E. Farcot, Eugéne Laurent (1832 – 1898)
France, ca. 1870
94 cm x 37 cm x 24 cm
Original condition
A finely cast and chiseled bronze lady by Eugene Laurent holds a conical pendulum. This pendulum is driven by an eight day skeletonised movement with half hour striking made and patented by E. Farcot, clockmaker working in Paris.
Provenance:
Belgian private collection
Literature:
Tardy, Dictionnaire des Horlogers Français, pp.220. Dereks Roberts, Mystery, Novelty & Fantasy clocks, pp. 123- 126.
23.000 euro
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