This handsome American mahogany banjo clock has an unusual lyre shape case. It also features a carved scroll and leaf motif. A gilt brass eagle sits atop the clock.

A rare Classical box-lyre banjo clock with alarm, attributed to Abiel Chandler of Concord New Hampshire, circa 1825-1830. This antique lyre clock, which is in an exceptional state of preservation, is fitted with the extremely rare combination of a time and strike train along with an alarm mechanism.

In the past we have owned Mirror Timepieces, Banjo & Lyre Clocks by Chandler including a rare three train: time, strike and alarm clock by Chandler & Farley. The lyre clock depicted in the photos below is a fine example of his work with fabulous Acanthus leaf …

For your consideration today we have the following. 19th century Banjo clock. Unsigned movement. Runs 24 hours with no issues. Time only. Good pendulum,weight, suspension spring, bob, hands, steel dial. Hands most likely not original. Movement might be not original. Case has some blemishes, glue repair on trim. Small slice in veneer on side. No ...

Rare Abel Chandler Lyre Banjo Clock, Concord, NH: Carved mahogany; old finish, nice patina. Original signed & painted iron dial. Original reverse painted tablets with eagle & shield throat glass; tight crack in throat glass. 8 day time & strike weight driven brass movement. Ht. 43" Provenance The Collection of Dr. Warren Hammerschlag, New Jersey.

Gary Sullivan Antiques buys and sells early American antique clocks and furniture including antique tall case clocks, tall clocks and grandfather clocks.

This is a absolutely beautiful clock it measures about 40” tall 11” wide and 5” deep. It is near perfect condition and runs great.

Fine Lenderman Texas, 8 Day Lyre Banjo Wall Clock Working Weight Driven This fine clock comes as pictured, with it's adjustable pendulum, Weight, winding key, top and bottom finial. Clock is in working condition. Dated 1994 Texas Signed Movement, entire measures 41 Inches tall, 11 Inches Wide , 4 1/2 Deep.

Gary R. Sullivan Antiques Inc. buys, sells and brokers fine and rare examples of antique clocks and early American furniture, including fine antique tall case clocks, banjo clocks, and dwarf clocks.

The clock is designed about the motif of the lyre—a popular form for Louis XVI style clocks. The clock features a stepped plinth-form base, raised on four bun feet. The base supports the clock case itself, which is wrought to resemble a lyre: the dial is set into the body of the lyre, while the twin lyre arms spring from the shoulders of the ...