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timeless5
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May have spelling wrong, hard to read. size is 8"x 7" it's heavy maybe brass, I can't find any other writing or numbers on this clock. Would like to find out where it was made.or any other info on this clock. Thanks !
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very beautiful:) i have some very beautiful clocks you should see heres some links i have posted on here http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/54727-vintage-tiffanyandco-solid-brass-mantel-c?in=user , http://www.collectorsweekly.com/stories/44238-jaeger-lecoultre-swiss-clock?in=user and tell me what you think these are from my collection:)
Thanks Bellin, & so do you. I checked out a couple of them. Very nice....
thankyou timeless:)
I think it's Kienzle!
Thanks for the love,Bruce,AR8 & Vetraio50
Hi timeless5. It really is Kienzle and not "Kierrzle"?
Thanks Vetraio50. my eyesite must be going, I could not make it out & theres no other markings on it. Do you know where they are made? Thanks again for the info.
They are Hamburgers! Lol!
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Kienzle_Uhren
"Hamburgers"...chuckles...I was wondering "what the heck?" until I followed your link. Very funny, very memorable. :)
Good one Vetraio50!