Antique Regulator Clocks, Pendulom Clocks
R039
The enamels painted by Joseph Coteau
The spring dated “1783” and signed by Etienne-Claude Richard
Paris, Louis XVI period, circa 1783
Height 55.5 cm; width 35 cm; depth 20 cm
Exceptional Antique Skeleton Desk Regulator with Equation of Time and Complications, Louis XVI period
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R038
Paris, Napoléon III period, circa 1850-1860
Height 47.5 cm; width 26.5 cm; depth 20 cm
Rare Three-Month Going Antique Desk Regulator with Glazed Gilt Bronze Case, Napoléon III period
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R037
Paris, July Monarchy, reign of Louis-Philippe, circa 1830-1840
Height 235 cm; width 64 cm; depth 36.5 cm
An Important Neoclassical Mahogany and Bird’s Eye Mahogany-Veneered Antique Regulator with Equation of Time, July Monarchy
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R036
Joseph Coteau (1740-1812)
Case attributed to Pierre-Philippe Thomire
Probably made under the Supervision of Dominique Daguerre
Paris, Louis XVI period, circa 1783
Height 38.2 cm; width 21.7 cm; depth 17.1 cm
An Exceptional Desk Regulator with “remontoir d’égalité” “Royal Model”, Louis XVI period
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R035
Joseph Coteau (1740-1812)
Case attributed to Pierre-Philippe Thomire
Probably made under the Supervision of Dominique Daguerre
Paris, Louis XVI period, circa 1781
Height 41 cm; width 22 cm; depth 17 cm
An Exceptional Desk Regulator with “remontoir d’égalité” “Royal Model”, Louis XVI period
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R034
The dial by enameller Georges-Adrien Merlet
Paris, late Louis XVI period, circa 1790
Height 55 cm; width 31cm; depth 17.5 cm
A Rare Gilt Matte and Burnished Bronze Desk Regulator, late Louis XVI period
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R031
The counter enamel signed by enameler Elie Barbezat and dated 1776
Case stamped Balthazar Lieutaud
Paris, early Louis XVI period, 1776
Height 229 cm; width 51 cm; depth 29.5 cm
Stamped: B LIEUTAUD on the back of the case
Important Rosewood Veneer, Amaranth and Gilt Bronze Longcase Regulator, early Louis XVI period
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R028
The enamel dial by Etienne Gobin, known as Dubuisson (1731-1815)
Paris, early Empire period, circa 1805
Height 198 cm; width 60 cm; depth 31 cm
Rare Floor Regulator with Equation of Time and Gregorian and Republican Calendars, early Empire period
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R026
Height 45 cm; width 32.5cm; depth 15 cm.
Rare Gilt Bronze and “Vert de Mer” Marble Skeleton Clock, Empire period
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R025
Case Attributed to Nicolas Petit
Paris, late Louis XV period, circa 1765
Height 215 cm; width 63 cm; depth 24 cm
Important Regulator with Sectorial Equation of Time, with a Waisted Floral Marquetry Case, late Louis XV period
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R024
Very Rare and Exceptional Astronomical Regulator
Paris, circa 1865-1867
Height 255 cm; width 94.5 cm; depth 43.5 cm
Very Rare and Exceptional Astronomical Regulator
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R023
Case Attributed to the Workshop of Jacob-Desmalter (1770-1841)
Important Long Case Regulator or “pendule à secondes” indicating True Time and Mean Time
Paris, early Restoration period, during the reign of Louis XVIII, circa 1821-1823
Height 205.5 cm; width 53.5 cm; depth 27 cm
Important Long Case Regulator or “pendule à secondes” indicating True Time and Mean Time, early Restoration period
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R022
Enamel Dial by Etienne Gobin (known as Dubuisson)
Mahogany Case Attributed to Ferdinand Schwerdfeger
Exceptional Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Regulator with Constant Force Escapement
Paris, Empire period, plate signed and dated 1806
Height 201.5 cm; width 52.5 cm; depth 26.5 cm
Exceptional Mahogany and Mahogany Veneer Regulator with Constant Force Escapement, Empire period
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R021
Case by Charles Cressent
Exceptional Gilt Bronze and Amaranth Veneer Long-Case Regulator with Manual Equation of Time
Paris, Louis XV period, circa 1750
Height: 221.5cm; width 57.5cm; depth 24 cm
Exceptional Gilt Bronze and Amaranth Veneer Long-Case Regulator with Manual Equation of Time, Louis XV period
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R018
Constantin-Louis Detouche (1810-1889)
Important Gilt Bronze Wall Regulator
Paris, Second Empire period, dated 1851
Height 185 cm, width 47 cm, depth 29.5 cm
Important Gilt Bronze Wall Regulator, Second Empire period
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R017
Exceptional and Unique Regulator with Mica-Plaque Pendulum
Paris, 1854-1855
Height 191 cm; width and depth at widest portion 67 cm and 59 cm
Provenance: Shown at the 1855 Paris Universal Exhibition
Exceptional and Unique Regulator with Mica-Plaque Pendulum
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R015
Charles Cressent (1685-1768)
Rare and Important Louis XV Regulator
Paris, Louis XV period, circa 1736-40
Height 208.5 cm, width 57.5 cm, depth 23 cm
Important Louis XV Regulator
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R012
Case Attributed to Ferdinand Schwerdfeger
Dial Attributed to Joseph Coteau
Exceptional Regulator Clock with Equation of Time and Remontoire d’Egalité
Paris, late Louis XVI period, circa 1785-1788
Height 204.5 cm; width 56.5 cm; depth 32.5 cm
Exceptional Regulator clock with Equation of Time and Remontoire d’Egalité, Louis XVI period
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R011
Case Attributed to Ferdinand Schwerdfeger
Dials by Joseph Coteau
Exceptional Regulator Clock with Complications
Paris, late Louis XVI period, circa 1785-1790
Height 201 cm; width 48 cm; depth 29 cm
Exceptional Regulator clock with Complications, Louis XVI period
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R002
Joseph Coteau (1740-1812)
Case Attributed to Pierre-Philippe Thomire
Probably Made under the Supervision of Dominique Daguerre
An Exceptional Desk Regulator with remontoir d’égalité
“Royal Model”
Paris, Louis XVI period, circa 1780-1785
Height 41.2 cm; width 22.4 cm; depth 17.5 cm.
An Exceptional Desk Regulator with remontoir d’égalité “Royal Model”, Louis XVI period
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R003
The Enamel Dial by Etienne Gobin, known as Dubuisson (1731-1815)
The Case Attributed to the Cabinetmaker Jean-Ferdinand-Joseph Schwerdfeger
An Exceptional Mantel or Desk Clock
“Regulator with Remontoir d’Egalité”
Paris, Directory-Consulate period, circa 1795
Height 44 cm; width 24.5 cm; depth 19.5 cm
An Exceptional Mantel or Desk Clock “Regulator with Remontoir d’Egalité”, Directory-Consulate period
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