wing eagle Dimensions: 34 1/4 x 9 3/4 x 3 1/2 in. (87 x 24.8 x 8.9 cm.) Provenance: Private Maryland and Massachusetts Estate Collection
• CLOCK: AARON WILLARD JR. BANJO
  CLOCK: AARON WILLARD JR. BANJO CLOCK, NO. 2452, C. 1822-25, FEDERAL MAHOGANY CASE, PATENT TIMEPIECE, PAINTED IRON DIAL SIGNED "A WIL...CLOCK: Aaron Willard Jr. Banjo Clock, No. 2452, c. 1822-25, Federal mahogany case, patent timepiece, painted iron dial signed "A Willard Jr, Boston, No. 2452," brass bezel, steel barbed hands, half round mahogany frames enclosing the reverse-painted tablets in white, red, gold and blue depicting leafage, throat tablet singed "Willard's Patent," eight-day time and alarm movement powered by iron weight, regulated by brass faced pendulum, one piece mahogany backboard, Condition: alarm weight, train, levers and drum not present, bell plinth original, a present eagle finial appears period, metal alarm weight baffle present, dial has crackling and some paint lost, signature and number are clear and readable, alarm winding hole has been plugged, original hands, minute hand has witness mark (See Foley FIG. 109), tablets appear original with original reverse painting, original triangular case glue blocks, side arms not present, diagonal through bolts present, original curved pendulum tie down with fastener, crutch broken but present, cast iron time weight appears original, sold as found, overall: 33" h. x 9 7/8" w. x 3 1/2" d. [Reference: Paul J. Foley; Willard's Patent Time Pieces, Norwell MA, 2002; See Foley pgs. 144-145 for similar alarm timepieces]
• Howard & Davis ''No. 1 Banjo''
  Howard & Davis ''No. 1 Banjo'' cherry wall clock Boston circa 1850 weight-driven 8 day wall clock in cherry case full length case with meter pendulum black and gold-leaf eglomise throat and door glass; signed large trapezoidal movement with maintaining power and dead beat escapement. H49 3/4'' W19 3/4'' D5 7/8'' Provenance: Aiken South Carolina collection Dial and door glass repainted case and hinges stamped with number 124 minor imperfections consistent with age clock is in running condition however we do not guarantee timepieces to be operational after they leave the gallery.
• Fine Boston Federal Banjo Clock
  Fine Boston Federal Banjo Clock Simon Willard, Roxbury, Massachusetts, circa 1805, mahogany and rosewood cross-banded throat panel with oak leaf and acorn gilt decoration on pale green and salmon ground, lower panel pale green, salmon, blue and black and signed "S. Willards Patent.", dovetailed throat panel, with winder, 33-1/4 x 10 x 3-3/4 in.,
• Gilbert Clock Company Brass-Mounted
  Gilbert Clock Company Brass-Mounted Mahogany "Banjo" Wall Clock, second quarter 20th century, in the Federal style of Simon Willard, the circular dial fully signed with a conforming convex glass cover, the oblong pendulum box with a glazed color lithograph view of an 18th-century coaching scene, h. 36", w. 10-3/4", d. 4-3/4".
• ELMER STENNES BANJO CLOCK Federal
  ELMER STENNES BANJO CLOCK Federal Style Replica of a Simon Willard Banjo Clock. With an 8-day time-only movement (with pendulum and key), gilded metal eagle topped mahogany case, floral and gilt decorated eglomise panels, lower tablet marked "S. Willard's Patent", 33" high, 10" x 4". Good condition.
• 19TH C. AARON WILLARD JR. BANJO
  19TH C. AARON WILLARD JR. BANJO CLOCK. Early 19th C. weight driven banjo clock, dial signed Aaron Willard Jr. Boston, No. 186. Reverse painted throat tablet, and bottom door tablet with carved and gilt framework, in a mahogany case with brass eagle finial, pendulum, weight and key. 33”H x 10”W.
• Willard's patent mahogany banjo
  Willard's patent mahogany banjo clock ca. 1810 29 3/4" h. ?
• AARON WILLARD FEDERAL BANJO
  AARON WILLARD FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK, C. 1820Aaron Willard presentation gilt and mahogany Federal banjo clock, c. 1820, eagle finial over brass cased painted dial, gilt case with reverse painted vertical foliate panel over larger painted panel of a coaching scene, ending in gilt fluted base 42" H x 11" W x 4.25" D (BBRA121)(TC) Condition: not tested for working condition, excellent cosmetic condition, eglomise all intact, gilding good, base looks like more recent gilding, crystal appears to be old glass
• SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK
  SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK EARLY 19TH CENTURY MAXIMUM HEIGHT INCLUDING EAGLE FINIAL APPROX. 42”. WIDTH AT DOOR 11.5”. DIAL DIAMETER 7.5”.SIMON WILLARD & SON BANJO CLOCK, Early 19th Century, Mahogany case with reverse-painted throat and door glass, the door glass depicting a harpist. Signed on dial. Dimensions: Maximum height including eagle finial approx. 42". Width at door 11.5". Dial diameter 7.5".
