COllECTORS' iTEMS, wORkS Of ART & ClOCkS

632A
A pair of french gilt brass
chenets: with flaming square
columns, on a swept tripod
base with eagle surmount
and female mask decoration,
47cm. high.
£250 - 350
633
A pair of 19th century
bronze and gilt brass oil
lamps of classical outline, with
gilded flames to the spout,
the curved handle in the form
of an eagle’s head, raised on
polished marble rectangular
bases, 23cm. wide.
£300 - 500
634
Jacot a Paris, a Gorge cased
carriage clock the eight-day
duration movement, with
platform lever escapement,
striking the hours and halfhours
on a gong with push
button repeat, the backplate
stamped with the Jacot
trademark and serial number
13553, the white enamel dial
with black Roman numerals,
Arabic five minute numerals,
typical Jacot inner ring and
with blued steel spade hands
(damaged), the Gorge case
with five ribbed handle and
repeat serial number to the
base, with original numbered
key, height 12cm (handle
down) 14cm (handle up)
£400 - 600
* Henri Jacot was one of the
most well known and best
makers of carriage clocks
in the Victorian period with
an address at 31, Rue de
Montmorency, Paris. The first
Henri Jacot died in 1868 and
was succeeded by his nephew
also Henri. They won many
medals at exhibitions in both
Paris and London including the
Gold medal in 1900.
633
634
635
J. Symons & Son, launceston, a french lacquered Corniche
carriage clock the eight-day duration timepiece movement with
a cylinder escapement and alarm on a bell, the white enamel
dial having black Roman numerals, blued steel spade hands
and signed for the retailer as above, with a brass Corniche case,
height 12cm (handle down), 14.5cm (handle up)
£100 - 120
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