Antique Swedish Gustavian Signed Wall Clock Gilt 1900, Rococo Golden Clock

Antique French Rococo Brass Mantel Clock – Late 19th Century, Enamel Dial Signed Bardinot, 8-Day Bell Strike A fine late 19th century French brass mantel clock, beautifully cast in the Rococo style with ornate foliate scrolls and decorative motifs. The enamel dial, signed Bardinot (indistinct), displays elegant Arabic numerals and finely shaped hands. The clock houses an 8-day movement, striking on a bell, and retains its original pendulum, visible through the rear inspection door. The case is richly detailed with scrolling foliage, lattice textures, and decorative masks, all accentuated by the warm patina of the aged brass. Measuring 35 cm high x 20 cm wide x 9 cm deep, this piece is both decorative and functional, offering collectors a fine example of French horology from the Belle Époque era. Its Rococo design makes it a striking addition to any mantelpiece, collection of antique clocks, or luxury interior décor. Key Features Origin: France, late 19th century (circa 1880–1900) Style: Rococo, with foliate scroll and lattice cast brass case Dial: Enamel, signed Bardinot (unverified), Arabic numerals Movement: 8-day, bell-striking, pendulum present Dimensions: 35 cm high x 20 cm wide x 9 cm deep Condition: Excellent antique condition, minor age wear consistent with use Antique French mantel clock, Rococo brass clock, Bardinot enamel dial clock, 19th century French clock, 8-day striking mantel clock, Belle Époque French horology, antique Rococo clock...

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Swedish rococo revival gilt wall clock by westerstrand circa 1950. Good quality rococo influenced clock by well known swedish maker westerstrand. Fitted with a twin train 8 day mov...

Large Gustavian wall clock with a movement signed by Jacob Kock (1737-1805). He was a court clockmaker in Stockholm and supplied clocks to the court of King Gustav III. This pendulum...