Vienna Regulator Clocks

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Monumental Vienna Regulator clocks wow! You have a once in a lifetime chance to buy a clock of this type. These are from some of the nicest personal collections in the world. These clocks can be huge measuring over 6’ long some times and can only be described as a incredible! Thess clocks were made late Victorian age usually around 1870-80. These fine Vienna regulators usually have a finial top, with a rich details and colors border demands attention in the room. Magnificent walnut cases are the norm and can be found in wonderful condition for their age. The elegant cases have arches carved out front doors. The two piece white enamel dials with Roman numerals with subsidiary seconds dials. The simple elegant lines of these cases with colorful boarders are amazing. Check out their massive original finials! The bottom finials can measure nearly 6” wide! Remember, the overall size can very from 3- 8 feet tall. Needless to say you can mount these securely on a nail in a stud. Although the movements are beautiful they run and keep nearly perfect time. Of course, adjustments will likely be needed over time. Beneath the massive pendulums are usually an enamel plate to the base. The gigantic size of these pieces dwarfs the movement in comparison. These come in single, double, and triple weight movement's original to the case with original weight(s), original fancy pulley, original pendulum and the antique keys are also provided. The substantial white dials are typically in good condition without damage in near mint condition most of the time. The cases are also just as superb, usually you won't even find cracks, scuffs, and skins. These are beautiful clocks if left in untouched condition. These clocks are part of usually the nicest personal collections. Collecting clocks, you want to be picky. Needless to say, it should meet your criteria and I’m confident you’ll agree. I really do not think this description does this clock justice. Please see the many pictures for a quality clock not to be missed. Check to see the movement back plate is numbered but or signed, spare holes in the back board to make sure you are happy. These clocks can be German and come with solid pallets, and run 9-10 day duration.
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