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Rare French Bronze Rotary or Cercle Tournant Clock
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22" tall x 10-1/2" wide x 9-1/2" deep. French example with snake, lions heads, porcelain rotary dial, and decorated panels
French Rotary Cercle Tournant Clock
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A figural domed gilt bronze example. 14" tall x 7" wide x 7" deep, brass and stone with figural crown
Fantastic ”Three Graces” Cercle Tournant Clock
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" The Three Graces & Amor" Figural, Triangular White Marble Base. 29-1/2" tall x 10-1/2" Slight Loss & repainting to dome. This is a remarkable example. Similar example on page 112 of French Bronze clocks by Elke Niehuser.
French Vincenti & Co. Rare Art Nouveau Bronze Mantle Clock
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French Vincenti & Co. Rare Art Nouveau Bronze Mantle Clock, Circa 1910, 8″ spun brass finish dial has wear, 8-day, brass bell strike movement, Art Nouveau tiffany style patinated bronze with ivy vine relief work, a beautiful and rare clock, excellent condition case, dial has normal wear. Height 13 1/2″. Very fine quality throughout the well tooled bronze case. One would think a clock of this superior quality would have been signed by the maker. The original Verdigris patina remains and this clock is about a sweet as you will ever see.
Rare French Gilt Bronze Amor & Psyche Clock
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Gilt Bronze XL Amor and Psyche Clock. French Empire Period. Ca. 1810. 28" tall x 15-1/2" wide x 5-1/2" deep.
French Rare and Unusual Large Gilt Bronze Skeleton Clock
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French Rare and Unusual Large Gilt Bronze Skeleton Clock, Circa 1840, 4 1/2″ enamel dial, 30-day, heavy brass double fusee movement, very unusual large skeleton clock, in English style, large gilt bronze case, columns that support the movement have engraved decorative elements, a very similar clock with the signature of C. Detouche a Paris, who was a well-known instructional clock maker in France, is pictured in the book “Skeleton Clocks” by F.B. Royer-Collard, pages 85-86, excellent condition overall, beat plate indicator replacement, dome and base probably not original to this clock. Height 21″ (including dome).
French Rotary Pendulum T & S Conical Clock
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French Rotary Pendulum Time & Strike Conical Clock: the time and bell striking movement is encased in a ball, the same as used on free swinging clocks. It is marked Medaille Dor-CLT-BTE-SCDC-Paris and numbered 8034. The bronze tripod shape holds the now missing string supported pendulum. The short pedestal is made of slate, under that is a bronze support with 3 adjustable feet. The clock will run and strike; tested by hand. Preserved under a not original glass dome with wood base.
(The ball needs cleaned.)
17″ tall