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18th century French ormolu and marble clock - circa 1795-1800

18th century French ormolu and marble clock - circa 1795-1800

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PRICE : NC.
CONDITION : Excellent

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Tall white marble and ormolu (matt and shiny gilt bronze) clock.

18th century production (years 1795 to 1800). The structure is still very much a Louis XVI one ; the decoration refers to the Empire with a lot of palm leaves.

Large and very decorative piece, our clock is in excellent condition. The mercury gilt is intact. There are no accidents or lack neither to the marble nor the bronzes. The enamel face is also intact. The movement was cleaned and revised by our watchmaker and works.

Height : 55cm
Width : 32cm

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