Clock (3) - Tin, Enamel, Wood, Brass - 1950-1960
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Three clocks in a lot: a tin and enamel cabinet clock with a mechanical eight-day movement, no striking, UK origin, in good used condition, with dimensions 27 cm high by 12.5 cm wide and 1,887 g; a circa 1880 Aesthetic Movement mantel clock with ebony case and enamel panels and bronze lion feet, not running, 15.5 cm high by 16 cm wide and 939 g; and a Junghans table clock with running movement, 17 cm high by 29.5 cm wide and 904 g.
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Description from the seller
3 different clocks
- Beautiful tin clock in the shape of a cabinet
Beautiful feet
Marked on the underside with;
Made in Italy with the letters MM
Famous Tin factory Marinoni
Known for its handmade articles
Runs fine
H 27 cm
W 12.5 cm
Weight 1887 grams (heavy little clock)
- This is an antique Aesthetic Movement mantel clock, probably designed by Lewis F. Day around 1880
The clock has a black-painted wooden case ("ebonised") with inlaid enamel panels and dial
The panels show typical landscapes with trees and windmills.
At the front bronze lion’s paws
H 15.5 cm
W 16 cm
Weight 939 grams
The clock does not run
Balance/escapement not working
Perhaps interesting for the enthusiast or hobbyist
- Junghans mantel clock with a nice movement
Movement marked with Junghans Württemberg
The clock runs well, no alarm work
H 17 cm
W 29.5 cm
Weight 904 grams
For a good general impression see the attached photos
Will be sent by registered post
3 different clocks
- Beautiful tin clock in the shape of a cabinet
Beautiful feet
Marked on the underside with;
Made in Italy with the letters MM
Famous Tin factory Marinoni
Known for its handmade articles
Runs fine
H 27 cm
W 12.5 cm
Weight 1887 grams (heavy little clock)
- This is an antique Aesthetic Movement mantel clock, probably designed by Lewis F. Day around 1880
The clock has a black-painted wooden case ("ebonised") with inlaid enamel panels and dial
The panels show typical landscapes with trees and windmills.
At the front bronze lion’s paws
H 15.5 cm
W 16 cm
Weight 939 grams
The clock does not run
Balance/escapement not working
Perhaps interesting for the enthusiast or hobbyist
- Junghans mantel clock with a nice movement
Movement marked with Junghans Württemberg
The clock runs well, no alarm work
H 17 cm
W 29.5 cm
Weight 904 grams
For a good general impression see the attached photos
Will be sent by registered post
Details
Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
3
Material
Brass, Enamel, Tin, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
Not striking
Country of origin
United Kingdom
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
28 cm
Width
26 cm
Depth
8 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Weight
3730 g
Winding key
No
