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Description
Artist
Period
Dimensions
R032
Le Roy - Meissonnier

Exceptional Gilt Bronze Amaranth-Veneered Parquetry Regulator

Julien II Le Roy (1686-1759)
Louis XV (1724 - 1770), circa 1730
Height 214 cm Width 73 cm Depth 41 cm
R015
Le Roy - Cressent

Rare and Important Louis XV Regulator Clock

Julien II Le Roy (1686-1759)
Charles Cressent (1685-1768)
Louis XV (1724 - 1770), circa 1736-40
Height 208.5 cm Width 57.5 cm Depth 23 cm
R031
Robin - Lieutaud - Barbezat

Important Rosewood Veneer, Amaranth and Gilt Bronze Longcase Regulator with Equation of Time, Barometer and Thermometer

Robert Robin (1741-1799)
Balthazar Lieutaud
Elie Barbezat
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), 1776
Height 229 cm Width 51 cm Depth 29.5 cm
R021
Le Roy - Cressent

Exceptional Gilt Bronze and Amaranth Veneer Long-Case Regulator with Manual Equation of Time and Annual Calendar

Julien II Le Roy (1686-1759)
Charles Cressent (1685-1768)
Louis XV (1724 - 1770), circa 1750
Height 221.5 cm Width 57.5 cm Depth 24 cm
R018
Detouche - Houdin

Important Wall-Mounted Gilt Bronze Wall Thermometer-Regulator with Equation of Time, Remontoir d’Égalité, Perpetual Calendar and One-Month Power Reserve

Medal winner at the First Universal Exhibition in London in 1851

Constantin-Louis Detouche (1810-1889)
Jacques-François Houdin (1783-1860)
Other, 1851
Height 185 cm Width 47 cm Depth 29.5 cm
R012
Robin - Schwerdfeger - Coteau

Important Regulator with Equation of Time and Remontoire d’Egalité

Robert Robin (1741-1799)
Ferdinand Schwerdfeger (1734-1818)
Joseph Coteau (1740-1801)
Louis XVI (1774 - 1792), circa 1785-1788
Height 204.5 cm Width 56.5 cm Depth 32.5 cm
Equation of Time