Very unusual wall clock manufactured by the clockmakers in Kougsta, Jämtland. The clock has a traditional mora clock mechanism with a richly decorated clock face. The clock face has minor flaws around ‘12 o’clock’ but it has been restored to its original paint. Manufactured late 1700s.
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Mora clock from Matfors manufactured during the late 1700s with traces of the original paint from the 1700s. Unusual clock face made out of tin. Compare with clocks 552 and 292 to see similarities, all three have their origin in the same workshop in the area around Matfors.
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Mora Clock from northern Sweden circa 1780 , Dry scraped to original paint .
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Large and tall mora clock from the early 1800s with unusually decorated door in empire style. The clock was likely made to be used in a church hence the unusually tall case. Sweden circa 1810
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Mora clock in classical rococo style shape with original paint from Stockholm circa 1770 the door lock and key are missing and the clocks skirt has minor dry cracks – see pictures
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Mora clock in classical rococo style shape with original paint. This kind of model that have glas on the side of the head and with lock on the door typically has its origin in larger wealthy houses or mansions. Sweden circa 1770
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Swedish Mora Clock cirka 1810.
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Dry scraped to the original painting, Sweden circa 1780. It has unusually well made locks and hooks in forged iron.
Many clocks were hung on the wall in old times hence the hole in the back that often can be found. No one knows for sure why but a good guess is that the floors were uneven and the mechanism is dependent on being horizontal to work properly with the pendulum. This clock was also made to be hung which means it can’t be placed freely on the floor, as the back is shorter than the front to accommodate the floor rims. It is on the other hand ideal to be placed against a wall.
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
Early rococo clock with blue original paint . Sweden circa 1770
The clock comes with the original clockwork, two iron weights and pendulum. The clockwork has not been serviced and is sold as found
