An 18th Century table clock, by Jacob Koch (1737-1805), Stockholm. Case in rococo-style, faience, marked AK.
An 18th Century table clock, by Jacob Koch (1737-1805), Stockholm. Case in rococo-style, faience, marked AK.
Signed Jacob Kock, Stockholm. No 1031, brass, partly gilded. The oroclove with the makers monogram IK. The face in white enamel with arabic numbers. Height of case 29 cm.
Cracks, chips.
Literature
Hernmarck, Carl; Marieberg, sid 122, pl 62. Compare clock stand in faience.
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