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Louis XVI-style gilt bronze and white marble pendulum with turning circles, after a model by François Vion, late 19th century

Small silver and enamel clock, Austria circa 1870

Gilt bronze clock, English work, mid-17th century

An Empire-period gilt bronze and patinated marble pendulum with revolving circles representing the Etude arrêtant le Temps, the bronzes attributed to THOMIRE.

A gilt-bronze and bronze pendule au negre of `The Porter' Empire, early 19th century

A brass and red marble Meridian Anéroide clock and barometer France, late 19th century

Louis XVI period gilt bronze and relacquered horse clock, the reverse of the base signed VION, circa 1780.

Restoration-period gilt bronze and black lacquered chariot clock, based on a model by the bronzier Jean-Simon Deverberie, circa 1820.

Empire-period patinated bronze and gilt bronze Africa clock, the dial signed Terrien in Paris.

Louis XVI style turquoise porcelain and gilt bronze lyre clock, 19th century

A Regency period associated later clock.

A Niderviller blue-ground porcelain pendule cercles tournante mid-18th century, dial signed Arnould A Nancy

A Louis XVI ormolu and ebony double-faced clock Paris, circa 1770

Louis XVI Veneered Clock

Louis XVI period gilt bronze and white marble clock, dial signed Couturier à Paris

Lapis, vermeil, gemstone and enamel table clock, Austria-Hungary, circa 1880

Louis XV-style gilt bronze clock, based on a Saint Germain model.

Gilt bronze travel clock

Small vermeil and enamel clock, Leopold Weininger, Vienna, circa 1870

Silver enamel and rock crystal clock

Louis XV period ormolu pomegranate clock, circa 1770-1775

Portable equinoctial dial in silvered and gilded bronze, German work, circa 1730-1740, by Antonius Schega

Restoration period gilt bronze and black marble clock based on a model by the bronze-maker Jean-André Reiche (1752-1817).

Romantic bronze clock depicting Pâris with an apple, Restoration period circa 1830

Gilt bronze clock depicting a barrel organ player, circa 1840

An Empire-period ormolu clock with a sailor and a cotton bale, based on a design by the bronzemaker Michel, dated 1808.

Empire period gilt bronze lyre clock, attributed to Claude Galle

A Temple d'Amour clock with rotating circles in white marble, gilt bronze and cookie from the Louis XVI period, the dial signed FESTEAU A PARIS.

Gilt bronze and white marble "à la Geoffrin" clock from the Louis XV period, the dial and movement signed Julien Le Roy.