Neuchâtel pendulum clock · Place not recorded
Neuchâtel pendulum clock in Louis XVI style, medium model
VerifiedArched wooden case painted with polychrome flowers on a green ground. Four scrolled feet and a finial surmounted by an ovoid form, all gilt, as are the mouldings, feet and door frame. Glazed front door composed of a convex bezel and a flat glass panel. Glazed side openings. Matching console.
Technical facts
- Inventory number
- MIH IV-23
- Object type
- Neuchâtel pendulum clock
- Dating
- c. 1830
- Materials and techniques (catalogue wording)
- Bois, Email, Laiton, Verre
- Dimensions (catalogue)
- dimensions min/max: 601 x 700 mm
Historical significance
- Arched wooden case painted with polychrome flowers on a green ground. Four scrolled feet and a finial surmounted by an ovoid form, all gilt, as are the mouldings, feet and door frame. Glazed front door composed of a convex bezel and a flat glass panel. Glazed side openings. Matching console.
- Convex white enamel dial, painted with Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes. Openworked, engraved and gilt brass hands with a symmetrical design.
- Spring-driven movement with an eight-day power reserve, rack striking for the quarters and hours, pull-repeat mechanism and verge escapement.
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Sources & references
- Musée international d'horlogerie, online collection record, inv. IV-23: https://collection.mih.ch/fr/collection/item/34126/
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