Ferdinand Barbedienne, 19th-century Bronze Clock With A Japanese-style Enameled Dial
Artist: Ferdinand Barbedienne
Chiseled bronze clock with Japanese-style decoration and a beautiful enameled dial.
Signed "F BARBEDIENNE" on the base (see photo).
This clock deserves to be restored by a professional.
The mechanism starts and stops after about ten seconds.
The tips of the hands are missing.
Dimensions:
Height: 25 cm
Width: 28 cm
Depth: 14 cm
For further information, please feel free to contact us.
Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810–1892).
The Barbedienne foundry was a renowned 19th-century bronze foundry whose statues and works of art quickly gained widespread acclaim. This bronze workshop collaborated with other crafts and lent its name to a wide variety of works, particularly furniture. A regular participant in all the World’s Fairs of its time, the Barbedienne foundry was frequently awarded prizes, notably at the 1855 World’s Fair, where it received the Grand Medal of Honor.
Signed "F BARBEDIENNE" on the base (see photo).
This clock deserves to be restored by a professional.
The mechanism starts and stops after about ten seconds.
The tips of the hands are missing.
Dimensions:
Height: 25 cm
Width: 28 cm
Depth: 14 cm
For further information, please feel free to contact us.
Ferdinand Barbedienne (1810–1892).
The Barbedienne foundry was a renowned 19th-century bronze foundry whose statues and works of art quickly gained widespread acclaim. This bronze workshop collaborated with other crafts and lent its name to a wide variety of works, particularly furniture. A regular participant in all the World’s Fairs of its time, the Barbedienne foundry was frequently awarded prizes, notably at the 1855 World’s Fair, where it received the Grand Medal of Honor.
660 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Asian art
Condition: Some repairs
Material: Bronze
Width: 28 cm
Height: 25 cm
Depth: 14 cm
Reference (ID): 1808365
Availability: In stock
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