Sallander clock - Wood, Copper - 1970-1980






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An estimated 1970s Sallander clock with a wooden and copper case, mechanical movement with an eight‑day power reserve, striking a bell every half hour, origin Netherlands, in good used condition and in working order, 50 cm high by 22 cm wide by 15 cm deep, weight 6 kg.
Description from the seller
The most well-known stool clocks are those from the Zaan region. But other areas also had stool clocks, such as the Frisian stool clock and the Salland stool clock. The latter group includes this stool clock. Less known, produced in smaller quantities and strongly undervalued.
The clock consists of a backboard with a chair on which brass feet support the case with the movement. The dial has a moon phase indicator and a worked brass-colored center. Here there is a plate with the text: "Bide your time".
On the cap there are 2 two-colored ornaments. On the sides are light-colored check patterns with a decorative motif. The railings on and under the cabinet are bronze-colored.
The movement is made by FHS, type 241-080. The movement has had a maintenance service and functions excellently.
On brass chains hang brass weights. Every half hour a brass bell is struck. The pendulum has a sun as a lens.
The clock can be picked up in Almere. Shipping is done carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
The most well-known stool clocks are those from the Zaan region. But other areas also had stool clocks, such as the Frisian stool clock and the Salland stool clock. The latter group includes this stool clock. Less known, produced in smaller quantities and strongly undervalued.
The clock consists of a backboard with a chair on which brass feet support the case with the movement. The dial has a moon phase indicator and a worked brass-colored center. Here there is a plate with the text: "Bide your time".
On the cap there are 2 two-colored ornaments. On the sides are light-colored check patterns with a decorative motif. The railings on and under the cabinet are bronze-colored.
The movement is made by FHS, type 241-080. The movement has had a maintenance service and functions excellently.
On brass chains hang brass weights. Every half hour a brass bell is struck. The pendulum has a sun as a lens.
The clock can be picked up in Almere. Shipping is done carefully packed and sent by registered mail.
