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Jean Goyer (1731–?) a Grandfather clock or Regulator, rosewood and gilded bronze, Louis XV period, 18th century. Rosewood veneer and gilded bronze. Longcase clock, grandfather clock, or regulator, with a violin-shaped case. Decorated with marquetry and parquetry. Mounted with gilded bronze ornaments, including rocaille motifs, scrolls, and acanthus leaves. Dial with enamel plaques and movement, from the period. Signed 'J. Goyer' on the back panel of the lower section, and also stamped 'JME' (for Jurande des Menuisiers-Ébénistes). Jean Goyer was recognized as a 'maître ébéniste' (master cabinetmaker) in 1760. France, 18th century. Literature: Pierre Kjellberg, 'Le Mobilier Français du XVIIIe Siècle', Les Éditions de l'Amateur, p. 415. (58 x 215 x 28.5 cm) Condition Report: We do not guarantee the working condition of the clocks and/or watches, and they have not been tested. For long-term accuracy, we recommend a full overhaul by a professional watchmaker.
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