Clock and garniture set (3) - Antimony, Porcelain - 1850-1900

This refined 19th-century fireplace triptych is a superb example of Eclectic taste, of French manufacture, blending the opulence of gilded material with the delicacy of Sèvres-style ceramic.

The set consists of a central temple clock and two coordinated four-flame candelabras, all characterized by a vivid sky blue "bleu céleste" and decorated with hand-painted plaques depicting gallant scenes, putti and floral motifs. The rich antimony friezes, including Rococo volutes, classical heads and garlands, perfectly frame the porcelain elements, making the whole a furnishing object of great prestige and visual impact.

Dimensions of the clock: 52x34x15 cm
Dimensions of the candelabras: 53x24x17 cm

Regularly functioning and with key.

Here is the timelapse link of its operation: https://youtube.com/shorts/1S537uBmm7s?feature=share

Good overall condition with minor material defects due to normal passage of time. Glaze defects and light chipping as shown in the photos. Stains on the surface.

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