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A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
Hammer price
26 000SEK
Estimate
30 000 - 40 000 SEK

Painted in black with gilt chinoiserie. Dial and clockwork marked "Vincent Schultz Stockholm". Height 41, width 25 cm. Pendulum and keys included. Key included.

Wear. Colour losses. Not function tested. Keys included.

Provenance

Statssekreteraren Carl Erik Wadenstierna (1723-1787), Näs.
Thence by decent through the famillies Mannerheim and Silfverstolpe
remaining in situ at Näs in Rö, Roslagen, untill mid 1980s
Through inheritance present owner.

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A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).
A Swedish late baroque table clock by Vincent Schultz (clockmaker in Stockholm 1728-1764).

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