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French Gorge Style Carriage Clock with Elaborate Engraved and Gilt Dial Mask

This exquisite French carriage clock encapsulates the craftsmanship and sophistication of late 19th-century clockmaking.

Resting in a resplendent two-tone gilt and silvered gorge style case, characterized by its gently rounded profile with elegant moldings that impart a sense of grace and balance to the clock’s overall aesthetic. A striking hand-engraved dial mask rests at the clock’s center, adorned with gilt images of a bird nestled among intricately detailed branches and flowers. The silvered chapter ring displays the time on Roman numerals, adding a touch of classical refinement to the dial. An 8-day jeweled platform movement rests at the heart of the clock that delights with an enchanting hour and half-hour strike on a tuned gong. For added convenience, the clock offers a repeat-at-will feature, allowing you to sound the time at your command.

Dating back to the opulent era of the late 1800s, this clock retains its original leather case and key, enhancing its rarity. This beautiful carriage clock beckons connoisseurs and collectors alike with its exquisite craftsmanship and enduring beauty—a treasure from a bygone era that continues to captivate with its timeless allure.

The dial is signed by E. White of Paris.

This clock bears a complete restoration and a one-year warranty.

8″ High x 4.25″ Wide x 3.75″ Deep

Circa 1880

SKU: PPET 1 P $5,400 Inquire
If you would like to purchase this item or learn more about it, please click on the Inquire link above or phone the Renaissance Showroom at 805-688-1976, open seven days a week from 10 to 6.
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  • French
  • Gorge Style Carriage Clock
  • Elaborate Gilt Dial Mask
  • 8-Day Jeweled Platform Movement
  • Hour & Half-Hour Strike On Tuned Gong
  • Original Case & Key
  • 8″ High x 4.25″ Wide x 3.75″ Deep
  • Restored, One-Year Warranty
  • Circa 1880