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A regulator clock by Franz Lehrner (1770 - 1847) Mahogany with maple stringing on softwood, white enamel dial with subsidiary seconds, blued hands, brass, steel. Movement with deadbeat seconds, Graham escapement, oval weight, maintaining power, knife-edge suspension, 14-day running. Seconds pendulum with six steel rods and one brass rod. Signed on the dial "Franz Lehrner in Wien:". Professionally restored; a crack in one of the side glass panels. Height 200, width 46, depth 27 cm. Vienna, around 1830. This lot contains organic material that does not permit the export of this lot into non-EU countries. Literature Published in Andréewitch/Graef/Archard, Die Wand- und Bodenstanduhren der Habsburgermonarchie 1780–1850, vol. I, Monographie & Katalog, cat. no. 32. For more on the clockmaker, see Andréewitch/Graef/Archard, Die Wand- und Bodenstanduhren der Habsburgermonarchie 1780–1850, vol. II, Uhrmacherverzeichnis, Stuttgart 2023, p. 316.
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