French Champleve Enamel Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock

France, late 19th/early 20th century. Stamped Swiss Eight Days,

Art Deco Gubelin eight-day desk clock with sonnerie chimes, originating from Switzerland in the early 20th century. This timepiece features a light blue guilloche face, beautifully e...

Antique Bronze Planter with Bacchanalian Scene

Antique Bronze Planter with Bacchanalian Scene

Signed, Lucien Charles Edouard Alliot, (French, 1877 - 1967). Bronze pitcher, signed to body, 'Alliot'. Body of vase cast in relief depicting a female figure and dolphin among waves, with a second female figure as the handle. Alliot was a student of Louis Ernest Barrias and Jules Felix Coutan and was well known for his figurative sculptures which were exhibited for many years at the salon de paris. He received a third place award in 1907 and a first place award in 1920. He became a jury member and evaluated sculptural works for the salon from 1934 to 1939. He designed encriers, pitchers and other objects which incorporated depictions of women in the Art Nouveau style. In addition, he created a number of allegorical groups: La Paix in 1939, a number of religious illustrations: Sacré Cœur in 1924, and La Vierge...

Large Asian bronze Buddha head, Likely 16th/17th deep brown, varied patina, 14.25"high x 8"dia (head), 20.75" high with base approx

A charming enamel and brass mantel clock with champlevé enamel decoration, corinthian columns and foliate finials to the case. Housing an eight day movement, with original platform e...

French Champleve Gilt Bronze and Enamel Clock Garniture three piece set . Includes clock and a pair of candlesticks Paris - France, c. 1880s candlesticks - h 9.75 in; diam 4.5 in cl...

Surmounted with an urn finial, with foliate decoration. Origin: French Date: Late 19th century Dimension: 13 3/4 in. x 7 1/4 in. x 5 in.

An exceptional Louis XVI style champlevé enamel and gilt-bronze mantel clock with finely painted neoclassical scenes by Leroy & Fils. French, circa 1880. Stamped to the movement ‘LEROY & FILS A PARIS, 823’. This fine gilt-bronze and champlevé enamel clock has an arched case with outset bulbous columns to the angles, it is surmounted by a drum top with a pierced scroll and ball finial and applied with expressive cherub mounts. The front and sides of the clock are all exceptionally finely painted with neoclassical scenes of figures in an architectural setting and the top and base enriched with fine polychrome champlevé enamel. The clock has an enamelled chapter ring with Roman numerals interspersed with anthemion devices and a twin barrelled, eight-day movement striking on a bell. The firm of Leroy et Fils was founded by Bazile Charles Leroy in 1789. He was a clockmaker to the Emperor Napoléon, The Duke of Orleans, The Duke of Bourbon and Princess Pauline. In 1823, he filed a patent for self-winding atmospheric clock operated by weathervane and in 1840 a patent for wind clocks. When Charles Louis died in 1865 his son Louis Leroy...

Tiffany's clock case with enamel roman numbers and bronze snake dials. At the top, the clock is adorned with an Indian palace gallery and dome that has a crane finial over it and dra...

A very good quality late 19th century French Champleve enamel mantel clock, the clock has an eight day duration movement that chimes on the hour and half hour. The enamel having wond...