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Holland, longcase clock, Johannes Logge, Amsterdam, circa 1740; movement with two weights, running time of eight days. Regulated by an anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum. Silvered brass dial displaying the day, date, month, rolling moon, and seconds, with finely pierced hands. Oak case veneered with burr walnut; the hood features a figure of Atlas (without the Victories). Complete with pendulum and two weights. H. 290 (excluding Atlas) x 62 x 34 cm Provenance: from a private Amsterdam estate, collected between the 1960s and 1980s A standing clock by Johannes Logge of Amsterdam, signed on the numeral ring, in a burr walnut-veneered case with inlaid bandwork and decorated with carvings, in working order, chime and alarm mechanisms, indicators for date, month, high tide, and moon phase, dial surrounded by the four seasons, contoured dome crowned with an Atlas figure, lower case with volutes and resting on baluster legs, ca. 1750, height ca. 290 cm
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