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A rare Dutch Frisian provincial oak hood clock, third quarter 18th Century

Description

Date aperture

The 24-cm painted iron dial has a turquoise ground with a white chapter ring with Roman numerals and Arabic five-minute marking. The foliate pierced hands and alarm disc are made of brass. In the centre is a date aperture. The spandrels are decorated with beautifully painted plumes and scrolls.

Twisted pillars

The movement is driven by a weight on a Huygens endless chain and is of short duration. It is unusually shallow, has beautifully twisted pillars and a so-called double attic. It is regulated by anchor escapement in combination with a pendulum. The clock has half-hour striking on a bell by means of a countwheel. The alarm is mounted on the top plate of the movement and strikes on the bell.

Broken pediment

The moulded oak case has a hood surmounted by a broken tympanum with an urn finial. There is a glazed door at the front and narrow windows at the sides. The short shaped tail has a lenticle with gilt lead ornament.

Sizes

(Height) 63 cm (Width) 33 cm (Depth) 16.5 cm
(Height) 24.8 in (Width) 13 in (Depth) 6.5 in

Price

€ 11.000

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