Table clock - Art Deco Wood, Brass - 1900-1910

antique German mantel clock (parlor clock or pendule), made by the well-known manufacturer Hamburg-Amerikanische Uhrenfabrik (HAU) (recognizable by the crossed arrows on the dial) or Gebrüder Junghans. The style reflects the transitional period between historicism (Eclectic style) and early Jugendstil / Art Deco, dating around 1900–1920. Item description: Antique Wooden Mantel Clock / Parlor Clock (c. 1900) • Object type: Antique mantel clock or pendule. • Period: Early 20th century (c. 1900 – 1920). • Provenance: Germany (attributed to HAU or Junghans). • Material: Case made of solid wood (presumably oak or walnut) with brass fittings, brass dial bezel, and a glass door for the pendulum. Visual features & design • Case: Architecturally styled cabinet with a slightly sloped gabled roof, decorative brass fittings on the base corners, and a brass fronton (top molding) at the upper edge. • Dial: Aged, lightly patinated dial with clear Arabic numerals. Equipped with the two characteristic winding holes and finely detailed black hands. • Pendulum compartment: At the bottom there is a glass window behind which the pendulum is normally visible. Accessories (Included) • Original (or matching) brass pendulum disk (pendule), currently dismantled for safe transport. • Associated metal winding key.

Schätzpreis:€150

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