An early 20th-century three-piece gilt metal and marble clock garniture by A. Villon (Albert), the clock with a country maiden playing a lute and the case with martial trophies. The white porcelain dial with swags of painted flowers and inscribed for the retailer, Poussin, Cherbourg. Accompanied by a pair of slender two handle urns with cherub decoration All supported on cream and rouge marble bases with gilt scroll feet. 30 cm wide x 17 cm deep x 38 cm high. the clock.

Condition Report

Both going and chiming train wind freely, the movement runs but this is no guarantee of reliability or accuracy.

The clock chimes the hours and the half hours with a passing strike.

Crack to one of the feet on a garniture, but it still stands.

The metal elements are gold-painted rather than true gilt.

Some damage to the feet of the clock.