Gilt Bronze Clock – Allegory of the Sciences and Astronomy

Chased and gilt bronze clock representing an allegory of the Sciences and Astronomy, depicting a young woman dressed in the Antique style, holding a protractor in her left hand and a book in her right, leaning against a pedestal in the form of a bookcase. On the pedestal are a laurel wreath, a celestial globe, a ruler, a set square, a compass, and two books. On the other side are a graphometer and an astronomical telescope.

The ensemble rests on a rectangular base decorated in relief with four figures engaged in scientific activities. The two front feet are adorned with sheaves of wheat.

This clock retains its original gilding. It is in perfect working order and will be supplied with its two keys and pendulum.

Late Empire – Restoration period.

Dimensions: Height: 47 cm Width: 32.5 cm Depth: 12.5 cm