Table clock - Warmink - Wood, Brass - 1960-1970
03
days
17
hours
22
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06
seconds
Current bid
€ 37
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Estimate € 200 - € 250
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Dutch colonial revival style table clock by Warmink, dating to 1960–1970, with a wood veneer case and gilt brass detailing, a mechanical eight-day movement, and a moon phase display with two-chime strike.
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Beautiful Dutch table clock signed Warmink (Wuba), striking model with animated moon phase display, framed by two antique-engraved sailing ships on the upper arch — a characteristic decor of clockmaking in the highly sought-after “Dutch colonial revival” style among collectors.
Case in rosewood veneer (dark warm brown-stained wood), mouldings in gilded brass representing stylized caryatids/masks on either side of the dial, curved pediment with four turned rosettes and a hinged carry handle on top. Brass claw feet.
Silvered guilloché dial with Roman numerals, surrounded by foliate motifs, gold filigree center, signed “Warmink” in cursive letters. Black wrought-iron hands in baroque style.
Mechanical key-wound movement, hour and half-hour strike on two bells (two distinct tones). The movement is signed and numbered (No. 737645, calibre reference UW07120), with the original Wuba label affixed inside the case.
Condition and operation:
• Complete movement, winds and runs perfectly
• Hour and half-hour striking functional on the two bells
• Slight running behind to be corrected — would require servicing/adjustment by a clockmaker for optimal accuracy (not blocking, simple fine-tuning)
• Original Wuba winding key included
• Reference number “N°469” stamped under the base
• Case in good overall condition, wear patina consistent with the piece’s age
Dimensions: height 27 cm
Width 19 cm
Depth 16 cm
Weight 2.2 kg
The lot can be collected on-site in Belgium / Brussels
Otherwise insured registered shipping via DPD
Beautiful Dutch table clock signed Warmink (Wuba), striking model with animated moon phase display, framed by two antique-engraved sailing ships on the upper arch — a characteristic decor of clockmaking in the highly sought-after “Dutch colonial revival” style among collectors.
Case in rosewood veneer (dark warm brown-stained wood), mouldings in gilded brass representing stylized caryatids/masks on either side of the dial, curved pediment with four turned rosettes and a hinged carry handle on top. Brass claw feet.
Silvered guilloché dial with Roman numerals, surrounded by foliate motifs, gold filigree center, signed “Warmink” in cursive letters. Black wrought-iron hands in baroque style.
Mechanical key-wound movement, hour and half-hour strike on two bells (two distinct tones). The movement is signed and numbered (No. 737645, calibre reference UW07120), with the original Wuba label affixed inside the case.
Condition and operation:
• Complete movement, winds and runs perfectly
• Hour and half-hour striking functional on the two bells
• Slight running behind to be corrected — would require servicing/adjustment by a clockmaker for optimal accuracy (not blocking, simple fine-tuning)
• Original Wuba winding key included
• Reference number “N°469” stamped under the base
• Case in good overall condition, wear patina consistent with the piece’s age
Dimensions: height 27 cm
Width 19 cm
Depth 16 cm
Weight 2.2 kg
The lot can be collected on-site in Belgium / Brussels
Otherwise insured registered shipping via DPD
Details
Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Warmink
Number of objects
1
Clock type
Table clock
Material
Brass, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
half hour, multiple bells
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
27 cm
Width
19 cm
Depth
16 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Weight
2.2 kg
Winding key
Yes
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