Henri Jacot , Petite Son' Carriage Clock

Name: Henri Jacot , Petite Son' Carriage Clock
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA540337
Availability: SoldOut

19th century

Sold by Its About Time

Description

Here we have a fine quarter chiming or 'petite sonnerie' carriage clock by Henri Jacot .

The fine gilded gorge case is substantial. The dial is perfect and free of any chips or hairlines. The movement strikes the hours and quarters with the addition of push repeat and alarm. The clock has the Jacot stamp on the back plate and the Jacot signatures on the reverse of the dial. The clock, the outer case and key are all numbered 4613. To find a petite sonnerie by Henri Jacot with original Key and Case is quite rare. A wonderful clock.

Physical Dimensions

Height

18cm (7.09")

Width

9cm (3.54")

Depth

9cm (3.54")

Declaration

Its About Time has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Reference

SA540337

Dealers Internal Reference

Jacot P.Sonnerie

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Description

Here we have a fine quarter chiming or 'petite sonnerie' carriage clock by Henri Jacot .

The fine gilded gorge case is substantial. The dial is perfect and free of any chips or hairlines. The movement strikes the hours and quarters with the addition of push repeat and alarm. The clock has the Jacot stamp on the back plate and the Jacot signatures on the reverse of the dial. The clock, the outer case and key are all numbered 4613. To find a petite sonnerie by Henri Jacot with original Key and Case is quite rare. A wonderful clock.

Physical Dimensions

Height

18cm (7.09")

Width

9cm (3.54")

Depth

9cm (3.54")

Date of Manufacture

Its About Time has dated this piece to the 1880s.

Reference Numbers

Sellingantiques Ref

SA540337