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Frisian longcase wall clock, mid-19th century, and Austrian Viennese-style regulator, ca. 1860–1870. A lot consisting of two wall clocks: a Frisian longcase clock with a wooden case, mid-19th century; and a Viennese-style wall regulator in a black-finished wooden case with curved contours, a turned finial and lower ornament, a white dial with Roman numerals, and a pendulum with a brass lens. Austria, ca. 1860–70. The first photo was taken using digital technology; the proportions may therefore vary. 75–95 cm.
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