Churchill Clocks -- Antique Clocks, Midhurst, West Sussex: Mantel Clocks

Mantel Clocks

Item 2538 Antique Doucine time-piece carriage clock	£425
	A classic antique French "Doucine" time-piece carriage clock made c1885. The eight day movement with a white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and spade hands. Size is five inches and the clock is sold fully restored in our on-site workshop, and fully warranted.


Item 2594 Antique Time-piece carriage clock	£450
	a late 19th century period French time-piece carriage clock. The brass case is mounted with bevelled glass panels and stands some six inches tall. The "eight day" movement has an original cylinder platform escapement, and the white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals. Sold fully restored in our own on site workshop, and fully warranted.


Item 2399	£595
	A late 19th century period French made "porcelain" mantle clock made by Samuel Marti and the movement bearing his Medaille d'Argent stamp and dated 1889. The mainly blue glazed case is overlaid with gilt work and floral decorations, and the white enamelled dial has blue Roman numerals and filigree gilded brass hands. The "eight day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a delicate bell. A small, petite and attractive clock for drawing or dining room. Standing some nine inches tall.


Item 2287 Antique Frencch Oval time-piece carriage clock	£625
	An antique French Oval cased time-piece carriage clock by Couaillet c1890. The white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals and blued steel hands. The case sttanding some six inches has its original frost gilded finish. Sold fully restored in our on-site workshop and fully warranted.


Item 2110	£695
	A late 19th century "Doucine" cased time-piece carriage clock made by Couaillet of St Nicholas d'Aliermont. The polished brass case is mounted with bevelled glass panels and has pierced and fretted friezes to the case top and base. The "eight day" movement with original cylinder platform escapement. Sold fully restored and warranted in our own on-site workshop. A fine and collectable clock.


Item 2609 Antique Gorge case time-piece carriage clock	£695
	A fine quality mid to late 19th century period French "Gorge" case time-piece carriage clock. The eight day movement mounted with its original Joseph Soldano lever platform escapement, has a white enamelled dial with black Roman numerals. The clock stands some seven inches tall, and is sold fully restored in our own on-site workshop, and fully warranted.


Item 2633X French Mantle Clock	£695
	A French made mid-19th century period, burr walnut and ebonised striking mantle clock, by Samual Marti a'Paris and bearing his Medaille de Bronze stamp of 1860. The white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals and blued steel "Breguet Moon" hands. The "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a delicate bell. A fine example of type, to grace a dining or living room. Sold fully restored in our own on-site workshop, and fully warranted for two years. Free delivery and setting up within a reasonable distance of Midhurst, West Sussex. Size 14 inches wide, 5 inches deep, 12 inches tall and dial diameter is 5 inches.


Item 2612 Balloon Bracket Clock	£750
	A classic,late 19th century period, antique, mahogany cased "Balloon" bracket/mantle clock by Japy Freres and bearing his Gde Medaille d'Honnor stamp of 1886. The classic "Balloon" case is inlaid to the front, and stands on brass "Regency ball feet". The cream enamelled dial chapter ring, has black Roman numerals and blued steel hands.The "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a gong. An excellent example of type, that would grace a library or drawing room. Fully restored, in our on premises horological work-shop, and warranted for two years. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2564	£750
	A classic French made "Pendule Portative" or large carriage clock made by Japy Freres and the movement dated 1886. The wooden case is covered with brass panels and gilded brass swags and mounts, complete with a carrying handle to the case top. The "eight day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a bell, and the white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals, and Breguet Moon hands. A nice little clock (10.5" tall with a 3.5" dial) ideal for a study and sold fully restored and warranted.


Item 2122	£795
	A small and attractive mid-19th century period French gilded brass mantle clock made by Vincentti a'Paris (Medaille d'Argent) for Henry marc a'Paris c1840. The case in a leafy and scroll design is surmounted by a charming young female figure in a reclining pose. The white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals, Breguet Moon blued steel hands and the dial bears the name of Henry Marc a'Paris. The eight day movement strikes the hours and half hours on a bell and has a "Silk suspended" pendulum. A small and decorative clock standing some ten inches overall.


