Clock (pendule à console) ca. 1720-23 Movement by Louis Mÿnüel French cabinetmaker Charles Cressent broke Paris guild restrictions by making his own bronze fittings for furniture and clocks instead of going to bronze founders. Among the bronzes seized from his workshop in 1723 were figures of Leda and the Swan to be placed below the dial” and a sphinx to be used at the foot of a clock.” These decorative mounts are similar to those on this clock case, which also features a bronze Cupid holding a scythe, symbolizing Love conquering Time.. Clock (pendule à console) 202541
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