Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845

Name: Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA315493
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by FJ & RD Story Antique Clocks

Description

Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845

Maker: Ignaz Marrenzeller is noted as working between 1831 and 1877. There is no record of his partnership with Mayer but it is believed this would be Wilhelm Mayer who was working from about 1845 to 1880.

Date: 1845

Height: 39” Width: 13” Depth: 6”

Price: £9,800

A very fine flame mahogany Dachluhr Grande Sonnerie Viennese Regulator, circa 1845

The beautifully figured mahogany case inlaid throughout with boxwood stringing, the six light design dachluhr case with architectural top.

The one piece enameled dial with Roman numerals and signed to the dial centre with makers names, surrounded by a gilded engine turned cast brass bezel.

The fine quality eight day duration Grande Sonnerie triple train movement of the highest quality striking on two blued steel curled gongs, with deadbeat escapement and strike silent facility.

Polished brass cased weights , with ornate spoked pulleys, polished brass bob pendulum (front and back) with wooden rod.

Extremely finely fretted blued steel hands, of beetle and poker design

Fully restored, icludes UK delivery, please visit our website for further details;

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Declaration

FJ & RD Story Antique Clocks has dated this piece to the 1800s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA315493

Description

Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845

Maker: Ignaz Marrenzeller is noted as working between 1831 and 1877.

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There is no record of his partnership with Mayer but it is believed this would be Wilhelm Mayer who was working from about 1845 to 1880.

FJ & RD Story Antique Clocks

fig 1. Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845

Date: 1845

Height: 39” Width: 13” Depth: 6”

Price: £9,800

A very fine flame mahogany Dachluhr Grande Sonnerie Viennese Regulator, circa 1845

The beautifully figured mahogany case inlaid throughout with boxwood stringing, the six light design dachluhr case with architectural top.

fig 2. Mayer & Maranzeller in Wien, Circa 1845

The one piece enameled dial with Roman numerals and signed to the dial centre with makers names, surrounded by a gilded engine turned cast brass bezel.

The fine quality eight day duration Grande Sonnerie triple train movement of the highest quality striking on two blued steel curled gongs, with deadbeat escapement and strike silent facility.