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1 Small Consulate Empire period table clock. Paris, France, Consulate early Empire period, ca. 1800-1805. Gilt and blued bronze. Machinery signed \ à Paris Bailly\ . The clock retains its original key.

2 French table clock. Louis XVI style. Gilded bronze and white marble. Front with enamel dial and hand painted porcelain plates. Missing key. Presents some damage to the dial some peaks and restorations.

3 Rare watch with two dial complication, Verlinden in Paris, late 18th century. Gilded bronze. Enameled dials. Published on a double page in the book \ Grandi Orologi\

4 Pendulum clock with Skeleton movement with five dials. Paris, late 18th century. Mercury gilt bronze and enameled dials. White marble base.

5 Louis XVI style harness. France, Napoleon III period, mid-19th century. White marble and gilt bronze. The beveled crystal and white marble case is profusely decorated with fine gilt bronze mounts. Paris movement.

6 Portico type clock with skeleton, Pillard in Troyes, late 18th century. Mercury gilt bronze. Enameled dials. With three dials and ring movement. Signed under the central dial by the watchmaker Pillard in Troyes (France).

7 Desk clock France, Restoration period, c. 1815. Mercury gilt bronze, patinated bronze and malachite plates. Signed on the dial \ RAVRIO BRONZIER À PARIS\ .

8 Table clock. Louis XVI style. France, ca. 1860. Gilt bronze and porcelain Sèvres style. Paris movement with half and hour chimes. The pendulum is missing.

9 Desk clock France, Louis Philippe period, c. 1840. Mercury gilt bronze with porcelain enamel dial. It has Paris machinery and silk thread suspension. Preserves key and pendulum. Signed Honoré Pons.

10 Table clock Franca Charles X, c. 1820. Mercury gilt bronze. Suspension in silk thread. Preserves pendulum and key. The bronze is worn and the numbering is missing.

11 Desk clock France, Louis Philippe period, c. 1840. Mercury gilt bronze and porcelain enamel dial. It has Paris machinery and silk thread suspension. Preserves pendulum and key.

12 Desk clock France, Empire period, early nineteenth century. Mercury gilt bronze with porcelain enamel dial. Suspension in silk thread. It presents faults in the gilding, does not preserve pendulum or key and the back cover is missing.

13 Table clock. Empire period. France, ca. 1810. Gilt and patinated bronze. Paris movement. Half hour and hour chimes. With its key and pendulum. The machinery needs to be reworked.

14 ADRIANUS WILLEM UITHOL (Holland). Table clock. Art Deco, ca. 1930\'s. Gilt bronze and metal. Signed (AWU). Exhibits wear consistent with age and use. Loss of gilding. The machinery needs to be reworked.

15 Desk clock France, Napoleon III period, c. 1850. Gilt bronze, marquetry part and counterpart in brass, ebonized pear wood. It has Paris machinery and silk thread suspension. Preserves key and pendulum.

16 Bracket table clock bracket Elisabeth and sons, London, eighteenth century. Wood and bronze. Presents faults and does not retain key. With pendulum.

17 Napoleon III clock France, late 18th century. Bronze and marble. Preserves key. It has no pendulum and has faults. Signed on the dial \ Housquains a Vancemcienes\ .

18 Desk clock France, Napoleon III period, 1860-1880. Mercury gilt bronze and marble base. Brocot suspension. No pendulum, no key and the back cover is missing. Needs restoration. Signed in the machinery \ Vicenti et cie\

19 Italian school of Herculaneum, 19th century. \ Pair of fawns\ . Two sculptures in patinated bronze. Bronze base.

20 \ Ariadne asleep\ . French school, ca. 1810-1815. Patinated bronze, gilded details. Marble pedestal.