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Click here to subscribeMiniatur-Ericsson-Spielzeugtelephon, um 1920 Lackiertes Holz und Metall, typischer Ericsson-Hörer ohne Funktion, Drucktaste in der Grundplatte (wahrscheinlich zur Aktivierung einer Klingel), Größe nur 13 x 9 cm. Start Price: EUR 220 Miniature Ericsson Toy Telephone, c. 1920 Lacquered wood and metal, typical Ericsson dummy handset, push-button in baseplate (probably to activate a bell), size only 5 x 3 ½ in. Start Price: EUR 220
Radioempfänger Peter Pan, um 1931 Jackson-Bell Company, USA. Modell 84, 4 Röhren, nur Mittelwelle, Netzbetrieb, dynamischer Lautsprecher, Holzgehäuse in Kathedralenform, Höhe nur 28,5 cm. Start Price: EUR 180 Peter Pan Radio Receiver, c. 1931 Jackson-Bell Company, USA. Model 84, four tubes, medium wave only, mains operation, dynamic loudspeaker, cathedral-shaped wood cabinet, height only 11 ¼ in. Start Price: EUR 180
21 externe Telephonglocken, um 1880-1920 1) 6 x L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, Doppelglocken. - 2) 2 x GPO, England, Holzgehäuse, Bell Set No. 1 und Bell Set No. 41, Doppelglocken. - 3) 3 x K. Telegraf Verketsverkstad, Stockholm, Metallgehäuse mit Wappen, Doppelglocken. - 4) Unbezeichnet, Einzelglocke. - 5) 4 x unbezeichnet, Doppelglocken. - 6) Aktiebolaget Telefon-Fabriken, Stockholm, Doppelglocke. - 7) Stockholm Telefon, Doppelglocke. - 8) 2 x K. Telegraf Verketsverkstad, Stockholm, Holzgehäuse, Doppelglocken. - Und: 9) Große Doppelglocke (Feuerwehr?), L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, marmoriert lackierter Gußsockel. Start Price: EUR 160 21 Telephone Extension Bells, c. 1880-1920 1) Six by L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, double bells. - 2) Two by GPO, England, wood case, Bell Set No. 1 and Bell Set No. 41, double bells. - 3) Three by K. Telegraf Verketsverkstad, Stockholm, metal case with coat of arms transfers, double bells. - 4) Unmarked, single bell. - 5) Four unmarked, double bells. - 6) Aktiebolaget Telefon-Fabriken, Stockholm, double bell. - 7) Stockholm Telefon, double bell. - 8) Two by K. Telegraf Verketsverkstad, Stockholm, wood case, double bells. - And: 9) Large double bell (fire brigade?), L.M. Ericsson, Stockholm, marbled cast-iron base. Start Price: EUR 160
7 Telephone und 1 Klingelkasten von Ericsson oder Telegrafverkets, 1920er-30er Jahre 1) Modell DB 55, Ericsson, Metallgehäuse, Doppelglocke, Wählscheibe, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 2) Modell DER 1001, Ericsson, nur zum Hören, Metallgehäuse mit Skelett-Telephon-Aufkleber, Bakelithörer. - 3) Modell BD 370, Telegrafverkets, Metallgehäuse, Doppelglocke, Wählscheibe, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 4) Modell CD 1140, Ericsson, Metallgehäuse, Doppelglocke, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 5) Modell DE 110, Ericsson, Metallgehäuse, Doppelglocke, Wählscheibe, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 6) Modell CD 1140, Ericsson, Metallgehäuse. Die weiteren Metallteile sind messingfarben, Doppelglocke. Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 7) Modell BD 370, Telegrafverkets, für Rikstelefon, Metallgehäuse. Die weiteren Metallteile sind messingfarben. Doppelglocke, Wählscheibe, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - Und: 8) Modell CJ 792, Klingelkasten, Telegrafverkets, für Rikstelefon, Metallgehäuse. Start Price: EUR 240 Seven Telephones and a Bell Box by Ericsson or Telegrafverkets, 1920s-30s 1) Model DB 55, Ericsson, metal case, double bell, dial, handset with speaking horn. - 2) Model DER 1001, Ericsson, listening only, metal case with skeleton telephone