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Waterbury No. 4 regulator Hanging clock, “Rosedale”, 1881 - $1,650 (Easton, MD)
Hanson
condition:
good
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Geo. B. Owens & Co. / Winsted, Conn
8 day / Time only
Spring power
Walnut case / 52” L / 15.25” W / 6.25” D
Eastlake style case / cabinet finish
Original wavey glass
Original period hands
Dead beat escapement, retaining power
10” dial, signed Geo. B. Owens, Winsted, Conn.
Brass beat scale
Brass bob w/ wood stick
Case and movement in outstanding condition
Well executed, outstanding time piece
Waterbury book, page 119, #462, Tran Duy Ly, 1989
History:
"The Waterbury "Rosedale" was a wall regulator clock, also identified as the Regulator No. 4, produced around 1881. It is known for its ornate Eastlake-style walnut case, 8-day time-only movement, and decorative elements."
"Case: The clock's most distinguishing feature is its elegant, solid walnut case, made in the Eastlake style which was popular during the Victorian era. It is often described as having "a bushel of style points," with features such as spool rails, turned columns, and a stylish decorative bottom."
"Movement: The Rosedale used an 8-day, time-only movement. This type of regulator movement is built for accuracy over an extended period. It also featured a deadbeat escapement and maintaining power, ensuring continued function while winding. A version using two weights to power the movement was also produced."
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I will provide my time stamped photo with the clock of interest and date.
Thomas
NAWCC 0182283
$1,650.00 Cash sale
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Easton, Maryland, 21601