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from France
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C.1880, French, Dock Theme Industrial series clock, a davit with chain drive blocks and pulleys, the hoist holding a large carriage in which is mounted an 8-day timepiece. -
C.1880, French, "Vertical Steam Boiler" with governor (not animated), clock and barometer, from the Industrial Series. -
C.1895, French, Marti and Cie, "Cooking Pot", 8-day time/strike industrial series mantel clock in the form of a French chateau fireplace. -
C.1890, French, 3-Dial Mantel clock, time and strike, with calendar lower left and Aneroid barometer lower right. -
C.1880, French, Bronze and Marble Clock with Globe , and explorers tools, a telescope, atlas and compass. -
C.1890, French, Polished Brass, 8-day time/strike rococo style mantel clock. -
C.1905, French for the English Market, brass cased carriage "Weather Station", the clock to the left and Aneroid barometer to the right, and with thermometer in the center. -
C.1890, French, Drocourt (signed movement), brass Gorge cased carriage clock, time, strike, repeat and alarm, as-found, from storage. -
C.1890, French, Patinated Spelter Mystery Swinging Timepiece , or Swinger, the elaborate figure "Fleurs de Printemps", par Levasseur. -
C.1870, Japy Fils (1855 Award Medallion), SWINGING DOLL , in an Empire style case with 4 barley twist columns, striking. -
C.1880, French, Marti et Cie, 4-Column EMPIRE , style mantel clock, 8-day bell strike in a rosewood inlaid case. -
C.1900, French, Japy Freres, 4-Glass Crystal Regulator, small size, with 2.7" dial, and small 2-vial pendulum. -
C.1880, French, A.E.S.F., Cast Bronze figural clock of Richard the Lionhearted. -
C.1900, French, Lebret, Paris, Ormolu and Marble timepiece, the clock setting atop a large obelisk. -
![C.1840, French, Joan of Arc, marble and bronze figural clock, with 8-day silk thread, bell strike movement. [Joan of Arc, 1412-31 was instrumental in rallying the French in their fight against the English during the 100 years war]](/images/robertoschmitt13/t514.jpg)
C.1840, French, Joan of Arc, marble and bronze figural clock, with 8-day silk thread, bell strike movement. [Joan of Arc, 1412-31 was instrumental in rallying the French in their fight against the English during the 100 years war] -
C.1860, Ormolu and white marble mantel clock, figures of an infant holding hands with a putti, Cupid, come to console him, both looking loving and pensive at the same time, the clock with a superior cobalt blue dial with gold stars and white numeral shields with black Roman numerals. -
C.1820, French, Extra Large Morbier, Francois Moret Bailly, Orcieres, (the retailer) crown wheel and verge escapement, with an external striking bar that transmits the strike motion not only up to the bell on top, but a rod may also be run down(or up) to the next floor. -
C.1690, Paris, Baltazar Martinot, nice early movement and dial, now in a later oak carcass case with ebonized veneer, and with a key lock front door. -
C.1855, French, Time and Calendar Skeleton clock, under glass dome. -
C.1890, French, Dreyfous, Mini Ormolu Lyre timepiece in original gift box.