“wagram Watch” Clock, 19th Century.
Patinated and gilded bronze representing the Emperor in the uniform of a colonel of horse hunters asleep on his chair, his foot resting on a terrestrial globe giving the time itself supported by two crossed cannons and surmounted by an Imperial Eagle.
The Ensemble rests on a marble base supported by ball feet.
This representation comes from a painting by Adolphe Roehn painted in 1810 entitled “Bivouac of Napoleon 1st on the battlefield of Wagram, night of July 5 to 6, 1809” and kept at the Palace of Versailles.
We see the Emperor, surrounded by his General Staff, asleep on a chair and his foot resting on his campaign desk.
Functional movement, revision to be expected.
Key present, hand to be reattached.
Return of the ashes around 1840.
Good general condition.
Base: 28.3 x 12.5H: 30 cm
The Ensemble rests on a marble base supported by ball feet.
This representation comes from a painting by Adolphe Roehn painted in 1810 entitled “Bivouac of Napoleon 1st on the battlefield of Wagram, night of July 5 to 6, 1809” and kept at the Palace of Versailles.
We see the Emperor, surrounded by his General Staff, asleep on a chair and his foot resting on his campaign desk.
Functional movement, revision to be expected.
Key present, hand to be reattached.
Return of the ashes around 1840.
Good general condition.
Base: 28.3 x 12.5H: 30 cm
1 400 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Bronze
Length: 28,3 cm
Width: 12,5 cm
Height: 30 cm
Reference (ID): 1543201
Availability: In stock
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