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    Posted 7 years ago

    magician1962
    (56 items)

    1930's E. Jauch triple chime mantle clock, Art Deco. Birdseye Maple french polished. Movement dismantled; all pivots cleaned and oiled. Adjustments made; chimes synchronised. Has a beautiful chime, very subtle. Working perfectly. no discernable difference in the appearance of the case, as I did not use any stain, preferring the natural wood colour. The polished brass bezel and re-gilded hands, add a little impact. This one was mostly mechanical repairs.

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    1. racer4four racer4four, 7 years ago
      Another beautiful job. I love the natural colour of this too.
    2. magician1962 magician1962, 7 years ago
      Thanks racer4, it was unstained originally so didn't seem right to alter it, other than to remove the old shellac and re-apply.
      Thank you for your comment.

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