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Victorian French Striking Carriage Clock T. Martin & Co Serial 3058 Working
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Victorian French Striking Carriage Clock T. Martin & Co Serial 3058 Working

19th century
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This is a late 19th-century French carriage clock featuring a gilded brass Corniche-style case with a folding handle. The dimensions are approximately 13 centimeters in height with the handle lowered. The exterior consists of five beveled glass panels, including a circular viewing aperture on the top plate. The white enamel dial displays black Roman numerals for the hours and an outer track for minutes, with blued steel spade-shaped hands.

The rear of the clock features a hinged brass door that opens to reveal the movement. The backplate is stamped with the retailer mark T. Martin & Co. Paris and the serial number 3058. The mechanical movement is an 8-day striking type that sounds the hours and half-hours on a circular steel gong. Two square winding arbors are present for the time and strike functions, alongside a central arbor for hand adjustment and a regulation scale marked S and F.

Approximate Dimensions & Weight:

H: 13 x 9 x 8 cm

1580 grams

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Bushells Antiques has dated this Victorian Brass Carriage Clock to the 19th Century.

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Description
This is a late 19th-century French carriage clock featuring a gilded brass Corniche-style case with a folding handle. The dimensions are approximately 13 centimeters in height with the handle lowered.
The exterior consists of five beveled glass panels, including a circular viewing aperture on the top plate.
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The white enamel dial displays black Roman numerals for the hours and an outer track for minutes, with blued steel spade-shaped hands.

fig 1. A Victorian brass carriage clock featuring a top handle, glass side panels, and a white enamel dial with Roman numerals.
fig 1. Victorian French Striking Carriage Clock T. Martin & Co Serial 3058 Working

The rear of the clock features a hinged brass door that opens to reveal the movement. The backplate is stamped with the retailer mark T. Martin & Co. Paris and the serial number 3058. The mechanical movement is an 8-day striking type that sounds the hours and half-hours on a circular steel gong. Two square winding arbors are present for the time and strike functions, alongside a central arbor for hand adjustment and a regulation scale marked S and F.

Approximate Dimensions & Weight:

H: 13 x 9 x 8 cm

1580 grams

Date of Manufacture

Bushells Antiques has dated this Victorian Brass Carriage Clock to the 19th Century.

Reference Numbers
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SA1214600
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A Victorian brass carriage clock featuring a top handle, glass side panels, and a white enamel dial with Roman numerals.
Victorian French Striking Carriage Clock T. Martin & Co Serial 3058 Working
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Carriage clocks are small, spring-driven portable timepieces developed in France during the early nineteenth century, featuring sturdy rectangular metal cases, glass panels, and top folding handles designed for travel.

Traditional French carriage clocks are predominantly constructed with cast brass frames, bevelled glass panels, and white enamel dials featuring blued steel or brass hands.

Authentic pieces generally feature solid brass construction, bevelled glass viewing windows, hand-cut hands, stamped maker serial numbers on the back movement plate, and a platform escapement visible through a top glass window.

A brass carriage clock can be positioned on a fireplace mantelpiece, decorative sideboard, or executive office desk to provide historic visual texture and refined metallic detail.

Maintain the piece by dusting the exterior glass and metal with a dry microfibre cloth, avoiding harsh abrasive cleaners that strip original patina, and arranging professional horological servicing every five years.
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