A fine and elegant Edwardian silver carriage clock by the esteemed Goldsmiths & Silversmiths Company Ltd., hallmarked for London, 1907. Compact in scale yet refined in execution, this piece exemplifies the restrained sophistication of early 20th-century English horology. The case is of classic rectangular form in solid silver, raised on four bun feet and surmounted by a folding scroll handle, allowing for ease of transport while maintaining a clean and balanced profile. The circular white enamel dial, with Roman numerals and blued steel hands, is neatly inset within the case, offering a crisp contrast against the polished silver surround. The movement is a French 8 day full plate, with a lever escapement and going barrel, designed for reliability and ease of use. Well laid out and robustly made, it reflects the practical, high-quality standards associated with London retailers of the period. Housed within its original leather travelling case, with fitted interior, the clock retains an added level of desirability and completeness—always sought after in these smaller examples. At just 8cm high, this is a charming and highly portable Edwardian timepiece, combining practicality with refined craftsmanship, and bearing the mark of one of London’s most prestigious retailers. English 1907. 8cm High by 5.5cm Wide and 4cm Deep