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Mantle Clocks
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JP01 - “Jacquier à Paris”Ormolu & stone figural mantle clock.
Silk suspension, outside countwheel.
1/2 hourly strike on bell.
8 day wind.

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JP08 - 4 glass & brass Crystal Regulator.
Manufacturer: "Franz Hermle & Sohn,
Germany."
8 day wind.
Ca 2000
Height 28cm

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JP11 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Duchesse model, Louis XVI style,
Neuchãteloise hand painted and gilded bracket clock.
1/2 hourly strike on 2 bells.
8 day wind.

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JP13 - Luxor, Switzerland
Brass desk clock.
Painted scene on dial.
8 day wind.

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JP14 - "Urn" clock.
Marble and ormolu.
Quartz movement.

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JP16 - Luxor, Switzerland
Brass alarm clock.
Painted scene on dial.
1 day wind.
Ca 1980

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JP19 - French Alabaster & Ormolu miniature mantle timepiece.
Platform lever escapement.
8 day wind.
Ca 1870
Height 15cm

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JP20 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Hand painted wood and brass alarm clock.
1 day wind.
Ca 1980
Height 23cm.

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JP21 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Brass & marble table clock.
1/2 hourly strike on 2 bells.
Platform lever escapement.
8 day wind.

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JP22 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Wood & tortoiseshell table clock.
Replaced quartz movement.

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JP23 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Brass table clock.
Replaced quartz movement.

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JP25 - Le Castel, Switzerland
Duchesse model, Louis XVI style,
Neuchãteloise hand painted bracket clock.
1/2 hourly strike on 2 bells.

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FH04 Foissey Sauvage, France. 8 day mantle clock.

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FH08 Lerolle Freres. French 8 day ormolu mantle clock.

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FH12 Samuel Marti. France. Wood & ormolu mantle clock.

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FH15 German 8 day mantle clock.

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A0104 Exquisitely embellished porcelain mantle clock, from the 2nd half of the 19th century.
Made by Copeland for the London retailer Daniell in Wigmore Street, one of the best-known dealers in china and glass. Completely hand painted and hand gilded. Amazing condition. Contains an 8 day, 1/2 hourly striking French mechanism number 15241 signed by Vincenti - "1855 médaille d’argent (silver medal)”.

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