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19th Century French Carriage Clock by Lamy & Lacroix, of Mores, Near Paris. C.1860
Quiet Street Antiques of Bath
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19th Century French Carriage Clock by Lamy & Lacroix, of Mores, Near Paris. C.1860

19th century
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An early French carriage clock by Lamy & Lacroix of Mores (Chemin de Mores is about 30 miles North-West of Paris), signed to the dial and engraved on the backplate. The enamelled dial has decorative steel hands and roman numerals. The original 8-day movement strikes hours and half-hours on a bell and has an outside count-wheel.  The lovely case is cast with flowers, leaves and scrolls. Large bevelled glass panels to 5-sides.

Dimensions:    Height: 17 cm (handle up).  Width: 10 cm  Depth: 8.5 cm

Date: c.1860   

Physical Dimensions
Height
17cm (6.69")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
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Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 19th Century.

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An early French carriage clock by Lamy & Lacroix of Mores (Chemin de Mores is about 30 miles North-West of Paris), signed to the dial and engraved on the backplate. The enamelled dial has decorative steel hands and roman numerals. The original 8-day movement strikes hours and half-hours on a bell and has an outside count-wheel.  The lovely case is cast with flowers, leaves and scrolls. Large bevelled glass panels to 5-sides.

Dimensions:    Height: 17 cm (handle up).  Width: 10 cm  Depth: 8.5 cm

Date: c.1860   

Height
17cm (6.69")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
8.5cm (3.35")
Date of Manufacture

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 19th Century.

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SA1047677
Dealers Internal Ref
1468/Q
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Archive I A 19th-century French gilt brass carriage clock featuring a relief foliate frame, clear glass sight panels, a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and two winding keys.

19th Century French Carriage Clock by Lamy & Lacroix, of Mores, Near Paris. C.1860

Archive II A 19th-century French gilt brass carriage clock featuring a relief foliate frame, clear glass sight panels, a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and two winding keys. View II
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A 19th-century French gilt brass carriage clock featuring a relief foliate frame, clear glass sight panels, a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and two winding keys.
19th century French Carriage clock by Lamy & Lacroix, of Mores, near Paris. c.1860
Ref: SA1047677
A 19th-century French gilt brass carriage clock featuring a relief foliate frame, clear glass sight panels, a white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and two winding keys.
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Developed in France during the early 19th century, carriage clocks were designed as portable timepieces for travellers. They typically feature a rectangular metal case with glass panels, a top carrying handle, and a spring-driven movement equipped with a platform escapement to withstand movement during journeys.

Traditional French carriage clocks were primarily constructed using cast or stamped brass, often gilded or fire-gilded, along with bevelled glass plates. The dials were commonly crafted from white enamel fired over copper, paired with blued steel clock hands and steel movement components.

Authentic period carriage clocks usually feature maker stamps or trademarks on the back plate of the movement or dial face, heavy brass construction, and fine bevelled glass panels. Movements from this era generally utilise a platform escapement situated at the top of the mechanism, visible through a upper glass viewing window.

A brass carriage clock functions effectively as an accent piece on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or executive desk. Positioning the clock alongside contemporary artwork or structured modern ceramics creates a balanced contrast between historical craftsmanship and current design aesthetics.

To preserve a carriage clock, wind the mechanism regularly using the correct size key without forcing the spring. Metal surfaces should be dusted with a dry microfiber cloth, avoiding liquid polishes or chemical cleaners that can strip protective lacquers or gilding.
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