Rare Empire-style Clock Depicting "the Discovery Of Static Electricity"
An exceptional gilded bronze clock depicting the discovery of static electricity.
A clock commemorating the discovery (by Ramsden in 1768) that rubbing leather cushions produces static electricity, which is stored in a Leyden jar.
A female figure receives an electric shock, causing her to suffer a concussion.
The base is decorated with a bas-relief depicting a scientific theme.
This clock rests on four spindle-shaped legs, features a white enamel dial, a movement that chimes the hours and half-hours, and a wire suspension.
This clock is in its original condition; it needs cleaning.
Empire period ; a French piece dating from around 1800.
Note: The pair of candlesticks is also available.
Height of the clock : 37.5 cm
Width of the clock : 30.5 cm
Collectible clock , very rare model !
A clock commemorating the discovery (by Ramsden in 1768) that rubbing leather cushions produces static electricity, which is stored in a Leyden jar.
A female figure receives an electric shock, causing her to suffer a concussion.
The base is decorated with a bas-relief depicting a scientific theme.
This clock rests on four spindle-shaped legs, features a white enamel dial, a movement that chimes the hours and half-hours, and a wire suspension.
This clock is in its original condition; it needs cleaning.
Empire period ; a French piece dating from around 1800.
Note: The pair of candlesticks is also available.
Height of the clock : 37.5 cm
Width of the clock : 30.5 cm
Collectible clock , very rare model !
4 000 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: En l'etat
Material: Bronze
Width: 30,5
Height: 37,5
Reference (ID): 1836794
Availability: In stock
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