Peerless Grand-Daughter Clock - Whittington Chime

This is a triple chime clock made by one of the best 20th century German manufacturers: Peerless.
The clock runs for about 12 days on one winding. The lever at 3 o'clock is the chime change lever and the one at the 9 o'clock is for silencing the chime only, the strike continues to sound.
The movement is fitted with the longer pendulum, rather than just a mantelpiece clock pendulum.

[@chesterthawkins7510]

love this!

[@danvoight9393]

That's a lot of chime for a smaller clock. Very pretty.

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Agreed

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Glasgow City Antiques. Prob House clearance

[@freddy8194]

Wow

[@josephpavon9902]

Will you record the Westminster chimes?

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Could do.

[@Errorcode1-u1n]

Where did u get this one?

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Glasgow City Antiques about 10-12 years ago for only £100.

[@linus-clocksnmusic]

​@@gaiuscoleman8815 Do you still own this clock? I bet it's one of the "crown jewels" of your collection.

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

@@linus-clocksnmusic Yes I do, but becoming less so. I would sell it, as it could do with an overhaul.

[@linus-clocksnmusic]

@@gaiuscoleman8815 Oh yeah, that makes sense! I would LOVE to someday own this exact model Peerless clock, but shipping it over the pond to Germany would be a big challenge indeed. I don't know if I'll ever get my hands on one quite honestly.

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

@@linus-clocksnmusic Shipping costs are high nowadays, even to Europe and far more to USA.

[@iloveservis1609]

On dirais le Gustave becker

[@thelifeofbrysonmetcalfandm755]

What type of a cat is that