German silver very fine double cased coach clock Circa 1730

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Kenmerk
PD0026
Diameter
110 mm
Estimate
€ 30.000 - 50.000
Price sold
€

Quarter repeating with day and date indication.
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An in museum like quality, almost as new, very fine double cased coach clock with quarter hour self strike “Grande Sonnerie”, quarter repeating mechanism, alarm, day and date indication “The Great Turkish War”.
The outer case is silver, covered with blue leather, stud decoration, large lateral hinge. Inner case – silver, punch mark “GDW”, Repoussé decoration: battle scene of a Turkish and an Austrian soldier in front of military camp, fine engraved and pierced, ribbon decoration and acanthus foliage, large lateral hinge. The dial is silver, champlevé, finely engraved, Roman numerals, central turning alarm disc with setting device via pinion square, window for month at 12 o’clock, window for date at 3 o’clock, engraved and pierced blued hands. Full plate movement, frosted, gilt, applied engraved pierced decorations, florally pierced movement pillars, 4 florally engraved barrels, chain/fusee, 4 hammers/1 bell, verge escapament, three arm steel balance, florally engraved and pierced balance cock with grotesque mask, regulator disc.
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Diameter: 110 mm
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Signed: Benedictus Fuerstenfelder, Friedberg

 

Signed: Benedictus Fürstenfelder

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