RAISON & THOMAS MANTEL CLOCK WITH CANDLESTICKS
INDEX # : 048-C-1092
circa: 1890-1900
CLOCK STYLE French Mantel CLOCK NAME N/A MANUFACTURE Raison & Thomas, France CASE MODEL # N/A MOVEMENT TYPE Paris type movement, brass, 8-day, spring driven, hour strike on cathedral gong.
Movement stamped:
"ANCne Mon Franjus / Raison and Thomas / Successeurs"CASE SIZE & CONSTRUCTION Clock:
Base = 4 ½", Height = 22 ¾", Depth = 5 ½"
Candlesticks:
Base = 6", Height = 17 ¼", Depth = 4 ½"LABEL INFORMATION No label, original. DIAL INFORMATION Beveled dial glass, 4 ¾" chapter ring, gold roman numerals, black metal dial pan. MISC. FEATURES
Black stone case with ormolu accessories, "Jenny Lind" head on clock case and Candlesticks. ACQUIRED FROM Antique auction at "Garth's Auction House" in Delaware, Ohio. CONDITION WHEN ACQUIRED Case has some small chips, not running, missing pendulum and bob. RESTORATION November 1992 - Purchased replacement pendulum and bob from Merritt's Antiques in Douglassville, PA. Cleaned case and movement and set clock to running. HISTORICAL DATA Raison & Thomas in partnership from 1890-1900. REFERENCES N/A NOTES Although I'm not really into European clocks, this one caught me eye. The black case and gilt ornaments certainly make it a pretty clock. Continue with selection:
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