"the Spinner" Clock In " Biscuit De Porcelaine" And Gilt Bronze, Circa 1810

A clock depicting a spinner, crafted in "biscuit de porcelaine" ,white and blue, and chased and gilt bronze.

The octagonal base is adorned with a gilt bronze bas-relief of peacocks drinking from a fountain. Each side is decorated with a star.
The movement is housed in an octagonal base flanked on each side by a half-column adorned with a cascade of porcelain flowers and surmounted by a gilt bronze vase containing a conical bouquet of flowers.

The clock is surmounted by a spinner seated on a fountain with a lion's head.

The movement, with an 8-day power reserve, features a wire suspension. It strikes the hours and half-hours. White enamel dial, blued steel Breguet hands. The clock features its original globe with a gilt base, with four notches housing the4 feet of the clock for stabilization.

Height: 42 cm
Width: 25.5 cm
Depth: 12 cm
Globe Height: 50 cm

Condition Report: The globe has preserved the clock'sporcelain's pristine whiteness. The porcelain flowers are in exceptional condition. The movement was serviced on January 18, 2026.
Minor damage around the winding holes, small repairs to the hands of the winder.

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Reference : model reproduced in "The Encyclopedia of French Clocks" by Pierre Kjellberg, page 341