Clock · Carriage clock

This carriage clock is designed in the Pendule d’Officier style and originates from Paris, France, attributed to circa 1910. The case features an inverted bell top with a fixed handle, supported by four turned feet. The brass case is decorated with relief ornamentation depicting musical instruments and foliage below the dial, while the side panels are fitted with pierced, patterned grilles. The convex white enamel dial displays black Arabic numerals and minute markers. Gold-plated, openwork, engraved metal hands indicate the time. The clock is powered by an eight-day duration movement equipped with a jeweled lever escapement. The interior of the case is stamped with the maker's name, Deval, and the city, Paris. The auction description notes that the brass case has been regilded. The clock includes a rear circular glazed door that provides a view of the bell and parts of the movement.