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ALTDEUTSCH VIENNA REGULATOR FOR SALE!
Last edited January 17th, 2008
Item Number J018:
Very attractive Altdeutsch style 2 weight Gebruder Resch Vienna Regulator. .
Price **** REDUCED to $1150 USD plus S&H! (ON HOLD)****
Beautiful circa 1885 Vienna regulator in light wood case (probably Walnut). This Vienna regulator is of classic design and proportions.
Offered from my personal collection is a vienna clock I've owned and kept running for seven or more years, and an extremely impressive one at that. It's one of the Gebruder Resch/ Remember clocks, from the most legendary factory in Austria, a two-weight running eight days and counting the hour, then striking once on the half hour. I think the case is walnut veneer but I'm not certain.
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Dimensions are approximately 52 inches high by 16 1/4 wide at the greatest width by 7 1/4 deep at the greatest depth. The decorative top crest removes and I believe is original. The clock has the usual place of separation of the wood here and there, but relatively insignificant. The dial featuring a signature has a few visible "hairlines" as the photo shows.Such hairlines are common in many antique dials. But there are no major chips in the porcelain. The third photo gives you a nice view of the signature.
The weights might not be original. This often happens as a clock travels through more than a century of time...they seem a little to large in diameter as there is no space between them. If you carefully wind the weights and keep the right side weight spaced a few inches above the left one, all should be well. Otherwise the clock operates fine. I guess the occasional eccentricity is part of the charm of having a wonderful old clock!
All-in-all an impressive antique wall clock, largely original at a definite entry-level price into the satisfying world of collecting weighted Austrian viennas!
Price is now $1250 US dollars in US funds drawn on a US bank, in the form of a money order or cashier's check. Sorry, no COD's, sales to "third parties" or on approval. Shipping to addresses in continental USA. All shipping/packing charges will be extra and packing handled by a professional pack-and-ship center. Generally, expect their packing and shipping charge to be $200-300 for standard ground service.
E-mail me if you have questions, or want to buy this clock. Please include
the item number.
Click Here to E-Mail Me(Gerald Walsh)
Last edited January 17th, 2008
Item Number J018: Very attractive Altdeutsch style 2 weight Gebruder Resch Vienna Regulator. .
Price **** REDUCED to $1150 USD plus S&H! (ON HOLD)****
Beautiful circa 1885 Vienna regulator in light wood case (probably Walnut). This Vienna regulator is of classic design and proportions.
Offered from my personal collection is a vienna clock I've owned and kept running for seven or more years, and an extremely impressive one at that. It's one of the Gebruder Resch/ Remember clocks, from the most legendary factory in Austria, a two-weight running eight days and counting the hour, then striking once on the half hour. I think the case is walnut veneer but I'm not certain.
Click on the pictures below for a high resolution picture. Some of these pictures may take a quite a while to load if you do not have high speed access. Below the pictures is a more detailed description.
Dimensions are approximately 52 inches high by 16 1/4 wide at the greatest width by 7 1/4 deep at the greatest depth. The decorative top crest removes and I believe is original. The clock has the usual place of separation of the wood here and there, but relatively insignificant. The dial featuring a signature has a few visible "hairlines" as the photo shows.Such hairlines are common in many antique dials. But there are no major chips in the porcelain. The third photo gives you a nice view of the signature.
The weights might not be original. This often happens as a clock travels through more than a century of time...they seem a little to large in diameter as there is no space between them. If you carefully wind the weights and keep the right side weight spaced a few inches above the left one, all should be well. Otherwise the clock operates fine. I guess the occasional eccentricity is part of the charm of having a wonderful old clock!
All-in-all an impressive antique wall clock, largely original at a definite entry-level price into the satisfying world of collecting weighted Austrian viennas!
Price is now $1250 US dollars in US funds drawn on a US bank, in the form of a money order or cashier's check. Sorry, no COD's, sales to "third parties" or on approval. Shipping to addresses in continental USA. All shipping/packing charges will be extra and packing handled by a professional pack-and-ship center. Generally, expect their packing and shipping charge to be $200-300 for standard ground service.
Click Here to E-Mail Me(Gerald Walsh)
E-mail me if you have questions, or want to buy this clock. Please include
the item number.