Antique FL Hausburg Clock

Price Type: retail
Sold Date: 2/2/2003
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Catalog Description:

FRENCH GILT BRONZE CATHEDRAL CLOCK, Circa 1830; MAKER: F.L. Hausburg Origin: Paris The cathedral case is bronze with gold fire-gilding and silvering. One can see the exquisite detail throughout the complete structure. The pendulum swings to and fro in the cathedral door. The movement is signed: "F.L. Hausburg Paris" and the same on the dial behind the fretted cathedral window at the top. It is also silk-thread suspension with eight day running duration. The clock strikes the half and full hours on a gong, which is housed in the base of the clock. The base is a very fine piece of workmanship in itself, being rosewood with the finest of stringing and style. Height: 21.75 inches (55cm) Width: 11 inches (28cm)

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