clocks were produced in several small towns in the Jura Mountains within the Comte region of France. The dial was created through the repose technique, where brass sheets are hand-hammered or pressed into molds to create the intricate decorative details. the Roman Enamel dial with matching brass hands. enamel face with Roman numerals, includes a 31-day calendar and calendar hand. The weight driven movement, protected by the original stamped side doors, opening to reveal the verge escapement, the hours, half hours and alarm sounding on the bell mounted above. Together with the original pendulum, a pair of weights, winding key and wall brackets. Height 157cm, Width 28cm, Depth 15cm