Empire/restoration-style Clock In Patinated Bronze, “the Shepherd And His Dog” (

Empire/Restoration-era clock (early 19th century), made of bronze with a brown patina, depicting a highly refined bucolic and neoclassical scene.

Main subject: A male figure dressed in an ancient-style tunic (representing a shepherd or a young hunter) leaning against the clock’s base. To his left, at his feet, lies a hunting horn.

A faithful dog tied with a bronze-carved rope, its gaze turned toward its master.

A carved bird’s nest at the top of the central body.

Bas-relief beneath the dial depicting a delicate pastoral scene with figures and animals.

Base adorned with a bas-relief depicting pastoral and hunting motifs surrounded by ribbons, resting on four bronze spindle-shaped feet.

White enameled dial with Roman numerals and finely crafted period hands.

Original wire movement visible on the back under a glass bezel.

Complete movement in working condition.