Heydays Antiques has dated this French Ormolu Mantel Clock to the 1880s.
It is thought in Brian Loomes “Watchmakers and Clockmakers” book that the Manchester (Lancs) based Clockmakers (who established themselves in 1874 ) also established themselves in Paris Circa 1880 retailing Top Quality French Clocks.

The Enamel Dial is Signed “Thos Agnew & Sons” and the Back of the Dial is Engraved “Charpentier A Paris, Ft Pour Thos Agnew & Sons and Stamped S Marti & Cie (who made the Clock Movement) Medaille De Bronze. Cast with Fruit Foliage, Vitruvian & Other Freize Ornament, Surmounted by an Urn Finial over Finely Scrolled Flanks, on a Stepped Plinth & Button Feet.

The 8 Day Movement is in Good & Full Antique Working Condition Keeping Good Time & Striking the Hours and Half on a Crisp Clear Bell. This is a substantial clock weighing in at over 12Kg.
Height 18in or 46cm
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Heydays Antiques has dated this French Ormolu Mantel Clock to the 1880s.
Specialising in personal attention for 17/18/19th c traditional longcase clocks & early 20th c triple weight quarter chiming musical clocks
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