Important French Mantel Clock From The First Half Of The 19th Century (empire Period)

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Important French Mantel Clock From The First Half Of The 19th Century (empire Period)

French table clock from the first half of the 1800s in the Empire style, made of mercury-gilded bronze. The central case, with its linear architectural form, houses the enameled dial with Roman numerals and is embellished with elegant decorations featuring musical motifs and classical symbols chiseled in relief. On the left side stands a male figure in ancient garb, likely a Greco-Roman singer or poet, depicted in the act of playing a stringed instrument. On the right side is a precious decorative lyre, a symbol of the arts and music.

Provenance: France

Period: first half of the 1800s

Style: Empire

Dimensions: 33x11x49h cm

SKU: 17421

1 800 €

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Centro Mercato Antiquariato - Barletta, Italy

Period: 19th century

Style: Consulat, Empire

Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Bronze

Width: 33

Height: 49

Depth: 11

Reference (ID): 1764945

Availability: In stock

Important French Mantel Clock From The First Half Of The 19th Century (empire Period)

MANTEL CLOCKS, CONSULAT, EMPIRE

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