1356 - Empire-style figure pendulum clock with Cupid among rose blossoms, France, ca. 1810/20, enamel dial with Roman hour numerals and Arabic quarter-hour numerals, and the inscription “Le Jeune à Paris,” Breguet hands, numbered movement plate without a mark, striking on a bell, string suspension for the decorative pendulum in the form of two hearts ablaze and pierced by Cupid’s arrow, case and stand made of fire-gilded bronze; the clock case, crowned by a small Cupid amidst rose blossoms, is supported by two larger Cupid figures on a pedestal featuring swan figures, applied relief decoration depicting the lovers Venus and Adonis in a landscape setting, Cupid’s attributes—a torch and quiver—as well as a satyr mask flanked by cornucopias; HxWxD: 50/39/17 cm. The movement runs; the watch glass is missing; the bell is missing; the gilding is partially worn and shows slight discoloration; the inscription on the dial is likely incomplete.