Early 19th century Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock – Cupid and Psyche end table The desk’s flowing

The desk’s flowing

it reflects the neoclassical style popularised by Thomas Sheraton

This striking alabaster cockatoo sculpture exemplifies continental animalier artistry from the late 19th to early 20th century

The lamp’s sculptural proportions and historic origins contribute both visual impact and cultural resonance

underlining the enduring appeal and historical significance of such cabinet furniture

Early 19th century Gilt Bronze Mantel Clock – Cupid and Psyche end table The desk’s flowingA rare early 19th century gilt bronze mantel clock with cupid and psyche above the clock dial and raised on a stepped base with an allegorical scene in high relief. France, circa 1820 Height: 52 cms (20. 5 ins) Width: 37 cms (14. 5 ins)