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French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890
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French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

19th century
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Hi

I have for sale an 1880s carriage clock made in France by Richard & Co and presented in the rare case style which contains ornate filigree work and chasing running around the entire clock. It is in stunning condition one of the best we have seen, made in France a very rare find these days.

The case/movement/ have been fully Ultra-Sonic cleaned, polished, and rebuilt all hand polished hard to show on the photos.

The Case

The case is in solid heavy brass in the rare filigree style with a small top window and stands 16cm high x 8cm wide with a depth of 6.5cm it is in perfect condition with thick bevelled glass sides/front/back door and top viewing glass. This clock has the filigree and chasing work running around the clock and is in perfect condition a real stunner with the thick solid matching handle.

The Dial

The dial is in original condition in white porcelain all contained in a stunning gilded mask to match the side panels simply beautiful to look at with the Arabic numerals, and the clock retains the original fine black ornate hands.

The Movement

The movement is an eight-day time only; the movement has been fully ultrasonic cleaned new spring hand polished serviced and oiled so keeping a great time over the eight days via the jewelled escapement to the top.

A winding key is included.

Overall a very beautiful quality carriage clock that looks stunning on display and contains all of its original features this is quite a rare find these days made by a quality maker having just come to the market for the first time since the 1880s.

The photos do not do this beautiful clock any justice the winning bidder will be delighted, please read my feedback from other buyers about their clock purchases.

I will post worldwide.

I offer a return service and six six-month return to base guarantee.

Physical Dimensions
Height
16cm (6.30")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Declaration

Arundel Clocks has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA1103544
Dealers Internal Reference
Clive Castle
Dealers Notes

Gary, our in-house Horologist, is always happy to discuss your individual requirements: +44 7903 932602

Description
Hi

I have for sale an 1880s carriage clock made in France by Richard & Co and presented in the rare case style which contains ornate filigree work and chasing running around the entire clock.

It is in stunning condition one of the best we have seen, made in France a very rare find these days.
Arundel Clocks
fig 1. An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
fig 1. French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

The case/movement/ have been fully Ultra-Sonic cleaned, polished, and rebuilt all hand polished hard to show on the photos.

The Case

The case is in solid heavy brass in the rare filigree style with a small top window and stands 16cm high x 8cm wide with a depth of 6.5cm it is in perfect condition with thick bevelled glass sides/front/back door and top viewing glass. This clock has the filigree and chasing work running around the clock and is in perfect condition a real stunner with the thick solid matching handle.

fig 2. An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
fig 2. French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

The Dial

The dial is in original condition in white porcelain all contained in a stunning gilded mask to match the side panels simply beautiful to look at with the Arabic numerals, and the clock retains the original fine black ornate hands.

fig 3. An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
fig 3. French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

The Movement

The movement is an eight-day time only; the movement has been fully ultrasonic cleaned new spring hand polished serviced and oiled so keeping a great time over the eight days via the jewelled escapement to the top.

fig 4. An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
fig 4. French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

A winding key is included.

Overall a very beautiful quality carriage clock that looks stunning on display and contains all of its original features this is quite a rare find these days made by a quality maker having just come to the market for the first time since the 1880s.

fig 5. An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
fig 5. French Carriage Clock Chased Side Panels 1890

The photos do not do this beautiful clock any justice the winning bidder will be delighted, please read my feedback from other buyers about their clock purchases.

I will post worldwide.

I offer a return service and six six-month return to base guarantee.

Height
16cm (6.30")
Width
8cm (3.15")
Depth
6.5cm (2.56")
Date of Manufacture

Arundel Clocks has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA1103544
Dealers Internal Ref
Clive Castle
Arundel Clocks
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An antique French brass carriage clock featuring detailed chased floral fretwork, fluted corner columns, a folding handle, and bevelled glass panels.
French Carriage Clock Chased side panels 1890
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Carriage clocks are small, spring-driven portable clocks designed for travel during the early nineteenth century. First developed in France by clockmaker Abraham-Louis Breguet, they became popular across Europe throughout the Victorian era due to their reliable mechanical movements and decorative brass cases.

Authentic late nineteenth-century French carriage clocks were primarily constructed from solid brass or gilt-bronze (ormolu), featuring thick bevelled glass panels to reveal the internal escapement mechanism. Dials were commonly crafted from white enamel or porcelain, often set within intricate chased or engraved brass masks.

Authentic French pieces typically feature stamped serial numbers or makers trademarks on the back plate of the movement, along with French term stamps such as Made in France or Paris. Additionally, genuine nineteenth-century examples display heavy cast brass cases, precise hand-chased ornamentation, and original bevelled glass panels.

Interior designers frequently place carriage clocks on mantelpieces, curated bookshelf displays, or executive desk setups to introduce warmth and historical texture. Their compact scale and metallic lustre allow them to sit alongside modern artwork, polished stone surfaces, and minimalist ceramics.

The exterior brass should be dusted lightly with a soft microfiber cloth, avoiding abrasive metal polishes which can strip original gilding or lacquered finishes. The internal mechanical movement requires professional horological servicing every five to seven years to keep the gear train clean and lubricated.
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