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Vintage Warmink Friese Tailed Wall Clock Incomplete butworking.Glossy Burl Wooden VeneeredCase.
Front opening front glass door with securing catch.Wooden fretwork panels to each side of the case, signs of minor damage, but can be repaired.Around 63cm high.
To complete this clock it needs a pendulum of around 41cm and 0.1kg in weight.Needs 2 x weights of 1.4 kg each.Need the top middle stalk on the wooden block shaving down so it fits the whole in the roof of the clock, see pictures.Postage within The Netherlands will be at local PostNL prices according to weight and size,and will be amended within the final invoice.Very heavy package at around 17kg
We post UPS To The USA.
Postal costs.
Worldwide 109.99 usd.USA = 89.99 usdCanada = 99.99 usdUnited Kingdom = 49.99 usd.
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Many of the items that we sell are classed as Vintage or Antique and therefore are not brand new out of a box, and may have minor nicks, dings, scuffs, scratches, wear due to being used over the many years.All of our listings we try to be as complete as possible with the description of the products we sell and offer additional pictures and movie footage. The listing is completed as expected with any defects listed however this does not imply that the lot is in perfect (new in a box) condition or completely free from wear and tear from imperfections.If you require more details on this product or have any specific questions please email me before you offer and I will only be to happy to answer your questions within 24 hours.Antique clocks after transport no matter how well they have been looked after or serviced may require setting up,adjustments and setting into beat when you receive them and i always recommend a professional or an experienced clock person to do this correctly for you. Unfortunately with some clocks it is not a matter of unpacking them, putting the pendulum on and away they go, some clocks will need the extra adjustments and setting into beat so please remember this before offerding.Most clocks will be ok and will not need any additional adjustments but please bear in mind this may not be the case.For your piece of mind we test all our clocks here before they are sent out and any issues are either sorted or described in the add, the clock will not have any problems as they are tested vigorously before sending.We do not offer any guarantee on time keeping after the clock has been sent via the postal system.This particular clock has been serviced, polished and cleaned by the previous owner who is our local clock maker/repairer..We ensure they are all running for a period of 7 days before they are listed.We do not guarantee the time keeping of your clock simply due to it being posted out and subjected to harsh treatment which may effect the running.
Additional return policy details: A note about shipping. I take great care and attention to my packing and shipping.Photo's will be requested by the buyer on all damaged goods so that a claim can be made.Clocks and Barometers may require adjustment since the constant vibration and jarring of shipment often causes them to go out of beat,or a pin or lever may loosen during shipment and may need a service by a clockmaker should this be the case then a solution can be agreed on each party.
