Mantle Clock By Dautel, Rue de Thionville à Paris Amboyna this piece radiates timeless appeal

this piece radiates timeless appeal and is a remarkable highlight for any interior

Its design reflects the transition from late Baroque to early Georgian taste

often placed at temple entrances

they feature not only the decorative reeded frames favoured in early 19th century British furniture

Original 19th century mirror plates: These mirrors have retained their authentic glass

Mantle Clock By Dautel, Rue de Thionville à Paris Amboyna this piece radiates timeless appealA fine early 19th century fire gilt French mantle clock circa 1810, with a reclined figure of learning reading a book above a white enamel dial, signed Dautel, Rue de Thionville Paris. Fine enamel dial with Roman numerals and Arabic quarter markers, framed by fluted columns and frieze. The whole raised on a stepped base with green Verde Antico marble and bun feet. 8 day duration movement with anchor recoil escapement and silk suspended pendulum, count