A French Harris & Harrington champleve enameled four-glass crystal regulator mantel clock manufactured circa 1890-1910. The clock features a gilt-brass architectural case with beveled glass panels and polychrome champleve enamel borders. The dial is decorated with floral sprays and a turquoise champleve enamel center. It is fitted with an eight-day, twin-train mechanical movement striking on a coil gong and accompanied by an original mercury pendulum. Movement by Samuel Marti, bearing the 1889 Paris Exposition medallion. It is also stamped H&H and "Made in France." The movement number is noted to be 1106. 

Dimensions: 10.25h x 6w x 5d inches

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Overall good antique condition. Age appropriate handling wear visible along the base and frame. The enamel decoration is intact across with minor surface wear. Clock doesn’t seem to run when wound, but the winding key is included. No damage or restoration revealed under blacklight. Please see photos.