Fine Quality Antique 19th Century Brass Carriage Clock by

Name: Fine Quality Antique 19th Century Brass Carriage Clock by Pickford of London
Brand: Antique
SKU: SA1217995
Price: 765 GBP
Availability: InStock

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ObjectClocks
Period19th century
StyleVictorian
MaterialBrass, Glass, Enamel
ColourGold
MotifsCarrying handle, Glass panels, White enamel dial, Roman numerals
SizeH 13 cm (5 in) x W 8 cm (3 in) x D 6.5 cm (3 in)

This Victorian carriage clock from 1880 comes in a rectangular brass case with glazed side panels and a shaped metal carrying handle fixed to the top with ball finials. The white enamel dial displays black Roman numerals alongside original black spade hands and signature lettering below the centre, supported on a stepped plinth base resting on small feet. Standing alongside the polished gold-coloured metal body is its original brown leather travelling case showing surface wear and scuffs. The entire piece measures 13 cm high, 8 cm wide, and 6.5 cm deep. Placed on a mantelpiece or shelf, the clock complements a study, library, or traditional living room setting. The classic styling fits neatly among books or decorative objects on a side table or desk, offering both a timekeeping function and a traditional decorative accent.

FAQs

A carriage clock is a compact, spring-driven timepiece developed in early nineteenth-century France, specifically designed for travel with a rectangular metal case, glass viewing panels, and a hinged top handle.

These timepieces typically feature solid brass cases, bevelled glass panels, white porcelain or enamel dials with painted numerals, and steel mechanical movement components.

Authentic pieces feature original brass construction, platform lever escapements visible through top glass apertures, maker stamps or serial numbers on the backplate, and hand-painted Roman numerals on enamel dials.

Position the timepiece on a mantelpiece, bookshelf, or executive desk alongside modern artwork, minimalist stoneware, or stacked coffee table books to create a balanced focal point.

Dust the exterior case regularly with a clean microfiber cloth, avoid abrasive liquid metal polishes that remove protective lacquer or original gilding, and have the internal mechanism lubricated by a horologist every five years.

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