• Federal style banjo clock, circular
  Federal style banjo clock, circular dial signed "Aaron Willard Jr. Boston" over eglomisé-painted throat and base panels, some elements possibly period, 33 in. Chips and losses to dial paint, other abrasions, polishing wear and scattered flaws. The Estate of the Late Shirley A. Flannery, Cincinnati, Ohio
• EARLY 19TH C. WILLARD STYLE BANJO
  EARLY 19TH C. WILLARD STYLE BANJO CLOCK. Ca. 1815-20 Willard style mahogany and gilt wood cased banjo clock with a brass eagle finial, painted iron dial, and reverse painted eglomise panels, with pendulum, key and weight. 32.5”H x 10”W.
• AMERICAN BANJO CLOCKAn early 19th
  AMERICAN BANJO CLOCKAn early 19th century Willard style American Banjo clock. Mahogany case with Brass upper door and pierced arms, original "Willard's Patent" throat glass and "Perry's Victory" lower door glass. 8-day time only movement with rectangular plates and painted iron dial. Original finish with minor wear. 34" high overall. ESTIMATE $2,000-4,000 Condition: Original finish with minor wear.
• FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK, AARON
  FEDERAL BANJO CLOCK, AARON WILLARD Circa 1800-10; mahogany and gilt wood eglomise case, with painted sheet metal dial, neck and door with reverse painted glass patriotic decoration, dial signed "Aaron Willard Boston," with eagle finial, and attached brass mounts, 41 in. L., 12 1/4 in. W.
• AARON WILLARD STYLE BANJO CLOCK:
  AARON WILLARD STYLE BANJO CLOCK: Accompanied by two letters attributing this rare and unusual banjo clock to A. Willard Jr. or the ''Willard School''. Having a brass alarm bell finial, reverse painted glass throat frame and pendulum box door. With winding key. Circa 1825/30. Approx. 24'' h x 10'' w x 4'' d. From the Estate of horologist Pete Lamb. CONDITION: Currently not working.
• Tiffany & Company Willard style
  Tiffany & Company Willard style mahogany banjo clock 31"H
• SIMON WILLARD EGLOMISE AND INLAID
  SIMON WILLARD EGLOMISE AND INLAID FEDERAL BANJO CLOCKBoston, circa 1815, eglomise base panel signed "Willard's Patent", decorated throat and base panels with pale green and black decoration, throat panel with sunburst, painted dial with Roman chapter ring, brass finial, weight and pendulum present, 33-3/4 x 10 x 3-1/2 in. Provenance: Sold Skinner, June 9, 2002 lot 72 for $15,000; Collection of C.L. Prickett Condition: very good condition overall, flaking with losses and retouch at base panel, throat panel generally good with some distress, typical minor repairs to veneers and banding, dial with fine even crackle, some possible minor surface touch ups, finial replaced
• S. WILLARD PATENT REVERSE PAINTED
  S. WILLARD PATENT REVERSE PAINTED BANJO CLOCKS. WILLARD PATENT REVERSE PAINTED BANJO CLOCK , the round face crowned by central brass eagle enclosed by a hinged brass and glazed bezel door, resting on banded and inlaid mahogany case with eglomise reverse painted throat glass flanked by diamond motif brass spandrels resting on a base unit with white ground eglomise door marked "S. Willard/Patent." h:32w:10d:3.50in.
• MASSACHUSETTS FEDERAL MAHOGANY
  MASSACHUSETTS FEDERAL MAHOGANY BANJO CLOCKMassachusetts Federal mahogany banjo clock, early 19th c. , the face signed Simon Willard Boston , 36 1/4" h. Provenance: A Bethlehem, Pennsylvania estate. NO in-house shipping for this lot. Condition: Condition: not examined. Pook & Pook does not guarantee clocks to be complete or in working condition.
• An American Federal Mahogany and
  An American Federal Mahogany and Parcel Gilt Banjo Clock c. 1820 dial bears the signature of Aaron Willard Boston works unmarked acorn finial the églomisé tablets bordered by rope-carved giltwood the lower tablet painted with reserve of Mount Vernon height 41 in. width 10 in. depth 4 in.
• #4-Howard & Davis Banjo Clock ca.
  #4-Howard & Davis Banjo Clock ca. 1842-1857 8" painted dial signed "Howard and Davis Boston" faux-rosewood painted case with weight and crank. Reverse painted throat and pendulum glass. Edward Howard (1813-1904) apprenticed to Arron Willard Jr. at an early age. He was a mechanical genius and received the best training from Willard. In 1842 he made clocks in a small factory at Roxbury Connecticut; the name was Howard and Davis. In 1854 he made watches under the name of Dennison Howard and Davis. The Howard Watch Company later became the Waltham Watch Company.
• Federal giltwood presentation banjo
  Federal giltwood presentation banjo clock signed Aaron Willard Boston circa 1825 typical banjo form with later eagle finial above painted dial ahead of eight-day weight-driven movement eglomise throat and door glasses above fluted bracket base. H41'' W10 3/4'' D4'' Provenance: Aiken South Carolina collection finial replaced; dial is original to clock with minor abrasions; glasses repainted; case probably regilded; five piece backboard.
• William Crane Banjo Clock Boston
  William Crane Banjo Clock Boston ca. Mid 1800's Wood paneled banjo weight driven 8 day clock original painted dial with Roman numerals gold eagle finial.