French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock

French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock
French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock
French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock
French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock
French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock

French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock

Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]$3,000 – $4,000[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Tom Harris Auctions[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture]$8,000[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]7:00 AM – Oct 06, 2007[/restrict]

French Louis XVI Ladies and Angels Bronze Clock: made of Dore, bronze and marble. The time and strike movement is numbered 2109. The 6 1/4″ porcelain dial has red calendar dates and gold Fleur De Lis between the numbers. The hands are shaped like lyres with the sun on the hour hand. Dial has wording of Cie Des Bronze and Bruxellea. Brittan’s say it was made by Bouchard. The case is topped with a large eagle and his classical bronze figures on each side along with angels, Bacchus and masks. Circa 1770’s.

(There are some engraved security numbers on the movement and the back of the case.

20 3/4″ T x 26 1/2″ W

Running at the time of listing but not guaranteed to continue.

French Louis XV style Bronze Mantel Clock

French Louis XV style Bronze Mantel Clock
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]$425 – $575[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Bruhn's Auction Gallery[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture]$350[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]10:00 AM – Jan 15, 2012[/restrict]

Floral Urn finial on top, leaf & floral decorations on sides. Porcelain dial, time & strike. Works signed L. Bomme. CA. 1890 24″ t x 12″ w

French Louis XIV style Bronze & Onyx Clock

French Louis XIV style Bronze & Onyx Clock
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]$375 – $500[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Bruhn's Auction Gallery[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture]$175[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]10:00 AM – Jan 15, 2012[/restrict]

Turned finial top, bronze decorated, porcelain dial, footed base. 18″ t x 9″ w Japy Freres movement A-1 Ca. 1890

Louis XVI French Dore Bronze and Marble Clock

Louis XVI French Dore Bronze and Marble Clock
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]$1,000 – $2,000[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Tom Harris Auctions[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture]$1,250[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]7:00 AM – May 05, 2007[/restrict]

Louis XVI French Dore Bronze and Marble Clock with 2 winged cherubs supporting the urn topped case. Time and strike movement with a 4 1/2″ porcelain dial. Marked “A.D.Mougin Paris Deux Medaille” and numbered 539972, The dial is marked “PAV”. Clock is running at this time.

18″ T x 12 5/8″ W

Cartel Clock With Bronze Casing, Louis XV Style,

Cartel Clock With Bronze Casing, Louis XV Style,
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]€1,400 – €1,820[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Auctionata Paddle 8 AG[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture] €1,400[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]9:00 AM – Nov 11, 2015[/restrict]

Bronze, glass, enamel, etc.
France, c. 1820
Brass movement with verge escapement
Running duration of c. 8 days
4/4 hour strike on bells
Enamel clock face with Roman and Arabic numerals; signed and inscribed ‘ETIENNE LE NOIR. A PARIS‘
Open-work hour and minute hands
Gilt bronze casing, cartouche-shaped
Short pendulum
Overall dimensions: c. 57 x 25 x 14 cm
Fully functional; good condition
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 2,800 Euro

Condition:

The Cartel clock is in good condition with small traces of age and use. The gilt bronze casing is slightly rubbed. There are a few additions and smaller restorations. The casing measures c. 57 x 25 x 14 cm (height x width x depth). During in-house testing the clock was fully functional; long-term precision and regularity cannot be guaranteed. (cbo)

French Porcelain Clock w/Cherubs & Angels

French Porcelain Clock w/Cherubs & Angels
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]$500 – $1,500[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Tom Harris Auctions[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture]$700[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]8:00 AM – May 01, 2010[/restrict]

French Porcelain Clock w/Cherubs & Angels: time and bell striking with a 3 1/2″ porcelain dial. The partly painted blue and white case is marked with incised crossed swords. The case is adorned with an angel, 2 cherubs and many flowers. Not tested.

(No pendulum. It winds ok. There is scattered damage to the delicate leaf and floral decoration. There is a chip on one of the angel’s feet. No attempt at restoration is noticed.)

17 1/4″ tall

*** Please note, this item is F.O.B. Marshalltown, IA, you must make shipping arrangements.

Japy Frres, Bronze Dor Clock, Louis XVI Style, 2nd H.

Japy Frres, Bronze Dor Clock, Louis XVI Style, 2nd H.
Estimate:
[restrict paid=ture]€900 – €1,170[/restrict]
Auctioneer:
[restrict paid=ture]Auctionata Paddle 8 AG[/restrict]
Sold Price:
[restrict paid=ture] €1,000[/restrict]
Sold Date:
[restrict paid=ture]9:00 AM – Nov 11, 2015[/restrict]

Bronze dore, brass, copper, enamel
France, second half 19th century
Signed brass movement with spring balancer, escapement, half-hour strike on bell, and mounting for the pendulum
Penny mark of Japy Frres & Cie. on the reverse
White enamel dial with Roman and Arabic indices, open-worked brass hands, chambered glass bezel, hinged housing cover
Architectonical structured case in Louis-XVI syle
Lavish dcor with loops, laurel wreaths, stylized leaf tendrils, a flower garland and a vase motif on the top
Pendulum and winding key available
Case dimensions: 46.5 x 35 x 14 cm
Good condition; fully functional
Estimate by Auctionata Expert: 1,800 Euro

Condition:

The clock is in good condition. The surface is rubbed in places. The dial shows smaller chips in the area of the right winding hole. During in house testing the clock was fully functional; no guarantee on long term precision and regularity. The case dimensions are 46.5 x 35 x 14 cm.

Japy Frres & Cie.

The company was founded in 1773 in Montbliard by Frderic Japy in the form of a small workshop for a mechanized production of watches. In 1777 it was transferred to Beacuourt, where 2 years later, about 50 employees were engaged with the production of movements. In 1806 his 3 sons were integrated into the company’s management and Japy became an international business. After his father’s death, the movements were signed with Japy Frres & Cie from 1850 onwards. In addition to the manufacture of watches in the course of the years more products were being manufactured. Finally, the clock production had to be stopped. Today, however, Japy Frres & Cie produces engines under Renault. (bde)

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