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![German {in the English style} large fusee bracket clock, retailed at 29 Church St, Liverpool by Frisch Schierwater and Co (on dial), an ebonized case with cast brass "jester" caryatids to the corners, fancy cast brass side frets, all surmounted by a giant urn and flame finial, with smaller finials to the corners, the whole resting on "toed" feet. Note this clock chimes Westminster quarters on 4 tuned flat wire gongs and strikes the hours on a much larger 5th deep toned gong. Subsidiary dials on the arched dial are for Fast / Slow and Chime / Silent. The dial with cast spandrels of winged cherubs on both the dial corners and at the apex of the arch, and gilt foliate castings filling in other areas. Note this is a two [2] fusee clock, with reliable quarter chime and strike system designed by Winterhalder and Hofmeier....see horizontal pins on rear of tune drum to perform strike. C.1890](/images/robertoschmitt21/t4050_a.jpg)
German {in the English style} large fusee bracket clock, retailed at 29 Church St, Liverpool by Frisch Schierwater and Co (on dial), an ebonized case with cast brass "jester" caryatids to the corners, fancy cast brass side frets, all surmounted by a giant urn and flame finial, with smaller finials to the corners, the whole resting on "toed" feet. Note this clock chimes Westminster quarters on 4 tuned flat wire gongs and strikes the hours on a much larger 5th deep toned gong. Subsidiary dials on the arched dial are for Fast / Slow and Chime / Silent. The dial with cast spandrels of winged cherubs on both the dial corners and at the apex of the arch, and gilt foliate castings filling in other areas. Note this is a two [2] fusee clock, with reliable quarter chime and strike system designed by Winterhalder and Hofmeier....see horizontal pins on rear of tune drum to perform strike. C.1890 -
German, Oswald Uhrenfabrik, "Skull" of carved wood, telling time with rotating eyes; time in photo is 1:30; minutes showing to the right, c1935 -
German, year running fusee banjo timepiece retailed by Bailey, Banks, and Biddle Co. This is an uncommon timepiece with the same fusee arrangement found in Germanic style wall and tall clock cases, c1920 -
German Black Forest oversize cuckoo clock with 30 hour time, strike and musical three weight driven movement likely in linden wood case, c1880 -
German "Alt Deutsch" style tall case with later Swiss pinwheel escapement movement and high grade grid iron pendulum. The case is mahogany with carvings and turnings and surmounted by carved crowned eagle finial. The porcelain enamel dial has sweep seconds, c1880 -
Black Forest German large 8 day fusee shelf cuckoo clock, c1880. -
Howard Miller, Zeeland, Michigan, modern tall clock 8 day time, strike and chime on 9 tubes with option for Westminster, Whittington or St. Michael's tune weight driven movement in hard wood case with silvered metal dial with moon phase and applied brass numerals and spandrels, c1995 -
German carved and painted whistler leaning on lamppost with mechanical movement and battery powered lamp, c1930 -
Junghans, Germany, "Diana", swinging arm novelty 8 day timepiece. The patinated spelter statue is affixed to a turned wooden base and a small well made movement is housed in the top of the 'clock arm'. -
Unknown, Dwarf tall clock in walnut case, c1950, with a much earlier German time and strike spring wind crown wheel escapement movement and dial fitted to the case -
Jasser, Liegnitz/Silesia, German free swinger walnut time and strike 8 day wall clock, c1880 -
German, Oswald, small dog light color rotating eyes 30 hour novelty clock, circa mid 20th century -
German carved and painted whistler leaning on lamppost with mechanical movement and battery powered lamp, c1930 -
Remember German 2 weight time and strike serpentine ebonized Vienna regulator, c1900. -
Junghans 2-weight 8 day Vienna regulator, c1900. -
Gold front full size 8 day modern reproduction mahogany banjo clock, c1980. -
Singing bird single German mechanical with tail and beak motion when singing in gilt cage, c1930 -
Owl novelty clock German or Swiss with moving eyes and cast white metal front inset with Arabic numeral dial all on wooden housing for movement, c1920 -
Single singing bird in cage manufactured by Karl Griesbaum, Triberg, Germany with mechanical movement imparting motion to bird on perch including brass stand for larger size bird cage, c1950 -
German Black Forest 30-hour time and strike spring driven inlaid cuckoo clock, c1910