Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows

Made:: 1650-1660 in Augsburg

maker:: George Lucenberg

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Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows, the movement inscribed "Geo.Cri.Lucenberg er Augsburg." with hexagonal wooden case and keys

Details

Category:: Time Measurement

Object Number:: 1949-232

Materials:: table clock: brass and windows: glass

type:: table clock and spring-driven balance wheel clock

credit:: H.M. King George VI

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Hexagonal Table Clock

Hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows, by George Lucenberg, Germany, 1631-1660.

Measurements:: overall: 75 mm x 108 mm x 108 mm, 1.165kg

Materials:: brass (copper, zinc alloy) , steel (metal) and glass

Object Number:: 1949-232 Pt1

type:: table clock

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Mahogany case with oak base and brass keys, for hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows, the movement inscribed "Geo.Cri.Lucenberg er Augsburg."

Mahogany case with oak base and brass keys

Mahogany case with oak base and brass keys, for hexagonal brass table-clock with glass windows, the movement inscribed "Geo.Cri.Lucenberg er Augsburg."