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Small Unique French Carriage Clock Circa 1910
Westmorland Glass
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Westmorland Glass

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Small Unique French Carriage Clock Circa 1910

1900 - 1920
Description

This carriage clock is unique in the sense it isn’t the typical carriage clock shape. The clock has been fully serviced and the case has been hand polished. The clock is In great working order and still has its original platform escapement. As you can see from the pictures there is some damage(crack) running down the dial but doesn’t effect the operation of the timepiece.

PLEASE NOTE………. This item does not come with the 6 month guarantee like my other listings. This clock is sold as seen and in good working order.

Physical Dimensions
Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Declaration

Westmorland Glass has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Reference
SA971777
Dealers Notes

About us:-

At Westmorland Glass - Steam Mill Clocks we have been involved with antique clocks for over 25yrs.

The clocks that we sell:-

Unless stated in our description all our clocks are come with a 6 months warranty and sold in good working order having been cleaned/serviced and on test for a minimum of 2 weeks .**If a offer is made on the price and we accept that offer the sale will be classed as a trade sale (sold as seen) and no warranties will be included in the sale.** After shipping it is possible the clock may require some slight adjustment to achieve correct time keeping. We try to be as descriptive as possible with as much details as we can on our photos. Should you have any further questions or to ask something we haven’t cover or for more picture please don’t hesitate to ask.

Our Glass products:-

We take great pride in the product we produce. customer service is our main goal, should you not be happy with your glass you receive from us or your order arrived broken please contact us and we will replace your order f.o.c.

VIEWING….

Any interested persons wishing to view our clocks is more than welcome by appointment only.

SHIPPING:-

I will ship this clock worldwide via one of the major couriers

Domestic U.K. shipping will be via ups or parcel force or if required personal delivery can be arranged, please ask for details.

We will try our best to accommodate any requests or requirements you may have.

All buyers requiring shipping are asked to contact us to establish a accurate price for shipping to your destination.

PAYMENT:-

Alternative payment to PayPal is preferred due to the extortionate cost they deduct.

We can accept several methods of payment....

Cash on collection

Cheque

Bank transfer

Card payment (most major credit cards accepted)

A full receipt will be given for any payment buy Westmorland Glass - Steam Mill Clocks

Warranty……

The six month warranty is only included on clocks that are purchased for the full asking price. If a lesser offer is accepted the sale will be classed as a trade sale and therefore sold as seen.

Please note we will not ship any item until payment is cleared.

Description
This carriage clock is unique in the sense it isn’t the typical carriage clock shape. The clock has been fully serviced and the case has been hand polished. The clock is In great working order and still has its original platform escapement.
As you can see from the pictures there is some damage(crack) running down the dial but doesn’t effect the operation of the timepiece.
Westmorland Glass

PLEASE NOTE………. This item does not come with the 6 month guarantee like my other listings. This clock is sold as seen and in good working order.

Height
8cm (3.15")
Width
10cm (3.94")
Depth
4cm (1.57")
Date of Manufacture

Westmorland Glass has dated this French Brass Carriage Clock to the 1910s.

Reference Numbers
Sellingantiques Ref
SA971777
Westmorland Glass
Sellingantiques verified Since Sep 2021
Dealer Profile

You can view the stock and full dealer information on the Westmorland Glass Profile Page

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A small rectangular brass carriage clock featuring a top handle, decorative finials, and a white dial with black Arabic numerals.
Small unique French carriage clock circa 1910
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A small rectangular brass carriage clock featuring a top handle, decorative finials, and a white dial with black Arabic numerals.
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Developed in France during the early nineteenth century, carriage clocks were engineered as durable, portable timepieces designed to withstand movement during travel.

Traditional carriage clocks are primarily constructed from cast and polished brass, bevelled glass plates, enamelled copper dials, and mechanical brass escapements.

Authentic examples typically feature heavy polished brass cases, original balance wheel platform escapements, enamelled dials, and French horological maker marks stamped onto the movement backplate.

A brass carriage clock can be positioned on a mantelpiece, stacked atop books on a structured shelf, or set on an executive desk to introduce historic depth.

Keep the casing dry, avoid harsh chemical polishes that strip protective lacquers, wind the movement steadily with a correctly sized key, and have the mechanism oiled by a professional horologist every few years.
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