Table clock; Louis XVI, late 18th century.
Gilt bronze, porcelain plates and white marble.
Measurements: 55.5 x 42 x 11.5 cm.
Clock from the Empire period with a marble base supported by six legs ornamented with geometric motifs, four at the front and two at the rear. The rectangular base has a profile of projecting and projecting edges, ornamented with bronze appliqués of classical inspiration, based on vegetal elements. From the base, two columns support the round clock case, which has a border with a mask and musical instruments in the centre, while the upper part is topped with a large goblet. At the top of the columns are garlands that surround a border with a cameo-like profile in the centre.