Empire-style Amphora Clock Signed By Lépine
Artist: Lépine
Jean Antoine Lépine (1720–1814)
As the King’s clockmaker under Louis XV and Louis XVI, his company also produced clocks for Napoleon, one of which is located at the Château de Compiègne, while a clock made for Empress Joséphine is housed at the Mobilier National in Paris.
Empire-period vase-shaped clock with swans, crafted from bronze gilded with mercury and finely chased, circa 1800.
Ovoid clock body resting on a pedestal.
Swan-neck handles
White enamel dial signed Lépine
Square base measuring 13.5 cm on each side, resting on four feet
Clock complete with its pendulum and key
Item in perfect condition
Information and additional photos available upon request
As the King’s clockmaker under Louis XV and Louis XVI, his company also produced clocks for Napoleon, one of which is located at the Château de Compiègne, while a clock made for Empress Joséphine is housed at the Mobilier National in Paris.
Empire-period vase-shaped clock with swans, crafted from bronze gilded with mercury and finely chased, circa 1800.
Ovoid clock body resting on a pedestal.
Swan-neck handles
White enamel dial signed Lépine
Square base measuring 13.5 cm on each side, resting on four feet
Clock complete with its pendulum and key
Item in perfect condition
Information and additional photos available upon request
1 400 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Perfect condition
Material: Bronze
Height: 40
Depth: 13.5
Reference (ID): 1805446
Availability: In stock
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