Antique Junghans Mahogany German Wall Clock Vienna Regulator 1900
Item History & Price
| Reference Number: Avaluer:27434965 | Country/Region of Manufacture: Germany |
| Featured Refinements: Antique German Wall Clock | Brand: Junghans |
Antique Junghans Mahogany German wall clock Vienna Regulator 1900
Imported from Germany Beautiful condition around 120 years old.A beautiful center piece for any home or office.Pre WW1, has a nice pristine Dial, Very Ornate case.wavy antique glass.Cleaned and serviced brass movement.
Another very rare and stunning ornate Vienna wall clock .It has beautiful hand made decor, beautiful colorful wood that shows off it's rich colors of Antique beauty. The clock is made of Mahogany and... has amazing and stunning detail This clock tick's and tock's and gongs smooth and precise. Keeps good time. 8 day clock, gongs on the hour and on the half hour. does come with it's key.The outside measurements are 34 inches tall from it's tallest peaks and 15 inches wide from it's widest peaks and 7 inches deep. The flawless porcelain clock face is 5 7/8 inches in diameter, Please look at all pictures. Feel free to ask any questions. Don't forget to check out this weeks other items. This clock will be packed with Great Care
1861, Erhard Junghans had set aside capital to start his own business producing accessories for clocks and subsequently complete clocks. He enlisted his brother Xaver, a cabinetmaker then living in America, to acquire the assembly-line machinery for making clock parts.1866 the first clocks followed.Following the registration as early as 1877 of the first factory trademark, "eagle with flag".But there is good evidence that as far back as 1869 the 5 pointed star with a J was used although not registered until 1882. In 1890 a trademark was again registerd with an 8 point star with the J and company name.After 1900 a date stamp was also stamped along with that trademark. The company further expanded over years merging with other well-known German clockmakers including Lenzkirch, Thomas Haller and Gustav Becker.
Imported from Germany Beautiful condition around 120 years old.A beautiful center piece for any home or office.Pre WW1, has a nice pristine Dial, Very Ornate case.wavy antique glass.Cleaned and serviced brass movement.
Another very rare and stunning ornate Vienna wall clock .It has beautiful hand made decor, beautiful colorful wood that shows off it's rich colors of Antique beauty. The clock is made of Mahogany and... has amazing and stunning detail This clock tick's and tock's and gongs smooth and precise. Keeps good time. 8 day clock, gongs on the hour and on the half hour. does come with it's key.The outside measurements are 34 inches tall from it's tallest peaks and 15 inches wide from it's widest peaks and 7 inches deep. The flawless porcelain clock face is 5 7/8 inches in diameter, Please look at all pictures. Feel free to ask any questions. Don't forget to check out this weeks other items. This clock will be packed with Great Care
1861, Erhard Junghans had set aside capital to start his own business producing accessories for clocks and subsequently complete clocks. He enlisted his brother Xaver, a cabinetmaker then living in America, to acquire the assembly-line machinery for making clock parts.1866 the first clocks followed.Following the registration as early as 1877 of the first factory trademark, "eagle with flag".But there is good evidence that as far back as 1869 the 5 pointed star with a J was used although not registered until 1882. In 1890 a trademark was again registerd with an 8 point star with the J and company name.After 1900 a date stamp was also stamped along with that trademark. The company further expanded over years merging with other well-known German clockmakers including Lenzkirch, Thomas Haller and Gustav Becker.
