Antique Robin Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: 11/11/2001
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Catalog Description:

Very fine and rare gilt brass three month-going, double barrel center-seconds mantle regulator with remontoire d'galit. Robin de Paris, circa 1780. Precision Timekeeper with 1 Complication; Robin de Paris, circa 1780. Very fine and rare gilt brass three month-going, double barrel center-seconds mantle regulator with remontoire d'galit. C. Gilt brass, glazed on all four sides, gilt brass hanging curtain below the dial, applied gilt brass leaf motives in the top corners, fluted corners with laurel-leaf pattern. D. White enamel, Roman numerals, outer minute ring with large Arabic five-minute/seconds divisions. Elaborate gilt brass hands. M. Irregular, circular at the top, brass, full plate, two going barrels meshing with the same first wheel pinion, dead-beat Graham type escapement driven by endless-rope remontoire d'galit, penulum with steel rod and brass bob, knife-edge suspension, micrometric beat adjustment on the crutch. Signed on dial and movement. Dim. 38 mm.

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