Exceptional Late 19th Century Sculptural Mantel Clock A magnificent example of French decorative arts from the late 19th century, this exquisite mantel clock seamlessly blends functional timekeeping with artistic storytelling. The clock features a pristine white enamel dial with elegant Roman numerals, framed by a delicate golden border that catches the light beautifully. The clock's most captivating element is the…
Marie Antoinette Style Gilt Bronze and Sevres Style Mantel Clock, After a V&A Museum Model An elegant and highly decorative Marie Antoinette-style mantel clock, inspired by an original design held in the Victoria and Albert Museum, exemplifies the refined taste and opulence of late 18th-century French decorative arts.
Music Box with Mandolin Attachment, Circa 1870–1880 Rosewood and kingwood veneered case with musical inlay. This exceptional Swiss cylinder music box was possibly produced by the celebrated firm Nicole Frères of Geneva, internationally regarded as one of the finest manufacturers of mechanical musical instruments during the 19th century. Dating to the late Victorian period, the box represents the technical and…
Nicole Frères (Geneva, Switzerland)Large Cylinder Music Box with Mandolin AttachmentCirca 1870–1880 Rosewood and kingwood veneered case with musical inlayFat cylinder, 12 airs, two-per-turn
£825Original price was: £825.£760Current price is: £760.
Stunning Antique French Figural Mantel Clock, Brass & Bronze Finish, Lady Garden Scene, c.19th Century Sculptural Beauty with Original Enamel Dial, Roman Numerals, Collectible Timepiece with Key & Pendulum This is a fabulous French antique figural mantle clock in a rich brass and bronze finish, featuring an exquisite sculpture of a seated lady in a garden, holding a wreath, symbolic…
Rare Victorian Mahogany Sympiesometer by T. Hemsley, Tower Hill, London, Early 19th Century A fine and rare Victorian sympiesometer by T. Hemsley of Tower Hill, London, an important maker of early meteorological instruments. The sympiesometer was developed as a compact alternative to the mercury barometer, particularly favoured for marine and domestic use during the early 19th century.
Antique French Thermometer Gilt Wood Wall Barometer Style Hand Painted Dial Ornate Frame Decorative Wall ThermometerFrance, Late 18th – Early 19th CenturyGilt and painted wooden case with a glass alcohol thermometer
Victorian Admiral FitzRoy Barometer in Beech Case, 19th Century Marine Weather Instrument This handsome Victorian Admiral FitzRoy barometer is housed in a tall glazed beechwood case and features the distinctive printed storm warning and forecasting instructions associated with FitzRoy’s pioneering work in marine meteorology. Designed for domestic and maritime use, these barometers were intended to provide early warning of storms…
