Case and Decorative Elements
The mantel clock is constructed with a gilt ormolu case, characterized by elaborate scroll and floral decorative elements. A prominent bronze figure of a cherub is positioned at the top of the clock, holding a torch aloft. The lower section of the case incorporates rectangular panels decorated with hand-painted imagery of cherubs, which the listing identifies as Sevres-style work.
The entire assembly is set upon a matching original gilt stand, which features a blue fabric covering on its upper surface. The ormolu displays ornamental detailing around the dial and across the base, maintaining what the source describes as the original finish. The clock's total footprint is defined by its 35cm width and 15cm depth, with an overall height of 35cm including the stand.
Evidence for this section
- “Original gilt ormolu case”
- “Rare hand painted pink sevres panels”
- “Original gilt and silk topped stand”
