A beautiful antique French mantel clock crafted in finely detailed gilt bronze, dating from the early 20th century and inspired by the Louis XV (Rococo) style.
This decorative timepiece features an elaborate sculptural composition with two youthful figures in a romantic pastoral scene, surrounded by flowing foliage and grapevine motifs symbolizing abundance and nature. The base is richly adorned with intricate openwork and acanthus leaf decorations, showcasing high-quality casting and craftsmanship.
The white enamel dial with Roman numerals is framed by an elegant gilt bronze surround. The clock is equipped with a traditional key-wound mechanism (two winding holes), typical of French mantel clocks of this period.
A refined and decorative collector’s piece, ideal for display on a mantelpiece, console, or within a classic interior setting.
✨ Details
- Origin: France
- Period: Early 20th Century (circa 1900)
- Style: Louis XV / Rococo Revival
- Material: Gilt Bronze
- Type: Mantel Clock
- Mechanism: Key-wound (to be checked)
- Condition: Good antique condition with minor wear consistent with age
