19th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge de Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
A 19th century French Country horloge de parquet, or tall case clock. The case is made of oak and beechwood with raised pearwood panels.
Enamel, Brass
18th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge De Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
A French Horloge De Parquet, or tall case clock made of solid cherry.
Bronze, Enamel
19th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge De Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
A fine early 19th century French Horloge De Parquet, or tall case clock, from Provence made of solid walnut.
Walnut
19th Century Louis XV Style French Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A 19th century Louis XV style French walnut horloge de parquet, or tall case clock, in two parts.
Enamel, Bronze
18th Century French Louis XV Carved Oak Long-Case Clock from Normandy
Located in Dallas, TX
This tall and elegant horloge de parquet was crafted in Normandy, France, circa 1780.
Oak
19th Century French Tall Case Clock by Avenol Pere in Cherry Wood
By Avenol Pere
Located in Winter Park, FL
A 19th century French Horloge de Parquet or tall case clock from Brittany.
Brass, Enamel
Pine Standing Clock Case
By Horloge De Parquet
Located in Palm Desert, CA
Horloge de Parquet "Demoiselle." Pine standing clock case with original hardware.
Metal
French Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
By Avenol Pere
Located in Winter Park, FL
A 19th century French horloge de parquet, or tall case clock, from Normandy made solid walnut with oak panels.
Enamel, Brass
18th Century French Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
18th century French horloge de parquet or tall case clock, c.1780-1800 with a seven day movement, original enamel dial, and bronze rooster crest.
Walnut
19th Century French Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A 19th century French Horloge de Parquet or tall case clock from Normandy.
Wood
18th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge De Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
An exceptional 18th century French Horloge De Parquet, or tall case clock, from Lyon.
Bronze, Enamel
Sold
H 90 in W 17.875 in D 11.5 in
Bleached Oak Horloge De Parquet Clock Case from Liege, Belgium, circa 1870
Located in Dallas, TX
Hand-carved in Liege, Belgium circa 1870, this horloge de parquet has a commanding presence. The oak wood has been bleached, revealing great graining to the tan colored wood.
Wood, Oak
19th c. French Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A solid oak case with fine carvings from the Normandy province with a seven day Morbier movement chiming on the hours, two minutes after and on the half. Original brass "hand knobs" ...
18th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge de Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
A stunning tall case clock from the Burgundy Province, having a case made of walnut, burl of oak and oak with a curved shape, ended by scroll toes and a carved top with a chapeau de ...
19th. C. French Tall Case Clock or Horloge de Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
A spectacular solid walnut tall case clock with beautiful wood, Morbier movement with brass embossed decoration and enamel face, by Andrée Quintal at La Rochefoucauld in Loire Valley...
19th c. French Horloge de Parquet " Demoiselle" or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A master craftsmanship in this tall case clock with solid walnut and burl of walnut for the panel of the door and the bottom, secondary wood is pine. Pegged and mortise construction....
Walnut
19th C. French Louis XV Style Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A tall case clock from the Normandy Province of France, made of cherry and chestnut in two parts. The case is pegged constructed with a chapeau de gendarme crown, veneer of cherry on...
French Walnut Tall Case Clock, circa 1850
Located in Highwood, IL
Gorgeous antique French figured walnut tall case Horloge De Parquet. This fine clock epitomises Country French style and charm, its height would make it easy to tell time from most a...
Walnut
French Louis XV Style Walnut Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A splendid 19th century French Louis XV style Horloge De Parquet, or tall case clock, made of walnut with nice hand carvings and pegged construction.
Walnut
French Tall Case Clock or Horloge de Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
An early 19th century French horloge de parquet, or tall clock, from Normandy.
Brass, Enamel
18th Century French Tall Case Clock or Horloge De Parquet
Located in Winter Park, FL
An exceptional 18th century French Horloge De Parquet, or tall case clock, from Pays de Bresse in Burgundy.
Bronze, Enamel
19th Century Horloge de Parquet or Tall Case Clock
Located in Winter Park, FL
A superb 19th century walnut tall case clock having an original Morbier seven day movement in working order, the case made of solid walnut with butterfly panels on the door as well o...
Horloge De Parquet
Located in Charleston, SC
Horloge de Parquet in Fine Walnut from Alsace. Built in 3 parts.
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