Antique Clock From The First Empire Period.
A large Empire-style clock with four columns, whose capitals and bases feature ornate, gilded bronze work.
Gilded bronze moldings, adorned with water leaf motifs and other details, accentuate the base in two places.
The large dial is gilded and also enameled with Roman numerals.
The pendulum is lyre-shaped and made of metal and gilded bronze. The clock can be set to run fast or slow using a small dial located above the gilded pendulum.
This clock can be considered a regulator.
Gilded bronze moldings, adorned with water leaf motifs and other details, accentuate the base in two places.
The large dial is gilded and also enameled with Roman numerals.
The pendulum is lyre-shaped and made of metal and gilded bronze. The clock can be set to run fast or slow using a small dial located above the gilded pendulum.
This clock can be considered a regulator.
1 100 €
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Good condition
Material: Mahogany
Width: 29,5 cm.
Height: 54,5 cm.
Depth: 17,8 cm.
Reference (ID): 1845022
Availability: In stock
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