Antique German Regulator Wall Clock, Circa Late 19th to Early 20th Century
Item Details
An antique German regulator wall clock, circa late 19th to early 20th century. The walnut case features a shaped pediment carved with scrolled-foliate motifs above a full-length, glazed door flanked by a pair of fluted and ring-turned half-colmns. The door opens to a round, celluloid dial with black, Roman-numeral markers and red, geometric accents concealing brass works. Accenting the bottom of the case are two ball-turned, drop finials centered by a tiered pendant. The movement frame is marked ‘2948 / Geschuetzl’. Also included is a pendulum and a winding key.
- Please note, this is an item that may be especially difficult to move and/or transport. Unless shipping arrangements are available and made by the winning bidder, that individual is advised to bring appropriate assistance, vehicle, proper materials, and any necessary tools to pickup.
| Type | Wall Clock |
| Key Included | Yes |
Condition
- clock not tested; minor surface wear as would be expected; carved pediment is loose/detached from case and is probably a marriage; tiered pendant is missing a drop finial at the bottom; door hinges reset; arched molding on glazed door probably not original; door retains a sticker from “All Time Clock Repair” of Denver, Colorado dated “11-89”.
Dimensions
- measurements include pediment.
Item #
17DCC308-631
