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In custom brass-bound campaign case, the gilt bronze clock case with beveled glass panels and white porcelain enamel dial with black roman numerals, subsidiary alarm dial and 8-day quarter repeat movement, the bottom of case with lever for “Grand Sonnerie”, “Petite Sonnerie” or “Silent” settings, clock: 5″h x 2.75″w x 2.5″d (total), case: 5.75″h x […]

BRASS GRANDE SONNERIE CARRIAGE CLOCKFrench. 19th Century. The rectangular case with 2″ enamel dial and Arabic numerals and alarm subsidiary below, the base GDE Sonnerie, selenic and quartz level, numbered 5724, beveled glass panels, swing foliate handle, reeded corner terminals and foliate base. Height 6 1/4″. Handle down. (2000/3000) Images Click on thumbnails to see […]

GRANDE SONNERIE WALL CLOCK, Vienna, Austria, c. 1885-1900, having a long walnut case with glazed panel door and sides, the 3-weight movement behind a circular white enamel dial with black roman numerals; complete with weights and pendulum. Case length – 46 inches. Condition report Generally good to fair condition. Top crest not original. Face with […]

GRANDE SONNERIE WALL CLOCK, Vienna, Austria, c. 1885-1900, having a long walnut case with glazed panel door and sides, the 3-weight movement behind a circular white enamel dial with black roman numerals; complete with weights and pendulum. Case length – 46 inches. Condition report As stated in our Terms & Conditions, no condition information of […]

Dore Bronze Sonnerie Repeating Miniature Carriage Clock: numbered 105, with no makers information; carry handle; beveled glass on all sides; silence button on bottom; key wind, key set; Sonnerie chime and a double coil gong strike. The porcelain dial is 1″ wide, the case excluding the handle is 2 5/8″ T. (Trys to run but […]

Rare Grande Sonnerie French Carriage Clock; Retailed by Black, Starr, and Frost. Original spring-driven escapement, 8-day duration, striking hour, quarter hour with repeat mechanism and alarm. Original excellent engraved gilt-brass case frame with green guilloche enamel panels and face. Possibly by Mathey-Tissot at Les Ponts-de-Martel in Neuchatel. This firm produced an extensive line of quality […]