FRENCH CRYSTAL AND MARBLE TABLE REGULATOR CLOCK

FRENCH CRYSTAL AND MARBLE TABLE REGULATOR CLOCK HAVING GILT BRONZE TROPHY (FLAME TORCHIERE AND QUIVER) SURMOUNT OVER VERDE MARBLE AND CRYSTAL BEVEL GLASS CASE WITH ENAMEL DIAL AND MERCURY PENDULUM RES

FRENCH CRYSTAL AND MARBLE TABLE REGULATOR CLOCK HAVING GILT BRONZE TROPHY (FLAME TORCHIERE AND QUIVER) SURMOUNT OVER VERDE MARBLE AND CRYSTAL BEVEL GLASS CASE WITH ENAMEL DIAL AND MERCURY PENDULUM RES

retailed by Tiffany & Co. 15 3/4" high, 6" x 10" wide

inscribed to dial "E.P. Roberts & Sons, Pittsburg"; 6 1/2 inches wide; 5 inches deep; 10 1/2 inches high

French Gilt Brass & Marble Crystal Regulator Clocklate 19th centurygilt brass with beveled glass panels and marble trim, 8-day brass spring driven movement with bell strike, movement is signed "M

A French Brass and Marble Crystal Regulator Clock 19th century with pendulum. Height 16 1/2 inches. Estimate $100-200 both springs take a wind; run for duration but unsure of accuracy; strikes on the

French Marble & Brass Crystal Regulator Clock, late 19th century, with red marble, brass and beveled glass panels on all sides, porcelain dial with Arabic numerals and scrolled brass hands, brass 8-da

With Standing Bronze Lion on top of porcelain dial. French clock encased in marble and bronze. Bronze lion signed H. Aubert. Clock works signed France ca. 1895

French Art Deco Crystal Regulator Mantel Clockearly 20th centurythe two-tone marble, beveled glass, and copper and silver washed metal case surmounted by two sparrows in flight, the French brass sprin

This French Louis XVI-style table clock, circa 1880-1900. features a 30 hour mechanism. The clock sits on a marble base and is adorned with a bronze cherub and the clock face is surrounded by Swarovsk

fourth quarter 19th century, in the Classical Revival taste, the crystal regulator-style clock decorated with pierced scrollwork, the sides set with beveled glass and the top mounted with a marble and

Handsome French Gilt-Bronze and Marble Three-Piece Clock Set fourth quarter 19th century, in the Classical Revival taste, the crystal regulator-style clock decorated with pierced scrollwork, the sides

With a Samuel Marti movement, and mercury pendulum, the porcelain dial is marked for Bigelow and Kennard, Boston. Dimensions: 8 1/4" x 5 1/2", 12 1/2" tall. Provenance: From a local estate.

A circa 1900 century gilt bronze clock with molded feet below a case with a curved and beveled glass door which is flanked by cut crystal pilasters, the dial is enameled, and the brass movement is mar

French Crystal Regulator Clock, Retailed by Shreve, Crump & Low, Bostonlate 19th centurywith a patinated metal robed female surmounted on an onyx base, 8-day brass rack and snail striking on a gong, r

Large French crystal regulator clock marked Tiffany & Co. with a porcelain dial with cupid. Springs and glass are good, some wear on the finish. Marked Jappy Freres. 8" wide, 13" tall, 6" deep.

Small size 1889 C Marti et Cie French crystal regulator clock, Medaille d'Argent stamped on works, ht 8 7/8"

A Japy Freres example with a painted porcelain dial and cut crystal columns. Dimensions: 8 1/4" x 5 1/2", the height is 11 1/2".

TIFFANY & CO. RETAILED FRENCH CRYSTAL REGULATOR CLOCK, gilt-brass case with beveled-glass panels, enameled dial, movement with maker's mark and "MADE IN FRANCE". Retains original pen

Crystal regulator clock with cloisonné bezel, dial is cream porcelain with flower decoration and blue Arabic numerals. Mercury pendulum. Movement marked MADE IN FRANCE 521746. Brass case has bev

19th c French crystal regulator clock, bronze case decorated with urns and flowers, surmounted by an urn, mechanism stamped "Marti et Cie, Medaille D'Argent, 1889", the dial with painted floral garlan

With matched pendulum. Marked Etienne Maxant Paris. Approx. 10" H x 5 3/4" W.

France, 19th Century. Gilt Bronze, Brass and Alabaster. Enamel Decorated floral pattern face. True Mercury Pendulum. Complete, No Damage. Running, not tested for accuracy. Marked "France" on back of m

with curved glass 11 1/2" high circa 1900