Paula Martin-Calero Toro

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Beautiful antique inlaid walnut mantel clock

Probably made for the English market

Dating from 1910-1920

Silver-colored dial behind a glass dome surrounded by a brass rim

Movement marked with crossed arrows
Hamburger Clock

Remark

The clock movement runs well
The pin used to set the hands is loose and I cannot move the hands
Note

The movement is enclosed by a brass cap

Nice model

For a good overall impression see the attached photos

Will be sent by registered mail

Mooie Antieke ingelegde wortelnoten schouwklok 

Waarschijnlijk gemaakt voor de Engelse markt 

Datering 1910-1920 

Zilverkleurige wijzerplaat achter een bol glas omgeven door een messing rand 

Uurwerk gemerkt met gekruiste pijlen 
Hamburger Clock 

Bemerking 
Het uurwerk loopt goed 
Het pinnetje om de wijzers te verzetten zit los en ik kan de wijzers niet verzetten 
Puntje van aandacht 

Het uurwerk wordt afgesloten met een messing kap

Leuk model 

Voor een goede algemene indruk zie bijgevoegde foto's 

Wordt aangetekend verzonden 

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Clock -   Wood, Brass - 1910-1920 - chimney clock

Mechanical - 8 day movement - Not striking

The Netherlands

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Condition

In working order

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Antique inlaid walnut mantel clock from Germany, circa 1910–1920, with a mechanical eight‑day movement, brass details, silvered dial behind glass, no striking, dimensions 14 cm high, 29.5 cm wide, 8.5 cm deep, weight 886 g; it runs well though the hand-setting pin is loose.

Clock - Wood, Brass - 1910-1920 - chimney clock

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Antique inlaid walnut mantel clock from Germany, circa 1910–1920, with a mechanical eight‑day movement, brass details, silvered dial behind glass, no striking, dimensions 14 cm high, 29.5 cm wide, 8.5 cm deep, weight 886 g; it runs well though the hand-setting pin is loose.

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