antique german table clock – verge escapement – late 18th / early 19th century – working

For sale is a high-quality antique German table clock featuring its original mechanical verge escapement movement.

The clock is housed in a solid wooden case with glazed doors and an ornately decorated metal dial with Roman numerals. It is equipped with a striking mechanism and reliably strikes the full hours.The hand-wound mechanical movement is complete, clean, and fully functional. Its technical condition is clearly visible in the photos and reflects careful preservation over generations.Based on construction, technical execution, and stylistic features, the clock can be dated to the late 18th to early 19th century, approximately between 1780 and 1830.This period represents the transition from early traditional clockmaking to more refined precision craftsmanship, making surviving working examples increasingly rare.Condition
Fully functional
Hour strike working
Very good age-related condition
Original patina preserved
No major damage visibleMeasurements & Details
Dimensions: approx. 38 × 24 × 14 cm
Weight: approx. 3.6 kg
Material: Wooden case, metal movement
Movement: Verge escapementNote
An exact dating is not possible without expert examination. The period attribution is based on construction methods and stylistic characteristics.A highly attractive collector’s piece for serious enthusiasts of antique clocks and classical interiors – combining historical significance, mechanical authenticity, and decorative elegance.Private seller

Antiques.co.uk Ref: GV53BM2DA

Maker/Artist:

Unknown (German workshop)

Materials:

Wood case, metal movement

Width (cm):

24

Height (cm):

38

Depth (cm):

14

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Tamás Soós

I am a private collector and independent seller with a long-standing passion for fine antiques, historic silver objects, and high-quality decorative arts. Over the years, I have carefully built a personal collection focused mainly on European silverware, porcelain, and rare collectible pieces from the 18th to early 20th century. My main areas of interest include antique silver, historic tableware, ornamental objects, and unique collector’s items with strong provenance and artistic value. Each piece I offer is personally selected, researched, and documented with great attention to authenticity, condition, and historical background. I work with a strong commitment to transparency, accuracy, and professional presentation. Detailed descriptions, clear photographs, and honest condition reports are always provided, so buyers can make confident and informed decisions. My goal is to connect serious collectors and enthusiasts with carefully curated, high-quality pieces that deserve appreciation and long-term value.

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