We offer all kind of Viennese Biedermeier clocks like, „Dachluhrs" and "Laterndluhrs" (Viennese regulators) with duration from one week to one year, spring and weight driven mantel clocks, some with one week mouvement, carriage clocks from the 18th and early 19th century, empire and Biedermeier, several clocks with complications and with technical finesses. We have a sensitive approach to restoration - the clock cases are left in their original condition and lightly polished whilst the movements will be professionally cleaned to a working order. This careful work is carried out by highly skilled, professional restorers, who have worked with antiques for many years, many within international museums.
If you look for a type of clock you cannot find in our offer, please contact us, as only a part of our storage is online. We are pleased to get in contact with you.

"DACHLUHR" - Vienna, ca. 1830
signed: "Ernst Ferdinandi in Wien"
Höhe: 114 cm
Case mahogany veneered with maple stripe inlays, convex enamel dial with gilded bezel, trapezoid plate, anchor escapement, spring suspended brass pendulum, duration: eight days.

"DACHLUHR" – Vienna, circa 1820
signed on the dial: "Martin Boeck in Wien"
length: 27,56'' (70 cm)
Case cherry veneered, enamel dial, fine and bright fire gilded bezel, steel pendulum, duration of eight days.

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„DACHLUHR“ - Vienna, circa 1830
signed: "Franz Frey in Wien"
length: 39,4’’ (100 cm)
Mahogany veneered case with maple stripe inlays, silvered metal dial, gilded bezel, steel pendulum, anchor escapement, duration of 30 days.

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 „DACHLUHR“ - Vienna, circa 1830
signed: "Anton Liszt in Wien"
length: 41,3” (105 cm)
Mahogany veneered case, enamel dial, fine gilded brass bezel, grande sonnerie, anchor escapement, spring suspension, duration of 8 days.

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“DACHLUHR” - Vienna, circa 1820
Signed: "Mayer & Marenzeller in Wien"
Length: 30,31 ” (77 cm)
Mahogany veneered, enamel dial, fine gilded bezel, deadbeat escapement, duration of eight days.

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MINIATUR “DACHLUHR” - Vienna, circa 1830
signed “Heckel in Wien”
length: 27,95 ’’(71 cm)
Anton Heckel: Master in Vienna 1818.
Mahogany case, enamel dial, fire gilded bezel, spring suspended pendulum, duration of eight days.

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"RUNDDACHLUHR" – Györ (Hungary), circa 1840
signed on the dial: „Schmuthler Antal Györben“
length: 44,88'' (114 cm)
Mahogany case with maple stripe inlay, enamel dial, fire gilded bezel, Viennese grande sonnerie on wire gongs, duration of eight days.

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„DACHLUHR" - Vienna, circa 1830
signed on the dial: "Heckel in Wien"
length: 55,12'' (140 cm)
Anton Heckel: Master in Vienna 1818.
Mahagony with maple wood inlay, sivered metal dial, wooden pendulum, knife edge suspended, maintaining power, duration of 30 days.

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DACHLUHR - Vienna circa 1830
signed: „Joseph Jessner in Wien“
length: 92 cm
Joseph Jessner: master, recorded 1835-1848 at Spittelberg.
Mahogony veneered with maple wood stringing, two piece dial, and fire gilt bezel, Graham escapement, steel pendulum, knife edge suspended, duration of eight days.

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MINIATURE "DACHLUHR" - Vienna, circa 1820
signed: "Mahrenzeller in Wien"
length: 24 ” (60,5 cm)
Ignaz Mahrenzeller: Master, citizen in Spittelberg 1831, lived 1852 in “Stadt” (Haarmarkt 41).
Case cherry veneered, enamel dial, fine and bright fire gilded bezel, wooden pendulum, duration of one week.

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“DACHLUHR" - Jung-Bunzlau (Czech Republic), circa 1840
Signed: „Franz Swoboda in Jungbunzau“
Height: 35'' (87 cm)

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“DACHLUHR“ - Vienna, circa 1840
Signed: „Joseph Elsner“
Length: 35,43'' (90 cm)
Joseph Elsner: civil master 1838, † 1856.
Case nutwood veneered, enamel dial, gilded bezel, “Astronom’scher Gang”, suspension after Elsner, one weight, duration of one week.
Compare: F.H. van Weijdom Claterbos: Viennese Clockmakers and what they left us, Interbook International B.V., Schiedam 1979, pictured on the cover.