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Status:This item has been sold Sold by:Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd
A rare example of French carriage clock by Richard & Co, Paris. A silvered dial with a subsidiary circular dial showing true seconds which is a rare feature. Blued steel hands and Roman numerals and signed by retailers ''Goldsmiths & Silversmiths 112, Regent Street London''. A larger proportioned brass case with a fluted carrying handle and canted side columns. An oblong bevelled glass top panel showing the original lever escapement. An 8-day duration timepiece mechanism. Marked R C'' to the mechanism backplate. Circa 1895.
From Kembery Antique Clocks Ltd. you can expect a genuine antique carriage clock that is in full working order and sold with 12 months guarantee. Please phone 01179565281 to order the clock. Worldwide tracked and insured delivery. We can send you some more photos or a video on Whatsapp. We are members of The British Watchmakers and Clockmakers Guild.
Antique Number: SA1114385
Dateline of this antique is Victorian
Height is 14cm (5.5inches)Width is 10cm (3.9inches)Depth is 9cm (3.5inches)
Antique #SA1114385, shown on this page, originates from the victorian Era. For historical context, the timeline below highlights the period when it was made:
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