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Kembery Antique Clocks Mantel/Bracket Clock Stock

Text last updated 19 June 2013.


A good selection of Antique Mantel Clocks and Bracket Clocks available.
Usually Ormolu Clocks, Skeleton Clocks, Four Glass Clocks,
English Bracket and Continental examples available.

 

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1. Mantel Clocks

An interesting Austrian automaton mantel clock with moving hand to the anvil. An ebonised case with gilded corinthium column capitals. A sunburst pendulum. An enamel chapter ring with a cherub at an anvil to the matted centre. The arm moves with the striking. A 2-day mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Circa 1830.

Height 19" / 40 cms

Width 12 " / 30 cms Depth 6 1/2 " / 17cms

£ 825 (US$ 1306) (Euro 951)

 

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2. Mantel Clocks

A high quality French ormolu bronze mantel clock. The original case gilding with musical instruments to the side and surmounted by two love birds. A white marble case standing on adjustable feet. A convex enamel dial with blue numerals and fine gilt hands. An 8-day duration silk suspension mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a bell. Circa 1850.

Signed to the dial 'Gille L'Aine a Paris' who are recorded in Tardys 'Horologers Francais' book.

Height 10" / 26cms. Depth 7 1/2 " / 19cms Width 4 " / 10cms.

£ 1150 (US$ 1845) (Euro 1331)

 

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3. Mantel Clocks

A French tortoishell boulle mantel clock. Ormolu case mounts to the brass inlays. A cast bronze gilt dial with individual enamel numeral cartouches. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong by Samuel Marti of Paris. Circa 1900.

Height 12" / 31cms Depth 4 " / 11cms Width 6 1/2 " / 17 cms.

£ 965 (US$ 1538) (Euro 1122)

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Mantel Clocks

 

A high quality French rococo mantel clock. Superb ormolu castings of foliage. A silvered dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration silk suspension mechanism by noted makers Raingo Freres and signed by maker. Circa 1850.

Height 15"/ 38cms Width 11 " / 28 cms Depth 5 1/2 " / 14 cms

£ 1750 (US$ 2735) (Euro 2037)

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Mantel Clocks

An English fusee skeleton clock. A well fretted frame with cathedral spires. A silvered chapter ring and dial with blued steel hands. An 8-day duration timepiece fusee mechanism. A walnut veneered base under a glass dome. Circa 1870.

Height 18" / 46 cms
Width 13 " / 33 cms
Depth 7 " / 18 cms

£ 750 (US$ 1148) (Euro 879)

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Mantel Clocks

A French skeleton clock of small proportions. An ebonised base with brass edging. A circular enamel dial with blue numerals signed 'Pierret a Paris'. Blued steel 'moon' hands. An 8-day duration mechanism with silk pendulum suspension. An alarm mechanism which activates a musical box in the base section. A glass dome and ebonised case. Circa 1860.

Victor Pierret was born in 1806. He exhibited in the Great Exhibition in London in 1851. These French skeleton clocks are known as 'Great Exhibition Clocks'. It is engraved on the base section that he was honoured in Paris and London at these exhibitions.

Height 12" / 30cms

Width 9 1/2"/ 24cms Depth 6 " / 16cms.

SOLD

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7. Mantel Clocks

A good quality small brass cased mantel clock. A gadroon pediment flanked by finials. Fleur-de-lys applied case decorations and cut-out side panels. An enamel dial with floral centre and signed 'H Greaves, New St.Birmingham'. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Brass bun feet. Circa 1895.

Height 7 " / 18cms Width 4 1/2 " / 11cms Depth 3 1/2" / 8 cm.

£ 575 (US$ 868) (Euro 672)

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8. Mantel Clocks

A small marble mantel clock. Choice grained marble with stepped sides and surmounted by a military figural bust. An enamel dial with floral chasing around the numerals. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. A lever escapement and signed 'Paris' to the French mechanism.

Height 10 " / 20cms Width 7 " / 18cms Depth 3 1/2 " / 9 cm.

£ 375 (US$ 592) (Euro 435)

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Mantel Clocks

A good quality Victorian twin fusee bracket clock. A mahogany case of Georgian design with brass inlays. Fishscale side fretwork and standing on bun feet. A cast brass bezel with convex glass. Dial signed 'Goldsmiths and Silversmiths, 112 Regent Street, London'. A twin fusee mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Circa 1890.

