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Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum
Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum - Horology Style Louis-Philippe Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum - Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum - Louis-Philippe Antiquités - Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum
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Period :
19th century
Artist :
Clément Dufner à Valenciennes
Provenance :
Private collection, near Liège
Medium :
Mahogany veneer, ormolu, enamel, brass, steel
Dimensions :
l. 22.05 inch X H. 88.98 inch X P. 11.42 inch
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Precision calendar floor-standing regulator with experimental pendulum

CLÉMENT DUFNER À VALENCIENNES, movement with two trapeze-shaped plates held by four massive pillars, the barrel with Maintaining Power, the gut-line holding a pulley with two hanging weights on either side of a horizontal bar, in the Liège fashion. Amant-type pinwheel escapement, with all the circular pins on the same side. Wounding through the middle, with a crank key. The pendulum crutch with rollers for minimizing friction with the pendulum, an adjusting hand screw for adjusting the beat.
The extraordinary pendulum allows for a thermal compensation, after a unique concept of use and placement of different metals. Knife-edge suspension.
Ormolu dial and bezel with three subsidiary dials displayed: hours, minutes and seconds above, day of the month on left and day of the week on right. All hands in blued steel. A cartouche below with signature Clément Dufner A VALENCIENNES 1848.
Large mahogany veneer case, typically of Louis-Philippe style, with opening on the left side through a pushrod. A large window at the front with archway matching the dial allows for a good viewing of the dial, pendulum and weight assembly.
Autonomy one month.

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