transfer, bakelite handset. - 3) Model BD 370, Telegrafverkets, metal case, double bell, dial, handset with speaking horn. - 4) Model CD 1140, Ericsson, metal case, double bell, handset with speaking horn. - 5) Model DE 110, Ericsson, metal case, double bell, dial, handset with speaking horn. - 6) Model CD 1140, Ericsson, metal case, brass-colored parts, double bell, handset with speaking funnel. - 7) Model BD 370, Telegrafverkets, for Rikstelefon, metal case, brass-colored parts, double bell, dial, handset with speaking horn. - And: 8) Model CJ 792, bell box, Telegrafverkets, for Rikstelefon, metal case. Start Price: EUR 240
4 kleine Telephonzentralen, ab ca. 1910 1) Sterling Telephone & Electric Company, England, Nußbaumgehäuse, 10 Schalter, Glocke, Handapparat mit Sprechtaste. - 2) Telegrafverkets Verkstad, Schweden, Holzgehäuse, 25 Schalter, Wählscheibe, Bakelithörer. - 3) Sterling Telephone & Electric Company, England, Nußbaumgehäuse, 20 Schalter, Glocke, Handapparat mit Sprechtaste, Einsprechtrichter beschädigt. - Und: 4) L.M. Ericsson, Stöpselschrank, mit 5 Steckern, 10 Schaltern und Wählscheibe, zusammen auf Holzbrett mit Bakelittelephon. Start Price: EUR 120 Four Small Telephone Switchboards, c. 1910 onwards 1) Sterling Telephone & Electric Company, England, walnut case, ten switches, bell, handset with talk button. - 2) Telegrafverkets Verkstad, Sweden, wood case, twenty-five switches, dial, bakelite handset. - 3) Sterling Telephone & Electric Company, England, walnut case, twenty switches, bell, handset with push-to-talk button, damaged speaking horn. - And: 4) L.M. Ericsson, plug cabinet, with five plugs, ten switches and dial, wood board with bakelite telephone. Start Price: EUR 120
Telegraphenzubehör und Werkzeuge für Techniker, ab ca. 1890 1) Großer Wandkasten mit Relais von Ericsson, mit Glasfenster. - 2) Batterie-Prüfgerät, in Lederetui. - 3) Schnittmodell eines Bell-Typ-Telephonhörers. - 4) 3 Morsetaster. - 5) 3 Taschen-Kompasse, einer davon bezeichnet "Bézard-Kompass". - 6) 2 Galvanometer in Mahagonigehäusen. - 7) 4 Meßgeräte, 1 x Frequenz, 1 x Milliampere, 1 x Ohm und 1 x Volt. - 8) Telur-Telephonuhr. - 9) 2 Relais, Messing und Mahagoni. - 10) 1 Klopfer. - 11) Kasten mit Feinmechanikerwerkzeug, L.M. Ericsson. - Und: 12) 12 weitere Teile. Start Price: EUR 240 Telegraph Accessories and Tools for Technicians, c. 1890 onwards 1) Large wall box with "buzzer" by Ericsson, with glass window. - 2) Battery tester, in leather case. - 3) Cutaway model of a Bell-type telephone receiver. - 4) Three Morse keys. - 5) Three pocket compasses, one marked "Bézard-Kompass". - 6) Two galvanometers in mahogany cases. - 7) Four meters, one frequency, one milliampere, one ohm and one volt. - 8) Telur telephone clock. - 9) Two relays, brass and mahogany. - 10) A sounder. - 11) Box of precision mechanic's tools, marked "L.M. Ericsson". - And: 12) Twelve additional items. Start Price: EUR 240
2 Wandtelephone 1) Wandtelephon mit Blake-Transmitter, um 1895, unbezeichnet, zweiteiliges Gehäuse aus Nußbaumholz, Kurbelinduktor, Doppelglocke, ohne Hörer. - Das Blake-Mikrophon war das erste erfolgreiche Modell in der Telekommunikation und wurde von Firmen auf der ganzen Welt in Lizenz hergestellt. Eine Erfindung mit ikonischer Bedeutung für Sammler heute. - Und: 2) Ericsson England, um 1920, Eichengehäuse mit Schreibpult, höhenverstellbares Mikrophon, Bell-Typ-Hörer, Kurbelinduktor, Doppelglocke. Start Price: EUR 280 Two Wall Telephones 1) Wall telephone with Blake transmitter, c. 1895, two-part walnut case, crank inductor, double bell, without receiver. Note: The Blake transmitter was the first successful telephone microphone and was made under license by companies across the world. An invention with iconic significance to collectors today. - And: 2) Ericsson England, c. 1920, oak case with writing slope, height-adjustable microphone, Bell-type receiver, crank inductor, double bell. Start Price: EUR 280
