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   carriage clock

   /ˈkarɪdʒ klɒk/

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   • 1. a portable clock in a rectangular case with a handle on top. British

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   What is a 'carriage clock'?

   • By definition a “carriage clock” is a timepiece either plain and simple, or with one or more complications designed in such a way that it can be used on a journey, the only restriction governing its construction being that it must be controlled by a balance wheel.

   Have clock will travel. The story of the carriage clock

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   Can you buy a carriage clock at auction?

   • If you are new to bidding check out our guides to buying at auction – it’s easy once you know how. Carriage clocks are portable timepieces originally designed for travel. First developed in France in the early 19th century, the basic design of these spring-driven clocks has remained largely unchanged over the years.

   An expert's guide to buying antique carriage clocks

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   How do you evaluate a carriage clock?

   • When assessing a carriage clock, the first step is to identify the clockmaker. The French, continental and English makers mentioned above are the most prestigious; throughout the 19th century and into the early 20th century they produced the most sophisticated, attractive and valuable carriage clocks. Next, consider the complexity of the movement.

   Collecting 101 | 5 Things To Know About Carriage Clocks

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   What type of carriage clocks were made in the 20th century?

   • The most elaborate styles of carriage clocks were produced towards the end of the century: gilt cases loaded with Rococo flourishes and buttressed with caryatids, surrounding highly decorated enamel porcelain panels. An early 20th century French gilt brass 'bamboo' cased carriage clock with three porcelain panels. Sold for £2,295 inc. premium 3.

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   When assessing a carriage clock, the first step is to identify the clockmaker. The French, continental and English makers mentioned above are the most prestigious; throughout the 19th century and into the early 20th century they produced the most sophisticated, attractive and valuable carriage clocks.

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4. en.wikipedia.org › wiki › Carriage_clockCarriage clock - Wikipedia

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   A carriage clock is a small, spring-driven clock, designed for travelling, developed in the early 19th century in France. The first carriage clock was invented by Abraham-Louis Breguet for the Emperor Napoleon in 1812.

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6. www.anthonygrayclocks.com › have-clock-will-travelHave clock will travel. The story of the carriage clock.

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   By definition a “carriage clock” is a timepiece either plain and simple, or with one or more complications designed in such a way that it can be used on a journey, the only restriction governing its construction being that it must be controlled by a balance wheel.

7. www.the-saleroom.com › carriage-clocksAn expert's guide to buying antique carriage clocks ...

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   The typical characteristics of a carriage clock include a brass or gilt brass case with a carrying handle. The platform escapement driven by a balance spring distinguishes them from pendulum-driven bracket clocks. A standard French-made carriage clock is an excellent entry-level purchase for those interested in owning a mechanical antique clock. Mo...

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   As well as the reputation of the maker and the rarity of the item itself, another key factor in determining value is condition. When buying at auction, the lot description will often contain details about condition issues, such as any scratches or repairs and whether it is in working order, but you can also request a condition report from the aucti...

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   Decide how much you’d like to spend and use the search facility on thesaleroom.com to find carriage clockscoming up for sale. You can filter your search by, among other things, price and by location of the auction house to narrow down your selection. To research recent prices at auction to see how much different clocks sold for you can also try out...

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9. www.dorsetantiqueclocks.co.uk › the-carriage-clockThe Carriage Clock – The Antique Clock Company

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   The carriage clock consists of a gilt-brass case with the sides and the top panelled of glass or porcelain, hinged carrying handle and the movement has a separate platform escapement.

10. ivaluations.net › french-carriage-clocks-an-expertFrench Carriage Clocks: An Expert Guide | iValuations

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    Nov 25, 2022 · The ubiquitous French carriage clock of the late 19th/early 20th centuries is a clock that most would immediately recognise. Its small statuette, white enamel dial and glazed brass case is an instantly discernible style. They are one of the most extensively produced and collected of all antique clocks.

11. www.clockclinic.co.uk › the-carriage-clock-aThe Carriage Clock: A Timepiece Steeped in History

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    Jun 1, 2023 · The carriage clock has often been seen as a gift, an often ornate timepiece given from one person to another to celebrate a particular milestone be it in work or personal life. For many people, these delicate-looking clocks adorn a mantelpiece and remind them of this proud life moment.