Maritime object - Andries de Jong - Brass- Ship's clock with key





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Antique mechanical brass ship’s clock by Andries de Jong (Amsterdam), dating from 1850–1900, with a mechanical movement and strike, a patinated brass case, and dimensions approximately 15 cm wide, 7 cm high, and a 15 cm mounting plate, including the winding key.
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Andries de Jong Amsterdam – Mechanical brass ship's clock with strike mechanism – Made in Germany
Beautiful mechanical ship's clock by Andries de Jong Amsterdam, executed in heavy brass and equipped with a classic white dial with Roman numerals.
The clock has a mechanical movement and strike, both functioning well. The glass front can be opened and the winding key is included.
On the dial it reads “A° 1787 – Andries de Jong – Amsterdam” and at the bottom “Made in Germany”.
The brass case has an attractive authentic appearance with normal signs of wear and aging, including local patina and discoloration. Not overly polished, which has nicely preserved the maritime character.
Dimensions:
- Clock diameter: approx. 12.5 cm
- Height/depth: approx. 7 cm
- Diameter of mounting plate: approx. 15 cm
- Movement and strike: in good working order
- Running time and accuracy have not been extensively checked
- Includes winding key
A particularly decorative and functional maritime object for the collector of ship clocks, nautical instruments and classic ship accessories.
Will be sent by registered and insured mail.
Andries de Jong Amsterdam – Mechanical brass ship's clock with strike mechanism – Made in Germany
Beautiful mechanical ship's clock by Andries de Jong Amsterdam, executed in heavy brass and equipped with a classic white dial with Roman numerals.
The clock has a mechanical movement and strike, both functioning well. The glass front can be opened and the winding key is included.
On the dial it reads “A° 1787 – Andries de Jong – Amsterdam” and at the bottom “Made in Germany”.
The brass case has an attractive authentic appearance with normal signs of wear and aging, including local patina and discoloration. Not overly polished, which has nicely preserved the maritime character.
Dimensions:
- Clock diameter: approx. 12.5 cm
- Height/depth: approx. 7 cm
- Diameter of mounting plate: approx. 15 cm
- Movement and strike: in good working order
- Running time and accuracy have not been extensively checked
- Includes winding key
A particularly decorative and functional maritime object for the collector of ship clocks, nautical instruments and classic ship accessories.
Will be sent by registered and insured mail.