Height 15 1/2 " / 39cms

Width 9 1/2"/ 24cms Depth 6 1/2 " / 17cms.

£ 1500 (US$ 2385) (Euro 1762)

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10.

Mantel Clocks

A very well detailed Charles X period mantel clock. A colourful and unusual marble case with applied foliate decorations. An enamel chapter ring with engine turned gilt dial and gilded bezel surround. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a bell. Silk pendulum suspension. Circa 1820.

Height 14 1/2" / 37 cms Width 4 1/2 " /11 cms Depth 8 " / 20 cms

£ 785 (US$ 1241) (Euro 921)

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Mantel Clocks

A Charles X period French gilt ormolu mantel clock. A classical female figure next to a decorative bowl. Floral raised frieze decoration and dial edge corners. A convex enamel dial signed 'Picnot Pere a Paris'. A silk suspension 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours on a bell.

Picnot of Paris worked at Rue du Temple in 1812.

Height 12" / 32cms

Width 9 "/ 23cms

Depth 4 " / 10cms.

£ 965 (US$ 1521) (Euro 1116)

 

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Mantel Clocks

A rare small example of an English Regency period fusee mantel clock. A marble base on adjustable feet. Fine gilded mounts to the case and engine turned bezel dial surround. An enamel dial with fine blued steel hands. An 8-day duration circular timepiece fusee mechanism.

Height 8 " / 20cms

Width 4 1/2 "/ 11cms Depth 2 1/4" / 6cms.

£ 1550 (US$ 2411) (Euro 1794)

 

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Barometers

 

An Edwardian walnut cased mantel clock. A gadroon pediment with a brass handle. A brass moulded edge to silvered engraved dial with blued steel hands. Signed to the dial 'Webster, Queen Victoria St.' An 8-day duration mechanim striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong by Samuel Marti of Paris Circa 1915.

Height 10 " / 25 cms

Width 6 " / 16 cms Depth 4 " / 10 cms

£ 375 (US$ 592) (Euro 443)

 

 

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Barometers

 

An Arts & Crafts mantel clock. An ebonised case surmounted by a gallery. A well decorated blue and white enamel dial with floral decorations. Blued steel hands. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a gong. Circa 1900.

Height 17" / 44 cms

Width 10 " / 26 cms Depth 7 " / 16 cms

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Mantel Clocks

A French gilt bronze and porcelain mantel clock with side candelabra. A rococo style case surmounted by a bowl and standing on adjustable feet. Signed porcelain panels to the sides and front. A cherub to the dial with gilt numerals and hands. An 8-day duration mechanism marked 'Japay Fils' with medal of honour marks from 1844-1855. Half hour and hour striking on a bell with countwheel. Circa 1860.

Height 13" / 33cms

Width 8 "/ 20cms Depth 5 " / 13cms.

£ 965 (US$ 1521) (Euro 1116)

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Mantel ClocksA good quality French mantel clock. A gilded bronze case surmounted by a female figure under a palm tree. Finely cast feet with open fretwork, A winged cherub to the frieze. An engine turned silvered dial with 'moon' blued steel hands. An 8-day duration mechanism striking the 1/2 hours and hours on a bell with silk suspension. Signed to the mechanism 'Dupont a Paris' who worked at Rue St Martin from 1850-1860.

Height 17" / 43cms

Width 10 "/ 26cms Depth 4 1/2 " / 12cms.

£ 975 (US$ 1545) (Euro 1131)

 

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Barometers

A Victorian twin fusee clock with the original matching wall bracket. A carved oak case with side sound fretted panels. A silvered engraved dial with blued steel hands. A double fusee mechanism striking the hours on a gong of 8-day duration. Circa 1870.

Overall Height 23 " Clock Height 14 " / 36 cms

Depth 7 " / 18 cms

Width 10 " / 27 cms

£ 1450 (US$ 2291) (Euro 1682)

 

 

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Barometers

An Art Deco carriage strut clock. A brass case with bevelled glass panels. A Swiss 8-day timepiece mechanism. An aneroid barometer. Circa 1925.

Height 3 1/2 " / 8 cms

Width 4 1/2 " / 12 cms

£ 295 (US$ 465) (Euro 343)

 

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