Kienzle Torsion Clock 400-DAY ANNIVERSARY CLOCK ANTIQUE

Details: Kienzle Torsion Clock 400-DAY ANNIVERSARY CLOCK ANTIQUE EARLY MODEL EXCELLENT CONDITION 1906 Matching Pendulum Tall Weight Gimbaled Upper Saddle Suspension Spring Guard Rings

Maker: Kienzle

History of Maker: Kienzle began manufacturing clocks in the late 19th century. Like their contemporary Aug. Schatz & Sohne, Kienzle made a variety of clocks including the 400-day clock. In 1929 the company sold its 400-day clock tools and dies to its factory’s foreman, Karl Kern, who went on to start a company of his own.

Country of Origin: Germany

Year of Manufacture: 1906

Model: Standard

Serial Number: 021086

Clock Type: 400-Day

Approximate Height: 11.5" with glass dome

Model History & Features: This clock model was produced in this state for 2 to 3 years before the company moved the external click to the rear of the front plate. The tall weight on the pendulum indicates that this clock is an early model. The clock features a self-adjusting gimbaled upper saddle and notably has suspension spring guard rings which other surviving versions of this model generally lack. Additionally, the serial number of this clocks pendulum matches that of the clock itself.

Running?: Yes

Condition: This clock appears to be composed of 100% original parts though the suspension spring may have been replaced. The clock is in excellent condition overall.

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.

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