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Holland, “Groningen Staartklok,” wall clock, 19th century; weight-driven movement, verge escapement combined with a pendulum. One-day operation. Painted dial depicting a fisherman at a lake with a village in the background; brass hands. Oak case with verre églomisé panels in the hood featuring floral decoration; broken pediment with a figure of Atlas and two Victories. Complete with pendulum and weights. H. 172 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1] An oak Groningen tail clock with a bridal wreath, a painted dial surrounded by gilded metal figures representing the four seasons, a curved hood with an open front and crowned by three figures, 19th century
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