Antique mantel clock, bronze, France, Emil Fuchs, 1890, large, 55 cm,... For Sale

Mantel Clock“Églantine”France
c.a 1890Emil FuchsHe was born on 9 August 1866 in Vienna (Austria). He studied fine arts at the renowned academies in Vienna and Berlin. After winning the prestigious Prix de Rome in 1891, he moved to Rome to live and refine his technique until 1897. Success in British High Society: In 1897 he moved to London, where he quickly became a sought-after artist of British nobility and royalty. He created official portraits and commemorative medals for Queen Victoria and King Edward VII.Bronze MarbleOnyxPendulum ChimeAbout the mechanism Mechanical watch, movementFrench watchmaker and watch manufacturerSamuel MartiThe company was originally founded in 1832 by Samuel Marti in Montbéliard, France. Throughout its history, Marti has collaborated with other watchmaking greats such as Japy Frères and received numerous awards at international exhibitions, including bronze medals (1860) and silver medals (1889), before winning the gold medal in 1900.
Dial - Porcelain with numerals, framed in bronze Glass DoorsFacade bronze inlay on bronze gilding8 day clock Bell Beautiful Beat Clock Every Half Hour, Every HourPendulum Bells and key - includedDimensions: approx clockHeight 75cm Width 35cmDepth 25cm15kg