A French gilt-brass and porcelain-mounted striking and repeating carriage clock, last quarter 19th century
The anglaise riche case with ripple mouldings, mounted with painted porcelain panels to the sides depicting young girls, one picking flowers and the other fishing from a pond, with foliate scroll engraved mask to the white enamel Roman chapter disc, blued moon hands, silvered platform to ratchet tooth lever escapement with cut bimetallic balance, solid rear door, strike/repeat on gong to backplate stamped for Gay Lamaille & Co. and PATENT SURETY POLLER, with number 408 -- 7in. (17.75cm.) high