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ANTIQUE #SA1206512

French Repeater Carriage Clock Rare Top And Side Panels Restored Movement Signed Brunelot 1890

£695    $939    €817
Hi
 
I have for sale a 1890s French striking and repeating carriage clock made in France by Brunelot. The clock case has been fully restored the movement has also been fully restored with new springs added and is running strong, keeping time and striking correctly with the repeat button on the top all running via the platform.
 
The Case
 
The case is in solid shiny gilded brass and stands 17cm high x 9cm wide with a depth of 8cm it is in original condition with a thick 5mm bevelled front/back door and top viewing glass again all in mint condition and covering the most amazing panels gilded with raised silvered flowers
 
The case is very shiny and hard to photograph they do not do the clock justice at all.
 
The Dial
 
The dial is in original condition, brass with Roman numerals, but has an amazing mask to match the top and sides; the clock also retains its original very fine black moon hands.
 
The Movement
 
The movement is an eight-day time and strike which strikes the ho...
Antique ID: SA1206512
Item: French Repeater Carriage Clock Rare Top And Side Panels Restored Movement Signed Brunelot 1890 - (reference SA1206512)
Buying direct from seller: Arundel Clocks
£695



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