Antique Travelling Silver Plate Bedside Carriage Clock by HAC (1 of 8)

UK Horology

City of Bristol, UK

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Antique Travelling Silver Plate Bedside Carriage Clock by HAC

REF: 0889 / LA393710

£1,230

€1,399

$1,509

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Description

Antique travelling silver plate bedside carriage clock by HAC Rare little item Ok condition for age Wonderful design Enamelled dial marked with the crossed swords for Hac Arched top with carry handle Bedside alarm clock Arabic numerals 4cm diameter dial German made Movement circa 1910 Working order Measures 10cm high with handle up by 6cm wide & 4.5cm deep Stunning small collectable bedside clock made by Hac rare little fined in such great condition. Good condition for age, showing slight signs or age please view the many photos make sure happy. Rare little item Ok condition for age Wonderful design Enamelled dial marked with the crossed swords for Hac Arched top with carry handle Bedside alarm clock Arabic numerals 4cm diameter dial German made Working order Stunning small collectable bedside clock made by Hac rare little fined in such great condition.

measurements

Height:

100 mm

Width:

60 mm

Depth:

45 mm

Height measurement is with handle up

measurements

declaration

UK Horology has clarified that the Antique Travelling Silver Plate Bedside Carriage Clock by HAC (LA393710) is genuinely of the period declared with the date/period of manufacture being c.1910