Winding keys for grandfather or grandmother clocks (floor clocks or parlour clocks) (10) - Iron, steel, wood - 1900 - Varied game





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Set of ten antique hand-wind clock keys for tall clocks, dating to around 1900, made of iron, steel and wood, in good used condition.
Description from the seller
Lot consisting of ten antique clock winding keys, of various shapes, sizes and configurations, gathered as a collection for collecting, restoration, or use as spare parts.
The pieces feature different constructions: several incorporate turned wooden handles, others are entirely metal, and one stands out for its larger size and craftsmanship, with a long turned body, rigid, and a large grip ring. All pieces retain signs typical of age and use, including patina, surface oxidation, marks, wear, and variations in finish. They have not been restored or polished intensively, so they maintain their original appearance, as shown in the photographs, which form part of the description.
Each key is identified with a numbered label to facilitate recognition in the photographs. An image with approximate measurements and weights of the set is also included. The photographs are an essential part of the description and allow a detailed examination of the condition, shape, and finish of each piece.
They are shipped perfectly prepared and with a tracking code.
Lot consisting of ten antique clock winding keys, of various shapes, sizes and configurations, gathered as a collection for collecting, restoration, or use as spare parts.
The pieces feature different constructions: several incorporate turned wooden handles, others are entirely metal, and one stands out for its larger size and craftsmanship, with a long turned body, rigid, and a large grip ring. All pieces retain signs typical of age and use, including patina, surface oxidation, marks, wear, and variations in finish. They have not been restored or polished intensively, so they maintain their original appearance, as shown in the photographs, which form part of the description.
Each key is identified with a numbered label to facilitate recognition in the photographs. An image with approximate measurements and weights of the set is also included. The photographs are an essential part of the description and allow a detailed examination of the condition, shape, and finish of each piece.
They are shipped perfectly prepared and with a tracking code.

