18th Century German Black Forest Flute Organ Musical Grandfather Clock

This listing is for a rare antique German Black Forest grandfather clock.

This clock dates to the late 18th- early 19th century and was made by Jacob Ganter (signed on back of dial).

The clock has a very rare 3 train movement with a musical flute pipe organ that plays on the strike.

The clock is quite large, standing at 102 inches in height, 27.5 inches in width, and 17.5 inches in depth.

The clock is quite gorgeous. The dial is made from wood and has a nice hand painted design. The center sections of the casing has large stained glass windows. There were probably originally wooden panels. The stained glass is quite old and was probably replaced well over 100 years ago.

The pipe organ has 3 ranks of pipes. There are 17 pipes in the back, 20 in the middle, and another 17 in the front.

There are wooden roller cylinders that play different tunes. 4 cylinders are included

The pendulum and weights are included.

This clock is in good condition for its age and has been well cared for.

The time and (bell) strike section ran when recently tested.

The musical component might need some work. Bellows were nicely replaced and updated at some point. However, it needs a heavier weight than what is attached. Some of the flutes sound like they might benefit from a cleaning. The entire movement could benefit from a proper conservation due to its age.

Please note that any type of mechanical clock that is moved or shipped might require adjustments upon arrival, thus time accuracy cannot be guaranteed.

Chairish sells clocks solely to be intended for display. The mechanical elements are not guaranteed to be in working order by Chairish.