Officielle for travelling, only time, France, 1880

C. Officielle for travelling, only time in gold-plated brass and glass on all four sides. Upper handle and porthole with mechanical view.

cm 6,5 x 8 x 11

Q. Simple white enamel dial with Roman numerals.

M. Restored mechanical movement

Place of origin: France

Epoca: 1880

Wood and alabaster mantel clock portico, Vienna, first half ‘800

C. Parisian table clock portico shaped in wood painted black and gold. Alabaster columns. Laces at the base and applications in brass plate. Pendulum worked in brass.
Cm 34 x 17 x 52

D. Double dial in white enamel  with painted Arabic hours, and small dial with date.

M. Great ringing of the hours, half and quarters. Ringtone on gong.

Place of origin: Austria, Vienna

Epoca: first half 1800

French ormolu mantel clock with Pitagora, 1830 circa

C. Frenck table clock in bronze and gilded bronze with mercury, featuring Pythagoras and the design of his Theorem. At the base the scene of the killing.
Cm.

D. White enamel dial with Roman hours, steel hands

M. mechanical with hours and half bells on bell, anchor escapement, silk suspension.

Place of origin: France

Epoca: 1830

Golden Angelus with malachite, ’80

C. simple gilded brass case with frontal Malachite insert. Ring on his head

Q. golden dial with Roman numerals for hours and Arabic numerals for counting the minutes.

M. particular movement with ring at passage on gong every quarters and hour.

Place of origins: Swizerland

Epoca:  ’80

Pocket watch with case, early 1900s

C. case with silver lid with central opening on the dial and red velvet interior with border to position the watch. Marked London 1902. Silver watch case with engraved steam locomotive on the back, Switzerland (it wasn’t the original clock in this case)

D. dial in white enamel with Roman numerals in the interior for anti meridian hours and Arabic numerals painted in red for the post meridians. Hands for hours and minute. seconds at 6 o’clock.

M. large mechanic with large bimetal balance. 15-ruby Swiss anchor escapement.

Place of origins: Swizerland

Epoca: early ‘900

Eureka electric clock, London, early 1900s

C. minimal electric clock with central arm resting on a raised round brass base. with glass bell cover.

Q. Large dial in white enamel with painted Arabic numerals. Hour minute hands.

M. electromechanical clock with large compensated bimetallic rocker with copper wire coil wrapped in the central arm with magnet terminals. Advance-delay mechanism (slow-fast). Patent No. 14614.

Place of origins: UK

Epoca: early ‘900

Skeleton cathedral clock with glass dome, 1850

C. cathedral skeleton with visible brass mechanism with three or five spoke wheels. Oval-shaped wooden shelf with green velvet at the base, glass dome (broken at the bottom).
Cm. 31 x 18 x 50

D. Particular perforated silver-plated brass dial with Roman numerals and Breguet-style hour and minute hands.

M. Mechanical only time with English anchor and spring with chain fusee.

Place of origin: UK

Epoca: 1850

Signed skeleton electromechanical, Milan, mid-1800s

C. Skeleton brass clock with oval-shaped shelf in mahogany wood, and glass dome.
Cm.

D. Enamel dial with large painted Arabic numerals. Double brass ring. Signed Tacchini Paolo.

M. electromechanical clock with mercury compensation pendulum.

Place of origins: Milano

Epoca: mid-1800s

Elettric Eureka with patent, London, early ‘900

C. Dark wood case with glass on the sides and top. Door in the back.

Plate Eureka Clock C° LTD London. Patent N ° 14614. Clock from 1906 n.5325.
Cm. 15 x 12 x 20.

D. Dial in circular enamel with painted Arabic numerals. Opening in the center with a mechanism view.

M. electromechanical clock with large compensated bimetallic balance wheel with copper wire coil wrapped in the central arm with magnet terminals. Advance-delay mechanism (slow-fast).

Place of origin: London

Epoca: early ‘900

Mercury regulator mantel clock, Paris, 1880

C. Brass mantel clock with two cylindrical columns that support mechanics and dial. Base in black enamelled wood and covered bt a glass dome.

Cm. 27 x 23,5 x 48

D. White enamel dial with Roman hours and Breguet style hands, signed E.Debest.

M. regulator with mercury pendulum compensation. Brocot escapement.

Patent S.C.D.G.

Place of origin: France

Epoca: 1880