A mantel clock from the excellent Parisian manufactory Jean Francois Deniere (1774-1866). A stone base with a central clock with a guilloche dial made of bronze with Roman indexes of the hours, surrounded by vines. A gilded bronze sculpture with the figure of a full-blown Putto playing on two pipes is mounted on the clock. Perfect bronze workmanship, perfect proportions, remarkable refinement of details such as hair, details of a Putta band, facial expressions, fingers ... A mechanism signed with DENIERE A PARIS and a gold medal seal from 1827. Height 50 cm, Putto height 23 cm. Perfect condition !! The clock has been professionally maintained and has a one-year watchmaker's warranty. DENIERE - Jean Francois Deniere founded his bronze factory in 1803 in Paris. Ok. 1844 his son Guillaume joins the company. In a short time, the company is awarded at the best exhibitions, becomes a supplier of European courts, and Napoleon Bonaparte becomes their most famous recipient. The company operates until 1903. Deniere clocks are the pride of the best museums around the world, arousing the admiration and desire of collectors!
