Table Clock Marble France XIX Century - France, Late XIX Century

France, Late 800s

Free-standing clock with rectangular marble base supported by four gilt metal feet. On the base rests the clock and a bronze patinated antimony statue. The statue with engraved signature of the author Auguste Moreau, depicts the allegory of the spring as mentioned on the metal label placed at the base. Display with Arabic numeral hours protected by a bevelled glass cover.

Germany, 1950s

Gilt brass table clock with Roman numerals. Manual winding mechanism.

20th Century / 1901 - 2000

Countertop clock with shelf in mahogany stained wood. Silver-colored patinated metal display with Arabic numeral hours protected by a beveled glass door. Mechanism marked "Junghans".

Europe 1920s-1930s

Pocket watch with visible movement. Spring loaded 8 days. Shows slightly worn.

France Mid 1900s

Bronze pocket watch. Enamelled metal display with finely pierced bronze hands.

France Last Fourth 19th Century

Triptych bronze clock with six-flame candelabra. Vegetable motifs, volutes and festoons held by a lion's head and lateral caryatids. Display with hours in Arabic numerals presented inside a gilt bronze wreath and protected by a glass lid.

France, Eclecticism (1870-1890)

Triptych clock in eclectic style in gilded and pierced bronze with decorations of plant motifs, volutes of leaves and cornucopias. Enamelled metal display with hours in Roman numerals protected by a curved glass lid. Mechanism marked S. Marti et C.ie Medaille de Bronze.

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.