By LeRoy & Fils, Palais Royal, Galerie Montpellier 13-15, Paris and 296 Regent Street, London, Circa 1870
Estimate: | £100 - £200 |
Hammer price: | £160 |
Modelled with two cherubs, one holding a staff, the other seated on a rock with a fishing net and a basket of fish at his feet, on a naturalistic base, the lower part centred by the clock with a convex glass and bead-moulded bezel, signed white enamel dial with blue chapters, flanked to each side by an inset porcelain panel above a break-front stepped plinth, with three further panels and flanked to each side with a scroll, on bun feet, the drum-shaped movement signed and numbered 6133, with countwheel strike on a bell
46cm high
CONDITION REPORT
No key or pendulum. In unrestored condition. The case has been painted. The porcelain panels are not damaged. The glass on the back door is broken. The movement requires a service.