202 - Late 19th-century gilt bronze table clock in the style of an early 17th-century German table clock

Late 19th-century gilt bronze table clock in the style of an early 17th-century German table clock A Late 19th-century gilt bronze table clock in the form of an early 17th-century German table clock Planchon, Paris The Renaissance-style case is surmounted by a shaped finial atop an architectural dome; the sides are supported by four decorated columns, each topped with a matching turned finial; the panels depict Tudor figures with engraved detailing, and the front features Renaissance-style engraving; the sloping base rests on four block feet; the 3.5-inch dial features a silvered Arabic chapter ring and an engraved center depicting a monkey, with finely finished steel hands; it is powered by a typical French drum movement with rack striking on a gong mounted behind, currently in working order. 41 cm high, 20 cm wide, 20 cm deep Footnotes: Provenance Pedro Sein Santa Catalina, Madrid, April 27, 1983. This lot is subject to the following lot symbols: W W The lot is bulky or has characteristics that require it to be picked up from a designated warehouse. Please refer to the “Post-Auction Collection and Storage” section for further details. Please note that transfer and storage fees will apply to any lot not collected within 14 days of the auction date. Starting on the 15th day following the sale, storage fees will be the buyer’s responsibility. For further information on this lot, please visit Bonhams.com