Pair of Candelabra Antimony Europe XIX Century - Last quarter of the 19th century

T. WALKER'S Patent HARPOON SHIP LOG A.2.

Mechanical harpoon towing log/"Harpoon towing log" model A2, made of brass and porcelain, without stabiliser, fitted with three dials on the porcelain panel, of which the first records miles up to 100, the second records units up to 10 miles, the third records quarter miles. The four rotor blades are stamped with the anchor motif and the initials T.W. The design details and features suggest a production date around 1880.

France Second half of the 19th century

Triptych clock in gilded bronze and marble. The marble temple clock has gilt bronze decorations with cornucopias, laurel wreaths and panoply at the top. Enamelled metal display with hours in Arabic numerals enclosed in a gilt bronze wreath and protected by a lid with curved glass. Mechanism marked Japy Freres & C.ie Medaille d'Honneur. Cup-shaped candelabra in marble and bronze with animal beak handles.

19th Century / 1801 - 1900

Group of six ceramic plates. Stylized blue decorations below deck on the edges and ideograms on the bottom of each.

France Second half of the 19th century

Triptych clock in gilded and chiseled bronze. The clock has a wide base with leaf scroll decorations and finely engraved plant motifs on which rests the clock case adorned with flower garlands closed with ribbon. At the top, a cup-shaped vase with a floral composition. Enamelled metal display with hours in Roman numerals and minutes in Arabic numerals protected by a lid with curved glass. The hands are in finely pierced gilt bronze. The mechanism is marked Japy Fils 1855. The pair of gilded and chiseled bronze candelabra with five flames measure a height of 55 centimeters.