French carriage clocks were made in great numbers. We specialise in the rarer and better examples.
All our clocks have been overhauled and sympathetically restored. They are in good working order and have a 12 month guarantee.
Delivery is free in England and Wales and we will be pleased to arrange packing and shipping of any item, to anywhere in the world. Last updated 28 December 2007 |
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 | Henri Jacot, Paris c1890
A French grande sonnerie striking carriage clock by Henri Jacot, Paris complete with its original numbered travelling case.
The clock has a polished and lacquered brass corniche case with push repeat feature and strikes the hours and quarters on two gongs.
Clock height, including handle, 7¼ inches.  Web Site Stats |
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 | Henri Jacot, Paris c1910
A good French striking carriage clock, in a gilt gorge pattern case.
The clock has a rectangular enamel dial, a platform lever escapement and strikes the hours and half hours on a gong.
Height including handle 6¾ inches.
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 | A. Dumas, Paris c1880
This really is a miniature - it is only 3 inches high including the handle in the up position.
This timepiece is smaller than most miniature French carriage clocks. It is an 8-day French carriage timepiece and it has a rectangular enamel dial and a re-gilded corniche case.
The timepiece is stamped on the backplate A. Dumas 543.
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 | Le Roy & Fils, Paris c1885
This is a small, petite sonnerie striking, French carriage clock in a gilt gorge case. It was made by Henri Jacot and retailed in London by Le Roy & Fils.
The clock strikes the quarter hours on two gongs and the hours on a single gong.
This is a nice example which retains most of its original gilding.
Height: 5¼ inches including handle in the up position.
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 | Drocourt, Paris c1875
A good French giant striking carriage clock by Drocourt, one of the top French carriage clock makers.
The gorge pattern case has been re-gilded.
This clock was retailed in London by D.C. Rait & Sons,Goldsmiths to the Queen. Giant sized French carriage clocks, such as this, are not common and are therefore in demand by collectors.
Height: 10 inches, including handle.
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 | French Carriage Clock c1875
This is a really pretty French oval striking and repeating carriage clock with four Sèvres style blue porcelain panels each with gilt painted and enamel-jewelled borders.
The clock strikes the hours and sounds the alarm on a gong and has its original platform lever escapement.
Height: 7½ inches with the handle up.
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 | Henri Jacot, Paris c1895
A miniature carriage timepiece with a rectangular enamel dial and an oval case.
The clock is complete with its original numbered carrying case and a replacement winding key.
Height including handle in the up position 3¾ inches.
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