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by Maple and Co Ltd
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Maple & Co., Ltd., London, England, tall clock, 8 days, time, strike and chime, playing Westminster or tune on 6 gongs, three brass weight driven unsigned Elliot movement in a carved oak case on bun feet with rope twist columns flanking hood. Brass dial with silvered chapter ring, second's bit, strike / silent and tune selectors, c1910 -
France, mantel clock for the eastern market, brass case with Moorish ornament, cast brass dial with Eastern Arabic numeral cartouches, 8 day time and strike pendule de Paris movement, marked "Maple & Co. Paris" -
C.1890, French, Maple & Co., Paris, Miniature Tall case in the Louis XVI style, tortoise shell with cast legs and mounts, all in good original condition. -
C.1870, French, Ormolu and Marble, mantel clock, CUPID, with a quiver of arrows at his feet, 8-day time and bell strike. -
France, for Maple & Co., London and Paris, hour repeating carriage clock in the form of a sedan chair, the gilt brass case with rococo style ornament with plaques featuring naughty putti, scrolls, and shells, case sides with carrying handles, the top with scrolled brackets supporting a fleur de lis finial, and with well executed portrait of a young woman, behind glass at right side, Roman numeral white enamel dial, 8 day time and strike movement with lever platform, counting the hours on a gong, and repeating on demand, movement signed -
C.1900, French, for Maple and Co., Ltd., a green onyx and ormolu boudoir clock. -
A solidly cast gilt bronze four glass clock by "Maple and Co Ltd.", Paris, circa 1900 -
![French for Maple and Co., London [on dial], miniature bell timepiece, cast of heavy brass, showing in relief several Christian tenants, and with cast angels all around, each playing a different musical instrument. This is the smallest version of the "Pater Noster" clock, note there is a porcelain china one selling in earlier session.](/images/robertoschmitt19/ts_2657_a.jpg)
French for Maple and Co., London [on dial], miniature bell timepiece, cast of heavy brass, showing in relief several Christian tenants, and with cast angels all around, each playing a different musical instrument. This is the smallest version of the "Pater Noster" clock, note there is a porcelain china one selling in earlier session.