Desk clock; France, late 19th century.

Table clock; France, late nineteenth century.
Belgian marble, partially gilded with bronze mounts.
Presents seal.
Preserves pendulum and key.
Presents faults in the glass and loss of ring.
Measurements. 30 x 38 x 30 cm.
Table clock that stands on four legs of gilded bronze, the front ones being more decorated. These have a finish in the form of feline claw as usual at the time. The structure of the clock is based on the geometric with simple lines; a rectangular base and the upper area of square format where the clock case is housed and adorned with bronze appliqués representing lion heads on each of the sides. The watch face has a chiseled outer perimeter and the interior has a black finish with Roman numerals in gold, following the design of the structure of the watch.