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Preisdatenbank abonnierenA French Brass Strike and Repeat Alarm Carriage Clock, retailed by Jas Ritchie & Son, circa 1900, twin barrel movement striking on a gong, 18cm high over handleCase brass surfaces are discoloured in parts, back door glass panel with small chips to the bottom corner, metal dial surround is discoloured, enamel dials are clean, movement is working, repeat button and strike work are working, movement with original escapement.No key present
French brass carriage clock, white unmarked enamel face with Roman dial, 8-day Leroy & Fils movement nr 7167, striking to a bell, approx 13 h x 8 w cms, four glass case with inspection window, complete with two winding keys. Condition Report This clock is currently not running and appears to be overwound.
19th century French oval brass-cased 8-day carriage clock, Leroy & Fils Regent Street, curved bevel-glass panels with enamel dial in engraved gilded surround, 8-day movement striking on a bell, height 13cmGenerally in good original condition, case gilding slightly tarnished but no damage, dial good and in working order
ASSORTMENT OF ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE COLLECTIBLES including Victorian cane with antler handle and inscribed collar; 19th Century two draw brass and mahogany telescope; Acctim West German carriage style mantel clock, in onyx effect and gold tone; Bentima mantel clock; and bronze mortar decorated with a mascaron (9)
A 'GOLIATH' BRASS REPEATING CARRIAGE CLOCK BY DENT OF LONDON inscribed to Dent and numbered NO18532, the chain driven double fusee movement striking on a gong, the silvered dial with subsidiary second dial and rolling moon aperture, 30cm high (to the top of the handle) x 18cm wide x 16cm deepProvenance: The Les Watts Collection. Note: Edward John Dent began producing clocks in the early 19th century and created the firm of his own name shortly afterwards. Amongst many notable achievements was the contract for the new clock at the Palace of Westminster, now known as 'Big Ben'.
French brass cased carriage clock, white enamelled dial, signed by the retailer, Dent, Pall Mall, London, platform escapement, timepiece movement, 13cm.Condition report:Chip to the top of the right-hand-side panel. Clock is fully wound but not running. No maker's marks. Please see additional uploaded images.
A Late 19th Century French Five-Glass Brass Cased Carriage Clock A Late 19th Century French Five-Glass Brass Cased Carriage Clock, with repeat and alarm functions, the dial set with Roman numerals and subsidiary alarm, the twin drum eight-day movement striking on a coil above five holes drilled to the base, the backplate faintly engraved Leroy & Fils 211 Regent Street and no. 2247.14cm high excluding swing handleNot tested and without any guarantee of working order or accurate timekeeping, no key, dial with several hairlines left side, light generalised wear to case with nicks, tarnish and discolouration,
A Late 19th Century French Five-Glass Brass Cased Carriage Clock A Late 19th Century French Five-Glass Brass Cased Carriage Clock, retailed by Mappin & Webb Ltd. of London, with repeat function, the dial set with Roman numerals, the eight-day twin-drum movement striking on a coil, stamped Fabrique de Paris to backplate.13.5cm high excluding swing handleNot tested and without any guarantee of working order or accurate timekeeping, no key, chip to glass rear door upper right, right side pane slightly loose, scratches, rubbing and tarnish to case, staining/discolouration to dial, overall would benefit from attention.
A Good Late 19th Century French "Chinoiserie" or "Japonisme" Gilt Brass Cased Carriage Clock A Good Late 19th Century French "Chinoiserie" or "Japonisme" Gilt Brass Cased Carriage Clock, by Achille Brocot of Paris, with repeat function, the silvered chapter ring set with Roman and Arabic numerals, the front and sides set with tri-metallic gilt bas-relief panels depicting figures, flora and fauna, the eight-day movement striking on a coil, bearing AB stamp to backplate, set with bevelled glass to front, rear and top.14.5cm high excluding swing handleNot tested and without any guarantee of working order or accurate timekeeping, no key, pitting and nicks to the case.
HALCYON DAYS A WHITE METAL CARRIAGE CLOCK With an 8-day movement, enamel dial, black Roman numerals, Breguet hands, the case with a swing handle 15cm (6in) high With a Halcyon Days box, instructions and winding key Condition Report: Movement functioning Movement to the dial Light marks to the dial visible under a loupe Hands in good condition Case in good condition Generally good condition Condition Report Disclaimer
A good quality French gilt-brass carriage clock with alarm and repeat, retailed by J. Sewill, London - late 19th century, the brass column case with dentil borders, housing a white Roman enamel dial and Arabic alarm dial within a matted gilt mask panel, the dial signed 'J. Sewill 30 Cornhill London, Made in Paris', the twin train 8-day movement striking the hours and half hours on a gong, numbered '1002', 19.5 cm high (handle up), with later key.
A gilt-brass and cloisonné enamel carriage clock - 20th century, the case with dentil borders and cloisonné enamel decoration to the top, handle, Corinthian columns and base, the English, 11 jewel single train movement fronted by a black enamel dial with gilt Roman numerals, 15.7 cm high plus handle.* The clock is in running order. A little gilt wear to the edges of the case. No damage or losses to enamel. The dial and glass VG. In very good condition overall. Complete with key.
A French 8-day Petite sonnerie carriage clock with repeat and alarm on a gong, in a brass cornice case with bevelled glass panels. White dial with Roman numerals and subsidiary alarms dial. Dimensions: 7" (top handle) x 4" x 3". Condition report: Good condition - working at the time of cataloguing. Movement not fully tested.
A brass cased French carriage timepiece, early 20th century, the 5cm white enamelled dial applied with Roman numerals and enclosing the single train movement, stamped 'Paris' with the initials H.J, 11cm highCondition reportKey numbered with the same serial number as the clock.The clock can be wound however the movement doesn't appear to run, and is likely to require some attention.
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