Frühes Wandtelephon, um 1900 Hersteller nicht bekannt, vermutlich aus Schweden, Nußbaumgehäuse, Schreibpult mit Glasabdeckung, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter, 3-lamelliger Kurbelinduktor, Doppelglocke, Blitzschutz, sehr guter Originalzustand. Start Price: EUR 240 Early Wall Telephone, c. 1900 Maker not known, probably Sweden, walnut case, writing slope with glass insert, handset with speaking horn, three-part crank-inductor, double bell, lightning protection, very good original condition. Start Price: EUR 240
2 kleine Telephonzentralen 1) Pyramidenförmige Anordnung der Steckkontakte, um 1900, wahrscheinlich von Ericsson, für 5 Leitungen, 4-teiliger Kurbelinduktor, 5 Klappen, 5 Stecker, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter, ohne Rückwand, mit Glocke, Höhe 59 cm. - Und: 2) Televerket-Bürovermittlungsanlage, um 1935, Drehschalter für bis zu 50 Leitungen, 7 Steckkontakte, Wählscheibe, Bakelit-Handapparat, Höhe 34 cm. Start Price: EUR 180 Two Small Telephone Switchboards 1) Pyramid-type switchboard, c. 1900, probably by Ericsson, for five lines, four-part crank inductor, five flaps, five plugs, handset with speaking horn, no back panel, with single bell, height 23 in. - And: 2) Televerket office switchboard, c. 1935, rotary switch for up to fifty lines, seven plug-in contacts, dial, bakelite handset, height 13 1/3 in. Start Price: EUR 180
Haustelephone, ab ca. 1900 1) Vermutlich England, Eichengehäuse, 4-lamelliger Kurbelinduktor, Doppelglocke, Handapparat mit Hygieneeinsprache. - 2) L.M. Ericsson. Metallgehäuse, Drehschalter für 30 Anschlüsse, Glocke, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 3) USA, Eichengehäuse, Glocke, höhenverstellbares Mikrophon, Bell-Typ-Hörer. - 4) Unbezeichnet, schwarzes Metallgehäuse, Bakelithörer. - 5) Ericsson, Buffalo, USA. Kleiner Metallkasten mit Haken, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - 6) Vermutlich England, unbezeichnet, Nußbaumgehäuse, Schalter für 4 Anschlüsse, Glocke, Mikrophon mit Einsprechtrichter, Dosenhörer. - Und: 7) England, Nußbaumgehäuse, Front mit Gabel aus Messing, Handapparat mit Einsprechtrichter. - Dabei: Bell Set No. 20, mit Kurbelinduktor, Doppelglocke, Drehschalter für 4 Anschlüsse und Dosenhörer; Schalter für 2 Anschlüsse, in Nußbaumgehäuse; Telegrafverkets, Klingelkasten mit Schalter für 2 Anschlüsse, in Nußbaumkasten; L.M. Ericsson, Relais, in schwarzem Metallgehäuse mit Skelett-Telephon-Logo. Start Price: EUR 240 Intercom Telephones, c. 1900 onwards 1) Probably England, oak case, 4-part crank inductor, double bell, handset with hygienic microphone. - 2) L.M. Ericsson. Metal case, rotary switch for thirty connections, bell, handset with speaking horn. - 3) USA, oak case, bell, height-adjustable microphone, Bell-type handset. - 4) Unmarked, black metal case, bakelite handset. - 5) Ericsson, Buffalo, USA. Small metal box with hook, handset with speaking horn. - 6) Probably England, unmarked, walnut case, switch for four connections, bell, microphone with speaking horn, can receiver. - And: 7) England, walnut case, front with brass cradle, handset with speaking horn. - In addition: Bell Set No. 20, with crank inductor, double bell, rotary switch for four connections and can receiver; switch for two connections, in walnut case; Telegrafverkets, bell box with switch for two connections, in walnut case; L.M. Ericsson, relay, in black metal case with skeleton telephone transfer. Start Price: EUR 240
