carriage clock

In the silence she heard the ticking of the carriage clock.

She glanced at the carriage clock on the desk.

He glanced at the carriage clock over the fireplace: just coming up to midnight.

Repeating carriage clocks have a button on the top to activate them.

I glanced at the carriage clock over the mantelpiece.

When they left she found an antique carriage clock in the hallway missing and also some jewellery.

The ticking of the carriage clock was suddenly magnified in the acute silence that followed.

When given a choice for her presentation gift from the company, she chose an engraved carriage clock in preference to a watch.

The bank had sent an offer of a carriage clock to people who would get the windfall, if they change their account to a different plan.

As Ashi dressed swiftly her eyes were drawn back to the carriage clock.

How enraptured is it possible to be when demonstrating a carriage clock for the thirty-seventh time in a five and a half day working week?

The dainty little carriage clock on the tallboy said half-past twelve.

All applications received will qualify for a free carriage clock which you will receive once your application has been accepted.

The carriage clock marked the interstices of silence.

It was quiet, just the gold-plated carriage clock in the display cabinet starting up its chime.

I'd take carriage clocks and videos.

Two carriage clocks are known, number 2516 sold in 1811 and number 262 sold in 1826.

Then I looked at the brass carriage clock on top of the bedroom bureau and I saw that it showed the same time.

Searching for it, she discovers a secret chamber under the staircase with a carriage clock that had spontaneously begun ticking.

A silver carriage clock.

The President glanced up at the carriage clock that stood on the mantelpiece below the portrait of Abraham Lincoln.

Amongst the objects catching the experts' eyes are a pair of intriguing tea caddies and a valuable carriage clock with royal associations.

A feature of carriage clocks is the platform escapement, sometimes visible through a glazed aperture on the top of the case.

Although Breguet is probably best known for his luxury watches and carriage clocks, he also made a number of important scientific clocks.

'It's coming up for midnight,' said Shirley, with some relief, pointing at the quartz carriage clock on the mantelpiece.