504 - Louis XVI-style pendulum clock—France, ca. 1870–90, gilded bronze, mantel clock designed by Le Duc, Paris, c. 1770; above a four-legged fluted base, a voluted, recessed support with a laurel garland; atop this, a round clock case with lion mascarons on the sides, featuring movable rings in the mouths (likely added later), glazed white dial with blue Roman hour numerals and black Arabic minute numerals, artfully cut hands, a vase-shaped cover with a garland as a finial, glazed back, Pendulum movement with half-hour and hour chimes on a bell, marked “Medaille De Bronze S Marti & Cie,” with pendulum and key, dimensions approx. 41.5 x 24.5 x 14 cm, some signs of age, slight wear