Antique V Hausler Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: 1/1/2003
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Catalog Description:

German Vienna regulator, 2 weight, made by "V. Hausler", a clockmaker in Wien, 1844-1861, (Vienna, Austria), as signed on the dial. 43 inch walnut case with rich burl walnut on the backboard, top, and the base of the door. Half columns on the door, carved capitals, turnings on the bases. Gracefully designed tail piece. Cannot guarantee the finial but looks just fine. 3 good glasses.8 day movement is mounted on a wood seat board that slides into wood brackets. Strikes half hour and hours on one rod. 2 piece porcelain dial with some faint hairlines, porcelain beat scale, good brass bob and weights. Clock is running just fine.

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