A exquisite example of a French ormolu, bronze and marble mantel clock depicting a female religious figure draped in fine and flowing garments holding cross in one hand and leaning against an cherub mounted alter with the other. The figure has been finely chiselled; she has very realistic features; pay particular attention to the face, hands and finger nails.

The clock demonstrates the finest quality of craftsmanship. To the front elevation, the clock features a white enamel dial with hand painted Roman numerals, with outer chapter indicating minute marks and surrounded by a chiselled ormolu rim. This fine clock stands upon a rectangular base with bracket fee and swept plinth. The front elevation of the base features scroll work throughout and has been finished with white Carrara marble inserts. 

The clock features a twin train 8 day silk suspended mechanical movement. The mechanism and dial are both signed by one of the most prolific and important 19th century clock manufacturers Leroy A Paris.

The pendulum and winding key are present.

Approximate dimensions:

33 cm high x 23 cm wide

Approximate Weight:

1823 Grams

Condition: Overall, the clock is in good working condition. The ormolu is in good condition and retains a very good colour.

Please note, whilst the clock currently works, during transport, all clocks are moved around a lot, and therefore, they may require setting up upon receiving them as well as the possibility of requiring professional assistance or a service as they can get 'stuck'. There is no guarantee that the clock will work smoothly after it has been transported.

Please study the pictures and ask any questions that you may have.