Longcase clock - E. Foulon - Wood, Brass - 1850-1900

Are you looking for a unique heirloom with character and history? This stately antique standing clock is a splendid example of Belgian craftsmanship from the late 19th century. The dial is signed by the renowned clockmaker E. Foulon à St. Jean de Mol. (Molenbeek-Saint-Jean, Brussels), which testifies to a rich Brussels history.
Features
Maker: E. Foulon, a respected watchmaker from the industrial heart of 19th-century Brussels.
Period: circa 1860 - 1890 (Eclectic style).
Cabinet: A sturdy, hand-carved cabinet made of high-quality oak with a warm patina that comes into its own in any interior.
Dial: Authentic enameled dial with classic Roman numerals and refined details.
Clockwork: Equipped with a classic mechanical movement with a clear multi-tone chime at every quarter hour.

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The clock is in excellent antique condition. The woodwork is well maintained and the mechanism has been recently checked and is complete with pendulums and weights.
A winding key is, of course, included as well.

A grandfather clock by E. Foulon is not only a timepiece, but a piece of furniture that adds a sense of calm and grandeur to your living room, hallway, or office. A solid investment for the connoisseur of antiques and horology.

The clock can be collected in Sittard and is located on the ground floor. Please bring your own packing materials, but assistance with loading, lifting, and moving is available. After discussion, shipping within the Netherlands is also possible at the buyer's expense.