Directoire Skeleton Clock Signed Armingaud l'Aïné In Paris

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Object description :

"Directoire Skeleton Clock Signed Armingaud l'Aïné In Paris"

A skeleton clock from the Empire period. In mercury-gilded bronze and very finely chiseled. It rests on a black marble base and four skated feet. The enameled dial reveals the movement; it is signed: “Armingaud L’(aï)né A Paris. » Rue Meslay, Bd de la Porte St Martin, 1806-1813 (Tardy: the dictionary of watchmakers). This model probably dates back to the Directory (1795-1799) because apart from the columns supporting the arches, the stylistic elements: doves, lakes of love, foliage, winged female figures, pendulum in radiant sun, are typical of Neoclassicism. Wire suspension movement and strike in perfect working order. superb mercury gilding. In a perfect state

Price: 8 500 €

Artist: Armingaud L'aïné A Paris
Period: 19th century
Style: Consulat, Empire
Condition: Perfect condition

Material: Bronze
Length: 24.5cm
Height: 46.5cm
Depth: 17.5cm

Reference: 1318499