515 - French Napoleon III travel clock for the English market—circa 1870, gold-plated rectangular bronze case with carrying handle, elaborately engraved, glazed on both sides and at the top with faceted glass discs, visible top-mounted balance wheel; the dial front, made of Sèvres porcelain, as well as the side panels, are finely painted with rural mother-and-child motifs; decorated numeral ring with blued Breguet hands and Roman numerals; painting (borders) and decorations show some missing areas and slight wear, 8-day movement, anchor escapement with a faceted ruby escape wheel in the center, half-hour and hour chimes, and repeater on a bell; height with/without stand 15 / 12 cm; weight approx. 1213 g; 3 keys included, 1 glass with a previously restored hairline crack, barely visible; the clock is complete but does not start running on its own; the balance wheel oscillates