513 - French pendulum clock, known as a “Pendule à cage,” in the Louis XVI style—France, Paris, second half of the 19th century. - Four-sided, glass-paned, fire-gilded bronze case, allowing a clear view of the movement (8-day movement with a Brocot escapement), lavishly decorated with various fire-gilded appliqués: festoons, bows, decorative friezes—some fully rounded—white enamel dial with Arabic numerals framed by floral garlands, signed “G. Fabre Paris Rue des Fills…,” exquisitely cut gold-plated hands, half-hour and hour chimes striking a bell positioned at the top, polygonal base and vase-shaped top made of white marble, original sun pendulum and key included, dimensions approx. 55 x 30 x 20 cm, in working order, but no guarantee of accuracy or long-term operation, some slight signs of wear, scuffs, base edges with unevenness, weight approx. 17.8 kg—this lot is not suitable for shipping via parcel service