Mantel clock - Brass - 1910-1920






Holds broad knowledge of religious icons with six years of collecting experience.
€15 |
|---|
Catawiki Buyer Protection
Your payment’s safe with us until you receive your object.View details
Trustpilot 4.4 | 136422 reviews
Rated Excellent on Trustpilot.
Art Nouveau brass table clock from France, circa 1910–1920, with a mechanical wind movement, 8-day power reserve, half-hour strike on a single gong, enamel dial with 12/24 hour readings, two auxiliary dials (24-hour indicator and small seconds), dimensions 35 × 29 × 14 cm and about 3 kg, winding key included and clock in working order.
Description from the seller
Elegant Art Nouveau style mantel clock made in die-cast brass with rich vegetal and floral decoration. This piece features architecture very characteristic of French productions of the early 20th century, with its pierced decor evoking branches and stylized foliage surmounting the dial.
The front is abundantly adorned with floral motifs, garlands and decorative medallions representing plant symbols. The enamel dial offers a double reading of the time with Roman numerals and an additional 13 to 24 hours scale.
Two auxiliary dials are present:
- 24-hour indicator at 12 o'clock;
- small seconds at 6 o'clock.
The mechanical movement includes an alarm function. The inscriptions visible on the back indicate:
"Hour hands"
"Alarm hand"
"Movement"
Description
Art Nouveau mantel clock.
France, early 20th century (circa 1900-1920).
Die-cast brass with vegetal decoration.
Enamel dial with Roman numerals.
Double display 12/24 hours.
Small seconds.
Mechanical alarm function.
Manual-winding mechanical movement.
Status
Clock in working order
Movement present and complete.
Beautiful old patina.
Signs of wear, traces of oxidation and aging.
Original side decorations are missing.
Some losses and surface wear visible in photographs.
Sold as is.
Dimensions
Height: 35 cm
Width: 29 cm
Depth: 14 cm
Weight
Approximately 3 kg
Materials
Die-cast brass
Metal
Glass
Remarks
This clock appeals with its typiquement Art Nouveau aesthetic and its very expressive naturalistic decor. Its dial with complications (24-hour display, small seconds and alarm) gives it particular interest for collectors of antique clocks and Belle Époque decorative objects.
Shipping
Packaging especially careful with reinforced protection of the movement and decorative elements.
Elegant Art Nouveau style mantel clock made in die-cast brass with rich vegetal and floral decoration. This piece features architecture very characteristic of French productions of the early 20th century, with its pierced decor evoking branches and stylized foliage surmounting the dial.
The front is abundantly adorned with floral motifs, garlands and decorative medallions representing plant symbols. The enamel dial offers a double reading of the time with Roman numerals and an additional 13 to 24 hours scale.
Two auxiliary dials are present:
- 24-hour indicator at 12 o'clock;
- small seconds at 6 o'clock.
The mechanical movement includes an alarm function. The inscriptions visible on the back indicate:
"Hour hands"
"Alarm hand"
"Movement"
Description
Art Nouveau mantel clock.
France, early 20th century (circa 1900-1920).
Die-cast brass with vegetal decoration.
Enamel dial with Roman numerals.
Double display 12/24 hours.
Small seconds.
Mechanical alarm function.
Manual-winding mechanical movement.
Status
Clock in working order
Movement present and complete.
Beautiful old patina.
Signs of wear, traces of oxidation and aging.
Original side decorations are missing.
Some losses and surface wear visible in photographs.
Sold as is.
Dimensions
Height: 35 cm
Width: 29 cm
Depth: 14 cm
Weight
Approximately 3 kg
Materials
Die-cast brass
Metal
Glass
Remarks
This clock appeals with its typiquement Art Nouveau aesthetic and its very expressive naturalistic decor. Its dial with complications (24-hour display, small seconds and alarm) gives it particular interest for collectors of antique clocks and Belle Époque decorative objects.
Shipping
Packaging especially careful with reinforced protection of the movement and decorative elements.
