Antique French Gilt Bronze Empire Neoclassical Statue Clock by Rabiat Paris 1810 Sold British Museum London
Description
British Museum London
In 1960 Ansel Hall
The front of the cellarette has a kite shaped boxwood escutcheon
A good antique Tiffany Iridescent blue glass "Favrile" bowl
by James Alexander Walker (1831-1898)
Antique French Gilt Bronze Empire Neoclassical Statue Clock by Rabiat Paris 1810 Sold British Museum LondonIncredible investment quality antique French gilded bronze Empire eight day clock, "Allegory of Poetry" Claude Franois Rabiat circa 1810, in excellent condition. The clock depicts a handsome tall winged angel holding a stylus and leaning on a column with two volumes on philosophy. The column with four portrait plaques including "Caesar" and the writer philosopher "Xenophon", there are two further portrait plaques to the side of the column, the clock
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