Lot Essay
Johann Martin Artzt (or Arzt) is recorded working as court clockmaker in Munich between 1752 and 1783. Between 1793 until his death in 1800 he is recorded working in Vienna.
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THE DIAL SIGNED JOHANN MARTIN ARTZT, MÜNCHEN, THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY; THE MOVEMENT LATER
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A SOUTH GERMAN GILTWOOD AND MECCA BRACKET CLOCK
THE DIAL SIGNED JOHANN MARTIN ARTZT, MÜNCHEN, THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY; THE MOVEMENT LATER
The case surmounted by a flower basket, engraved silvered dial, later eight-day twin barrel movement; pendulum, winding key
59 cm. high
THE DIAL SIGNED JOHANN MARTIN ARTZT, MÜNCHEN, THIRD QUARTER 18TH CENTURY; THE MOVEMENT LATER
The case surmounted by a flower basket, engraved silvered dial, later eight-day twin barrel movement; pendulum, winding key
59 cm. high
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