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18th Century French Clocks

Art of time measurement in the french court in 18th century.
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P299
Angevin - Thomire

An Important Monumental Mantel Clock in White Carrara Marble and Gilt Bronze with Matte and Burnished Finishing

“Cupid Caressing Venus”

Pierre-Philippe Thomire (1757-1843)
Angevin
Consulate (1799 - 1804), circa 1800
Height 74 cm Width 75.5 cm Depth 20 cm
P309
Gavelle - Barbichon

Exceptional Monumental Clock in Gilt and Patinated Bronze

“Cupid Astronomer”

Edmé-Protais Barbichon
Pierre Gavelle (1753-1802)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1775-1785
Height 90 cm Width 46 cm Depth 29 cm
P307
Dubuisson

Rare Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock

“The Kiss Given”

Dubuisson (1731-after 1820)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
Height 46 cm Width 26 cm Depth 15 cm
P306
Robert & Courvoisier

Rare Gilt Bronze Pendule d’Officier

Robert & Courvoisier
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
Height 19 cm Width 12.5 cm Depth 8 cm
P305
Lepaute - Osmond

A Rare Gilt Bronze Neoclassical Vase-Shaped Clock with Matte and Gilt Finishing

Jean-André and Jean-Baptiste Lepaute
Robert Osmond (1711-1789)
Louis XV (1724 - 1770), circa 1770
Height 46.5 cm Width 19 cm Depth Base 19.8 cm x 19.8 cm
P300
Lépine

Rare Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock “Love Crowned by the Graces”

Jean Antoine I Lépine (1720-1814)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
Height 60 cm Width 51 cm Depth 24 cm
P295

Rare Mantel Clock in the Form of a Rotunda-Type Temple, made of Gilt Bronze with Matte and Burnished Finishing, Bisque Porcelain, and White Carrara Marble

Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1780-1785
Height 39 cm Diamètre 17.5 cm
P293
Schmit - Coteau

Rare Bisque Porcelain and Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock

Jean-Nicolas Schmit (?-circa 1820)
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785-1790
Height 55 Width 58 Depth 20
P279
Furet - Coteau

Rare Gilt Bronze and White Marble Mantel Clock

“The Vestal Virgins”

Jean-Baptiste-André Furet (circa 1720-1807)
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
Height 44 Width 40 Depth 12
P276
Viger

Rare Gilt Bronze Traveling Clock with Alarm and Repeat, with Matte and Burnished Finishing

François Viger (circa 1708-1784)
Transition (1770 - 1774), circa 1765-1770
P274
Bertrand - Rémond - Coteau - Barbichon

Exceptional Mantel Clock made of White Marble and Gilt Bronze with Matte and Burnished Finishing

Joseph-Charles-Paul Bertrand (1746-1789)
François Rémond (circa 1747-1812)
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Edmé-Protais Barbichon
Dominique Daguerre
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
Height 54.5 cm Width 40.2 cm Depth 12.5 cm
P273
Voisin

Rare White Marble and Gilt Bronze Clock with Matte and Burnished Finishing

“Mercury and Venus”

Antoine-Henri Voisin (1733-circa 1815)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1780
Height 46.5 Width 43 Depth 17
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18th Century French Clocks

Art of time measurement in the french court in 18th century. Discover our collection of French antique mantel clocks in ormolu gilt bronze, patinated bronze and other precious materials, from Louis XIV period to the Revolution.