400-Day Clock JAHRESUHRENFABRIK TORSION ANNIVERSARY

Details: 400-Day Clock JAHRESUHRENFABRIK TORSION ANNIVERSARY CLOCK ANTIQUE RARE 3-BALL PENDULUM 1913 Wooden Base Original Paper Dial Collectible Decorative Clock

Maker: Jahresuhrenfabrik

History of Maker: August Schatz and a group of business partners including his sons Kurt and Charles and Anton Harder formed Jahresurhenfabrik in 1881. In 1882 the company began making clocks using the Graham escapement, marking the first time 400-day clocks were successfully produced for the market. The company made mantel clocks, desk clocks, and later alarm clocks for more than 100 years, only ceasing production briefly during World War I and II, until it closed its doors permanently in 1985.

Country of Origin: Germany

Year of Manufacture: 1913 (Plate 1439 in Charles Terwilliger's "400-Day Clock Repair Guide")

Model: Standard

Serial Number: 132556

Clock Type: 400-Day

Approximate Height: 11" with glass dome

Model History & Features: This clock was made for a short period of time and is notable for its rare Jahresurhenfabrik 3-ball pendulum, wooden base, and original paper dial.

Running?: Yes

Condition: This clock is composed of 100% original parts though the suspension spring may have been replaced. The wood base shows some typical signs of wear and could be refinished. Overall the clock is in very good condition.
Condition / Notes: The condition of this clock as stated above is accurate at the time of cataloging. The clock may require some adjustment, tuning, or minor maintenance upon receipt.

The stated shipping cost in this listing will apply only to addresses within the continental 48 states. Within those parameters, the shipping cost for this lot will be: $39.50