Introduce the grand, resonant chime of late 19th-century German engineering to your home with this exquisite architectural bracket clock.

Antique HAC Mahogany Bracket Clock c.1900, German 8-Day Quarter Striking Ting Tang Mantel Clock, Architectural Clock Brass Dial, Hamburg American

Introduce the grand, resonant chime of late 19th-century German engineering to your home with this exquisite architectural bracket clock.

Crafted by the renowned Hamburg American Clock Company (HAC / HAU) circa 1900, this statement timepiece is housed in a beautifully structured, rich mahogany case. The stately architectural silhouette is framed by half-turned columns, flanking a spectacular brass face plate. The dial itself showcases an ornate matted gilt center, intricate corner spandrels, and a silvered chapter ring with traditional Roman numerals.

Mechanically impressive, this features a high-grade, 8-day quarter-striking “Ting-Tang” movement. It sounds a delightful double-tone (“ting-tang”) on the quarter hours, building up to the full hour count on its deep resonant internal gongs.

✨ Key Features & Details:
• Maker: Hamburg American Clock Company (HAC Cross Arrows trademark)
• Movement: Mechanical 8-Day, quarter-striking “Ting-Tang” dual gong mechanism
• Era: Late Victorian / Edwardian (Circa 1895–1910)
• Casing: Substantial mahogany wood case featuring twin brass finials with bracket feet
• Dial Artistry: Hand-finished brass dial plate with detailed gilt spandrels and silvered Roman numeral track

📐 Dimensions:
• Height: 36 cm (to the top of the case arch/finials)
• Width: 27 cm
• Depth: 15 cm

Condition Note: This is an authentic antique clock showing beautiful natural aging and historical patina to the mahogany woodwork and brass accents. Please check all photos closely. If you require video confirmation of the ting-tang chime or movement operation, please drop us a message before checking out. [1]