Gilded bronze fireplace clock in the style of Louis XVI. France 19th century

Gilded bronze fireplace clock, decorated with rich rocaille ornament, embodies the elegance and playfulness of the Rococo era. The carved body is richly decorated with floral motifs and ornate patterns, emphasizing the refined aesthetics of the composition. The central figure of the composition is a putti depicted as Dionysus, the ancient god of wine and celebration. He sits with flutes in his hands, as if seeing off the completed feast with his song. In the background are elements of plant ornament, emphasizing the movement and dynamics of the form, as well as allusions to nature and a bohemian atmosphere. The broken baton symbolizes the end of a wild celebration and a moment of melancholy, which emphasizes the philosophical dimension of the master`s work. The watch has a round dial with Roman numerals, framed by a decorative bronze crown. Excellent striking with a refined sound. The mechanism has been completely revised. Hallmarks: Letter V, numbers 710. Dimensions: Height: 32 cm. Width: 42 cm.