The dial of the hour-work has a signature saying ‘Paris’, and the movement itself on the back has a stamp saying ‘Vincenti Medaille D’Argent 1855’. This is an important big clock-making house name in early 19th century clock making France, Paris.
It was very richly decorated with all sorts of chic decorations, such as the very beautifully done foliage and flowers on both the left as well as the right side, the putti on top really shows the quality of the item. The C and S-scrolls on the bottom as well as the curls underneath the child holding an instrument are key characteristics of this Louis XV style. The clock itself is beautifully shaped in an oval-like flower-draped form, surrounding the hour work and enamel dial. The backside of the clock was also beautifully finished in gilded bronze, with a small door that can be opened and closed.
The measurements of this clock are:
high: 65 cm - 26 inch.
wide: 35 cm - 14 inch.
deep: 14 cm - 6 inch.