Rare Eureka Clock electric table clock, model No. 14614.1906, No. 3325, circa 1910
Key facts
- EUREKA
- around 1910
- Delivery
- possible
Description
Rare Eureka Clock Co. Ltd., London, Pat No. 14614.1906 No. 3325, circa 1910, in working order. Simple round brass base with glass top, original lacquer with areas of wear (stained, scuffed), typical Eureka movement with a large balance wheel situated behind the dial, featuring 12 weight screws; rare ball bearing arrangement with 3 balls (not 2 as is usual); the clock has been cleaned, various parts have been newly made, and it has been regulated as far as possible, amplitude at 1.5V is just over 300°. The hour hand has a solder joint (not visible as such). There are numerous articles online explaining how these clocks work. Only around 10,000 were produced between 1908 and 1914. Height: 27 cm Diameter: 21 cm Rare, working Eureka Clock with 3 ball bearings (I’m not sure if they’re original), UK balance wheel with 12 screws, in working order, amplitude at 1.5V just over 300°.