Jane Short Antiques has dated this Gilded Brass Carriage Clock to the 1900s.
The platform escapement and associated clock speed regulator are clearly visible through the top panel.
This clock features a hand painted enamelled clock face, depicting three galloping horse riders, dressed in the Louis XV period style, with trees and shrubs in the background and under a cloudy sky.
The upper and lower friezes are encased in pierced gilded brass decoration.
This beautiful clock is overall in excellent condition. It has been cleaned throughout, lightly lubricated and is running well, with good time keeping.
This particular clock style was a speciality of the French clockmakers Duverdrey & Blouquel. The style was introduced in the late 19th Century and housed high quality mechanisms. Their clocks were defined by the top and bottom sections having a distinctive ogee, or serpentine shape, often with decorative friezes..
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Jane Short Antiques has dated this Gilded Brass Carriage Clock to the 1900s.
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French Gilded Brass Carriage Clock
