Eckschrank, bäuerisch
Cherry, around 1800. 192 x 82 x 58 cm. D

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Eckschrank, bäuerisch Cherry, around 1800. 192 x 82 x 58 cm. D

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Eckschrank, bäuerisch Cherry, around 1800. 192 x 82 x 58 cm. D

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Estim. 480 - 720 EUR

Classical corner grandfather clock circa 1800, solid cherrywood case with inlaid rectangular fields of thuja root, inlaid fillet bands and ebonised decorative mouldings, movement with two weights, Graham escapement, striking the hour on a bell at the top, round enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic minute track, applied corner cartouches made of embossed sheet brass, the hands later painted red, complete with pendulum and weights, pendulum rod slightly bent, needs to be adjusted, dimensions 250 x 56 x 38 cm.

Estim. 480 - 720 EUR

Standing clock Biedermeier circa 1800, round-headed case in cherrywood veneer and solid, head with lower door set with brass, crown in the form of a carved amphora partially gilt and with surrounding open-worked railing, round iron dial, painted in colour, with screwed-on enamel cartouches and Roman numerals, brass plate movement with Graham escapement and half-hour strike on an overhead bell, complete with two weights and pendulum, in working order, balustrade of the crown in need of restoration, dimensions 270 x 45 x 25 cm.

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