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18th Century French Clocks

Art of time measurement in the french court in 18th century.
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Period
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P259
Lenoir - Boulle

Exceptional Ebony Veneered, Gilt and Patinated Bronze, and Copper, Tortoiseshell and Mother of Pearl Boulle Marquetry Clock

“Day and Night”

Etienne I Lenoir (1675-1739)
André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732)
Louis XIV (1661 - 1715), circa 1715
P245
Montjoye - Morlay

Important Gilt and Patinated Bronze Mantel Clock

“Clio or an Allegory of History”

Louis Montjoye (1729-circa 1815)
François-René Morlay
Transition (1770 - 1774), circa 1770-1775
Height 50 Width 45.5 Depth 17.5
P243
Martinet - Coteau

Exceptional Finely Chased Gilt and Matte Bronze and White Carrara Marble Astronomical Mantel Clock

Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Hubert Martinet
Jean-Baptiste Petit
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1775-1780
Height 51 cm Width 48.5 cm Depth 13.2 cm
P238
Buzot - Caffieri

Important Mantel Clock in the Form of a Truncated Column made of Matte and Burnished Gilt Bronze and White Carrara Marble

Joseph Buzot
Philippe Caffieri (1714-1774)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1775
Height 58.5 Width 23.5 Depth 24
P236
Cronier - Osmond

Exceptional Gilt Bronze Mantle Clock in the form of a Neoclassical Lidded Vase with Matte and Burnished Finishing

Antoine Cronier (1732-après 1806)
Robert Osmond (1711-1789)
Transition (1770 - 1774), circa 1770
Height 65.5 Width 28
P230
Ridel - Coteau

Exceptional Gilt Bronze, Enamel, and Carrara Marble Three-Dial Skeleton Clock with Complications and Matte and Burnished Finishing

Laurent Ridel
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Directory (1795 - 1799), circa 1795
Height 52 Width 29 Depth 15
P208
Bausse - Coteau

A Rare Matte and Burnished Gilt Bronze, Blue and Painted Glass and White Marble “Pyramid” Clock

Louis Bausse
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1790
Height 56 Width 23.5 Depth 18.5
P206
Deverberie

Rare Chased, Patinated and Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock

 

Jean-Simon Deverberie (1764-1824)
Directory (1795 - 1799), circa 1795-1800
Height 34 Width 45 Depth 12
P202

Rare Allegorical Clock “Venus Teaching Cupid”

Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1788
Height 61.5 Width 46 Depth 16.5
P183
Gaudron - Boulle

Exceptional Tortoiseshell, Copper, and Bronze Marquetry Barometer Clock with Pedestal

Gaudron
André-Charles Boulle (1642-1732)
Louis XIV (1661 - 1715), circa 1710
P177
Niderviller Manufactory

Rare Porcelain, Bisque and Bronze Mantel Garniture Comprising a Clock and a Pair of Ornamental Vases

Niderviller Manufactory
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785
P160
Dutertre - Morlay

Important Gilt and Patinated Bronze Mantel Clock

“Clio or an Allegory of History”

Charles Dutertre
François-René Morlay
Transition (1770 - 1774), circa 1770-1775
Height 50 Width 45.5 Depth 17.5
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Antique French Empire Chandeliers
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Louis XVI Candelabras
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19th Century Candelabras
18th Century Candelabras
18th Century Candelabras
Antique Longcase Clocks
Antique Longcase Clocks
Antique Table Clocks and Desk Clocks
Antique Table Clocks and Desk Clocks
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Antique Marble Mantel Clocks
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Antique Astronomical Clocks
19th Century French Clocks
19th Century French Clocks
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French Empire Mantel Clocks
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Antique Louis XVI Mantel Clocks
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Antique Skeleton Clocks
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Antique Cartel Clocks
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Antique Chandeliers & Candelabras
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Furniture & Antiquity Art
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Antique Mantel Clocks
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Antique Regulator Clocks
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.