Desk clock - Junghans / G. Brunott - Wood, Brass, Glass - 1900-1910

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Antique Junghans desk clock with a wooden case, brass and glass elements, an eight-day mechanical movement, dating to 1900–1910, by G. Brunott (Rotterdam) in the Netherlands; currently in fair condition and not in working order, height 32.5 cm, width 21 cm, depth 15 cm.

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Antique Junghans Mantel Clock - G. Brunott Rotterdam - 1907 - For Restoration

An authentic and highly collectible antique wooden mantel clock manufactured by the renowned German clockmaker Gebrüder Junghans, dated precisely to the first half of 1907.

This piece features a rare double-marking that adds significant historical value: the original Junghans 8-point star logo (stamped "A 07" and caliber "151") on the movement plate, and the signature of the prestigious Dutch jeweler and watchmaker "G. Brunott Rotterdam" hand-painted on the enamel dial. Gerardus Brunott established his luxury jewelry business in Rotterdam in 1900, making this an early and fine example of their imported luxury portfolio.

Design & Aesthetics:
The solid oak wooden case features transition design elements between the Eclectic and early Jugendstil / Art Deco styles.
It is embellished with clean geometric carvings beneath the dial and classical turned columns on the sides. The original hinged brass bezel with domed glass opens smoothly to reveal the elegant dial with stylized Arabic numerals.

Condition (For Restoration / Project Piece):
- Case: Excellent aesthetic condition for its age (nearly 120 years old). The wood structure is solid, with a beautiful natural patina, free from major cracks or missing decorative parts.
- Movement: The 8-day mechanical movement with a spiral gong strike train appears complete and original, featuring its stamped Junghans cast-iron gong bracket.
- Important note: The clock is being sold as a restoration project. The pendulum is detached, and the movement will require a professional cleaning, oiling, and proper setup/adjustment to be brought back to fully operational condition. No winding key is included.

Dimensions:
- Height: 32.5 cm
- Width (at base): 21 cm

A wonderful, traceable time capsule for collectors, horologists, or restoration enthusiasts. Please review the high-resolution photographs to assess the exact condition of the wood, dial, and inner movement.

The product will be professionally packed and sent safely to your address by local post.
The pictures of the product are made with the highest possible resolution, precisely to capture possible small defects (small scratches, stains, defect), the pictures are part of the product description.


Antique Junghans Mantel Clock - G. Brunott Rotterdam - 1907 - For Restoration

An authentic and highly collectible antique wooden mantel clock manufactured by the renowned German clockmaker Gebrüder Junghans, dated precisely to the first half of 1907.

This piece features a rare double-marking that adds significant historical value: the original Junghans 8-point star logo (stamped "A 07" and caliber "151") on the movement plate, and the signature of the prestigious Dutch jeweler and watchmaker "G. Brunott Rotterdam" hand-painted on the enamel dial. Gerardus Brunott established his luxury jewelry business in Rotterdam in 1900, making this an early and fine example of their imported luxury portfolio.

Design & Aesthetics:
The solid oak wooden case features transition design elements between the Eclectic and early Jugendstil / Art Deco styles.
It is embellished with clean geometric carvings beneath the dial and classical turned columns on the sides. The original hinged brass bezel with domed glass opens smoothly to reveal the elegant dial with stylized Arabic numerals.

Condition (For Restoration / Project Piece):
- Case: Excellent aesthetic condition for its age (nearly 120 years old). The wood structure is solid, with a beautiful natural patina, free from major cracks or missing decorative parts.
- Movement: The 8-day mechanical movement with a spiral gong strike train appears complete and original, featuring its stamped Junghans cast-iron gong bracket.
- Important note: The clock is being sold as a restoration project. The pendulum is detached, and the movement will require a professional cleaning, oiling, and proper setup/adjustment to be brought back to fully operational condition. No winding key is included.

Dimensions:
- Height: 32.5 cm
- Width (at base): 21 cm

A wonderful, traceable time capsule for collectors, horologists, or restoration enthusiasts. Please review the high-resolution photographs to assess the exact condition of the wood, dial, and inner movement.

The product will be professionally packed and sent safely to your address by local post.
The pictures of the product are made with the highest possible resolution, precisely to capture possible small defects (small scratches, stains, defect), the pictures are part of the product description.


Details

Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
Junghans / G. Brunott
Number of objects
1
Clock type
Desk clock
Material
Brass, Glass, Wood
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
8 day movement
Striking
half hour, one gong
Maker/designer
G. Brunott
Country of origin
Netherlands
Condition
Fair condition - heavily used & with possibly minor parts missing
In working order
No
Height
32.5 cm
Width
21 cm
Depth
15 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
Weight
2 kg
BelgiumVerified
317
Objects sold
100%
Private

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