2 Bell-Typ-Telephone, um 1880 Unbezeichnet, Stempelform, gedrechseltes Holz, geeignet zum Sprechen und Hören, mit Stabmagneten, Höhe jeweils 15,5 cm, ein Hörer zur Demonstration der Technik zerlegbar. Start Price: EUR 140 Two Bell-Type Telephones, c. 1880 Unmarked, butterstamp telephone, turned wood, for speaking and listening, with rod magnets, height 6 in. each. One telephone can be dismantled to demonstrate the technique. Start Price: EUR 140
Klassizistische Tischuhr, um 1790Hochrechteckiger hölzerner Korpus mit Mahagonifurnier, partiell ebonisiert. Leicht getreppter Aufsatz, auskragender Sockel. Bronzeelemente. Messingwerk zwischen runden Platinen, Federantrieb mit Gesperr. Halbstundenschlagwerk auf Glocke, Repetition. Emaille-Zifferblatt mit arabischen Stunden. Bronzezeiger mit stilisierten Augen. Fein ziselierte, feuervergoldete Messinglunette, verglast. Pendelsichtfenster mit Maßwerkornamentik, auch seitlich verglast. Pendel mit Messinglinse, Fadenaufhängung. Rückseitig auf handschriftlichem Etikett datiert "1796". H. 33,5 cm. Furnier mit kleinen Abplatzungen und Ablösungen, Ornamentausbrüche in den Seitenfenstern. Bekrönungselement fehlt. Kein Schlüssel. Uhr läuft an. Classicistic table clock, around 1790. Wooden corpus with mahogany veneer, partially ebonised. Brass elements. Manual wind movement with ratchet. Bell chime every half hour, repetition. Enamel dial with arabic hours, brass hands with eye shaped ornaments. Brass lunette with glass. Display window for pendulum, sides also with windows. Brass pendulum. Backside on handwritten label dated 1796. H. 33,5 cm. Veneer with small losses and loose parts, window ornaments missing. Loss of top decoration. No key. Clock starts.
Große Kaminuhr mit CarillonBeeindruckende Stockuhr im wurzelholzfurnierten Gehäuse mit stilisierter Flammenbekrönung und gesägtem Stand. Im Zifferblatt signiert W[illia]m Kipling, London. Erste Hälfte 18. Jh., wohl um 1730. Mechanisches Werk mit gravierter Platine, Federantrieb über Kette-Schnecke für Geh-, Schlag- sowie Datumswerk, Spindelgang und Hinterpendel. Stundenschlag auf Glocke sowie Carillon-Geläut auf sechs Glocken, wählbar "A Greek Song" (Griechische Weise) oder "Cortilion" (kleine Cotillon-Melodie). Teilversilbertes und vergoldetes Zifferblatt mit arabisch-indischen ("türkischen") Stunden und Minuten auf gravierter Front mit Scheinpendelöffnung zwischen Schlagwerk- und Carillonregulierung. Datumfenster über sechs. Für den ausgedehnten osmanischen Markt gefertigt. H ges. 74 cm. Gangfähig. Obgleich in Yorkshire geboren, erlernte Kipling das Uhrmacherhandwerk bei Thomas Johnson in Ratcliff Cross, London, wo er sich um 1705 mit eigener Werkstatt niederließ. Sein Wirken ist bis ca 1750 nachweisbar, nicht zuletzt durch zahlreiche Groß- und Taschenuhren für den sogenannten "Türkischen Markt", ergo für Kunden im östlichen Mittelmeerraum, Nordafrika und Vorderasien. Zur Biografie vgl.: https://www.brianloomes.com/collecting/kipling/index.html Britten, F.J.,Old Clocks and Watches and Their Makers - A History of Styles in Clocks and Watches and their Mechanisms, London (Bloomsbury Books) 1986 Large Bracket Clock in wooden case with melody bell chimes. William Kipling, London, around 1730. Mechanic movement with fusée-and-chain transmission. Bell chime every hour on the hour as well as carillon melody from six bells in two variations. Date. Dial with silver overlay and partially gilt with Arabic-Indish ("Turkish") hours and minutes. Chime regulations on/off and between two melodies. Signed in dial. Date over six. Produced for the Ottoman market. Starts.
