Late Empire frame clock | around 1825

Your name * Your surname * Your e-mail * Your phone Word Verification *

Your message

The frame clock originating from the late Empire style is of rectangular shape. The glaze door reveals a profiled frame with a plastic decoration. The plastic rosette houses a brass clock dial with Roman ciphers whose center is decorated with giloshing. An oval opening under the clock dial provides a view of the pendulum. The gilding of the clock is original. The mechanism is of the anchor type with quarter chime to the spiral. The clock does not have a musical box. It was produced on the territory of Central Europe around 1825. It is fully functional, on which a one-year guarantee is provided.

Tweet

< back