Louis XV Style Ormolu Mantel Clock, Early 20th Century

Beautiful French ormolu mantel clock, dating from the early 20th century and inspired by the refined aesthetics of the Louis XV style, in the spirit of the Rococo revival.

This decorative piece features a rich sculptural composition enlivened by two young figures in a pastoral, romantic scene, surrounded by moving foliage and vine motifs symbolizing abundance and nature. The base is profusely adorned with openwork decoration and acanthus leaves, testifying to fine quality casting and extensive ornamental work.

The white enamel dial with Roman numerals is framed by an elegant gilt bronze mounting. The clock is equipped with a traditional key winding mechanism, with two winding holes, typical of French clocks of this period.

A true objet d'art.

A true collector's item, this clock will bring charm, relief and refinement to a mantelpiece, console or classic interior.

Details:
Origin: France
Era: early 20th century, circa 1900
Style: Louis XV / rococo revival
Material: gilt bronze
Type : mantel clock
Mechanism : key winding, to be checked
Condition: good old condition, with slight traces of use consistent with age
Dimensions: 36 x 9 x 49 cm