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A table clock made by an important maker active in the period 1740-1768. He had his workshop in de Grote Kattenburgerstraat in the Dutch capital Amsterdam.
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ANTHONIE VAN OOSTROM (1722-1768), AMSTERDAM. SECOND HALF 18TH CENTURY
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A DUTCH EBONIZED STRIKING TABLE CLOCK WITH ALARM AND MOONPHASE
ANTHONIE VAN OOSTROM (1722-1768), AMSTERDAM. SECOND HALF 18TH CENTURY
The case of typical form, brass carrying handle to the top, pierced soundfrets, glazed door to front and reverse, the polychrome decorated brass dial with engraved and painted moonphase to the arch, silvered Roman and Arabic chapterring signed A. Van Oostrom, matted centre with mock pendulum, silvered alarm setting disc and date aperture above VI, eight-day twin barrel gut fusee movement with four ringed pillars, verge escapement with integral backswinging pendulum, Dutch strike with pull repeat and alarm on two bells above; door key
49 cm. high (handle up)
ANTHONIE VAN OOSTROM (1722-1768), AMSTERDAM. SECOND HALF 18TH CENTURY
The case of typical form, brass carrying handle to the top, pierced soundfrets, glazed door to front and reverse, the polychrome decorated brass dial with engraved and painted moonphase to the arch, silvered Roman and Arabic chapterring signed A. Van Oostrom, matted centre with mock pendulum, silvered alarm setting disc and date aperture above VI, eight-day twin barrel gut fusee movement with four ringed pillars, verge escapement with integral backswinging pendulum, Dutch strike with pull repeat and alarm on two bells above; door key
49 cm. high (handle up)
Provenance
With Crijns & Stender, St. Michielsgestel, 1990.
Acquired by the present owner for hfl. 30.000.
Acquired by the present owner for hfl. 30.000.
Brought to you by
Sabine Dalmeijer
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