Striking Carriage alarm Clock with Centre Seconds

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Object Description

A nice example of a French 1890s carriage clock in a polished and lacquered brass case of gorge styling with canted corners. It has the added glory of the moving sweep of the seconds hand, a rare addition on carriage clocks.

The eight day movement with original silvered lever platform escapement strikes the hours and the passing of the half hour on a bell, and repeats the last hour at the press of the button. It is signed for the maker with a B in a circle.

The perfect white enamel dial has Roman numerals above an Arabic alarm dial. It is signed Howell James & Co., TO THE QUEEN.

The height is 7″ with the handle up.

Object History

Howell James were a firm of jewellers and silversmiths based in Regent Street, London from 1819-1911, and would have been the original retailers of this clock.

Object Condition

Overhauled and guaranteed for 3 years.

Object Details

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  • dimensions
    W:10 x H:18 x D:8.5 centimeters
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Dealer Opening Times

By appointment only.

Dealer Contact

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+44 (0)1935 713333
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Dealer Location

Bank Farm,
Lower Odcombe,
Yeovil,
Somerset
BA22 8TY

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