Antique
French Gilt Brass Cartel Wall Clock ~ Antique French
- Circa 1880 ~ ~~ Excellent condition, fully overhauled and running ~~
A large and stunning antique French cartel wall
clock. It is classically modelled in the style of Louis XVI. Boldly
architectural with laurel wreaths and surmounted by and urn. The large enamel
dial is lettered in blue and is complete with the original finely fretted gilt
brass hands.
The French movement
is of high quality and has the Samuel Marti mark on
the movement backplate. It is in excellent clean and running condition having
been fully overhauled and tested by our clockmaker. Pendulum is is a replacement. It runs for 8
days on one wind and strikes the hours and halves on a bell. Click the video clip below to hear
the bell and watch the clock running.
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Condition of the case is
excellent with clean and bright finish and there are no losses. There is some
wear, discolouration and pitting to the original gilding. The dial has some
slight chipping around the winding holes and a light hairline through the 7
o'clock. The glass has a scratch approx 1 1/2" long. The clock displays
beautifully as you can see below.
Complete with pendulum, bell and a suitable key. Full setting up
instructions supplied if required. Dimensions of clock: inches Height 25 1/4", Width 11 1/2", Depth 5 1/2" centimetres Height 64 cm, Width 28.5 cm, Depth 14 cm
About us
- All of our clocks are original antiques, we source most of our clocks in
France, Belgium, the Netherlands and the UK. We prefer to buy our clocks in
original 'dirty' condition. We then clean the cases using a technique we have
developed over many years. We employee two qualified clockmakers who overhaul
the movements. Movements are thoroughly tested until we are satisfied that they
will run trouble free.
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Click the movie player below to see the this actual clock
run -
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Samuel Marti
mark on the movement backplate. |