GASTON JOLLY Fils à Paris - Early 19th century Chased and gilt bronze lyre clock, white enameled dial with Roman numerals, the lyre surmounted by a crown held by a ribbon bow and resting on two dolphins. Set on a rectangular base decorated with a frieze of clovers and leaves, four round feet. H. 41 cm. Accidents to the dial and some parts (one lyre string deformed and unsoldered), pitted metal. Key missing. An overhaul is required. We do not guarantee operation.

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