Spindeltaschenuhr mit 1/4 Repitition, Prag, 2.H. 18. Jh.Emaillezifferblatt mit römischen Ziffern, gebläute Stahlzeiger, Schlagwerk mit Glocke für Viertelstunden-Repitition, ornamental und floral durchbrochenes Werkgehäuse, in authentischer Erhaltung und funktionsfähig, Aufziehschlüssel vorhanden, Repoussé-Übergehäuse mit Darstellung einer höfischen Feierszenerie, D. 4 cm, bzw. 4,5 cm Verge pocket watch with 1/4 repitition, Prague, 2nd half of the 18th century. Enamelled dial with Roman numerals, blued steel hands, striking mechanism with bell for quarter-repeating, ornamentally and florally openworked movement case, in authentic condition and functioning, Winding key available, repoussé overcase with depiction of a courtly celebration scene.
Historistische Kaminuhr, 2. Hälfte 19. Jh.Reich ornamentiertes Messinggehäuse mit Glaseinsätzen. Empirestil-Bekrönung mit Festons, die Kanten als Kariatyden ausgeformt. Federzugwerk Lenzkirch mit Ankergang. Schlagwerk auf Glocke. Porzellan-Zifferblatt mit gemalten arabischen Stunden und Blütenranken. Flügelrad-Pendel. H ges. 58 cm. Funktion nicht geprüft. Historistic mantel clock, 2nd half 19th century. Rich ornamental brass case with display windows. Empire-style decorum. Wind-up movement by Lenzkirch, bell chime. Porcelain dial with arabic hours and flowers. Function not tested.
A quantity of 1930s Triple M MG parts comprising an original crankshaft for PA or PB 4-cylinder engine, eight used con-rods for a PA or PB, four new old stock alloy pistons by Specalloid in their original box 60mm (PB), an inlet manifold, a pair of rear spring outrigger mounting blocks and a pair of gearbox bell housing cross-tube mounting brackets.
19th c. oak 8-day long case clock by R. Murray of Lauder, Scotland, the arch topped dial with painted decoration of Scottish soldiers and a scene of interior of blacksmith's and farrier's workshop with heavy horse and a banner reading "By hammer and hand - all arts do stand", the 4 pillar movement striking on a bell with weights, pendulum and key, 7" tall to swan neck top
18th century English drinking glass the bell shaped bowl engraved with a pheasant and flowers, cotton twist stem and domed foot, 15 cms highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007. this lot purchased from Maureen Thompson 1989Condition Report: Overall good condition with no chips or cracks
18th century English drinking glass with bell shaped plain bowl on double knopped air twist stem and domed foot, 16.5 cms high Provenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007.Condition Report: Overall good condition with no chips or cracks
Drinking glass with flower decorated bell shaped bowl, facet cut stem on round lobed domed foot, 15 cms highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007.Condition Report: Rim is rough in one area. Faceted stem has some frits.
18th century English drinking glass, the bell bowl with vine flower and scroll decoration, on baluster stem on round folded foot, 19.5 cms highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007Condition Report: Overall good condition. No chips or cracks.Minor frits to foot rimPontil has been polished
18th century English drinking glass, the bell bowl engraved with monograms MG and WM in laurel cartouches on hexagonal facet cut stems and domed foot. 16.5 cm highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007. This item purchased from Brian Watson in 1999.Condition Report: Overall good condition. No chips or cracks.Frits to foot rim
18th century English drinking glass, the bell shaped bowl engraved with a bird and flowers, on cotton twist stem and domed foot, 14.5 cms highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007Condition Report: Overall good condition. No chips or cracks.
