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German Clocks
Antique Bat Boy Mystery Clock by Junghans. Germany. circa 1900

3784

 


High quality spelter figure with original patination, signed, Franz Illford
This artist was well known for his bronze figures of Edwardian children at play.

8-Day timepiece movement
swinging without any apparent connection, to a movement.

There were a series of these clocks produced and they are illustrated in many publications.

In full working order

18 inches high.

ref 3784


Price: £  0.00

 

 

Antique Mystery Clock by Junghans, Germany

3781

 

Antique Diana Mystery Clock.

Circa 1900.

8-Day timepiece movement swinging without any apparent connection to the movement.

There were a series of these clocks produced and they are illustrated in many publications.

Nice spelter figure after the original bronze by Franz Iffland with its original patination and with his signature, standing on turned wood base.

In full working order

14 inches high

ref3781
 

Antique Diana Mystery Clock.

Circa 1900.

8-Day timepiece movement swinging without any apparent connection to the movement.

There were a series of these clocks produced and they are illustrated in many publications.

Nice spelter figure after the original bronze by Franz Iffland with its original patination and with his signature, standing on turned wood base.

In full working order

14 inches high

ref3781
 


Price: £  0.00

 

 

Small antique weight driven Vienna wall clock

3673

 

German Circa 1860

Nice quality ebonised case with decorative pediment and finial.

8-Day timepiece movement with white enamel 2-part dial and Roman numerals.

Polished brass weight and pendulum.

Dimensions: 32 inches high. 10" wide. 5" deep.

Ref 3673
 


Price: £  0.00

 

 

Antique Vienna Wall Clock in Bamboo Style Case

3048



German. Circa 1900.

2 Train 8-day movement striking the hours and halves on a gong.

In full working order.

ref 3048

26 inches high. 10" wide


Price: £  0.00

 

 

Antique Victorian mahogany bracket clock

3486



Circa 1890

W & H. Sch. Winterhalder and Hofmeier of Schwarzenbach Germany

Silvered dial with Roman numerals and two subsidiary dials, one Chime/Silent the other Slow/Fast, on a foliate scroll ground.
Three train movement, ? striking Westminster chimes on five gongs, with pull repeat.
High quality mahogany case case with scrolling foliate decoration and fretted side grills, with bevelled glass and brass framed door.

Ref 3486

36cm high x 30cm wide x 20cm deep
14 inches high x 12” wide x 8” deep

Winterhalder and Hofmeier are possibly the most famous of the German Victorian clockmakers. The firm was started by Anton Winterhalder in Schwarzenbach, Germany in 1810, taking Anton Hofmeier into partnership in 1850, with the business finally closing on the death of Winterhalder's last son Linus in 1910. A large part of their output was made for Britain and the quality of movements and cases is always very high as seen in this example.

ref 3486


Price: £  0.00

 

 

Antique MysteryClock. Junghans, Germany

3936

Antique Elephant Mystery Clock. Junghans, Germany.

Circa 1900.

8-Day timepiece movement swinging without any apparent connection to the movement.

There was a series of these clocks produced and they are illustrated in many publications.

Nice spelter elephant on wood base.

8-Day timepiece movement in full working order.

12 Inches high


Price: £  0.00

 

 

W&H Antique lantern clock with ting tang quarter strike

4037

Winterhalder and Hofmeier, Germany
Circa 1890


8-day movement marked W & H Sch striking the quarters on 2 bells, one inside the case the second on the top of the clock and striking the hour on the top bell.
Conventional brass lantern clock case, the 2 side doors with applied sunburst decoration and the back door with cloth covered sound aperture.


Dimensions;
16.5 inches / 42cm high.
7.5 inches / 19cm deep and wide.


W & H. Sch. Winterhalder and Hofmeier of Schwarzenbach Germany
Winterhalder and Hofmeier are possibly the most famous of the German Victorian clockmakers. The firm was started by Anton Winterhalder in Schwarzenbach, Germany in 1810, taking Anton Hofmeier into partnership in 1850, with the business finally closing on the death of Winterhalder's last son Linus in 1910. A large part of their output was made for Britain and the quality of movements and cases is always very high as seen in this example.


Ref 4037


Price: £  0.00