There's a reason carriage clocks never really left the shelf. The Wexford borrows her shape from the traveling clocks of 19th-century France — rectangular brass case, glass side panels, and the looped handle that once let her ride along on journeys. Her quartz movement has retired, so she keeps a different kind of time now: styled on a stack of books, catching light on a mantle, holding her moment at twenty past four.
Circa 1970s–1990s. Approx. 4.5" tall with handle. Sold as a decorative piece; movement not functioning. Light patina to brass.
