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Clock · Bracket clock
Lenzkirch Burr Walnut Bracket Clock
According to the seller, this antique bracket clock was manufactured circa 1880 by the Lenzkirch clock factory. Measuring 40 cm tall, 27 cm wide, and 19 cm deep, the case is finished with book-matched burr walnut veneers, gilded mouldings, and flame finials. The clock is reported to house an eight-day spring-driven movement chiming quarters on two gongs. Visible through the arched front door is an engraved dial featuring pierced brass spandrels, a silvered chapter ring with Roman numerals, twin winding apertures, and an upper regulation subdial calibrated for Slow and Fast.
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www.antiquesboutique.com · AB-274853
Clock · Regulator
Lenzkirch regulator wall clock
This Lenzkirch regulator is a wall-mounted clock, dated by the source to circa 1880. The long case is constructed from softwood veneered in walnut, featuring partial black-painted surfaces. The front door is curved and fitted with three glass panels, providing visibility of the pendulum and internal components. The case is finished with applied pilasters and turned decorative elements. The clock is powered by an eight-day movement with a weight-driven mechanism and a long pendulum, both housed within the primary case. The movement is signed "Lenzkirch" on the back plate, where the movement number is also located. The overall dimensions are 105 cm in height, 34 cm in width, and 14 cm in depth. The object is presented in a used condition with observed signs of age and wear.
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Clock · Mantel clock
Lenzkirch mantle clock
This German mantle clock, attributed to the maker Lenzkirch and dated to approximately 1880, features a case constructed of oak. The architectural design includes decorative brass elements, such as finials atop the pediment and relief accents below the dial. The silver-plated dial features engraved Roman numerals and scrollwork patterns, with corner spandrels. The retailer's name, Hardy Brothers, is signed on the lower edge of the chapter ring. The clock operates with an eight-day movement and a quarter-chime system with two gongs. It possesses two winding arbors on the dial for the timekeeping and striking trains. The total height of the object is 45 centimeters. The source specifies that Hardy Brothers, a jewelry and clock retailer based in Sydney and Brisbane, Australia, served as the supplier for this timepiece, indicating its historical movement to the Australian market during the late nineteenth century.
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Clock · Mantel clock
Mantle Clock
This mantle clock is documented in the collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art under object number 2009.443. The timepiece is composed of mahogany wood and brass elements. It is attributed to the collaboration between the Lenzkirch Clock Factory, which is of German origin, and the American retailer Tiffany & Co., based in New York. The museum reports that the clock was created in America around 1901. The overall dimensions of the object are recorded as 40 centimeters in height, 22.9 centimeters in width, and 8.9 centimeters in depth. The visual presentation of the clock centers on an ornate brass faceplate with sweeping linear motifs that frame the circular dial, which displays Arabic numerals for the hours. The primary body of the clock is crafted from mahogany, featuring a curved design that rises from an arched base.
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Source listing · 2009.443
Clock · Mantel clock
Lenzkirch Mantel Clock
This German mantel clock is attributed to the maker Lenzkirch and dates to approximately 1890. Housed in a case constructed of walnut and ebonized wood, the clock features decorative bronze ormolu mounts, including scrolling details at the base and an ornate cresting element. The silvered dial is engraved with decorative patterns, black Arabic numerals, and fitted with cut steel hands, protected by a convex glass set within a brass bezel. Internally, the clock is powered by a German 8-day timepiece movement featuring an anchor escapement and a pendulum. The piece measures 35cm in height, 19cm in width, and 11cm in depth. It includes a winding key and pendulum. According to the auction description, the clock is in working order and has undergone a service.
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