An exquisite and stylish Art Deco solid 18 carat gold sub miniature carriage clock made in the first flush of the Art Deco period and clearly in the Cartier mould.. In quite mint condition and totally unmarked it is set upon a highly polished, deep black, shaped marble base with integral bracket feet. The rectangular case decorated in vertical stripes of plain burnished gold and stripes of wavy lines within tramlines. This pattern covers all four sides and the top. The dial with Arabic numerals on a gold ground with blued steel hands and surrounded by a gold bezel. The movement is of the finest quality and is by the Geneva clock company and is a three quarter plate 8 day movement with vertical balance. The mechanism is enclosed and is wound, set and adjusted through the three sliding dust covers. The case is marked G.C.co for the Geneva clock company , Geneve, numbered 10921. It is hallmarked with the London import mark for 1925 and the gold mark 18 and .75. Swiss circa 1925. 1.8 inches high by 1.3 inches wide by 0.88 inches deep ( 4.5 cm by 3.2 cm by 2.2 cm).