A late 19th century Mulberry trees clock set

Important chiseled bronze clock set with brown and golden patina.

The clock has a dial in the shape of a regular spider web, inscribed in a mulberry branch, surrounded by thrushes.
The rock base presents animals such as birds, lizards, bees.

The candelabra with seven lights present, in the upper part, a brood of birds, attacked by a weasel.

Around 1860

The model was presented for the first time at the 1851 exhibition at the Crystal Palace, visible on the stand of the bronze maker Matifat.

A similar model with Fratin's signature went on sale in 2013

Pendulum: H.: 55 - L.: 37 - D.: 20 cm
Candelabra: H.: 82 - L.: 45 cm