1923 Antique Mechanical Wooden Wall Clock by Gebrüder Junghans From Black Forest

Description

This miniature regulator is presented in the catalog by Gebrüder Junghans for 1923 under the name Mosel II.
This particular … more This miniature regulator is presented in the catalog by Gebrüder Junghans for 1923 under the name Mosel II.
This particular specimen is in working condition.
Who made: Gebrüder Junghans AG
Where made: made In Germany (Schwarzwald Black Forest)
Date of production: circa 1922-1923
Movement by Gebrüder Junghans from Schramberg (Schwarzwald)
Junghans' sign on the movement plate
Strike: every 1/2 hour with one hammer on a spiral simple gong
Clock hands: black steel
Case: walnut wood and veneering. The door is decorated with carvings and appliques. On the back of the case, there is a stamp of the trading house in the Bischwiller (France)
Key included
Dimensions (cm): 66х27x16.5
Dimensions (inch): 25.9x10.6x6.4
Caveats:
Traces of age and use
Wormhole case
Minor damages
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Important:
Antique clocks are not new clocks! A centenary clock may not be perfect, don't expect it to look like new. Please review carefully the photographs that are part of the description and which best represent the condition of the item. Several pictures were taken to show the condition. Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings and minor surface scratches.
Antique clocks are not new clocks! A centenary clock may not be perfect, don't expect it to look like new. Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings and minor surface scratches.
The clock is in excellent running order - however, since it is an antique, it is being sold with no warranty or guarantee of accuracy.
NOTE: Although the clock is internally complete, in working order, and the movement has been serviced, the clock is not being sold as a time-measuring device, but as a unique antique artifact of unrivaled beauty as an interior decorative item.
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