Große Klassizismus-Stutzuhr 'Adam und Eva' mit Spielwerk - photo 1
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Große Klassizismus-Stutzuhr 'Adam und Eva' mit Spielwerk

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€ 1 800
Auction dateClassic
01.12.2023 19:00UTC +02:00
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WETTMANN Onlineauctionen
Event location
Germany, Essen
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ID 1075184
Lot 354 | Große Klassizismus-Stutzuhr 'Adam und Eva' mit Spielwerk
Große Klassizismus-Stutzuhr 'Adam und Eva' mit Spielwerk
Österreich, um 1790-1810, Holzgehäuse und Figuren, Gips gefasst, gold bemalt, Darstellung Adam und Evas mit dem Baum der Erkenntnis, wohl Wiener Tageswerk, Repetitionswerk, Viertelstundenschlag auf Gong, Fadenaufhängung, 64,5 cm x 39 cm x 16 cm, anbei Spieluhrenschlüssel Eigenbau, Spieluhr nicht gangbar, Restaurierung und Reinigung notwendig, Regulier- und Aufzugschlüssel absent, partiell Abplatzer, mit Altersspuren




Large Classicism 'Adam and Eve' Clock with Musical Movement
Austria, c. 1790-1810, wooden case and figures, plaster set, gold painted, depiction of Adam and Eve with the tree of knowledge, probably Viennese day movement, repetition movement, quarter-hour strike on gong, thread suspension, 64.5 cm x 39 cm x 16 cm, enclosed music box key of own construction, music box not operable, restoration and cleaning necessary, regulating and winding key absent, partial chipping, with traces of age
Auction house category:Wall and table clocks
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