Large Cartel And Its Console In Tortoiseshell Marquetry Signed Clouzier In Paris Louisxiv Period

A large and rare cartel and its bracket, entirely veneered in brown tortoiseshell, featuring a rock-solid ornamentation of chased and gilded bronzes:
For the cartel: decorated with acanthus leaves, gadroons, sabots, the top flanked by a tripod Athenian
The bronze door depicts an allegorical scene of Minerva and putti
Time, the arts...
For the console
A décor d'espagnolettes
Monogram à la Mavelot presenting the double entwined L's
Graine and acanthus
The enameled dial is signed as is the plate Clouzier A Paris
The complete movement is to be restored the springs appear in good condition,rings
Complete with its two keys with an attached pendulum, the suspension modified in the 19th century
Very good condition of the case restored probably in the 19th century
Total height 105cm
Length 44cm
Depth 24cm
The cartel 75cmx 38cmx18cm
The console 30cmx44x23cm
Workmanship Louis XIV/Régence period late 17th or early 18th century
Jacques Clouzier received the title of Master Watchmaker on July 5, 1692
Installed on rue St Antoine
His cartels are in major collections