Hello, Nice clock. I'm not too familiar with these clocks, but I think the clock is between 1860-1880?? I'm sure someone with more knowledge will provide a better date.
Ah! Good catch! I didn't even see that one. Clarification is required I suppose. Looking at it now, there are three different parts that could be the object of discussion.
Rodrigo,
I have no information to offer, but the ornaments do look out of place to me, but it may have matched the original top that is no longer present.
Love those hands though.
Enjoy!
Grant
Hi Tim, I think it is more likely that the cases were produced as described and then painted afterwards, perhaps in India. Are the dimensions of your case similar to those advertised above?
Your case looks too similar to the catalogued versions to have been made offshore IMO.
Nice find. From Tran's book, it would seems as though the drop octogen was available (originally) in Rosewood or Oak. From the ring remaining from under the dial I would suspect your clock was rosewood. The bottom clock is 9"...sorry I cropped off the edge.
Great find. I have the same clock. Mine was complete, but one finial was broken at the top. I have repaired it, and I doubt you would detect the repair. My dials were badly flaking, so I have the dial house re-do both. They did a great job. I would have preferred original as well, but...
Nice clock Larry,
I'm sure it will clean up well.
I have never used actual mainspring clamps. I simply use tie wire. I find it much easier to work with and can easily adjusted it to the diameter I need.
Good luck!
Yes the painting embellishment may have reduced the value, but at least it was saved from being lost forever. It now makes up part of the clocks history.
Hello.
I looked through Tran's book and was not able to find this exact model. It looks similar to the Prism (page 126), but the feet look different and the top appears to have a slope in this picture. Hard to tell from the picture.
Nice find! It looks like it was well cared for. The receipt is a bonus. Can't believe the price in 1973. Not cheap for sure and you would be hard pressed to get close to that 40+ years later.
Dial looks original to me.
Im not sure paying for a certificate will give you more info than what you have. As above, the serial number puts it in 1901-04 time frame, and Chelsea will likely tell you that it was sold to a retailer (Riggs and Bro) around that time. I suspect they will have no...
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