Item 2662 Art-Deco 400 day clock	£795
	A rare and collectable ART-DECO period (c1920) 400 day or torsion spring mantle clock. The classic art-deco styling, of chrome and cubism,prevails on this stunning piece. The pendulum is of four chrome cubes that rotate slowly backwards and forwards. These clocks are wound yearly and just run and run.A glass dome covers the clock. Fully restored in our on premises workshop, and sold with a full two year warranty. Delivery free within a reasonable distance of Midhurst, West Sussex. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2183	£795
	A rare late 19th century Ladies "Boudoir" mirror strut clock. The "Sitzendorf" porcelain case is in excellent condition and lavishly decorated by "Helena Wolsohn" in a leafy and floral design with summer flowers. The frame is topped by two enchanting "Winged Putti" and the bevelled glass mirror contains a French eight day drum timepiece. Highly collectable and charmingly unusual clock.


Item 2656 Mahogany Barograph	£850
	A delightful and particularly fine quality, late 19th century period English mahogany cased "eight-day" BAROGRAPH by Negretti & Zambra London c1890. The small size case (1 foot by 6 inches by 6 inches) of mahogany is mounted with bevelled glass panels. The eight day mechanical drum movement enables a permanent record to be kept of the weekly barometric changes and weather trends. An ideal scientific instrument for Farmers or the Amateur Meterologist. In excellent condition and fully restored in our own on-site workshop. Full two year warranty and free delivery within a reasonable distance of Midhurst, West Sussex.


Item 2102	£875
	A traditional full size English 18th century style brass lantern clock. The traditional brass case with side opening doors, Dolphin frets to the top, a large hooped bell, and engraved and silvered chapter ring. The eight day time-piece movement with single gut line fusee' plain anchor escapement and "Passing hour" striking in that the clock strikes one every hour. A good mid-19th example of tyle and becoming increasingly rare. Size overall is around twelve inches (310mm) tall.


Item 2536	£925
	A rare, interesting and collectable 1970s Swiss made, Looping eight day gimballed mantle or desk clock. The solid brass case is gimballed into three rings, supporting the clock to the centre of the rings, The eight day Looping mechanical movement, has an alarm, and the stunning dial shows time-date-month and lunar phase. A rare high quality and collectable clock. Size overall is eight inches. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2648	£950
	A classic, and rare, "Arts & Crafts" period early 20th century oak cased mantle clock. Dating from 1920s-30s the honey coloured oak case with carving to the champfered case corners, a brass framed bevelled glass pendulum lenticle. To the case top is a large blued steel bell supported by pierced and fretted brass hoops, capped by a brass finial. The eight day HAC movement strikes the hours and half hours on the bell and the convex enamelled dial has black numbers and blued steel hands. A highly collectable clock, sold fully restored in our own on site workshop, and with a full two year warranty. Size 15" tall and 8" wide. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2009	£950
	A fine quality mid 19th century French white marble clock set or “Garniture”. The clock eight day drum movement is supported on four marble pillars capped with pine apple finials and standing on gilded brass turned feet. The top of the case is mounted with a beautiful cast brass and gilded Eagle, and the clock is complete with its matching side urns. The eight day movement strikes the hours and half hours on a bell, has a “Sun burst” pendulum, a white enamelled convex “Garland” dial of coloured flowers, and glided brass filigree hands. An attractive clock set ideal for white marble fireplace.


Item 2450	£995
	A high quality English early 20th century antique full Westminster chiming (Big Ben chimes) walnut bracket clock made by Garrard &Co. (Crown Jewellers) around 1930. The burr walnut case in the style of an 18th century English basket top bracket clock, with a brass dial having silvered chapter ring and gilded spandrels to the corners. The clock chimes the hours and quarter hours in Westminster (Big-Ben) chimes, and has a silent lock lever. Ideal clock for drawing or dining room. Full two year warranty. Standing at one foot two inches.


Item 2516	£995
	A late 19th century period French made "Four-Glass" mantle clock with an "eight day" gong striking movement. The gilded brass elaborate case, is of the "Doucine" style and is mounted with bevelled glass panels, front and rear opening doors, and pierced and fretted friezes to the case. The pendulum is of the compensated type and mercury filled. A highly imposing and decorative clock, standing at some 15" tall, it would grace a drawing or dining room fire-place. Sold fully restored and complete with a two year warranty.


Item 2626 Antique Henri Jacot striking carriage clock	£1100
	A fine example of a late 19th century period French "Corniche" cased striking carriage clock made by the famous clock-maker Henri Jacot a'Paris c1885 and the movement numbered 12425 and bearing the "Pretty Polly" trade mark of Henri Jacot. This fine clock with "eight day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a gong. The polished brass case (standing 7.5 inches tall) is mounted with bevelled glass panels and the white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals and blued steel spade hands. A fine quality example of type, sold fully restored in our on site workshop and fully warranted.


