portico clocks

A French pink marble and gilt mounted garniture of a portico clock and 2 side urns, 19th century eight day time and strike (on a bell), original key and pendulum. Running

A French 19th century slate mantle clock, gilded brass dial with Roman numerals within a portico case with applied columns decorated with Egyptian motifs, 27 cm wide, 16 cm deep, 25 cm high

A French onyx and gilt metal clock garniture, the eight-day count wheel bell striking movement with Arabic numeral enamel dial, mounted in a portico case surmounted by a central urn, together with two conforming garniture urns, 40 cm high.

A French late 19th century ebonised and brass inlaid portico mantel clock,…

A late 19th century Austrian ebonised and alabaster portico mantel clock, the triple train grand sonnerie movement striking the quarters on one bell and the hours on another every quarter hour,…

An Art Deco alabaster clock garniture, having an eight-day count wheel movement with four glass case within an alabaster portico, together with conforming urns, 37 cm high.

French Portico mantle clock, the Japy Freres movement housed in a West Indian rosewood portico case, which has boxwood striping and Dutched floral inlay, the mounts and pendulum are 'circe perdue' cast and chiselled after which they are fire gilded.

French Empire mahogany portico clock by Savoinea with mercury gilding and hand painted enamel dial circa 1830, fully working and serviced 8 day movement and striker on silver bell.

A French 19th century alabaster portico clock with ormolu dial. Height 56 cm

A French ebonised and inlaid ormolu mounted Portico clock, circa 1890, having an eight-day bell striking count wheel movement, suspended between four columns, with engine-turned Roman numeral dial and gridiron foliate pendulum. Height 45 cm

A French early 19th century, Louis XVI style, gilt-bronze, red and white marble and Wedgwood-type mounted portico clock, the circular white enamel dial surmounted by an urn, flanked to each side by a medallion with classical figure, on pilaster supports,…

A French late 19th century, Louis XVI style, gilt-bronze, grey and white marble portico clock, the circular white enamel dial inscribed Thiery a Paris, surmounted by three seated figures, on a shaped base and flat feet. Depth 41 cm . Depth 13 cm .…

A French 19th century gilt-bronze and white marble portico clock, the white enamel dial inscribed Ouafse a Paris, surmounted by a flowering basket, issuing foliate garlands, flanked to each side by a griffon,…

A 19th century French Empire portico clock garniture in white and grey marble with gilt metal mounts, the white enamelled dial with floral swag decoration, the portico clock decorated with swags and trophy decoration,…

A Charles x white alabaster and gilt bronze portico clock 44 x 23x xx 22 cm Steven Ard a Boulogne, S.Mer, French, two train movement, striking on a bell with glass dome

An Austrian ebonised and gilt bronze mounted grand sonnerie portico clock early 19th century 32 x 22 cm by Joseph Jessner, Vienna, 30-hour movement, striking on two gongs, three-train movement sold with the original enamel dial,…

Antique French Empire or Louis XVI style portico clock in white marble, with four columns supporting the eight day two train movement, in working order, with a hand painted enamel dial and gilt bronze ormolu embellishments,…

Portico mantle clock with a case of palisander inlaid with satinwood stringing and marquetry, and an eight-day movement, striking on a bell

Mercury gilded four column portico clock in the Empire style

Rosewood portico clock extensively inlaid with boxwood, and ormolu mounted

Ebonised and mercury gilded portico clock under a glass dome

1st Empire portico clock with ormolu gilding of the first quality, patinated bronze contrasting members, a fine silvered engine turned dial, Breguet hands and signed 'Malfilatre a Paris' on the dial

Gilt bronze portico clock of the Louis XVIII period, dated 1820 on both mainsprings, with a gilt dial, Roman chapter, Breguet hands, a decorated pendulum of acanthus swirls and an eight-day movement striking hours and halves on a bell