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Transitional Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
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Transitional Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
mid-19th century
walnut case with carved grape leaves, 8-day brass weight driven movement, unsigned
46 x 16 x 6 inches
Vienna Single Weight Wall Regulator
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Vienna Single Weight Wall Regulator
Circa 1900. Walnut & ebonized case. Porcelain dial with faint hairline crack near the 3. Reverse painted tablet: “Railroad Time”. 8 day time only brass movement with second bit hand.
Ht. 48″
Biedermeier Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
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Biedermeier Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
mid-19th century
the grain painted case with two-piece porcelain dial having piecrust bezel, unknown duration (possibly 14 days) brass weight driven movement, unsigned
55 x 16 1/2 x 7 inches
Lenzkirch Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
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Lenzkirch Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
Germany, late 19th century
walnut case, 8-day brass time only weight driven movement, movement signed by maker
44 x 14 1/2 x 6 1/2 inches
ANTIQUE SINGLE WEIGHT VIENNA REGULATOR WALL CLOCK
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Austrian Vienna, “Transitional” oak single weight regulator clock, maker’s name and the city painted on porcelain dial “Weirsinger”, Graz” (Austria), ornate engraving on the on the pendulum and weight, operating, with key, 32.5″l, 12″w, 5″d, 17lbs
Hanns Geiel, Wien Serpentine Case Single Weight Vienna Regulator Clock
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German Hanns Geiel, Wien Serpentine Case Single Weight Vienna Regulator Timepiece, Circa 1865, 7″ enamel dial signed Hanns Geiel, Wien, 8-day, brass timepiece movement, lovely Vienna regulator in a serpentine case, movement is mounted with wood brackets, a well made early clock in a very desirable style case, movement in excellent condition, case with minor insect damage, a good finisher could easily make this clock more beautiful. Height 44″.
Transitional Inlaid Vienna Regulator
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Transitional Inlaid Vienna Regulator: the 6 1/2″ porcelain dial is signed “Franz Mayer in Wein”. Circa 3rd quarter of the 19th century. Time only, driven by a single weight. The mahogany case is inlaid with brass, pewter and shell like substance on the interior and exterior. The movement runs for 45 days.
The clock is 52 1/2″ long and will run if the hands are properly seated.
(The pin, which is very small broke off and we were not able to remove it or replace it. There are no major problems with this clock.)