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Lenzkirch, Germany, walnut open well or ÓFreischwingerÒ, with built-in top and with approximately 24 pieces of brass decoration and the fancy cast pendulum bob. The well made movement is series number 26 bearing the Lenzkirch logo and serial number 527880, fancy engraved brass dial with gilt highlights, c1873 includes a brass presentation plaque written in old German -
Vienna, Austria, 30 Day, single weight regulator, Biedermeier period, in a slender mahogany veneer case with satinwood accents or banding along the edges, and with polished steel pendulum rod, and sharp edged brass pendulum, with brass rear, and the two piece silvered brass dial surrounded with engine turned brass bezels (inner and outer), c1835 -
French mystery clock, ÒLa BalancelleÓ double dialed shop window regulator 8 days, time only, spring driven movement in nickel plated and brass grid iron pendulum form case with two white enamel dials, one with sweep seconds and the other without and signed ÒMOREL A MORBIER, c1850 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Plymouth Hollow, Conn., ÓRegulator No. 1 ExtraÒ wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, weight driven movement in a rosewood veneered mahogany case with reverse painted tablet and painted metal dial, c1862 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., ÒMarcyÓ, 8 days, 3-train, spring driven, time and strike, movement with cathedral gong strike on hour and quarter hour striking on 2 cup bells in cherry case, dated 1886 -
![Lenzkirch, Germany, Gutsherrenuhr style No. 63, in walnut {Nussbaum], this model well documented in Mr. EverettÕs Lenzkirch book, page 148, and with a full color photo in Ó150 Jahre Lenzkircher UhrenÒ, page 155. This was among the most elaborate models produced. 8 days, time and Quarter strike, Serial Nr. 1,050,538 Note that all 3 obelisk finials are profusely decorated. Old patina and finish, nicely waxed, c1895](/images/robertoschmitt29/t12552_a.jpg)
Lenzkirch, Germany, Gutsherrenuhr style No. 63, in walnut {Nussbaum], this model well documented in Mr. EverettÕs Lenzkirch book, page 148, and with a full color photo in Ó150 Jahre Lenzkircher UhrenÒ, page 155. This was among the most elaborate models produced. 8 days, time and Quarter strike, Serial Nr. 1,050,538 Note that all 3 obelisk finials are profusely decorated. Old patina and finish, nicely waxed, c1895 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, walnut open well or ÓFreischwingerÒ, with built-in top and with approx 24 pieces of brass decoration, and the fancy cast pendulum depicting a lionÕs head, the well made movement bearing the Lenzkirch logo and serial Nr. 860461, Fancy embossed brass dial with gilt highlights, c1888 -
F. Kroeber & Co., New York, N.Y., ÓSwiss Regulator No. 22Ò, wall clock, 8 days, time only, brass, weight driven, Swiss made movement with pinwheel escapement and center sweep seconds in a mahogany case with burled highlights on crest and Jenny Lind casting with a white enamel dial, c1880 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, heavy bronze figural wall clock, 8 days, time and strike, spring driven movement in a multicolor brass and bronze case with Putti flanking the silvered brass dial with cast dial center, one holding a torch and flowers and the other holding an owl. A female angel gazing downward at Putti surmounts the clock. The well made movement is series number 52 bearing the Lenzkirch logo and serial number 458795, c1878 includes an original Lenzkirch key -
Lenzkirch, AGU, Germany, walnut ÓFreischwingerÒ, time and quarter hour strike. This model similar to the model 89 in the 1892 catalog, but this one has a different brass trim beneath the dial, serial number 1252579 , c1900 includes original Lenzkirch winding key -
Lenzkirch, Germany, walnut 2 weight, time and strike, Vienna regulator with visible jeweled escapement, serial number 262843, c1862 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, a large ÓFreischwingerÒ, fitting into the category of ÓGrossherrenuhrÒ, with 10Ó dial and 45Ò case, and with profuse cast brass decorations, as-found, Serial Nr. 63811 c1860 -
Lenzkirch, AGU, Germany, ÓFreischwingerÒ, 8 days, time and quarter hour strike, spring driven, series No. 26 movement in a walnut case with 45 pieces of cast brass ornamentation, serial number 1073443, c1895 includes original Lenzkirch winding key -
Lenzkirch, Germany, ÓGutsherrenuhrÒ oak cased gallery clock with over 40 brass decorations. 8Ó engraved/ etched and silvered dial, with gold accents, 8 days signed movement, serial Nr 1,112,345, the case with profuse trimmings, even the finials with rings of brass, c1896, and then purchased and presented to Ulrik / Estrid Nielsen for 25 years of service 1880 - 1905. -
Lenzkirch, Germany, Vienna Regulator wall clock, 8 days, 2-wt, time and strike, weight driven movement marked with Lenzkirch hallmark in a mahogany and ebonized case with ornately detailed carvings in hunting motif including oak leaves, acorns, rabbits, quail, etc. and a white enamel dial, serial number 213734, c1871 -
Seth Thomas Clock Co., Thomaston, Conn., ÒREGULATOR No. 3Ó, in walnut, 14Ò Roman dial, weight driven, 8 days, nickel finish bezel, weight and damascene bob, c1890 -
E. Howard & Co., Boston, Mass., ÒRegulator No. 10Ó figure eight reissue wall clock no. 269, 8 days, time only, weight driven movement, walnut case, painted metal dial, reverse painted throat and lower tablets, dated 1976. -
Waterbury Clock Co., Waterbury, Conn., ÓLeedsÒ wall hanging clock in a walnut case with a spring driven, 8 days, time and strike, movement, c1893 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, rare Freischwinger in walnut, similar to the model 70, but with different side columns and with cast brass adornments; note the tops of the Corinthian columns are brass as well; this is a desirable quarter striking clock, and with fancy cast ÒcupidÓ pendulum. There are 4 variations on this clock in the sale today. Serial Nr. 1,133,599, c1897 -
Lenzkirch, Germany, Gutsherrenuhr, or extra large cartel clock, the oak case with heavy cast brass decorations, upper and lower with lions heads, and the side castings with urns /floral motif, and with a well made rack striking movement, serial Nr. 768,303, Circa 1884