Description: One of a kind clock built by Frank Herschede and sons of Cincinnati Ohio. This Pattern 214, is the 29th one built. The style is Art Nouveau Bungalow hall clock. The Serial number is 8551. The clock has a "C" face custom hand painted moon phase diel. It has a 3 train movement with correct weights and pendulum. The weights are lined with original intact copy's of the Cincinnati Gillette news paper from December 1919. This clock is the only 6 chime/tube with a Canterbury song 214 ever seen or written about that can be found too date. Custom features included solid side Mahogany case, C face, custom moon phase, 6 tube movement, Canterbury chime. The door plate reads Panama Pacific International Exposition 1915 Grand Champion Prize! This award was for the pattern 214 in 1915. It was used as a sales tool on all subsequent pattern 214's The actual Herschede records log shows' this clock was custom ordered by Henry Binks and sons of Montréal Canada and shipped December 18 1919 to there main store in Canada. It is believed Frank Herschede custom built this clock for his contemporary Henry Binks as a courtesy for which he was well known. Again, I believe this clock to be one of a kind!
Price: 5500 USD
Location: Eagle Creek, Oregon
End Time: 2024-12-01T21:05:38.000Z
Shipping Cost: N/A USD
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Item Specifics
All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Origin: US
Antique: Yes
Shape: Rectangle
Year Manufactured: 1919
Item Length: 13
Vintage: Yes
Display Type: Analog
Item Height: 78
Style: Antique
Frame Material: Mahogany
Features: 8-Day
Finish: Mahogany
Room: Hallway, Home Office/Study, Living Room, Sunroom
Item Width: 18
Engraved: Yes
Movement: 3 train
Color: Brown
Material: Wood, Mahogany
Brand: Clock
Chime Sequence: Canterbury
Type: Longcase/Grandfather Clock
Era: Early 20th Century (1911-1940)
Model: 214
Original/Reproduction: Original
Theme: Canterbury
Time Period Manufactured: 1900-1919
Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
Item Weight: 200
