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Unique table clock from the Louis XVI period. Paris. Jean Jacques Aubert 1780
Unique table clock from the Louis XVI period. France, Jean Jacques Aubert, around 1780. Gilded bronze, steel, frosted glass. A round solemn dial with a glass dial and Roman numerals rests on a column base, where an angel supports an Ionic capital. On the reverse side of the dial is illuminated by an oil lamp, in the form of a bath with an eagle`s head. The composition is mounted on a square base decorated with an ornamented frieze.
Height: 40.5 cm. Stamp of the master Aubert à Paris.
Condition: Good
Style: Louis XVI
Country: France
Period: Late 18th century
Warranty: Seller Warranty
Material: Gilded bronze
Product sizes: Height - 40.5cm width - 13cm
Location: Gallery "Antiqon", Brivibas street 52, Riga, Latvia
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Уникальные настольные часы эпохи Людовика XVI. Париж. Jean Jacques Aubert 1780 г.
Уникальные настольные часы эпохи Людовика XVI. Франция, Jean Jacques Aubert, около 1780 г. Позолоченная бронза, сталь, матовое стекло. Круглый торжественный циферблат со стеклянным циферблатом и римскими цифрами покоится на колонном основании, где ангел поддерживает капитель ионического ордера. С обратной стороны циферблат подсвечивает маслянный светильник, в виде ванночки с головой орла. Композиция водружена на квадратное основание, украшенное фризом с орнаментом.
Высота: 40,5 см. Клеймо мастера «Aubert à Paris».
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