Casement Clocks

French gilt champleve clock garniture Rectangular case standing on a stepped moulded base with turned feet, applied frieze decoration below a beautifully decorated champleve ename...

After the orders, he received a fortune from the Duke of Martibore, and with this money he could pay enough to make clock cases for train stations. In the 1860s, he began to create t...

French Art Nouveau mahogany cased mantel clock with arch top above satinwood inlay depicting a Viking longboat at full sail.

Beautiful late 18th Century English Chinoiserie wall or tavern clock. The Chinoiserie decoration on this clock case is of excellent quality and the scale is impressive too.

An ormolu cased Cartel clock by Vincenti & Cie Constructed in gilt bronze, depicting a well modelled figure of Father Time, carrying his scythe, with a winged cherub surmount, hou...

Popularised across France during the late nineteenth century, architectural clock cases of this substantial temple design were favoured centrepieces for grand residential interiors.

We are delighted to offer for sale this lovely original John D Harris Marble & Pietra Dura Boudoir clock in the original case. A very fine time piece, kept in its original case fo...

The lower part of the case is square in shape and is surmounted by a circular clock pediment.

The clock case decorated overall with very fine ‘Vernis Martin’ lacquer paint with floral sprays and garlands.

The shell motif on the base and the scrolling handles either side of the clock case are further charming touches. The circular clock dial sits in the centre of the piece within an...

The base supports the centrally placed, square-faced clock case, which is inset with an enamel dial inscribed with Roman numerals.

At either side of the doorway there are further trompe l'oeil panels depicting Biblical figures, made to look as if they are stained glass panels, and above there further painted win...

The clock takes the form of a tall rectangular case with a circular white enamel dial near its top.

The clock case is cast in gilt bronze, the quality of which is typical of Barbedienne's work, with intricate details including shells, floral garlands, acanthus leaves, and musical i...

Cawley & Sons, surrounded by a brass bezel that complements the warm tones of the lacquered case. Internally, the clock houses an eight-day French movement stamped “Made in France” ...

Vion was well known for his clock cases. Among his finest sculptural cases is one housing a movement by Lepaute a' Paris, representing the Three Graces (Muse´e du Louvre, Paris) made...

The mantel clock features a gilt metal rectangular case with a break arch top.

A Late 18th Century Ormolu Cartel Clock Signed Baltazar à Paris A fine eighteenth century wall clock, housed in a gilt bronze case of splendid architectural proportions, the circula...

The movement is an adapted English Sedan clock movement. The case is French and dates from about 1827.

A newer sophisticated take on the grandfather clock with the case in smoked Lucite defining the outline of the clock.

The dial has a finely decorated ormolu centre, surrounded by white enamel with black Roman numerals. The front of the clock case is finely chased with flowers, foliage and musical in...

Quality antique Victorian eight day marble mantle clock, having a quality black slate and green marble cased mantel clock with two pairs of green flecked pillars flanking a 3.5inch b...

Between the legs, there is a drum clock case with a white enamel dial. This dial features deep blue Roman and Arabic Numerals.

A neoclassical bronze and rouge marble mantel clock, retailed by Miller & Sons, London, clockworks by Japy Freres marked with number 15411, 44, and an encircled monogram "CAF," surmo...

Great Lodge Style Antler Mantel Clock 1900 A rare antique lodge style mantel clock.

The clock case below the figure is rectangular, formed of five layers alternately decorated ormolu.

The clock has a typical Art Deco design with a rare rectangular shaped case.

Mantel clock in a gold-patinated wooden case with enameled clock face and octagonal pedestal with paw feet.

Executed in cold-painted spelter and mounted on an antique marble and onyx clock case. A highly collectible example of the finest Art Deco design.

With its diameter of 48 cm, this clock is the largest in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

With its diameter of 48 cm, this clock is the largest in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

With its diameter of 16 cm, this clock is the smallest in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

With its diameter of 29 cm, this clock is the largest but one in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

With its diameter of 21 cm, this clock is the smallest but one in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

With its diameter of 29 cm, this clock is the largest but one in the range. The clock case supporting the concave glass front gives the clock an appearance of hovering on the wall.

Rather than simply incorporating a small automaton into a traditional clock case, virtually the entire composition has been conceived as a miniature industrial environment.

Antique Edwardian quality hand painted porcelain mantle clock having a quality hand painted decorated porcelain clock case with flowers, leaves and scrolls in wonderful green, yellow...

Between the columns, there is a drum clock case which features an ornate circular dial, inscribed with Roman numeral hour indices.

An elegant French marble and spelter clock garniture dating to the late 19th century, featuring a finely cast figural composition surmounting a richly veined marble case.

Designed with a stately neoclassical case, the clock is housed in a richly cast bronze structure featuring a pedimented crown, ornate scrollwork, and finely detailed columnar supports.

Black glass fiber double-ring wall clock that contains the walnut case and clock hands in the center.

Black glass fiber double-ring wall clock that contains the walnut case and clock hands in the center.

This is a Henry Lepaute wood wall clock. It depicts the clock wood case shaped as a coat of arm shield.

The clock is set on a shaped green marble base on bun feet, above which there are mounted urns and a fountain on the lower part of the clock case.

The clock is designed to be wall-mounted, with the case resting on the separate bracket.

The clock is housed within an elaborate architectural brass case of classical inspiration, featuring elegant twin handles and a decorative urn-form finial rising above the case.

The circular clock dial is set into the top of the case, its tooled gilt bronze surface inscribed with Roman numeral hour marks.

The base supports the clock case itself, which is wrought to resemble a lyre: the dial is set into the body of the lyre, while the twin lyre arms spring from the shoulders of the case.

The champlevé decoration also extends on the clock case over the dial. The dial is gilt bronze and enamel with blued steel hands.

Interestingly the book ‘ The Georgian Bracket Clock’ by R.Barder shows an example of a satinwood cased bracket clock, there is also another example of one of his bracket clocks on pa...

This graceful, joyous antique clock set is a reminder of why the 19th century Parisian clockmaking firm Raingo Freres is so highly revered: the beautiful bronze casting on the centra...

The clock's arched top is crowned by a sculptural figure of a cherub, and pointed finials top the four corners of the case.

The clock case etc. is made of black marble and decorated with faux hieroglyphics and deity symbols.

The clock case is plinth-form in shape, featuring a flat top, a wider base, and concave sides.

The clock is composed of an arched rectangular case, which stands on a wide stepped base, on toupie feet.

These handles take the form of scrolling, leafy grape vines, which extend from the clock's glass body to the gilt bronze mouth. The centre of the clock’s vase-shaped case features a ...

Below, a circular white enamel dial – inscribed with Roman Numerals and Arabic Numbers – is centrally positioned on the clock case. Around it, the gilt bronze case has been masterful...

The clock case is surmounted by a conforming vase with twin scrolling ormolu handles, terminating in female heads.

Designed in the Neoclassical and Grecian Revival taste, the architectural clock case is constructed in pale alabaster and enriched with finely detailed gilt-metal mounts.

Crafted from porcelain, the vase-form clock case is mounted with a gilt bronze stem, and a pair of gilt bronze ram's head handles.