A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845). - Bukowskis

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Gilt and patinated bronze. White enamel dial marked: Eduard Engelbrechten Stockholm. Key and pendulum included. Length 30, height 36 cm.

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Drawing for the model "Le Matelot" found in Bibliotèque Nationale, Paris dated August 1808 (Cabinet des Estampes), Le 30 fol. Elke Niehüser, Die Französische Bronzeuhr, München 1997, compare similar mantle clock depicted p. 142; Ottomeyer/Pröschel, Vergoldete Bronzen, München 1986, part I, compare similar mantle clock 5.15.26. picture p. 381.

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A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

A Empire Mantle clock, "Le Matelot" by Eduard Engelbrechten (active in Stockholm 1815-1845).

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