What periods do these clocks represent?

The listings span the nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, encompassing Victorian, Edwardian, and Napoleon III aesthetic movements. Many pieces originate from French workshops active between eighteen-fifty and nineteen-twenty. Specific design revivals such as Louis XVI style and French Rococo also appear frequently among the items recorded.

How do I identify a carriage clock?

A carriage clock is a portable timepiece fitted with a handle, traditionally housed in a brass and glass case that allows the movement to remain visible from multiple angles. These pieces often feature white enamel dials with black numerals. They frequently come with travel cases designed to protect the clock during transit.

What materials are common on these dials?

Enamel and porcelain form the primary surfaces for the painted numerals, offering a bright, reflective background that remains legible in dim light. Brass and gilt bronze surround these faces as bezels and dial plates. Glass panels and crystals protect the delicate enamel from dust and physical contact.

How should I care for an enamel dial?

Enamel requires gentle dusting with a soft, dry cloth to prevent abrasive particles from scratching the glossy surface. Avoid using liquid cleaners or chemical solvents, which can damage painted numerals and discolour hairline fractures. Keep the piece away from direct sunlight and extreme temperature fluctuations to protect the underlying metal and ceramic components.

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An antique french clock dial brings the intricate craftsmanship of nineteenth-century horology directly into modern interiors.

19th century

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Comtoise Wall Clock, Small, Rare

From Clockwise

£495

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Antique George III Period Carved Wood and Gilt Cartel Clock

18th century

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Antique George III Period Carved Wood and Gilt Cartel Clock

From Patrick Sandberg Antiques

£4,500

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French Gilt Brass Gorge Case Mantel Clock by Samuel Marti

19th century

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French Gilt Brass Gorge Case Mantel Clock by Samuel Marti

From Arrowsmith Antiques & Interiors

£1,380

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19th century

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French Copper Clock Face

From Arcadia Antiques

£4,400

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19th century

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Late 19th Century Four-glass Mantel Clock

From Beechmount Antiques

£925

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Four Glass French Mantel Clock Circa 1890

19th century

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Four Glass French Mantel Clock Circa 1890

From Frank Craig Antiques

£550

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Four Glass French Mantle Clock Circa 1900

1900 - 1920

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Four Glass French Mantle Clock Circa 1900

From Frank Craig Antiques

£450

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Carriage Clock with Filigree Mask and Side Panels Circa 1900

1900 - 1920

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Carriage Clock with Filigree Mask and Side Panels Circa 1900

From Frank Craig Antiques

£460

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19th century

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19th Century French "Four Glass" Rouge Marble Mantel Clock

From Country Homes Antiques Stirling

£480

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Eight Day Serpentine Cased Carriage Clock

1940 - 1960

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Eight Day Serpentine Cased Carriage Clock

From Frank Craig Antiques

£225

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Several carriage clocks arrive with their original travel cases, proving that nineteenth-century travellers took their punctuality very seriously indeed.

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Antique French Clock Dial

Comtoise Wall Clock, Small, Rare

Antique George III Period Carved Wood and Gilt Cartel Clock

French Gilt Brass Gorge Case Mantel Clock by Samuel Marti

French Copper Clock Face

Late 19th Century Four-glass Mantel Clock

Four Glass French Mantel Clock Circa 1890

Four Glass French Mantle Clock Circa 1900

Carriage Clock with Filigree Mask and Side Panels Circa 1900

19th Century French "Four Glass" Rouge Marble Mantel Clock

Eight Day Serpentine Cased Carriage Clock

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