French orrery mantle clock @MarkFrankclocks
French orrery mantle clock  @MarkFrankclocks
Uploaded December 2024 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
Video demonstration of a French mantle clock, c. 1810 with orrery mounted to the top. The orrery is driven by the clockwork and can also be demonstrated by a crank. The clock is unsigned and the orrery was probably supplied by a third party as many makers including, Janvier, Baltazar, Guiteau, Berthoud and others have clocks signed by them with this same mechanism. The basic construction is common throughout, only details such as engraved silver vs. enamel dialing or different dial bezels were supplied as options. To see this clock go to: my-time-machines.net/mantle_clock_with_orrery.htm. Also a further discussion on this can be found here: my-time-machines.net/pouvillon_restoration3a.htm.
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French orrery mantle clock

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