A late 19th Century repeating carriage clock, by Henri Jacot, Paris, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals denoting hours and outer Arabic track
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A late 19th Century repeating carriage clock, by Henri Jacot, Paris, the white enamel dial with Roman numerals denoting hours and outer Arabic track, fitted with a repeater movement with exposed platform lever escapement, striking on a coil gong, with makers monogram mark stamped to backplate, with key, housed in fitted and glazed case (case AF), 12.5 x 8cm excluding handle.
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