Table clock - AWU - Art Deco Brass, Copper - 1950-1960 - Pendulum with Springbok

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Paula Martin-Calero Toro
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Estimate  € 140 - € 170
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A Dutch Art Deco table clock designed by J. Bosma & W. Uithol for AWU, circa 1950, made of patinated brass and copper with a brass fawn motif, powered by an electric 220-volt movement with an infinite running mechanism, measuring 17.5 cm high by 30.5 cm wide by 5 cm deep and weighing 1.3 kg, in good vintage condition with original cord.

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A highly decorative and iconic Dutch table clock in a streamlined Art Deco style, produced around 1950. This beloved model was designed by Johannes Bosma and Willem Uithol for the clock factory AWU (Albert Willem Uithol).

The clock is entirely made of brass and copper. The centerpiece is the beautifully stylized, leaping gazelle (springbok) that flanks the round dial. The dark dial features the AWU trademark, elegant brass hands, and prominent hour markers in the form of stars and stylized Arabic numerals (3, 6, 9, 12).

On the back, the clock bears an authentic, historical shop sticker from "Horlogerie Hubert Herps – Leenderweg 27, Eindhoven". The clock is equipped with the original electric movement and the original wiring with plug.

Specifications:
Design: Johannes Bosma & Willem Uithol
Manufacturer: AWU, Netherlands
Period: approx. 1950
Material: Patinated brass and copper
Movement: Electric (synchronous motor)
Origin: Netherlands, with original shop sticker from Eindhoven

Condition:
The clock is in a beautiful, original vintage condition. The brass has developed a lovely and authentic patina over the years. There are light, normal signs of aging visible on the metal (see the detailed photos for an accurate impression). The cord and plug are original and unrestored.

A highly decorative and iconic Dutch table clock in a streamlined Art Deco style, produced around 1950. This beloved model was designed by Johannes Bosma and Willem Uithol for the clock factory AWU (Albert Willem Uithol).

The clock is entirely made of brass and copper. The centerpiece is the beautifully stylized, leaping gazelle (springbok) that flanks the round dial. The dark dial features the AWU trademark, elegant brass hands, and prominent hour markers in the form of stars and stylized Arabic numerals (3, 6, 9, 12).

On the back, the clock bears an authentic, historical shop sticker from "Horlogerie Hubert Herps – Leenderweg 27, Eindhoven". The clock is equipped with the original electric movement and the original wiring with plug.

Specifications:
Design: Johannes Bosma & Willem Uithol
Manufacturer: AWU, Netherlands
Period: approx. 1950
Material: Patinated brass and copper
Movement: Electric (synchronous motor)
Origin: Netherlands, with original shop sticker from Eindhoven

Condition:
The clock is in a beautiful, original vintage condition. The brass has developed a lovely and authentic patina over the years. There are light, normal signs of aging visible on the metal (see the detailed photos for an accurate impression). The cord and plug are original and unrestored.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
AWU
Title additional information
Pendulum with Springbok
Clock type
Table clock
Model
Pendulum with Springbok
Material
Brass, Copper
Clock mechanism
Electric 220 Volt
Power reserve
infinite movement
Striking
Not striking
Maker/designer
J.Bosma & W. Uithol
Style
Art Deco
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
17.5 cm
Width
30.5 cm
Depth
5 cm
Estimated period
1950-1960
Weight
1.3 kg
The NetherlandsVerified
Private

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