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Chased bronze clock with brown and gilded patinas, depicting the God Harpocrates holding a cornucopia in his left hand and gesturing silence with one finger. To his left, an urn rests on the bollard housing a dial with Roman numerals, guilloché in the center, Bréguet hands and traces of a signature that has probably been erased. It is encircled by a floral frieze. Rectangular base decorated with laurel leaves and floral medallions. Counter base with doucine resting on scrolled feet. Key and pendulum present. Bronzes attributed to Pierre-Victor Ledure (1783-1840). Parisian work, late Empire-Restoration period, circa 1815-1825. H. 52 x W. 34.5 x D. 13 cm
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