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Posted 2 years ago
rlwindle
(189 items)
This clock is not an Art Deco Clock and I bought it on a whim. I was told the clock did not run and was being sold for parts A good cleaning, oiling and setting it in sync and it runs just fine.
It is a German wooden clock, with a porcelain dail, it is a 30 hour movement and everything is original on it (sans key, I had one that fit it). I have some Kinzle and Hermle Art Deco clocks but not a Uhrenfabrik Badische (Badische Clockworks) clock until now.
Many thanks to the guys at the NAWCC for helping me identity the clockmaker's mark.
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