Eugène Farcot (1830-1896), Swinging Doll Clock

Eugene Farcot, French, 1830-1896. A 19th century Figural clock with Farcot's Patented Conical pendulum. 8-day time and strike movement with Gilded dial and Roman numerals, engine turned bezel, adjusta

Eugene Farcot, French, 1830-1896. A late 19th century French desk clock with top mounted globe by "Delemarche, Paris 1868". 8-day time and strike visible movement with porcelain chapter ring and Roman

Eugene Farcot, French, 1830-1896. A late 19th century French "Lovers on a Swing" mantel clock. 8-day time only visible movement with porcelain chapter ring and Roman numerals, has a Farcot patent swin

Ca. 1880 French Swinging Cherub Mantel Clock by Eugene Farcot of Paris, alabaster case with ormolu trim, time only movement, gilt cherub on swing form pendulum (in 1862, Farcot patented this form of a

Vintage 1950 Mastercrafters Swingtime Bakelite Swinging Doll Pendulum Clock Movement by Sessions Approximately 7 1/2 x 2 5/16 x 10 1/2 inches tall.

French Ceramic Enameled Clock by Eugene Farcot circa 1900. Ht. 12 in.

Antique Eugene.Farcot Victorian Cartel Porcelain and Ormolu Wall Clock with Movements Marked 1560 and FoR BTE ( Farcot Brevete). Measures 14 inches x 11 inches x 4 inches.

A late 19th century French "Cherub on a Swing" mantel clock by Eugene Farcot. 8-day time only skeletonized movement with porcelain chapter ring and Roman numerals has a Farcot patent swinger escapemen

A late 19th century Eugene Farcot French porcelain mantle clock. 8-day time only movment #66366 with Skeletonized front plate, Porcelain chapter ring and Arabic numerals and Farcot's logo stamped on r

A FRENCH GILT METAL MOUNTED ALABASTER MANTLE CLOCK, BY EUGENÉ FARCOT, PARIS, LATE 19TH CENTURY, the arched cornice centering a twin stylized paisley mount enclosing leaf details, above tapered moldin

Antique porcelain clock made by Eugene Farcot. Serial #: 73427. Signed Foc-Bte on the back of the mechanism. Its total length including hanging chain is 24.5". There is a crack in the glass. Please ex

Phonograph Alarm Clock by Lioret and Farcot, 1896 Rare French phonograph "Le Merveilleux" for cel-luloid cylinders with 30-second playing time, invented and built by Parisian clockmaker Henri Lioret (

A French alabaster novelty 'swinging cherub' mantel clock Farcot, Paris, late 19th century The eight-day bell striking movement with two-plane duplex escapement incorporating half-moon pallet assembly

Camille Pissarro (French, 1830-1903). "Rue Eugène-Dutuit à Rouen" - 1896, lithograph on laid paper, limited edition 4/15, pencil inscribed lower left margin "Ep d'etat no 4", pencil titled lower cen

This lot of 2 miniature table top or doll house Grandfather Clocks consists of: (1) Miniature Grandfather clock by Computer Associates. Traditional looking grandfather clock with swinging pendulums. G

A floral work with a single butterfly, signed and dated for 1872 at the lower right corner. Dimensions:30 1/2" x 20 1/2", the frame 36" x 26". Provenance:From a Bucks County estate.

France, a good early 20th century figural swinging mystery clock, the composition after Aristide Ranieri's "Girl at the Fountain", the standing, patinated female figure leaning forward to examine her

A late 19th century French figural upside-down swing clock by Andre Romain Guilmet, Paris. 8-day time only movement in a spherical case hangs from a bi-metallic Gilded Bronze gridiron pendulum, dark B

Rare Mystery Upside Down Chain Ball Swinging Clock, Circa 1900 The Swinging Orb Clock supported by a Classically draped figure of Venus with two Cherubs Excellent upside down ball swinging clock. It h

Ansonia Clock Co. "Gloria" Swinging Clockcirca 1901modeled as a statue of Gloria, goddess of music poetry and the arts, brass 8-day time-only movement with compound pendulum, signed on the d

2 Chain Inverted Pendulum Mystery Swinging Clock. Beautiful standing figure of a woman wearing long garments, she holds up a filigree decorated bracket in her left arm from which the pendulum hangs; s

Ansonia Clock Co. "Double Figure" Swinging Clockcirca 1880modeled as two patinated metal figures of women atop a cast iron base, brass 8-day time-only movement with compound pendulum, signed

France, a late 19th century figural swinging clock, the turned, ebonized base supporting a spelter statue featuring a young woman with putto on a wheel at her left, her right arm cradling a cornucopia

(American, 1830-1896)Initialed l.l. G.C.L. 8"h x 5 3/4"w