Clock representing La Liseuse - Lot 165

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Clock representing La Liseuse - Lot 165
Clock representing La Liseuse Empire period gilt bronze decorated with a woman dressed in antique style sitting in an armchair in front of a draped table with claw feet. The movement with enameled dial is inscribed under the table and marked Baufse au Méridien Boulevard d'Antin, the base decorated with a frieze of palmettes resting on a sea-green marble pedestal supported by toupie feet. 33 x 29.5 x 14 cm Note: - This model of clock was created by Jean-André REICHE (1752-1817), bronzemaker and designer, and executed from a watercolor drawing deposited at the Bibliothèque Impériale, February 19, 1805. - Similar model at the Mobilier National Provenance : - Former Paris Private Collection of Victor Emile Gabriel CHEVALLIER (1889-1969) and his wife Marguerite Jeanne VEREL (1887-1962) - Mr. X's collection from 1969, then passed on through two estates to the current owner.
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