Larger deep brass cased carriage clock timepiece: Measures 16.5cm including handle. Not working.

Larger deep brass cased carriage clock timepiece: Measures 16.5cm including handle. Not working.

Oval brass cased carriage clock timepiece with alarm: Measures 14.5cm including handle. Winds, ticks, sets and runs, alarm function not working correctly.

Oval brass cased carriage clock timepiece: Measures 15cm including handle. Winds, ticks, sets and runs.

Large gilded brass cased repeating carriage clock with Cloisonne dial: Measures 18.5cm including handle. Winds, ticks and runs, but striking and repeating function not working correctly.

Magnificent large gilded brass cased quarter repeating carriage clock with alarm: Measures 19.5cm including handle. Winds, ticks, sets and runs. All functions appear to work correctly

Swiss, 15 Jewels, working condition unknown. Not including the handle, it measures 4.75" tall. Fairly heavy for its size. It looks like there is a small crack on the inside of the clock's left panel.

Cartier Le Coultre lapis lazuli and brass Atmos timepiece clock, Swiss, 16 jewels unadjusted. Measures 4.75" high, 3" wide and 1.5" deep. NOTE: No guarantee of working order.

Quarter Repeating Brass Carriage Clock, 7" with Handle in Cartier Box (not running).

Victorian Gilt Brass Eight Day Chronometer Carriage Clock E.J. Dent London: 9" tall with handle. Very heavy gilt brass carriage clock. Beveled glass panels, white enamel dial, Roman hours with signed

Three Gilt Brass Carriage Clocks, France, 19th century, each with bale handle to a rectangular case, one signed Marenzeller in Wien, with leather case, ht. 5 1/2; with two others, ht. 4 1/4, 6 in. Foo

Gilt Brass and Enamel Repeating Carriage Timepiece, France, 19th century, bale handle to a rectangular case, foliate etched front and with columnar supports, ht. 6 in. Footnotes: Provenance: From a Ne

An antique brass repeater carriage clock with polychrome enamel champleve work and carrying handle, front has a double dial signed Ovington Brothers Brooklyn, brass works are signed Hands Brevete. 6.2

Two Brass Repeating Carriage Clocks, France, late 19th/early 20th century, each with bale handle to a rectangular case, ht. 5 1/4 in.; set in leather cases. Footnotes: Provenance: From a Newport Rhode

Ebony Cased Shelf Clock, England, embossed brass foliate face with silvered dial, bale handle, ht. 16 1/2 in. Footnotes: Provenance: From a Newport Rhode Island estate. For further information on this

A fine mid 18th century chinoiserie japanned cased table clock with pull cord repeat the dial signed Thomas Utting, Yarmouth the caddy top rectangular case surmounted by a brass knopped handle over a

Antique inlaid wood cased desk top 12 Airs cylinder music box. Nice working condition with expected use and age wear. Measures approximately 6-1/4" tall x 24-1/2" across x 8-1/2" deep.

Miniature "L'Epee" Brass Carriage Clock with Original Box, 2 1/2"H.

A miniature gilt brass carriage clock Circa 1900 The white enamel dial with Roman chapters inscribed Hamilton & Inches, Edinburgh, the case with Corinthian columns and bevelled glass panels and with p

A FRENCH GILT BRASS TRAVELLING CARRIAGE CLOCK, 19TH CENTURY, signed Henri Jacot, Medaille d'Or, 31 Rue de Montmoreng Paris, Housed within a leather and velvet lined case with repeating button, white e

An exceptionally fine engraved gilt brass English giant carriage clock with running seconds indication and fully relief-engraved case. Together with two travel cases. James McCabe, Royal Exchange, Lon

Tommi Parzinger three drawer dresser or chest of drawers. Has nice brass handles. Measures: 34H x 48.5W x 21D.

An early 20th century gilt brass and champlevé enamel carriage timepiece the backplate stamped for Richard & Co the plain Anglais style case decorated allover with bands of scrolling foliage and

Miniature Carriage Clock, Paris, 4" with Handle, Running.

Two European Silver Miniature Figural Timepieces, the carriage clock, London, 1893, maker's mark 'JB', ht. 2 3/4; the tall clock, Dutch, late 19th century with pseudo 18th century hallmarks, back of t