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Jacot: French Striking Carriage Clock
Quiet Street Antiques of Bath
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Jacot: French Striking Carriage Clock

19th century
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HENRI JACOT: a good quality late 19th century French CARRIAGE CLOCK in full working order. This recently overhauled 8-day movement retains its original lever platform escapement with good robust action and is housed within its bright “Corniche” case which has perfect bevelled glass panels to all sides. The white enamel dial is perfect and the blued steel “spade” hands are original. Signed to the backplate with the Jacot trademark and numbered 17462. Guaranteed for at least two years. 12cms tall (handle down). circa 1890

* HENRI JACOT was noted for his fine quality Carriage Clocks, with particularly clear enamel dials. His clocks were usually signed with his trademark: a parrot on a stand with the initials “H” and “J” either side. (A “jacot” is French for a parrot or perhaps a “pretty Polly”)

** Please note that this pretty Carriage Clock is not on view in the shop; for further details call 07860 818212 or e-mail kerry@quietstreetantiques.co.uk

Physical Dimensions
Height
12cm (4.72")
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Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this French Striking Carriage Clock to the 1890s.

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SA1229583
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5503/k
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Description
HENRI JACOT: a good quality late 19th century French CARRIAGE CLOCK in full working order. This recently overhauled 8-day movement retains its original lever platform escapement with good robust action and is housed within its bright “Corniche” case which has perfect bevelled glass panels to all sides. The white enamel dial is perfect and the blued steel “spade” hands are original. Signed to the backplate with the Jacot trademark and numbered 17462. Guaranteed for at least two years. 12cms tall (handle down). circa 1890

HENRI JACOT was noted for his fine quality Carriage Clocks, with particularly clear enamel dials.

His clocks were usually signed with his trademark: a parrot on a stand with the initials “H” and “J” either side.
Quiet Street Antiques of Bath

(A “jacot” is French for a parrot or perhaps a “pretty Polly”)

Please note that this pretty Carriage Clock is not on view in the shop; for further details call 07860 818212 or e-mail kerry@quietstreetantiques.co.uk

Height
12cm (4.72")
Date of Manufacture

Quiet Street Antiques of Bath has dated this French Striking Carriage Clock to the 1890s.

Reference Numbers
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SA1229583
Dealers Internal Ref
5503/k
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A nineteenth-century French carriage clock featuring a gilt brass case, glass side panels, a hinged top handle, and a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals.
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Archive I A nineteenth-century French carriage clock featuring a gilt brass case, glass side panels, a hinged top handle, and a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals.

Jacot: French Striking Carriage Clock

Archive II A nineteenth-century French carriage clock featuring a gilt brass case, glass side panels, a hinged top handle, and a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals. View II
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A nineteenth-century French carriage clock featuring a gilt brass case, glass side panels, a hinged top handle, and a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals.
JACOT: FRENCH STRIKING CARRIAGE CLOCK
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A nineteenth-century French carriage clock featuring a gilt brass case, glass side panels, a hinged top handle, and a white enamel dial with black Roman numerals.
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First developed in France during the early nineteenth century, a carriage clock is a small, portable spring-driven clock designed for travelling, traditionally housed in a rectangular brass case with glass side panels and a hinged carrying handle.

Most antique carriage clocks feature solid brass or gilt-brass cases fitted with bevelled glass panels to expose the internal movement, alongside enamel dials painted with Roman or Arabic numerals.

Authentic nineteenth-century French carriage clocks typically display maker marks or movement stamps on the back plate, feature finely bevelled glass, and utilise a platform escapement visible through a top viewing window.

Position the carriage clock on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or executive desk to serve as a refined focal point, pairing brass tones with dark wood finishes or structured leather accessories.

Dust the exterior regularly with a soft dry cloth and avoid abrasive polishes that remove natural patination; the internal mechanical movement should be serviced by a professional horologist every five to seven years.
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