?? 1905 ANTIQUE PLATO FLIP MYSTERY TICKET DESK CARRIAGE BRASS CLOCK JUNGHANS
?? 1905 ANTIQUE PLATO FLIP MYSTERY TICKET DESK CARRIAGE BRASS CLOCK JUNGHANS
SOLD $810.00 Sold: Nov 19, 2023 on eBayOriginal Listing Description
eBay ?? Don't Miss Out on This Exceptional Timepiece! ??Discover an Extraordinarily & Rare Rectangular Bevelled Glass Plato Clock - British Version!It's a genuine delight to come across this meticulously serviced clock, which is not only in perfect running order but also carries a unique historical significance. Handcrafted by the renowned Ever Ready Company based in the United Kingdom around 1905, this timepiece stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of its era.It features an original German built mechanical wind-up "Junghans" movement with a dedicated spring barrel, operating at an impressive 270 Beats Per Minute (BPM). The timekeeping precision is outstanding, deviating by only a few seconds a day, as demonstrated in the attached timegrapher chart Interestingly this clock is a part of the remarkable history of timekeeping technology, with the first digital clock patented in 1903. In the USA, the patents were held by Ansonia, and in Europe, by Eugene L. Fitch and the EverReady Company.Rest assured, this clock is not merely a decorative piece; it is a functioning and accurate timekeeper, meticulously serviced, cleaned, and adjusted to ensure optimal performance. It continues to tick away with a robust and consistent rhythm, a testament to its enduring quality.One distinctive feature that sets this clock apart is the flawless operation of its number flipping mechanism. Unlike many antique Plato clocks found on eBay, where the cards are often warped, bent, or twisted due to exposure to heat and sunlight, this clock's number plates remain perfectly straight. This is a critical element in ensuring its flawless operation.While there is some minor gold plating wear on the brass, as seen in the accompanying photos, the original hand-made bevelled glass crystal is free from chips or cracks, further enhancing its overall appeal.With dimensions of approximately 6.5" in height with the handle upright, 3.5" in width, and 3" in depth, this clock is both elegant and substantial, weighing 1 lb and 8 oz.This antique clock is a true masterpiece, radiating with timeless charm and historical significance. We invite you to peruse the accompanying photos and place your bid, as this item is offered at NO RESERVE.Rest assured, we take the utmost care in packing this exquisite piece, ensuring its safe journey to its new home. We also offer worldwide trackable and insured shipping for your peace of mind.For international bidders, please be aware of possible taxes and duties in your country, as these will be your responsibility Don t let this opportunity slip through your hands; bid now and make this remarkable timepiece a part of your collection! ???Also feel free to check my other great clocks i have listed and will be listing in the near future. CLICK HERE (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for clocks collectors and appraisers.
Original Listing Description
eBay ?? Don't Miss Out on This Exceptional Timepiece! ??Discover an Extraordinarily & Rare Rectangular Bevelled Glass Plato Clock - British Version!It's a genuine delight to come across this meticulously serviced clock, which is not only in perfect running order but also carries a unique historical significance. Handcrafted by the renowned Ever Ready Company based in the United Kingdom around 1905, this timepiece stands as a testament to the craftsmanship of its era.It features an original German built mechanical wind-up "Junghans" movement with a dedicated spring barrel, operating at an impressive 270 Beats Per Minute (BPM). The timekeeping precision is outstanding, deviating by only a few seconds a day, as demonstrated in the attached timegrapher chart Interestingly this clock is a part of the remarkable history of timekeeping technology, with the first digital clock patented in 1903. In the USA, the patents were held by Ansonia, and in Europe, by Eugene L. Fitch and the EverReady Company.Rest assured, this clock is not merely a decorative piece; it is a functioning and accurate timekeeper, meticulously serviced, cleaned, and adjusted to ensure optimal performance. It continues to tick away with a robust and consistent rhythm, a testament to its enduring quality.One distinctive feature that sets this clock apart is the flawless operation of its number flipping mechanism. Unlike many antique Plato clocks found on eBay, where the cards are often warped, bent, or twisted due to exposure to heat and sunlight, this clock's number plates remain perfectly straight. This is a critical element in ensuring its flawless operation.While there is some minor gold plating wear on the brass, as seen in the accompanying photos, the original hand-made bevelled glass crystal is free from chips or cracks, further enhancing its overall appeal.With dimensions of approximately 6.5" in height with the handle upright, 3.5" in width, and 3" in depth, this clock is both elegant and substantial, weighing 1 lb and 8 oz.This antique clock is a true masterpiece, radiating with timeless charm and historical significance. We invite you to peruse the accompanying photos and place your bid, as this item is offered at NO RESERVE.Rest assured, we take the utmost care in packing this exquisite piece, ensuring its safe journey to its new home. We also offer worldwide trackable and insured shipping for your peace of mind.For international bidders, please be aware of possible taxes and duties in your country, as these will be your responsibility Don t let this opportunity slip through your hands; bid now and make this remarkable timepiece a part of your collection! ???Also feel free to check my other great clocks i have listed and will be listing in the near future. CLICK HERE (Condition: Pre-Owned)
Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for clocks collectors and appraisers.