Superb nun in boulle marquetry richly decorated with gilded bronze from the clockmaker Martinot in Paris in good working order. Movement modified with escapement in the 19th century
Rare Louis XIV religious cartel clock signed by Nicolas Clément French watchmaker in Paris around 1690.The case of a great finesse of execution is covered in front by a marquetry Boulle with three co[...]
Rare 17th century single-hand clock movement with a weight and counterweight system. The dial is in chiseled and gilded bronze decorated with cornucopias from which flowers and foliage escape. It is i[...]
Charming clock with walnut veneer case and gilt bronze finishes. The floral and phytomorphic garland decorations, such as pine cones, add a touch of elegance and antiquity. The feet are also in gilded[...]
Religious clock* in painted wood enhanced with gilding, pediment decorated with two small fire pots, gilded brass dial decorated with the bust of Louis XIV, Roman numerals in enameled cartouches, belo[...]
antique seventeenth-century pendulum clock in walnut wood with rich carvings, four feet, enamelled and gilded metal dial, pendulum mechanism with weights
Comtoise regency period very beautiful model great finesse of the body and very beautiful work of cabinetmaking it is complete with its movement (low countries or Belgium). high.....260cm
Anthony Aviolet London Museum Clock circa 1680/1720 A cabinet clock, floor Material: case: walnut, mahogany, boxwood, olive and many other types of veneers, glass; mechanism: brass, bronze, steel; Dim[...]
Superb and rare cartel movement Louis XIV signed Gilles Martinot in Paris, with the distinction of having a balance height adjustment, with analog dial (extremely rare) in the upper part. The Martinot[...]
Pendulum cartel Louis XIV Boulle marquetry and mercury gilt bronze with its matching pedestal. Decor to the baby at the mower by the watchmaker Martinot in Paris. Good condition. Mechanism to be revis[...]
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