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There are 6 Pages of Mantel Clocks
C509
A French Empire mahogany and ormolu-mounted pillar clock with original
gilding and modelled with a plaque of a reclining figure of Venus and
Cupid. The movement signed 'Villemsens A Paris'.
Circa 1820
C491
An ornate ormolu clock inset with Sevres plaques and with the seated figure
of a youth and a cupid and various garden implements, doves and trophies.
With original gilding. The movement stamped 'Japy Freres and Cie'.
Circa 1880
C489
A rare Art Nouveau carved walnut clock depicting an erotic figure of a wood nymph with long flowing hair wearing a diaphanous dress clinging to a tree; the side and front carved with mistletoe. The striking movement with outside locking wheel stamped 'Japy Freres'.
Circa 1890
C482
A French ormolu timepiece in the form of a church.
Circa1900
C496
A French Louis XVth style red tortoiseshell and ormolu-mounted mantel clock. The movement stamped 'Japy Freres and Cie'.
Circa 1900
C465
A large and important french ormolu clock surmounted by the seated figure of Demeter - the sister of Zeus and Goddess of Agriculture - and son, both holding sheafs of corn. The clock modelled with scythe and harrow and inset with two sevres plaques painted with cupids in agricultural theme. With original gilding. The dial stamped 'Henry Marc A Paris' and the mounts stamped C.T.
Circa 1860
C425
A French green onyx and ormolu-mounted Louis XVth style mantel clock surmounted by a seated cupid.
Circa 1880
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