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jesgord

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19/02/2008 5:24 am

Is the movement Lanshire?
Is the movement Lanshire?

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19/02/2008 1:25 pm

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20/02/2008 1:59 am

Yes this has a Lansire movement.
Keeps better time than any vintage clock I've owned for 10 years.

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jesgord

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20/02/2008 5:24 am

The Weinberg ball clocks...
The Weinberg ball clocks have lanshire movements as does the rectangular framed standing closck he designed.
I have seen your clock and several other similar (swiveling) Lanshire models attributed to Weinberg....but never any real definitive proof.
Here is another

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20/02/2008 5:43 am

Thanks JESGORD!
Nice example you're holding. There is someone with a Frederic Weinberg blog www.fredericweinberg.com . They are planning on writing a book focused on lamps and lighting. I have a wall hung wall lamp that is definitely his, so any information is appreciated.

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