FOR YOUR
CONSIDERATION
ANTIQUE GERMAN KEININGER
& OBERGFELL 400 DAY OR ANNIVERSARY CLOCK FOR
REPAIR OR PARTS~NO KEY
Now that I’m retired I have time to go thru the boxes of stuff we have
collected and stored in the basement, garage, and attic over the past Forty or
so years.
This clock stands 6 3/4″ high and measures 4 7/8″ diameter. It weighs 2 pounds. The
dome cover is made of Glass. The dial is in great shape. The base has some
wear due to its age (check Picture). We bought this clock at an estate sale, and was told that
all it needed was a Key and a spring wire to run, so I bought and installed a
new spring wire, and wound it with the key from my wall clock, but it still
doesn’t run.
FOR THIS REASON
~~WE ARE LISTING THIS~~
~~ “AS IS FOR REPAIR OR PARTSâ€~~
CHECK ALL PICTURES FOR DECRIPTION AND CONDITION
Torsion clocks are
usually delicate, ornamental, spring-wound mantel clocks.
The polished clock mechanism is exposed under a glass case or dome, to allow
people to watch the torsion pendulum turn. Clocks of this style, first made by
Anton Harder around 1880, are also known as 400-day or Anniversary Clocks,
because many of them only have to be wound once a year.
Cosmetically this little treasure is in good condition.
Includes only what is photographed
THIS ITEM IS BEING SOLD AS IS. PLEASE EMAIL QUESTIONS
BEFORE BUYING. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION WILL BE SENT ON REQUEST.
BUY BASED ON YOUR
KNOWLEDGE.
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