Japy Frères (19th Century), Louis XVI-style Bronze Plaque.

GILDED BRONZE CARTEL, JAPY FRÈRES, in the Louis XVI style; the gilt bronze case is surmounted by an urn-shaped finial with applied tassels, flanked by foliage finials, and decorated with acanthus and laurel leaf pendants. The central section is adorned with an openwork lattice and a rocaille motif above a leaf-decorated base. Circular white enamel dial with Roman numerals and outer Arabic minute markers, gilded openwork hands. The two-wheel train movement is stamped JAPY FRÈRES & CIE / MEDAILLE D’HONNEUR, with a bell chime on the hour and half-hour. Complete.
19th-century

Japy Frères, one of the leading French clockmaking houses of the 19th century, received numerous medals of honor at international exhibitions. Its cartel clocks, produced in the Louis XVI style, were popular among the Parisian bourgeoisie and remain highly sought after.
Link: https://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fr%C3%A9d%C3%A9ric_Japy