Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
~~ Excellent original condition throughout ~~
This is an original Victorian striking repeater carriage clock dated to around 1890.

It is in excellent condition, bright and clean yet showing the patina which you would expect from a clock of this age.
The movement made by Richard and Cie is of very high qualityand is fully marked, it runs for a full 8 days and keeps good time.

All of the glass panels are perfect with no cracks or chips
The movement is in excellent clean and running condition having just undergone a complete and comprehensive overhaul by Alan Williams of Plymouth Clocks who is a fellow of the British Horological Institute so you can be assured that this clock will give trouble free service for many many years before requireing any further attention

The platform escapement is original and the repeat functions correctly striking the previous hour when the button is pressed.
A beautiful high quality victorian carriage clock in wonderful condition which will give great pleasure for many years to come.

This clock has obviously been highly prized and looked after over the last 150 years and is a credit to its previous owners.
The clock movement comes with a full 12 month warranty.
Dimensions of clock: Height 7", Width 3.75" and Depth 3".
If you would further information you are more than welcome to telephone Andrew and Lynn Wilson of Fowey River Antiques, Cornwall on 01726 813155 daytime and evenings. This clock is also available for sale in our shop so it may be withdrawn from here.
Delivery for this item to mainland UK is £10. Unfortunately we do not ship to Northern or Southern Ireland.
We are more than happy to ship to the United States and take pride in our postage and packing unfortunately due to extremely rough handling by US Customs on other clocks we are unable to offer insurance and returns are not accepted.
Why not collect in person and have a weekend in Cornwall - we are 2 miles from the historic port of Fowey and 3 miles from world famous Eden Project.
Fowey River Antiques has dated this piece to the 1890s.
We are traditional watchmakers who specialise in the restoration of premium vintage watches.
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