Item 2461	£1150
	A late 19th century period, 18th century style, mahogany cased "break arch" bracket clock. The fine quality mahogany case, having a break arch top with carrying handle, brass "fish-scale" side frets and the case stands on brass, Regency ball and bracket feet.The convex silvered brass dial has "Arabic" numerals and blued steel spade hands. The convex glass is retained in a brass locking bezel. The eight day movement by W&H strikes the hours and the quarter hours in "Ting-Tang" strike. A fine and imposing clock to grace a dining or living room. Sold fully restored and with a one year warranty.


Item French Mantle Clock Item.2634	£1250
	A mid-20th century Louis XV style French "King-wood" inlaid bracket clock. The fine quality case is lavishly inlaid with flowers in a floral pattern, and mounted with gilded brass swags and mounts. The glazed front door showing a "Sun-Burst" pendulum and the "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours in "Bim-Bam" or "Ting-Tang" strike on two bells. Standing some 23 inches tall an attractive and imposing clock. Fully restored in our on premises workshop, and sold with a full two year warranty. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2651 Antique Four-Glass Library Clock	£1250
	A fine example of a late 19th century French Library "Four-Glass" table regulator clock, made by A.D.Mougin a'Paris c1895. The case (standing some 14 inches tall) of the Corniche style, is bright gilded brass, and mounted with thick bevelled glass panels. The white enamelled dial has blue numerals, interlinked with coloured garlands of flowers, and the hands are gilded filigree pierced and fretted brass. The "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a gong, and the pendulum is mercury filled for temperature compensation. A fine and collectable clock to grace a library, living or dining room. Sold fully restored in our own on-site workshops and with a full two year warranty. Free delivery within reasnable distance of Midhurst, West Sussex.


Item 2424	£1395
	A fine quality late 19th century French Boulle case mantle clock by Japy Freres c1886. The classic waisted shape case of boulle with gilded brass swags and mounts. The dial with cartouch numerals and blued steel hands. The clock stands some 12" (twelve inches) and is in good original condition with a fine patination. The eight day movement (fully serviced) strikes the hours and half hours on gong, and the clock is sold with a two year warranty.


Item 2537	£1495
	A rare, and exceptional quality English fusee' "Skeleton" or "Apprentice piece", clock. The gilded brass clock frame is in the shape of a Lyre,and the finely cut wheels are all "five spoke". To the clock fronr is a well engraved presentation plate dating the clock to it's year of manufacture 1865. The single train movement has a chain driven fusee', and this clock is in very fine condition with its original glass dome, and white marble base. A fine and collectable clock.Sold fully restored and warranted for one year. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item BT600 Four-glass mantle clock	£1600
	A classic, and particularly fine quality, mid-19th century period,French, brass case, "Four-Glass" or "Library clock", striking mantle clock, by Samuel Marti a'Paris, and bearing his Medaille d'Bronze stamp of 1880. The polished brass case is mounted with bevelled glass panels and has a front and rear opening door. The white, stepped, enamelled dial has black Roman numerals, and blued steel Breguet Moon hands. To the dial front is a escape wheel with a Brocot escapement. The "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a delicate bell. The pendulum is mercury filled for temperature compensation. This clock is in excellent condition, sold fully restored and warranted for two years. An ideal companion to a drawing or dining room. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2359	£1750
	A french late 19th century period Boulle bracket clock complete with its Boulle wall bracket. Made by Samuel Marti a'Paris, and the movement bearing the date of 1900. The waisted ebonised case is inlaid with brass and tortoishell and has a cartouche dial with a gilded brass dial mount. The case is lavishly decorated with gilded brass cast mounts and swags as is the bracket. The eight day movement strikes the hours and half hours on a gong. A fine and decorative clock ideal for living or dining room. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2631 Antique Drocourt repeat striking carriage clock	£1750
	A fine and collectable example of a mid to ;ate 19th century period French made "Gorge" cased repeat striking carriage clock made by the famous clock maker Drocourt a'Paris. The "eight-day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a gong, and repeats the past hour. It has a lever escapement and is numbered 16182. The "Gorge" case (standing some 7.5 inches tall) is mounted with bevelled glass panels and has its original bright gilded finish. The round white enamelled dial has black Roman numerals, a dial mask, and blue steel Breguet Moon hands. Sold fully restored in our own on-site workshop and fully warranted. A fine a collectable example of type.


