AUSTRO UNGHARIAN DANIEL ENDLER TRAVEL CLOCK, 19 TH CENTURY

A rare travel clock features a hexagonal gilt brass bezel decorated with engine-turnedgeometric borders, a white enamel dial with Roman black numeral markers and fine blued steel spade/moon hands; the movement functions as an hour and quarter repeater

It includes its original fitted leather -bound transit case with plush brown velvet, stamped inside with the maker's mark D: Endler in Prag in gold leaf or  impression
The dial and case lid are signed D: Endler in Prag

D endler was a prominent clockmaker operating in Prag ( then part of the Austrian Empire) during the 19 th century

Biedermeier era ( 1830-1850 s)

The movement needs to be restored, and the price is around 500-600 Pounds