Clock and garniture set (4) - Marble, Bronze - 1850-1900

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Paula Martin-Calero Toro
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Selected by Paula Martin-Calero Toro

Holds a degree in art history; over six years cataloguing and appraising antiques.

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This 1850–1900 French Napoléon III mantel clock set comprises a mechanical clock and two matching urns in black and red veined marble, with bronze details and a movement signed Victor Reclus.

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Description from the seller

For sale, a sumptuous and complete 3-piece Napoleon III era fireplace mantel, in polished Belgian black marble with veined red marble inlays.

This prestige set includes:
1. A large architectural portico clock adorned with superb floral engravings gilded with fine gold. The white enamel dial has its original hands under a bronze glazed bezel. The high-quality clock movement is signed by the famous master clockmaker "V.R. Breveté Paris" (Victor Reclus, workshops on Rue du Temple).
2. Two matching cassolettes (decorative urns) in coordinated black marble with veined red marble.
3. The original bronze pendulum/bob bearing the serial number exactly matching the mechanism (No. 25192).
4. The period winding key.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Era: 19th century (Napoleon III / circa 1870).
• Mechanism: Signed V.R. Breveté Paris (Victor Reclus).
• Clock dimensions: Length: 46 cm / Height: 36 cm.
• Condition: Good state of preservation and magnificent marble shine. Dial very clean. Mechanism complete with original key and pendulum. Note: One of the two cassolettes has a little play in its marble assembly and will simply need tightening by the inner stem. Minor normal wear on the edges.

A grand and authentic antique clock piece, ideal for adorning a classic living room, a manor house, or for a prestige antiques collector.

For sale, a sumptuous and complete 3-piece Napoleon III era fireplace mantel, in polished Belgian black marble with veined red marble inlays.

This prestige set includes:
1. A large architectural portico clock adorned with superb floral engravings gilded with fine gold. The white enamel dial has its original hands under a bronze glazed bezel. The high-quality clock movement is signed by the famous master clockmaker "V.R. Breveté Paris" (Victor Reclus, workshops on Rue du Temple).
2. Two matching cassolettes (decorative urns) in coordinated black marble with veined red marble.
3. The original bronze pendulum/bob bearing the serial number exactly matching the mechanism (No. 25192).
4. The period winding key.

TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS:
• Era: 19th century (Napoleon III / circa 1870).
• Mechanism: Signed V.R. Breveté Paris (Victor Reclus).
• Clock dimensions: Length: 46 cm / Height: 36 cm.
• Condition: Good state of preservation and magnificent marble shine. Dial very clean. Mechanism complete with original key and pendulum. Note: One of the two cassolettes has a little play in its marble assembly and will simply need tightening by the inner stem. Minor normal wear on the edges.

A grand and authentic antique clock piece, ideal for adorning a classic living room, a manor house, or for a prestige antiques collector.

Details

Era
1400-1900
Number of objects
4
Clock type
Clock and garniture set
Material
Bronze, Marble
Clock mechanism
Mechanical
Power reserve
more day movement
Striking
Not striking
Maker/designer
victor reclus
Country of origin
France
Condition
Excellent condition: barely used with minimal signs of wear
In working order
Yes
Height
46 cm
Width
36 cm
Depth
15 cm
Estimated period
1850-1900
Weight
30 kg
Winding key
Yes
FranceVerified
Private

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