19th Century French Antique Empire Style Marble Mantle Clock Please Take 50% Off The Featured Price. An elegantly simple mantle clock made at the end of the 19th century made with the typical Mazy black marble; Such marble is originally coming from Belgium, it was commonly used in clock and cassolette manufacture in the 19th century. The round face is revealed by the original glass pane and highlighted by gilt Roman number, all surrounded by a bronze frame adorned with raie de cour design. The original clockmaker was Kohly from Marseille, while Bernard Lyon made the mechanism. This piece is in working order but will have to be checked by a clockmaker. Circa date 1890. Dimensions 9"high/14"wide/ 7"deep.
 

19th Century French Antique Napoleon III Period Barometer Please Take 50% Off The Featured Price. Here is an intricately sculpted Barometer made from solid beech by the end of the reign of Napoleon III by the end of the 19th century. This very decorative item is embellished with fruits and acanthus patterns and features a Celsius thermometer above the barometer below. Note that this item is strictly decorative and that the barometer is not in working order. Circa date 1870. Dimensions: 30 ½"(height) x 13"(wide)
 

19th Century French Antique Mahogany Carillon Please Take 50% Off The Featured Price. This is an adorable and decorative Carillon from the end of the 19th century boasting a stunning burl mahogany veneer highlighted with bronze ormolus. Everything is in original condition from the Mother of pearl face to the brass pendulum and crank with the beveled glass pane. This piece is good working order. A clock maker might be necessary to level the piece after shipping. Circa date 1890. Dimensions 33 1/4"(height) x 15 3/4"(wide) x 7 1/4"(depth)
 

18th Century French Antique Regence Period Clock Please Take 50% Off The Featured Price. This is a Magnificent Clock from the end of the Regence Period made by Jean Baptist Raymond Lenoir in Paris during the first half of the 18th century. The Regence period started after the death of Louis XIV at the beginning of the 1715 up to 1723. Louis XV being too young, a Regent named Philippe D’Orleans ruled the country. This stunning brown tortoiseshell veneered bracket clock is typical from this time period with a sumptuous and intricate embellishment of cast bronze ormolus and brass inlaid following Boule’s Design. This clock is signed by Raymond-Jean-Baptiste LENOIR named "the Oldest" being the older brother (nickname Raimond) born on March 7th 1702 in Rennes, and deceased on April 3rd 1780. This piece is good working order but a clockmaker might be necessary to level the mechanism after transportation. Everything is in original condition. Do not hesitate to request additional pictures of this wonderful piece. Circa date 1723. Dimensions 47"(height)/ 16"(wide)/ 7 ½"(depth).
 

19th Century Antique Black Forest Oak Barometer Please Take 50% Off The Featured Price. This is a heavily sculpted and beautifully patinaed Barometer made from solid oak around the middle part of the 19th century embellished with foliate and floral pattern and mounted with a Celsius thermometer above the barometer. The barometer seems to be in working order. Circa date 1860. Dimensions 22"high/ 11"wide/ 2"deep.