Antique Gebard and Cie Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: April, 2002
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Catalog Description:

C.1890, French, Gebard and Cie, No.136 Glass dial mystery clock, after the 6th model designed by Robert Houdin. This clock has had the base brushed with gold paint, after the leaf over gesso began to fail. It is otherwise complete and original, with good gilding on the clock frame and support post. The movement and cover are both signed with Gebard's trade stamp, and the number 136. The base of the clock bears a small plaque from the retailer: "Lebolt and Co, New York . Chicago". For a complete description of the technical aspects of this clock, see Derek Roberts' book: Mystery Novelty and Fantasy Clocks, (1999), chapter 19, pages 219-232. Lever movement is clean and running. Height 14 1/4"

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