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A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/equation of Time Slate Clock by Brocot
Gutlin Clocks
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A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/equation of Time Slate Clock by Brocot

19th century
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A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/Equation Of time Slate Clock By Brocot , the clock dial having a white chapter ring with black Roman numerals, the inset centre with a visible escapement By Brocot, Paris, the perpetual calendar dial below having months to edge with subsidiary dials for days and date with moon phase and an equation of time dial, bell strike twin barrel movement signed by Brocot.

Physical Dimensions
Height
45cm (17.72")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
Declaration

Gutlin Clocks has dated this French Slate Perpetual Clock to the 1860s.

Reference Numbers
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SA690357
Dealers Internal Reference
MC2654
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Description
A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/Equation Of time Slate Clock By Brocot , the clock dial having a white chapter ring with black Roman numerals, the inset centre with a visible escapement By Brocot, Paris, the perpetual calendar dial below having months to edge with subsidiary dials for days and date with moon phase and an equation of time dial, bell strike twin barrel movement signed by Brocot.
Height
45cm (17.72")
Width
30cm (11.81")
Depth
16cm (6.30")
Date of Manufacture

Gutlin Clocks has dated this French Slate Perpetual Clock to the 1860s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA690357
Dealers Internal Ref
MC2654
Gutlin Clocks
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A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays.
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Archive I A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays.

A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/equation of Time Slate Clock by Brocot

Archive II A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View II
Archive III A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View III
Archive IV A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View IV
Archive V A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View V
Archive VI A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View VI
Archive VII A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View VII
Archive VIII A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View VIII
Archive IX A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View IX
Archive X A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays. View X
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SW6 2DX
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A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays.
A 19th Century French Perpetual Calendar/Equation Of time Slate Clock By Brocot
Ref: SA690357
A 19th-century French black slate mantle clock featuring a dual dial design with an upper clock face showing a visible Brocot escapement and a lower perpetual calendar dial with malachite inlays.
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These clocks are precision timepieces housed in heavy black slate cases, prominent during the Second Empire and late 19th century in France. They frequently combine timekeeping with complex horological complications such as perpetual calendars, astronomical indicators, and equation of time displays.

The primary structure consists of carved Belgian black slate or marble, often accented with malachite or decorative stone inlays. The mechanical components feature cast brass movements, gilded bezels, steel hands, and enamelled glass dials.

Authentic examples feature the signature Brocot deadbeat escapement visible on the upper main dial, alongside jewels set into the escape wheel mechanism. A secondary lower dial displays days, months, lunar phases, and calendar adjustments driven by an integrated internal complication.

Place the timepiece as a central focal point on a traditional stone mantelpiece, dark oak sideboard, or within a gentlemans library setting. Pair it with brass accents, leather-bound books, and minimalist architectural decor to highlight its precise engineering.

Dust the slate exterior regularly with a soft dry cloth and nourish the stone periodically using specialized marble polish or slate oil. The internal horological movement should be serviced exclusively by a professional clockmaker to preserve mechanical operation.
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