Description
German “flip clock”, ca. 1920. I see no indication of maker on this clock and have not seen it before, but I think it is German-made early in the last century. I did not open the assembly. It stands 6.5-inches tall on brass ball feet, with brass columns and a mahogany top and base. The glass cylinder is cracked in the back. I wound it but it sounds like the spring is broken or unattached, and it will not run. Maybe you can fix it and find out who made it. $10–$100.
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