Quarter Chiming Petite Sonnerie Carriage Clock, Goldsmiths Alliance, London

This is a beautiful French Gorge cased lacquered brass carriage clock circa 1880. The clock has beveled glass panels all round including the back door, white enamel rectangular dial ...

A rare green Chinoiserie decorated bracket clock with matching wall bracket, by Elliott of London. Manufactured in the 1970's. The case and bracket profusely decorated with images of flowers, trailing vines, temples and scholars. The brass face with angel spandrels, silver chapter ring and Roman numerals, signed Elliott London. The movement sounding the hours and half hours on a bell mounted below the movement. In my experience it is rare to find a green Chinoiserie clock...

A tortoiseshell and silver carriage clock, maker John Batson, London 1890/91. A fabulous late 19th century small Victorian carriage clock, tortoiseshell veneered with sterling sil...

A late 19th century French lantern clock, the dial inset with ceramic numerals showing the hours and minutes. The numerals have some wear ...

A fine French ormolu grande sonnerie pendule d'officier with alarm, Le Roi & Fils, late 18th century. The ormolu case profusely decorated with flora...

A stunning 19th century Victorian mahogany cased Georgian style clock of compact proportions. The lantern topped case with decorative brass sound frets to the sides backed with red silk, brass vertical inserts to the front pillars and inserts to the top of the front door. The top corners adorned by four brass balls surmounted by a brass carry handle. The base with a brass border and supported on four ogee feet. The face with brass spandrels and a silvered chapter ring with three winding holes to the matted centre and a strike/silent dial to the top. The substantial three train platform escapement movement sounding the quarters on a carillon of eight bells...

A Petit Sonnerie carriage clock by Grohe of Paris The gilt bronze case comprehensively engraved, and having a retractable carrying handle; the lever movement driving the petit son...

A very stylish late 19th century bracket clock in an ebonised case with heavy bevelled glass to all sides and top, with a pristine silvered dial and roman chapter ring below strike s...

A very impressive quarter chiming tubular gong clock with a very high quality three train movement. The movement is of 8 day duration and strikes the quarter hours on eight chrome plated tubular gongs hanging from the rear of the case and the main hour on a coiled gong. Also featuring Westminster and Whittington chime...

Case: The large gilt-bronze gorge style case has crisp molded edges, beveled glasses to five sides and a hinged handle above. Dial: The pink porcelain dial has decorative grey and light blue fields for the main and subsidiary dials that include the days, date and alarm, black Roman numerals on white shields for the hours, steel-cut hands and a moon aperture framed by a dark blue night sky and 29.5 day scale...

For sale is a good quality 19th century French Grande-Sonnerie Carriage clock retailed by Hunt & Roskell, London. The clock is in very good condition remaining in full working order....

Maker: Breguet # 5257 Stamped Soldano on the underside of the platform. Case: The gilt-bronze case with original gold in typical gorge-cased form is stamped on the underside ‘440’ and ‘1275’. Dial: The white porcelain dial has Roman numerals for the hours, steel-cut Breguet-style hands and is signed ‘Breguet, 5257’. Movement: The eight-day movement has all the indications in both French and English, has a blank stamp where the the trade-mark stamp for the ebauche maker was scrubbed, is numbered ‘1275’ and ‘440’, is engraved ‘Breguet, 5257’ and strikes the quarters on a bell. Above sits the balance platform with a lever escapement and a beautifully engine-turned mask. The underside is stamped Soldano. Notes: Breguet was founded by Abraham Louis Breguet and is one of the most famous horological dynasties in history. The are noted for exceptional quality and design and often for advanced technological innovations and their pieces always demand a premium. They are one of the few firms that still have extensive sales records and know who the original buyers were for each and every piece. An Official Breguet Attestation from 2010 states that this clock was completed in 1876 and sold to M. Daupius for 450 FF. Soldano Paris Exhibitions, Bronze Medals 1855 and 1878 for carriage clocks...