A mantle clock, after Francois and Louis Moreau, France, around 1900.
A mantle clock, after Francois and Louis Moreau, France, around 1900.
Patinated metal on a stone base. Enamelled clock face with Arabic numerals and garlands, in the form of a reclining woman. Signed Moreau and marked Made in France. Length 48 cm, height 34 cm. Pendulum missing. Key included.
Not thoroughly examined. Movement not tested. Wear. Minor chips. Keys included.
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