A bronze-and-glass corner clock with a chiseled and gilded c - Lot 160

A bronze-and-glass corner clock with a chiseled and gilded case; the enameled dial is signed “E. Sévénier, Paris, rue Vieille du Temple” and features Roman numerals for the hours and Arabic numerals for the minutes, with openwork gilded bronze hands. The quadrangular case with glass panels is adorned with laurel garlands held in place by lion mascarons serving as side handles; the base rests on a molded plinth decorated with friezes of water leaves. The top is crowned with a covered four-legged urn. Louis XVI style, 19th century (patina wear, one side handle missing, operation not guaranteed, no key) Included: Table clock under a glass dome with a rotating pendulum movement; the circular dial features Roman numerals on a wine-red background, supported by a structure of three fluted columns in gilded metal in the Louis XVI style.