Dent, London, a fine mid 19th century giant carriage clock, the mahogany case on gilt compressed ball feet below a molded base, the sides with beveled glasses, and with molded top having a substantial gilt handle and beveled glass allowing observation of the escapement, the right side of the case with repeat pusher, roman numeral white enamel dial with seconds bit at 12:00 and blued steel Breguet style hands, subsidiary dials displaying the date and day of the week, and with gilt, fretted mask having engraved foliate ornament with red foil backing, five pillar, two train fusee movement with Harrison's maintaining power and lever escapement with large cut bimetallic balance, striking the hour and half hour on a blued steel gong and repeating the last hour on demand, the back plate signed "Dent London 12918". From the collection of Victor Kochaver

refinished, repair to top molding at left front corner, small loss to top molding at rear, small loss to door veneer, handle with losses to gilding, dial with hairline at 8:00, day of the week dial also with hairline, hands good, movement dirty, running, would benefit from cleaning, ACCESSORIES: Case Key, circa 1855