Clock - H J Linton - - Mahogany - 1900-1910
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An Edwardian-era table clock from around 1900 in a mahogany case shaped like a gendarme’s hat, signed H. J. Linton Paris, with a low-tension slave movement, a 1-day power reserve, no striking, in good used condition with minor aging, and currently not in working order with no winding key.
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An Edwardian-era mantel clock from around 1900, shaped like a gendarme's hat, features an elegant solid mahogany case embellished with fine marquetry inlays and a delicate light-wood rosette inlaid. Its white enamel dial with Roman numerals bears the prestigious signature of H.J. Linton in Paris, a famous British luxury house based in Paris on Rue Feydeau that supplied high society.
The movement cage is patinated brass and in good condition.
The clock is in good overall condition; however, we do not have the key, it does not run, and it would benefit from a service.
An Edwardian-era mantel clock from around 1900, shaped like a gendarme's hat, features an elegant solid mahogany case embellished with fine marquetry inlays and a delicate light-wood rosette inlaid. Its white enamel dial with Roman numerals bears the prestigious signature of H.J. Linton in Paris, a famous British luxury house based in Paris on Rue Feydeau that supplied high society.
The movement cage is patinated brass and in good condition.
The clock is in good overall condition; however, we do not have the key, it does not run, and it would benefit from a service.
Details
Era
1900-2000
Manufacturer/brand
H J Linton
Wood type
Mahogany
Material
Wood
Clock mechanism
Slave movement low voltage
Power reserve
1 day movement
Striking
Not striking
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
No
Height
27 cm
Width
17 cm
Depth
11 cm
Estimated period
1900-1910
Weight
3 g
Winding key
No
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