Peisur - Junghans - Tre, Messing - 1920-1930

Antique Junghans Westminster Chime Mantel Clock (1925) - For Restoration

An authentic German antique mantel clock crafted by the renowned maker Junghans in the second half of 1925 (marked "B25").
The clock features a classic Art Deco "Napoleon Hat" / tambour wooden case with attractive grain patterns and its original four wooden feet.
This is a high-quality, complex timepiece ideal for clocksmiths, collectors, and restoration enthusiasts.

- **Brand:** Junghans (Germany, Württemberg)
- **Production Date:** B25 (July–December 1925)
- **Movement Type:** Mechanical, multi-train movement with Westminster chime
- **Chime System:** 5-hammer mechanism striking on 5 long gong rods (quarter-hour Westminster melody)
- **Dial:** Original silvered dial with Arabic numerals, original black hands, and a "Chime/Silent" selector switch near the 3 o'clock position
- **Markings:** Fully stamped with the Junghans 8-point star logo and "B25" on the brass movement plate. The bottom of the wooden case features factory stamps ("17/146", "1288"), a handwritten period signature ("Koler/Koter"), and a matching "25" year inscription.

Condition Report (For Restoration)
- **Movement:** Visually complete, intact, and features clean gear trains, but requires a professional ultrasonic cleaning, fresh oiling, and adjustments due to age-related dust and oxidation. Untested.
- **Case:** Strong and structurally sound wood body with typical minor surface wear, scratches, and age patina.
- **Included Parts:** Includes the original brass biconvex pendulum bob (lens) with its bottom rating/regulation nut.
- **Missing Items:** The winding key and the thin vertical pendulum rod (suspension wire connector) are missing and NOT included.

Dimensions : 28 cm × 51 cm × 17 cm

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.