Antique Henri E Hirschel Clock

Price Type: auction
Sold Date: 4/26/2003
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Catalog Description:

C.1995 (dated), Henri E. Hirschel, Westwood, Mass, 8-day Massachusetts shelf clock. This is a solidly made reproduction of a period clock. The base panel is veneered in what looks like Carpathian Elm burl. The rest of the case is mahogany. The movement appears to be a Kilbourn and Proctor, but we did not take off the dial to look; dial is signed by the maker. The hood does not slip off like the original, but is made as a one piece case. Access to the case is removal of the backboard. Hirschel had a small following for his repro clocks; note he used a weight from Foster Campos. Height 37 inches

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