18th century Jacobite wine glass the bell shaped bowl engraved with open rose and a bud, on air twist single knop stem and domed foot, 18 cms highProvenance; A private collection of drinking glasses from a deceased estate, the collection formed between 1984-2007Condition Report: Overall good condition. No chips or cracks.
19th century longcase movement by Fletcher, Chester, square brass dial with silvered chapter ring having Roman and Arabic numerals, subsidiary dial at 12, date aperture at 6, striking a bell on the hour, in a 20th century walnut case, h202.5cm, with two weights and a pendulumCondition Report: Key in office
George III mahogany quarter chiming bracket clock on turntable base by Tomlin, London, the arched case surmounted by a hinged handle above a glazed door with pierced brass sound fret and brass twisted pillars enclosing a floral painted dial with Roman and Arabic dial above a subsidiary calendar dial, with a signed eight day six pillar triple fusee movement having anchor escapement with full engraved backplate, chiming the quarters on eight bells, and the hour on a larger bell, 52cm high, with pendulum, keys and winderBiography Edward Tomlin is recorded working at the Royal Exchange having been admitted to the Clockmakers Company in 1768 until 1798. A bracket clock signed by him is illustrated in Cescinsky & Webster English Domestic Clocks Fig. 359 page 315, published 1914 by George Routledge & Sons. Examples of both clocks and watches by Tomlin are displayed in the Science Museum, LondonCondition Report: Face re paintedGood overall condition with some cracks and knocks to the case commensurate with use and age Front door key, back door key and winding key presentWe cannot guarantee whether it works
Late 18th century oak eight day longcase clock, the painted Roman dial signed 'Trevor, Topsham', having seconds subsidiary dial at 12 and date aperture at 6, the moulded cornice above twin columns, with crossbanded trunk door on plinth base, twin train movement (lacking bell), 197cm high, with pendulum (bob detached but present), weights and winder
18th century mahogany cased 8 day bracket clock, inscribed William Webster, London, the brass handle over a cavetto top and matted brass dial with angel spandrels and inscribed silvered chapter ring, the twin train fusee movement with repeat mechanism striking on a bell, the back plate engraved with scrolls and inscribed William Webster London, 38 cm highCondition Report: Dial 15 cm square, no winding key. Case has been raised in height with pads under the feet, one pad is loose, other pads with some losses. Some evidence of alterations to the back plate (arbitrary arbor holes, one filled). Movement has not been tested, repeat mechanism running at the time of inspection. Case overall in good condition, some cracking to the veneer commensurate with age
Mahogany eight day longcase clock, the arched hood with fluted pillars enclosing a brass dial with strike/silent and dolphin spandrels to the arch above a silver chapter ring, gilt mask spandrels and subsidiary seconds and date dials, over an arched trunk door and panelled plinth base, on bracket feet, the twin train movement striking on a bell, pendulum and two weights, 19th century parts, dial 31 cm square, H219 cm
Early 19th century inlaid mahogany and satinwood eight day longcase clock, the shaped top with brass finials and inlaid panel of a vase of flowers over inlaid columns enclosing an arched dial with moon phase in the arch and the four seasons depicted in the spandrels, the dial with date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, inscribed ?astor, the trunk door with inlaid panel depicting Britannia over a plinth base with splayed bracket feet, the twin train movement striking on a bell, dial 33 cm wide, 230 cm high
Oak longcase eight day longcase clock, with later carving, the caddy shape hood over turned supports and a brass dial with mask spandrels, date aperture and subsidiary seconds dial, the silvered chapter ring inscribed, John Sedon Frodsham, over a trunk door carved with a knight on a foliate and rosette carved base with bracket feet, the twin train movement striking on a bell, dial 27.5 cm square, case 198 cm high
18th century oak 30 hour longcase clock, the moulded top hood with blind fret carved frieze over turned columns enclosing a brass dial with matted centre, date aperture and mask head spandrels, over a moulded trunk door with glazed panel on a plinth base with bracket feet, the twin train movement striking on a bell, dial 28 cm square, case 219 cm high
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