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Zeeland, Michigan, circa 1919, featuring an ornate arched steel and brass dial marked "HWN" for H. Winterhalder AG Neustadt, having "Westminster / Winchester / Whittington" chimes, silent and strike options, subsidiary dial, and lunette with painted moon dial, German weight driven brass works signed HWN [within an oval] / D.R.R.P. No 408845 / Colonial Mfg. Co. / 24492 / Winterhalder Germany," with suspension spring pendulum chiming on nine tubes, the mahogany case with beveled glass panels, fully turned and fluted reeded columns featuring palm motif capitals supporting recessed arched niche and broken arch pediment with torch finial, case stamped with model number to the verso. Includes (9) tubes, case keys, winding key, and pendulum.
90 x 27 x 18 in.
From the Estate of the late Mr. John L. Stone and Mrs. Josephine T. Stone, Middlesex, North Carolina Scratch to left side door; silk fabric lining at the hood panels with crushing and disintegration; moon phase with complete repaint; minute hand detached but present. Please see Terms and Conditions: Clocks and Watches.
