Antique Schlenker& Kienzle wall clock Cleaned polished movement Vienna regulator

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Antique Schlenker& Kienzle wall clock Cleaned polished movement Vienna regulator:
$446.00

Very Large Highest quality Schlenker & Kienzle 1890clock in Beautiful Condition. Schwenningen, Deutschland;The movement was cleaned and polished like new.
This clock has a rare precision movementwith a little knownSchlenker & Kienzlelogo.
Pre WW1, a very stunning and beautiful rare and Original piece of antique furniture,and a great center piece for any home or office.
Clearly a very High quality clock, with a very nice hand carved top crown.Very high quality light walnut case, with nice eagle top.
This clock tick\'s and tock\'s and gongs smooth and precise.and was cleaned polished and oiled.the gong\'s mellow chime strikes out the hour and every 1/2 hour.Keeps good time. 8 day clock, comes with its key.The outside measurements are a very large 40 inches tall from it\'s tallest peaks, and 15 inches wide from it\'s widest peaks and 7 inches deep.The flawless porcelain clock face is 6 7/8 inches in diameter. 24 hour dial center.Please look at all pictures. Feel free to ask any questions.Don\'t forget to check out this weeks other clocks. This clock will be packed with Great Care.
Kienzle is one of Germany\'s oldest watchmakers. Founded in 1822 in Schwenningen the company headquarters has been in Hamburg since 2002.In 1883 Jakob Kienzle married into the Schlenker family and henceforward he contributed to the expansion of the company. In 1899, 162,000 watches and alarm clocks were made per annum. The name of the company was changed to Schlenker & Kienzle.From 1894 onwards the weight and the cost of alarm clocks and wall clocks was significantly reduced by the introduction of the \"American System\" with standardised individual components and perforated plates. This process was highly innovative at that time. In 1897 Jakob Kienzle became the sole owner, with the name of the company later being changed to Kienzle. Watch production was continuously extended and modernised, and international activities expanded. In the following years branches in Milan, Paris and London were established.In 1902 Kienzle launched the time stamp clock on the market, followed by inexpensive pocket watches, travelling clocks and wristwatches for ladies. They made the first clocks for automobiles, were also made at that time.