Description
Infuse your space with the timeless grandeur of 19th-century European horology with this spectacular antique Junghans Vienna regulator wall clock. Masterfully crafted in Germany circa 1880–1900, this authentic acoustic timepiece reflects the height of late Victorian and Neo-Renaissance historicism, serving as both an exquisite mechanical instrument and a high-status focal point for sophisticated interiors.
The clock is enclosed in a premium solid walnut cabinet, showcasing a beautifully aged, rich deep-amber patina. Classic hand-turned side pilasters frame its architectural chassis, topped with a magnificent, hand-carved eagle finial with outspread wings, symbolizing strength and heritage.
Key Features:
- Authentic German Craftsmanship: Engineered by the legendary Junghans clockmakers, internationally revered for their historic precision and structural durability.
- Hand-Carved Eagle Finial: Features a striking, hand-sculpted wooden eagle surmount that anchors the piece with rich historic character.
- Architectural Walnut Case: Built with premium walnut timber and embellished with intricate hand-turned pillars and traditional finials.
- Acoustic Harmony: Outfitted with an authentic spring-driven or weight-driven German movement that delivers a warm, traditional strike on the half-hour and hour
Specifications:
- Brand / Origin: Junghans / Germany
- Style: Vienna Regulator / Neo-Renaissance Wall Clock
- Period: Late 19th to Early 20th Century (c. 1880s–1900s)
- Medium: Solid Walnut, Turned Pilasters, Porcelain Dial, Brass Pendulum, and Hardware
- Dimensions: Approximately 110 cm to 125 cm (Height) x 40 cm (Width) x 18 cm (Depth)
- Condition: Good antique condition with age-appropriate wear and patina. One decorative finial/turned element on the lower left side is missing, as clearly shown in the photos. The price has been reduced accordingly to reflect this missing piece.
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