Silver table clock in the style of Erhard & Söhne

The clock case is made of silver 925/1000 and the root is inserted into an arbor with four columns marked and identically marked with the clock case, which rests on a square blackened wooden base. The dial with Roman numerals in a silver ring, the hands brass. Spring-loaded movement with flywheel. Counter-winding with screw. Marked with the maker's mark "J/C in a circle". Probably Germany or Austria circa 1910, height 25 cm. No guarantee of accuracy of operation. Condition 2+

The clock case made of 925/1000 sterling silver and the root is set in an arbor with four columns marked and identically marked with the clock case, which rests on a square blackened wooden base. The dial with Roman numerals in a silver ring, the hands brass. Spring-loaded movement with flywheel. Counter-winding with screw. Marked with the maker's mark "J/C in a circle". Probably Germany or Austria circa 1910, height 25 cm. No guarantee of accuracy of operation. Condition 2+, The clock case, made of 925/1000 silver and burl wood, is set in a four-column pavilion. The columns are identical in design and marking to the clock case. It rests on a prismatic, blackened wooden base. The dial features Roman numerals in a silver ring, brass hands. The spring mechanism has a balance wheel. Winding is counterclockwise with a wrench. Marked with the maker's mark "J/C in a circle." Presumably Germany or Austria around 1910, height 25 cm. No guarantee of accuracy. Condition 2+