Antique French Carriage Clock by Jules Bunelot | Late 19th Century

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Elegant antique French brass carriage clock with beveled glass panels, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and visible escapement through the top panel, stamped with a “B” in a circle attributed to Jules Bunelot, circa late 19th century.
360° view of an antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass frame, beveled glass panels, and enamel dial.
Antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass case and beveled glass panels.
Late 19th-century French brass carriage clock featuring enamel dial and Roman numerals.
Close-up of Jules Bunelot carriage clock showing detailed brass craftsmanship and glass panels.
Side angle of 19th-century brass carriage clock highlighting beveled glass and patina.
Elegant antique carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with polished brass and enamel detailing.
Detailed macro photo of brass frame and Roman numeral dial from a 19th-century French clock.
Front view of antique French carriage clock with white enamel dial and visible escapement.
Rear view of antique French brass carriage clock showing maker’s mark and movement access panel.
  • Elegant antique French brass carriage clock with beveled glass panels, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and visible escapement through the top panel, stamped with a “B” in a circle attributed to Jules Bunelot, circa late 19th century.
  • 360° view of an antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass frame, beveled glass panels, and enamel dial.
  • Antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass case and beveled glass panels.
  • Late 19th-century French brass carriage clock featuring enamel dial and Roman numerals.
  • Close-up of Jules Bunelot carriage clock showing detailed brass craftsmanship and glass panels.
  • Side angle of 19th-century brass carriage clock highlighting beveled glass and patina.
  • Elegant antique carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with polished brass and enamel detailing.
  • Detailed macro photo of brass frame and Roman numeral dial from a 19th-century French clock.
  • Front view of antique French carriage clock with white enamel dial and visible escapement.
  • Rear view of antique French brass carriage clock showing maker’s mark and movement access panel.
Elegant antique French brass carriage clock with beveled glass panels, white enamel dial with Roman numerals, and visible escapement through the top panel, stamped with a “B” in a circle attributed to Jules Bunelot, circa late 19th century.
360° view of an antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass frame, beveled glass panels, and enamel dial.
Antique French carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with brass case and beveled glass panels.
Late 19th-century French brass carriage clock featuring enamel dial and Roman numerals.
Close-up of Jules Bunelot carriage clock showing detailed brass craftsmanship and glass panels.
Side angle of 19th-century brass carriage clock highlighting beveled glass and patina.
Elegant antique carriage clock by Jules Bunelot with polished brass and enamel detailing.
Detailed macro photo of brass frame and Roman numeral dial from a 19th-century French clock.
Front view of antique French carriage clock with white enamel dial and visible escapement.
Rear view of antique French brass carriage clock showing maker’s mark and movement access panel.

Antique French Carriage Clock by Jules Bunelot | Late 19th Century

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Historical Context & Origin

Region: France
Material: Brass with beveled glass panels and enamel dial
Period: Late 19th Century CE

Description
This elegant antique French carriage clock is a superb example of 19th-century craftsmanship and refinement. Encased in a richly patinated brass frame with beveled glass panels, the clock allows for a clear view of its intricate mechanical movement. Its clean white enamel dial with Roman numerals, paired with a visible escapement through the top glass panel, reflects both elegance and precision. Stamped with a “B” in a circle, this piece is attributed to the noted clockmaker Jules Bunelot, known for producing high-quality timepieces of the era.

Features

- Brass frame with natural aged patina

- Beveled glass panels providing visibility of the inner mechanism

- White enamel dial with Roman numerals

- Visible escapement through the top panel, hallmark of fine carriage clocks

- Stamped with “B” in a circle, linked to Jules Bunelot

Cultural Significance
Carriage clocks were developed in the 19th century as luxury travel items, prized for their durability, precision, and elegant design. Owned by wealthy travelers and collectors, they symbolized refinement and technological advancement. This piece embodies the Victorian era’s fascination with artistry and mechanical innovation, blending practical timekeeping with decorative luxury.

Condition
The clock remains in excellent antique condition with minimal signs of age, enhancing its authenticity. Its mechanism is intact and fully operational, ensuring it serves not only as a collectible display piece but also as a functioning timepiece.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 6.5 in
Width: 3.5 in
Depth: 3 in

Age
Late 19th Century CE

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Description

Historical Context & Origin

Region: France
Material: Brass with beveled glass panels and enamel dial
Period: Late 19th Century CE

Description
This elegant antique French carriage clock is a superb example of 19th-century craftsmanship and refinement. Encased in a richly patinated brass frame with beveled glass panels, the clock allows for a clear view of its intricate mechanical movement. Its clean white enamel dial with Roman numerals, paired with a visible escapement through the top glass panel, reflects both elegance and precision. Stamped with a “B” in a circle, this piece is attributed to the noted clockmaker Jules Bunelot, known for producing high-quality timepieces of the era.

Features

- Brass frame with natural aged patina

- Beveled glass panels providing visibility of the inner mechanism

- White enamel dial with Roman numerals

- Visible escapement through the top panel, hallmark of fine carriage clocks

- Stamped with “B” in a circle, linked to Jules Bunelot

Cultural Significance
Carriage clocks were developed in the 19th century as luxury travel items, prized for their durability, precision, and elegant design. Owned by wealthy travelers and collectors, they symbolized refinement and technological advancement. This piece embodies the Victorian era’s fascination with artistry and mechanical innovation, blending practical timekeeping with decorative luxury.

Condition
The clock remains in excellent antique condition with minimal signs of age, enhancing its authenticity. Its mechanism is intact and fully operational, ensuring it serves not only as a collectible display piece but also as a functioning timepiece.

Dimensions (approximate)
Height: 6.5 in
Width: 3.5 in
Depth: 3 in

Age
Late 19th Century CE

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Five Fascinating Facts About Carriage Clocks

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