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Jacob Hase - Coach Clock (*) A very fine and impressive small Augsburg hour-striking coach clock Dimensions: 61 mm, circa 1725, Weight: 227 g, Origin: Germany Case: Silver, open-worked rim decorated with engraved hunting dogs and acanthus tendrils, rear bell. Dial: Silver champlevé. Movement: Full-plate movement, chain/fusee, florally engraved barrel, locking plate for the striking mechanism, 1 hammer, three-arm brass balance. The maker of this watch was presumably Johann Jakob Haase of Augsburg, who became a master watchmaker in 1723. He was a renowned Baroque watchmaker. He crafted high-quality, ornate pocket watches and verge pocket watches (often with finely detailed high-relief cases and repeaters), which are now highly sought-after collector’s items at international auctions. This watch was previously part of the Fraenkel Collection (inventory no. 49). Case: very good. Dial: very good. Movement: very good, minor restorations, in working condition.
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