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Empire Clock In Gilt Bronze - Cupid In A Chariot - Ravrio Model

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Discover a splendid Empire clock depicting Cupid in a chariot, a masterpiece of early 19th-century French Neoclassical taste. Crafted in mercury-gilt bronze, in exceptional condition, and resting on an elegant green marble base, this clock embodies the decorative excellence of Parisian workshops during the Empire period. Cupid, with outstretched wings, drives a chariot drawn by two spirited horses, a symbol of passion and amorous triumph. The remarkably dynamic mythological scene showcases exceptional chasing, combining anatomical precision, elegant drapery, and refined details. At the center, the Roman numeral dial reveals an exposed mechanism, adding a technical dimension to this prestigious decorative piece. The imperial ornaments—trophies, fasces, and garlands—testify to the refinement of the Empire aesthetic and the classical heritage so dear to Napoleon I. Mounted on four lion's paw feet, this clock exudes elegance, strength, and prestige. Ideal for a classic interior, an antique art collection, or a refined setting, this clock is a rare, decorative piece, highly sought after by collectors of Empire-style bronzes. Height: 39 cm Width: 44.5 cm

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