Carriage clock - travel clock, with Grand Sonnerie call-up option, France around 1830/40, octogene brass case with old gilding (partially covered), both sides can be opened, glazed front with strong faceting, decorated bezel with rose decoration, dial rubbed silver-plated, blued Breguet hands, verge clockwork with filigree spindle bridge, name (illegible), possibility to access the Grande Sonnerie by pulling a cord at the bottom of 2 gongs, silver-plated regulating disk, polished lever, running. 1 tag, diameter (without bracket) approx. 11cm, with 1 stand from a later period, with decorated old key, condition of movement 2, housing 2-3

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