A fine quality French ormolu, gilt bronze, mantel clock
with decorated blue porcelain panels, circa 1870, retailed
by Joshua Penlington of Liverpool and Paris
The ornate case with finely cast detailed mouldings,
surmounted by a beautifully cast bust of a young woman,
flanked by high quality castings of griffins, raised on
toupie and scrolled feet.
The painted porcelain dial with Roman numeral chapter
ring, signed Jos Penlington Paris, decorated to the centre
with a finely executed painting and surrounded by gold
leaf motifs, further decoration and painted young woman to
the lower section.
The fully restored spring driven twin barrel movement,
striking the hours on a single bell.
Stamped to the backplate AB within a star (Achille Brocot)
and numbered 1633 17 - 1.
Blued steel hands
This high quality mantel clock is in fine original
condition with the movement fully restored by our FBHI
and Worshipful Clockmakers Company awarded horologist.
Please contact us for delivery details.
Achille Brocot (1817 – 1878) was a renowned
19th-century French clockmaker.