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18th Century Swedish Turret Clock Face and Movement Rosendal Palace
Debenham Antiques Ltd
for sale €5,844     $6,344
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18th Century Swedish Turret Clock Face and Movement Rosendal Palace

18th century
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HERE WE OFFER YOU THE CHANCE TO OWN A UNIQUE PIECE OF HISTORY CIRCA 1787.

HERE IS A TURRET CLOCK FACE AND MOST OF THE MOVEMENT RECLAIMED FROM ROSENDAL PALACE IN SWEDEN.

'Rosendal Palace was built in 1615 by the Privy Council Anders Bille of Råbelöv. It was inherited by his brother Claus Bille on Vanas and then came through inheritance and marriage to Kjell Barnekow. His widow Margareta von Ascheberg, left Rosendal and Ellinge inherited by his daughter and son-baron William Bennet. The starter Bennett sold the estate in 2015 to the Danish Poul M Mikkelsen'

PAINTED METAL CLOCK FACE DATED IN ALL 4 CORNERS 1787.

CLOCK FACE WITH OBVIOUS FADING AND MINOR LOSSES TO METALWORK.  CLOCK MOVEMENT IN NEED OF RESTORATION, WITH MISSING PARTS, OR COULD BE USED FOR DISPLAY.

Physical Dimensions
Height
118.7cm (46.73")
Width
120.6cm (47.48")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Declaration

Debenham Antiques Ltd has dated this Swedish Turret Clock Face to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1052386
Dealers Internal Reference
EA1407
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Description
HERE WE OFFER YOU THE CHANCE TO OWN A UNIQUE PIECE OF HISTORY CIRCA 1787.

HERE IS A TURRET CLOCK FACE AND MOST OF THE MOVEMENT RECLAIMED FROM ROSENDAL PALACE IN SWEDEN.

'Rosendal Palace was built in 1615 by the Privy Council Anders Bille of Råbelöv.

“
It was inherited by his brother Claus Bille on Vanas and then came through inheritance and marriage to Kjell Barnekow.
Debenham Antiques Ltd

His widow Margareta von Ascheberg, left Rosendal and Ellinge inherited by his daughter and son-baron William Bennet. The starter Bennett sold the estate in 2015 to the Danish Poul M Mikkelsen'

fig 1. A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer.
fig 1. 18th Century Swedish Turret Clock Face and Movement Rosendal Palace

PAINTED METAL CLOCK FACE DATED IN ALL 4 CORNERS 1787.

CLOCK FACE WITH OBVIOUS FADING AND MINOR LOSSES TO METALWORK.  CLOCK MOVEMENT IN NEED OF RESTORATION, WITH MISSING PARTS, OR COULD BE USED FOR DISPLAY.

Height
118.7cm (46.73")
Width
120.6cm (47.48")
Depth
2.5cm (0.98")
Date of Manufacture

Debenham Antiques Ltd has dated this Swedish Turret Clock Face to the 18th Century.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1052386
Dealers Internal Ref
EA1407
Debenham Antiques Ltd
Debenham Antiques Ltd
Sellingantiques verified Since May 2012

We are a leading antique furniture dealer in the UK with over 60 years of experience.

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Trade Associations

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A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer.
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Archive I A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer.

18th Century Swedish Turret Clock Face and Movement Rosendal Palace

Archive II A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View II
Archive III A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View III
Archive IV A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View IV
Archive V A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View V
Archive VI A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View VI
Archive VII A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer. View VII
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Debenham Antiques Ltd

Debenham Antiques Ltd
Telephone 07715 006 415
Location
73 High Street
Debenham
Suffolk
IP14 6QS
United Kingdom
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A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer.
18TH CENTURY SWEDISH TURRET CLOCK FACE AND MOVEMENT ROSENDAL PALACE
Ref: SA1052386
A square 18th-century Swedish copper turret clock face featuring a green verdigris patina, central sunburst motif, Roman numerals, and a single hand shaped like a pointer.
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FAQs

A turret clock face was designed for installation on public structures, church towers, or large private estates to display time externally. These dials operated via heavy mechanical movements housed internally within the building structure.

18th-century turret dials were constructed using heavy-gauge sheet copper, cast slate, or wrought iron panels riveted together. Hands and painted numerals often utilised gilding or durable weather-resistant pigments.

Authentic period examples feature hand-hammered metal sheets with visible rivet seams, natural atmospheric verdigris or oxidisation, single-hand time display configurations, and hand-painted or gilded Roman numerals.

Architectural clock dials are frequently mounted as statement focal points on featured walls in dining rooms, entrance halls, or living spaces, adding structural texture and historical scale.

Care involves light dry dusting with a soft cloth to preserve the developed patina. Abrasive chemical cleaners and polishes should be avoided to prevent stripping historical paint or natural copper oxidation.
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