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Frisian tail clock, 1920
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Large separate Frisian tail clock with large dial + painting on the tail. Oak. Circa 1920. Size: 170 cm. In good condition.
Frisian tail clock, 1800
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Large Frisian double hairdresser mayor's tail clock with mechanism. Circa 1800. Louis Seize. Music making company, arms move on string instruments. Dimensions: 168 cm. In good condition.
Antique German Cow Tail Wall Clock
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Antique German Cow Tail Wall Clock: With a TO movement and a cow tail pendulum. The weights, cord and a wooden box to hide the weight in is with the clock. It appears to be complete.
Not tested.
(The paint on the side is virtually gone.
62″ Long with the wood wall box; the clock is 11″ Long.
Sells as is, where is.
**Please note, this item ships F.O.B. which means you, the buyer, must make all of your own packing and shipping arrangements.
A Sawtooth Clock with Frontal Cow Tail, Austria, 19th C
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Brass, gold-plated, white metal, patinated
Presumably Austria, 19th century
Inscribed on the reverse ÂDNÂ
Small brass movement, driven by own weight, verge escapement
White enameled dial, Roman hour-markers, Arabic minutes, blued hands, frontal cow tail
Toothed brass rod upon a multiply stepped round base, finely engraved
Height: 40.4 cm
Not functional, expenses for a repair work are Â300-400
Refined weight-driven clock, whose dial moves down the toothed rack by its own weight
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 1,400 Euro
Wall and table clocks mostly driven by their own weight, were very popular especially in the 18th century. They were primarily manufactured in Southern Germany and Austria. Their unusual drive was used for quite different formal types. As offered exemplar, sawtooth clocks are almost always fitted with a verge escapement and frontal pendulum.
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The sawtooth clock is in a good condition. The frontal pendulum is heavily bent. The gold-plating is partially slightly rubbed. The dial bears fine hairline cracks, indices and hands are rubbed. The timepiece is not functional, expenses for a repair work are approx. Â300-400. The height of the sawtooth clock measures 40.4 cm.
Frisian chair clock
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19th century Dutch hand-painted Frisian chair clock with alarm. Dimensions: 73 cm. In good condition.
Frisian chair clock
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Old Dutch Frisian chair clock with alarm. 20th century. Dimensions: 80 cm. In good condition.
Dutch Wag Tail Wall Clock
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Embossed Brass Surround, embossed dial, brass pendulum. Holland 59″ t x 15″ w.