Clock - Brass - 1960-1970
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A brass Louis XV‑inspired decorative clock dating from 1960–1970, with an electric, low‑voltage slave movement, extended power reserve, no striking, made in France, in good used condition, and measuring 37 cm high by 38 cm wide by 14 cm deep (3 kg).
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It is a clock of Louis XV style reinterpreted in a decorative key of the 70s/80s, a piece that plays with rococo exuberance but with the materials and the shine characteristic of that late production. The body, in gilt bronze, unfolds scrolls, volutes, and vegetal motifs that directly evoke the courtly taste of the 18th century: sinuous lines, dynamic symmetry, and that theatrical air that turns the clock into a small ornamental stage.
The marble base, with its deep veining and visual weight, anchors the composition and provides that contrast between the rocky and the metallic that this kind of decorative clockmaking greatly favors. The whole conveys presence, luxury, and a touch of fantasy, very typical of historicist reinterpretations in the last third of the 20th century.
Regarding the mechanism, the presence of two cables exiting from the back indicates that it is an electric movement, probably a quartz system or a synchronous motor powered by current, typical of decorative manufactories of those years. It is not a winding mechanism nor an old French movement, but a modern adaptation designed to offer precision and ease of use without renouncing the classic aesthetic.
Ultimately, it is a piece that combines the charm of Louis XV with the practicality and ornamental brightness of the seventies, perfect for someone seeking a decorative object with character and presence.
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Seller's Story
Vintage Shop SL is a prominent antique store that since 2010 has been committed to customer satisfaction and sustainability. This shop is not only a cultural treasure that preserves the history and heritage of our societies, but also strives to operate in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner.
At Vintage Shop SL, we believe that customer service is essential to our success. Our highly trained team is dedicated to providing friendly, knowledgeable, and personalized service. We take pride in helping our customers find the perfect vintage pieces that fit their individual tastes and needs, ensuring their satisfaction and fostering lasting relationships.
But that's not all. At Vintage Shop SL, we also care about the sustainability of the business and its impact on the natural environment. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting responsible business practices.
On the one hand, we promote the circular economy and reuse by offering vintage items in excellent condition. By acquiring antiques at our shop, customers contribute to the conservation of natural resources by avoiding the production of new items and reducing the carbon emissions associated with manufacturing and transportation.
Translated by Google TranslateIt is a clock of Louis XV style reinterpreted in a decorative key of the 70s/80s, a piece that plays with rococo exuberance but with the materials and the shine characteristic of that late production. The body, in gilt bronze, unfolds scrolls, volutes, and vegetal motifs that directly evoke the courtly taste of the 18th century: sinuous lines, dynamic symmetry, and that theatrical air that turns the clock into a small ornamental stage.
The marble base, with its deep veining and visual weight, anchors the composition and provides that contrast between the rocky and the metallic that this kind of decorative clockmaking greatly favors. The whole conveys presence, luxury, and a touch of fantasy, very typical of historicist reinterpretations in the last third of the 20th century.
Regarding the mechanism, the presence of two cables exiting from the back indicates that it is an electric movement, probably a quartz system or a synchronous motor powered by current, typical of decorative manufactories of those years. It is not a winding mechanism nor an old French movement, but a modern adaptation designed to offer precision and ease of use without renouncing the classic aesthetic.
Ultimately, it is a piece that combines the charm of Louis XV with the practicality and ornamental brightness of the seventies, perfect for someone seeking a decorative object with character and presence.
Tracked shipping and careful packaging.
Seller's Story
Vintage Shop SL is a prominent antique store that since 2010 has been committed to customer satisfaction and sustainability. This shop is not only a cultural treasure that preserves the history and heritage of our societies, but also strives to operate in a sustainable and environmentally responsible manner.
At Vintage Shop SL, we believe that customer service is essential to our success. Our highly trained team is dedicated to providing friendly, knowledgeable, and personalized service. We take pride in helping our customers find the perfect vintage pieces that fit their individual tastes and needs, ensuring their satisfaction and fostering lasting relationships.
But that's not all. At Vintage Shop SL, we also care about the sustainability of the business and its impact on the natural environment. We are committed to reducing our carbon footprint and promoting responsible business practices.
On the one hand, we promote the circular economy and reuse by offering vintage items in excellent condition. By acquiring antiques at our shop, customers contribute to the conservation of natural resources by avoiding the production of new items and reducing the carbon emissions associated with manufacturing and transportation.
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Era
1900-2000
Material
Brass
Clock mechanism
Slave movement low voltage
Power reserve
more day movement
Striking
Not striking
Country of origin
France
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
37 cm
Width
38 cm
Depth
14 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
Weight
3 kg
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