Item 2674. Antique white marble French Empire Clock	£1750
	A high quality mid-19th century, white marble, and gilded French "Empire" mantle clock made by Vincentti a'Paris and dated 1855. The white enamelled dial bearing the retailers name of Follet & Cie, Avac M.Collin & Cie Paris. The white marble case mounted with gilded brass swags and mounts., and the white convex enamelled dial has black Roman numerals, and a sub minute chapter ring, with filigree gilded brass hands. The "eight day" movement strikes the hours and half hours on a delicate bell. A stunning and high quality clock to grace a marble fire surround or drawing room. Sold fully restored in our own on site workshop, and complete with a full two year warranty. Free delivery within a reasonable distance of Midhurst, West Sussex. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2325	£1875
	A 19th century mahogany cased English fusee' time-piece antique bracket clock by Austen John of Shoreditch, London. The case (standing some 16 inches tall) in 18th century style with an inverted bell top, brass carrying handle, pineaple finials and brass bracket feet. The brass break arch dial of traditional form with a silvered and engraved chapter ring, silvered and engraved "Tempus Fugit" roundrel to the dial arch, and cast gilded brass spandrels to the dial corners. The single fusee' "Eight day" movement has a plain anchor escapement and a pendulum travel lock. An attractive and traditional bracket clock. Fully warranted for two years. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2520	£1950
	A very fine, and exceptional quality French striking carriage clock made by Henri Jacot, and numbered 13846. Made around 1890, this example with a high quality gilded brass "Pillars style" case is mounted with bevelled glass panels and has a square sight glass the carrying handle. This fine example of a Jacot carriage clock has round enamelled dial with black numbers and fine blued steel hands. The "eight day" movement Number 13846, bears the "Pretty Polly" trade mark of Henri jacot, strikes the hours and half hours on a coiled gong, and is fitted with it's original, silvered, clubbed tooth lever platform escapement. This is a rare and exceptionally fine quality carriage clock, and a fine example of the work of the famous Henri Jacot. Sold fully restored and warranted. Size overall is 8". A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2186	£2390
	A fine quality English William IV period double fusee bracket clock by James Walter of Godstone (Surrey), a listed maker and shown as working c1828. The flame mahogany case has appied carvings to the front in a leafy and scroll design, a moulded base and wooden bun feet. To the case sides are silk backed brass "Fish scale" frets. The 8 inch diameter painted dial has black ROman numerals and blued steel Breguet Moon hands. The dial is covered with a flat bevelled glass retained in a cast brass bezel. The twin fusee' movement has a plain anchor escapement and the clock strikes the hours on a top mounted bell. This clock is in excellent condition and a good example of type. The size is 1 feet 6 inches wide, 7 inches deep, and 16 inches tall. Free delivery and setting up in Midhurst region, plus full two year guarantee. A detailed photograph of the clock face to this item is available here.


Item 2143	£2450
	A rare late 19th century French GIANT "Anglaise Riche" carriage clock made by Japy Freres and standing some ten inches overall. The frost gilded case is in good original condition and mounted with bevelled glass panels. The case style is "Anglaise Riche" with Corinthian columns to the case corners and a carrying handle to the case top, with a square bevelled sight glass below. The round silvered dial has black Arabic numerals and blued steel hands. The eight day square plate movement bears the name of Japy Freres, Gde Medaille d'Honnour stamp of 1886, and the clock strikes the hours and half hours on a gong. A rare imposing and highly collectable clock in good original condition.


Item 2630 Quarter striking carriage clock	£2850
	A rare and fine example of a mid-19th century period, French "Gorge" cased quarter striking, and repeat "Petite Sonnerie" carriage clock. The "eight day" movement strikes the hours and quarter hours on two gongs, and on repeat, the hours followed by the quarter hour. It has its original and fine quality lever platform escapement, and is numbered 1715. The "Gorge" case (standing some 6.5 inches tall) is mounted with bevelled glass panels, and has its original frost gilded finish. The round white enamelled dial, with dial mask. has black Roman numerals and blue steel Breguet moon hands. A fine and collectable carriage clock, sold fully restored in our own on site workshop and fully warranted.