George I Striking Musical Bracket Clock | M.S. Rau

[@srwilson3s2k14]

Absolute beauty with all those interchangeable drums so many tunes.

[@shouthalikhan6512]

Its looking very beautiful and very good collection

[@gaiuscoleman8815]

Stupendous! And the tune is a lot clearer than many ive heard. Bound 2b a 6 figure price tag.

[@munirnircholaz3165]

Great! Hear it! Love it!

[@KnowYourselfIsOnlyWay]

Wonderful❤

[@ricardobonomini5208]

Increíble ❤

[@harleygoff1960]

Wow Dat iz alot of songs. How Manny are there .

[@RauAntiques]

This is a one-of-a-kind piece!

[@blakeray9856]

@@RauAntiques I think he was wondering how many different songs the clock plays, not how many clocks there are like this one.

[@hasangradisic6992]

Mnogo interesantan sahat.

[@directactivist]

This clock was made by my 6th x Great Grandfather Claude Duchesne (Paternal side)( b.France 1660 d.London 1732) . He was a french Hugenot, protestants that fled France in the 16th, 17th, 18th centuries to escape religious persecution. Many arrived in Britain as refugees. Claude Duchesne was one of a handful of highly skilled famous clock makers in France/England. One of his clocks is currently in Blenheim Palace and another in the British museum so I’m told. His son , Claudius Duchesne (b.1697 d.1761] continued the family business and his son in turn....

[@harleygoff1960]

I wonder wat are sum of the songs

[@jean-pierrem34]

French?! Waow... Proud!

[@shiyanxue1104]

Amazing! for sale?

[@bigliftm]

as iam dutch the label @ 2.44 in this video is about when it was made. i can translate it if you like. says that its made arround 1690. Very nice rare dutch made clock.

[@directactivist]

not dutch, Claude duchesne was French who moved to England. a protestant Hugenot fleeing religious persecution.