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Gilt bronze clock featuring Diana the Huntress and a cherub holding a cup. Restoration period. Height: 26 cm (movement not guaranteed, accidents)

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Gilt bronze clock featuring Diana the Huntress and a cherub holding a cup. Restoration period. Height: 26 cm (movement not guaranteed, accidents)

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Chased bronze clock with brown and gilded patina featuring Diana the Huntress leaning against a post, holding a hunting horn in her hand, her head level with, on the left, a fire pot resting on a ram's head next to a pheasant, an oak branch and a quiver, while her greyhound looks on. The circular dial in chased and openwork bronze is decorated with wreaths, flowers, bows and ribbons, with twelve white-enameled hour numerals. The upper spandrels feature two foliage motifs, while the lower part features two mirrored horns of plenty separated by a fire pot. The rectangular base is decorated with a frieze featuring a deer-hunting scene and Diana drawing an arrow from her quiver; the whole is framed by a frieze of hearts and flowers and stands on four feet, the two front ones featuring Morpheus. With key, gong and pendulum. France, Empire period. 36x13x48cm

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