135 Léon LEYRITZ (1888-1976) The Offering Varnished carved walnut clock with high-relief of a nude woman carrying a basket of flowers. Circular dial with black enameled numerals on a white background (no guarantee of small chips). Signed on the back, marked Edition Paris and Made in France on reverse. Height 77.5 cm - Length 15 cm - Depth 9 cm Bibliography Georges Rémon, La statuaire ornementale - Bois sculptés presented by DIM, Mobilier & Décoration, February 1929, p. 76 for a reproduction of the sculpture L'Offrande adorning the top of our clock.

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