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Holland, “Amsterdammertje,” wall clock, signed A. van Oostrom, circa 1750. Movement with verge escapement, one weight and pendulum, alarm. Painted brass dial decorated with flowers and fruit, a rolling moon, and a date. Openwork steel hands. In an oak case with walnut veneer; the hood features three vase ornaments. Complete with pendulum and three weights. H. 135 cm, W. 35 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s [1] A. van Oostrom, ca. 1750, Amsterdam-style pendulum clock, running, striking, and alarm mechanisms, day and month indicators, walnut-veneered case, painted top of the dial, signed on the numeral ring, h. 138, w. 35, d. 22 cm
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