A late gustavian wall clock by Jacob Kock (clockmaker in Stockholm 1762-1803).
A late gustavian wall clock by Jacob Kock (clockmaker in Stockholm 1762-1803).
Gilded and bronzed with rich carved decoration. White lacquered dial marked "Jakob Kock STOCKHOLM". With key and pendulum. Height 98 cm, width 48 cm.
Wear due to age and use. Loose parts. Movement not tested. Not thoroughly examined. The clockwork serviced in 2008.
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