A French Provincial Walnut Comtoise Clock

19th Century

the dial signed Aubertin à Beaune.
Height 92 x width 20 x depth 11 inches.

Property from the Estate of Jean Claude Ferrand, Paradise Valley, Arizona

With winding crank, pendulum and two weights. Note that the clock was not photographed with its base.
The case is in sturdy, professionally conserved condition with wormholes and other normal wear, and with a slightly polished patina. The base more heavily wormholed than the trunk. Some hairline cracks in the enamel on the clock face, but no significant damage. The movement winds, runs and strikes when the hands are advanced manually, but has not been tested for duration or accuracy. The pendulum's rod is slightly bent and needs adjustment.

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