VIENNA REGULATOR CLOCKS
Posted: 23 Apr 2012, 07:45
C.1880, German, H. Endler & Co., Vienna Regulator, carved oak case with canted corners, single weight timepiece. Condition: the well carved oak case was refinished some time ago, to a warm honey color. All of the finials and moldings on this clock have extra nice 3-dimensional detail. The well made single weight movement has maintaining power, a brass slide mount and a prominent imprint in the rear plate, "H-E Schutz Marke", in a horse-shoe shape. The company was in Freiburg, 1865 to 1890, an affiliate of Gustav Becker, and the movement is identical to a Becker of the same period. The porcelain dial is perfect, and with original hands and seconds bit. About as impressive as an oak Vienna can get. Ht 52" $1500--$2000
H. Endler Co. Vienna Regulator, 1865-1890
This clock is an 8-day time and strike [hour and half-hour] weight driven Vienna Regulator with seconds bit. The mark on the movement indicates that it was made by H. Endler & Co., one of the so-called Freiburger regulator factories. H. Endler Co. was founded in 1865 and went bankrupt in 1890, so I assume that this clock was made during that period. More recent dates on the back of the dial are likely dates when the clock was serviced.
H. Endler Co. Vienna Regulator, 1865-1890
This clock is an 8-day time and strike [hour and half-hour] weight driven Vienna Regulator with seconds bit. The mark on the movement indicates that it was made by H. Endler & Co., one of the so-called Freiburger regulator factories. H. Endler Co. was founded in 1865 and went bankrupt in 1890, so I assume that this clock was made during that period. More recent dates on the back of the dial are likely dates when the clock was serviced.