Bronze Clocks

Maurice Dufrêne and Félix Voulot Rare Art Nouveau Gilt Bronze Museum Clock Paris France, circa 1900 Gilt bronze, enameled metal Dimensions: 21.5 × 9 × 8 inches (55 × 23 × 20 cm) Art nouveau clock features two dancing figures in flowing dresses and was designed for La Maison Moderne founded by Julius Meier-Graefe in Paris in 1898 to highlight the zenith of Art Nouveau design and innovation. Organic ginkgo leaf gilt bronze base witch looks to be of a tree form supporting the female twirling dancers in a state of jubilation. Impressed signature to top ‘Voulot’. Condition: Excellent. Clock works and rings very well. Clock keys...

Charles Korschann (1872-1943) An Art Nouveau bronze table clock Gilt and patinated bronze, modelled as a nude female, her hand over the opening of a fountainhead, with water rus...

Cage clock of the Art Nouveau period in bronze and polychrome cloisonné enamels, of oriental style. The bronze structure is gilded, coppered, and decorated in places with acanthus leaves and flowers. The whole mechanism is surrounded by six columns with richly flowered motifs, four of which form feet. Each shaft ends in a button shape in a very oriental taste. The round dial has a green marble center and displays the hours in Roman numerals. It bears a signature on the front, "SERVANT FILS & J, Paris". This 1900 clock testifies to the attraction for the Orient and the Orientalist aesthetic which experienced a considerable boom in Western countries throughout the 19th century. Circa: 1900 Base dimensions: 27 cm x 19 cm (10.63 in x 7.48 in) Overall dimensions: W: 27cm, D: 19cm, H: 44cm. Overall dimensions: W: 10.6in, D: 7.5in, H: 17.3in. The technique of cloisonne enamels Cloisonné is a technique for making objects with enamel decoration surrounded by curved copper wires. This ancestral process originated in the Arabian Peninsula and was imported into China in the 13th century. Craftsmen quickly appropriated this technique and developed it to the point of making it a typically Chinese art which had its golden age during the Ming dynasty. The Chinese cloisonné is found on many objects such as vases, bowls or chests and fascinates by its impressive number of partitions that give it a rich and unique decoration. From the 14th century onwards, Peking enamels...

Our lovely gilt bronze mantel clock in the manner of Maurice DuFrene features a movement by A.D. Mougin, circa 1900-1905, and dial with black enameled numbers and lightening bolt sha...

A rare and impressive Antique 1881 Ansonia open escapement mantel clock. Made of bronze and marble featuring neoclassical styling with a woman seated o...

Art Nouveau clock in chiseled and gilded bronze. The frame represents a nude woman lying in a leaf and a child holding a flower. They are in a leafy ...

French clock in bronze and white statuary marble. Two Cupids or Putti holding the globe and in the upper part instead there is Cupid sitting with his torch (symbol of the passion of...

A French Art Nouveau gilt-bronze clock by Marionnet, resembling a pedestal from a sculpture garden, grown over with vines and ivy, executed in high relief gilt bronze. (MG Inventory...

"Allégorie du Temps" Art Nouveau sculptural clock by François-Raoul Larche French, ciirca 1905 Measures: Height 75cm, width 52cm, depth 40cm This extremely large pendule à cercle tournant clock is titled "Allégorie du Temps" meaning Allegory of Time. Time is depicted as a female figure entwined in drapery, standing on an orbiting clock...

A French Art Nouveau clock in green and brown patinated bronze, by Maurice Dufrène. The clock has dancing figures of a man and a woman, modeled by Félix Voulot for the Parisian atelier La Maison Moderne...

We are delighted to this absolutely stunning and really very large Art Nouveau mantle clock circa 1890 by the great Seth Thomas This clock is hug...

20th century Vidal Grau real size Art Noveau gilt bronze woman sculpture, Signed on the ball base.