Empire-style Clock In Gilded Bronze

A lovely gilded and patinated bronze clock from the Empire period. This clock is in its original condition. The gilding and the brown patina on the bronze are original. The clock has only been cleaned to give it a little more luster.
It depicts Hebe, the goddess of youth, vitality, and vigor—daughter of Zeus and Hera, and sister of Ares.

• She was the cupbearer to the Olympian gods, tasked with pouring them the nectar and ambrosia that guaranteed their immortality.
• She is often depicted with a jug, a cup, or alongside Zeus’s eagle.
• She became the wife of the hero
  Heracles (Hercules) after his deification, with whom she had two sons, Alexiares and Anicetos.
• She is known by the name Juventas.

This clock is highly decorative for the home of an enthusiast or collector of this period.
The clock’s dial is made of gilded bronze with white enamel, which is quite rare. The figure’s brown patina adds richness to this clock.
This model also exists entirely in gilded bronze, but it is more common than the model shown here. This clock is in working condition; it includes the key and the pendulum. It features a wire-driven movement. 
Dimensions:
Height: 59 cm
Width: 36.5 cm
Depth: 13 cm