18th / 19th Century Antique French Provincial Style, Carved, Longcase Clock

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Stunning 18th / 19th Century Antique French Provincial Style, Carved, 125" H, Longcase Clock!!

Antique Clock, Longcase, French Provincial, Style, … more Stunning 18th / 19th Century Antique French Provincial Style, Carved, 125" H, Longcase Clock!!

Antique Clock, Longcase, French Provincial, Style, Carved, 125 inches H, 18th / 19th C, 1700's to 1800's

Stunning French Provincial style longcase clock, parcel gilt case surmounted by a carved figure of Father Time, circular enamel dial with Roman numeral hours and Arabic numeral minutes, seconds subdial, inscribed St Jean a Rennes, transport label from Goardon Freres, Rue d'Aiguillon, Morlaix, approx 125"h, 36"w, 16"d

This stunning antique clock features a beautiful French Provincial style with intricate carvings that are sure to catch anyone's eye. Standing at 125H, it's a grand addition to any room and serves as a functional timepiece as well as a decorative piece. The clock is from the 18th or 19th century and has been well-preserved to maintain its antique charm. It's classified as a Longcase Standing Clock and falls under the categories of Desk, Mantel & Shelf Clocks, Clocks, Decorative Collectibles, and Collectibles. The brand name is Antique, and the clock exudes a timeless elegance that will make it a cherished item for generations to come.

Note: While we are not experts on such clocks, due to the height and carving, we believe that the case is possibly Flemish 18th/19thc, however some elements may have been replaced, the impressive carving and stature of the case are its value the case displays some small wood losses, nicks and wear, clock is accompanied by weights, but lacks a pendulum, we have been unable to open the front door, there is a brass rod/tub secured at the back of the clock and protruding, but not touching the movement. Speculatively only, there my at one time, have been a chiming action, the bell striker slides on top of the vertical rod shown on the movement front at left of the large movement gear, it will come off with a simple push or pull, thus causing the hands to fall off, the face plate would be attached to the movement by three pins located on the back plate, these are to be aligned and inserted into corresponding holes on the movement front and then secured by the insertion of tiny nails through the hoes in the face plate pins, however the face is not secured to the movement front at this time, operational status is unknown, decorative only.

Wear and imperfections commensurate with being moved, age and use. Operational status is unknown. sh 272t23

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