A late ninteenth century French carraige clock made in Paris for :  Geo. W. Welsh & son,  New York.
This clock style is pictured in:  "A Century of fine Carraige Clocks by Joseph Fanelli"
                                                         First Edition  1987   ISBN 0-916316-04-1

The beautiful brass case has fluted pillars, adjustable handle and a fine gilt floral mask framing the ivory dial. The circular dial is surrounded with a latticed overlay of flowers and scrolls. The dial center has another intricate overlay design. The top and bottom of the case has embossed matching inserts.

Four ringed bun feet and finials add to the quality of this case. The case has original bevelled glass on all four                sides and top of footed case.  A distinct and beautiful addition to any decor.
The ivory dial is signed:  Geo. W. Welsh & Son, New York
The eight day movement is time and alarm, striking on the silvered cast bell in the bottom of the case.  The subsidiary  alarm dial having exceptional executed raised numbers. The clock is serviced and running excellent.

Height : 6.25
Width:   3.25
Depth:   2.75     SOLD