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A lantern clock with a one-year movement by Johann Schaden (1797 - 1835) Mahogany with maple stringing on softwood and ebonised wood, white enamel dial, blued hands, brass. Movement with centre seconds and a compensation pendulum. Signed on the dial "Johann Schaden in Wien:". In professionally restored condition. Height 146, width 35, depth 19 cm. Vienna, first quarter 19th C. This lot contains organic material that does not permit the export of this lot into non-EU countries. Literature Cf. Hellich, Alt-Wiener Uhren. Die Sammlung Sobek im Geymüller-Schlössl, Munich 1978, cat. no. 115. For the clockmaker, see Andréewitch/Graef/Archard, Die Wand- und Bodenstanduhren der Habsburgermonarchie 1780–1850, vol. II, Uhrmacherverzeichnis, Stuttgart 2023, p. 423.
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