Rare Antique Clock PHILIP HAUCK 400-DAY CLOCK 1906 Tors

Maker: Philip HauckHistory of Maker: It was only recently discovered that Ph. Hauck produced several clocks often attributed to either Jahresurhenfabrik or Phillipp Haas. Trade press documents indicate that Hauck began making clocks in 1903 and produced 400-day clocks until the outbreak of World War I in 1914. During this time the company was granted several patents for innovations on the torsion clock including a temperature compensating "chronometer" design disc pendulum and a gimbaled upper suspension bracket. [Courtesy NAWCC]Country of Origin: GermanyYear of Manufacture: 1906Model: #234Serial Number: 10856Clock Type: 400-Day ClockApproximate Height: 12" with glass dome.Model History & Features: This rare clock was produced for a short period of time and is the only clock style attributed to Hauck in 1906. There are only 7 similar clocks known to have been made; 4 by Jahresurenfabrik and 2 by Kienzle. This piece is unique for its wooden base and columns and its shield style dial.Running?: Yes
Condition Report: Condition: This clock has 100% original parts and is complete with its key. The lower block has come detached but is included with the clock and easily mended.