https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/ MijnWebwinkel RSS 2.0 Feed v1.0 https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/ Please also visit our ebay page for more items : https://www.ebay.com/str/olddutchclocks If you are interested in buying one items from ebay store, send an email and indicate shipping country. I will make specific offer and you can order it via website with Paypal or Creditcard with secure link and moneyback gaurantee. Items on ebay are 15% more expensive due to ebay comission and insertion fee, If you can not find your country, please use the country nearest your adress and the shipping cost will be calculated. If you have question please send an email . https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4485603/dutch-clocks/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4485603/dutch-clocks/ Dutch People have a long history in making clocks from 16th century in cities like Jour, Hindelopen, Groningen, Zandam and Amsterdam. Nowadays these antique clocks are very expensive and can be also found in museums. From start of 1900 lots of Dutch clocks have been mass produced in small workshops with modern equipments. Following movie is an example of one of the modern workshops at that time. That clocks were sold around 1800 Guilden (equal to 900 Euro). Source: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bestand:Vervaardiging, Auteur: Polygoon-Profilti (producent) / Nederlands Instituut voor Beeld en Geluid (beheerder) In 1929 Warmink factory was established by J. Warmink in Almelo and started mass production of high quality clocks. Warmink factory produced lots of quality-Table clocks, Zandam clocks, Friesian clocks, Salander clocks, Barometers and Electrical clocks with marks of Warmink, Jeka, Wuba, John Smith which most of them are still working in Dutch houses. Unfortunately Warmink factory closed his doors in 2002, Warmink clocks are very famous and collective clocks during past years. You can find more information on following catergories: ∙ Zaanse Clocks ∙ Friesian Clocks ∙ Mantle Clocks https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295499/zaanse-clock/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295499/zaanse-clock/ Zaanse clock:The Zaanse clock (Zaandam clocks) is known for its classic model, with on top of the atlas and first 'faith, hope and love' and the sentence “Nu elck syn sin”. The antique Zaanse clocks all run on bid peer shape weights, with cords (no chains) over pulleys. They are generally made between 1650 and 1750 and are distinguished from other clocks of that time by their appearance and by the particular model of the handmade timepieces. "Nu elck syn sin" is middle age Dutch proverb that indicates the pleasant feeling that every owner of such a clock is having a good time. Modern Zaanse Clock: The modern type of zaanse klock became immensely popular when the Warmink Company began reproducing them during the second half of the twentieth century. They have the same appearance but with 2 peer shape weights. Warmink Zaanse clocks are equipped with 1 day or 8 days movements. The one day type is very small and light weight.. On my ebay page there is always have Zandam clock for sale. You can also send an inquiry via email and I cpould offer you very reliable and working clock. https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4484756/frisian-clocks/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4484756/frisian-clocks/ Frisian clocksFrisian Stoel Clock (seat clock): Frisian seat clocks are made in Friesland province from 16 century, They have beautiful hand panted face, ornaments in mermaid shape at right and left sides, hand made movement and on big cylindrical weigh.. Most of Frisian clock have a moon calander which showing moon phases. Frisian Schippertje Clocks (Schipper=Skipper, Salor) : Frisian shippertje or salor clock was small version of frisian clock with small pendulium (sometime at side) that dutch sailors used them in their ships. They had robust design to tilt and movements in water and operate in the see. The original schippertje is very rare and hard to find. Frisian Staart Clocks (Tail clok) A Frisian tail clock is pendulum clock with a long tail and 3 ornaments on top. Most of tail clocks have an Atlas figure carrying globe and two Pheme Goddess at sides. Moderm Frisian clocks: Moderm Frisian clocks are build in 1900 in small workshops in Frisland, Groningen and other areas , here is small movie on Wikipedia on So called modered frisian clock workshops at that time: https://nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bestand:Vervaardiging_van_Friese_klokken-524073.ogv Warmink factory built lot of Frisian models with the same look but modern timepiece and 2 weigths. All of them have 8 days timepiece mainly fron Hermle (FHS). One the famous model is Salander clock, The name of Salander comes from Salland region where these clocks were made. The Salland area is located west and north of the present Dutch Province of Overijssel. https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4485678/table-clocks/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4485678/table-clocks/ Modern Dutch table clocks are mainly made by Warmink factory with Hermle (FHS) movement, They came with different sizes and variations like: ∙ With internal pendulum ∙ With Double bells ∙ Bim bam Chime ∙ Westminster chime ∙ Without chime ∙ With Moon phase and calander ∙ Tempus Figus https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295501/useful-information/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295501/useful-information/ How to hang a clock: When you hang the clock, It shall be leveled both horizontally and vertically. You can put some paper at the back of clock If the wall is not straight. Use a suitable roll plug, falling from the wall could be a disaster for your clock. How to move a clock: Always move the clock with the weights and pendulum removed and hold it as upright as possible. How to transport a clock: For sending a clock both inside and outside of clock shall be protected. Special attention is needed for protecting pendulum hanger: If the suspension spring become bended then the clock will not work properly. If the Pendulum fork bended the clock will stop working. So these parts shall be protected during transportation and shipment. If the clock is not working: There is a possibility that the clock is not working after moving the clock. In this case it is not broken, it is out of the beat. Do not be panic and follow following simple steps ∙ Check if the hands are not touching each other, face of fron door. In that case just form and adjust the hands. ∙ Check if the clock are installed and leveled correctly. ∙ Check the pendulum is not bended, deformed or blocked by body or any part of clock. ∙ In some clocks, right and left weights are different, check if they are in correct position ∙ Hear the sound, you should hear symmetric TICK and the TOCK, The pendulum needs to swing exactly equal distances from dead center to the left, as from dead center to the right. If a clock is out of beat it makes a sound like tock,tick——tock,tick and the pendulum will swing for a few minutes and stop. Sometime by leveling the clock will be easily in beat. ∙ If the clock is level, take off the pendulum and slightly move the pendulum fork from left to right or right to left until it starts moving on its own. It should have the same feel from dead center to right and dead center to left. Hang the pendulum listen. If the sound is still not symmetric then repeat this step until get a symmetric Tick-Tock sound. ∙ Small dirt inside movement can stop clock, check if there is any dirt, plastic or styrofoam inside or between gears and clean it with small tooth stick. Cleaning with Silicon Spray can also help. I found also nice and easy instruction on this link (It will open in new page).I made a small user manual for clocks that I have and these can be downloaded here:∙ Warmink Zandam Clock ∙ Warmink Table clock ∙ Warmink Frisian Clock ∙ Original Manual of Warmink Table Clock https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295500/shipment/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4295500/shipment/ All of clocks will be packed carefully. Both external and internal parts will be protected with bubble wrap and Styrofoam. Chains will be locks in order to prevent falling out of their location and Pendulum hanger will be protected to ensure safe shipment and transportation. The package will be insured. and send by register post with track and trace possibility. Return policy: Return of products is possible within the trial period of 14 days and starts on the day when the order is completely received. Items must always be returned unused and in their original package. The client will pay the shipment cost. In case of dame in the return shipment, we can not refund you. https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4260858/about/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4260858/about/ Old Dutch Clocks is small company registered in The Netherlands. We are selling Vintage clocks, porcelains and collectible items with the lowest price. There are always lot of clocks and vintage goods available onmy ebay page. All of my clocks are checked, tested, cleaned and oiled. KVK: 68076886 VAT: NL002463038B44 Post Address: Graaf Adolflaan 1, 2263TP, Leidschendam, The Netherlands (This is not a visiting address) Email: Info@old-dutch-clocks.com ebay page: https://www.ebay.com/usr/old-dutch-clockI always have the following items in my own personal collection: 1- Zaanse clocks 2- Frisian clocks 3- Warmink table clocks 4- German Schwarzwälder (Black forest) wall clock 5- German Schwarzwälder (Black forest) table clock 6- Franse Comtoise clocks 7- Regulator wall clocks 8- Anniversary Clock (400 Day clocks) 9- German and French Porcelain(Bavaria, Limoges, Cevre,...) You can also contact me via email for an inquiry.I will offer 10% additional dicount compare to ebay prices via direct order by email or website. Payments will be via Paypal, creditcard or direct bank transfer.. I will be happy to share my experinces with others. If you have a difficulty to set the clock in the beat, need some parts, missing pendulum just send me an email and I will help you. You will always receive an answer. https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4260860/contact/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4260860/contact/ You can contact us by : Mail address: Graaf Adolflaan 1, 2263TP, Leidschendam, The Netherlands Email: info@old-dutch-clocks.com or Or ask your question here: https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4506729/terms-and-conditions/ https://www.old-dutch-clocks.com/c-4506729/terms-and-conditions/