French bronzed spelter and marble mantel clock, dating from the late 19th century, features a seated female musician figure, inspired by Moreau. The clock showcases a light bronzed finish and rests upon a sienna marble style plinth base, accented with fluted toupie feet. It is equipped with a 10cm white Arabic dial, which fronts an 8-day movement. This movement incorporates an outside countwheel, striking the hours and half-hours on a bell, and bears an indistinct Medaille signature. The clock measures 15½ inches (39.5cm) in height and 20¾ inches (52.7cm) in length, and is supplied with its original key.

Condition Report: The clock is in working order, winding and running, and strikes accurately. The dial is original and well-preserved. Overall, the piece is in good condition, exhibiting some ingrained dirt and dust, along with minor wear to the painted bronzed finish on raised details and edges. There is no damage to the spelter. Noted imperfections include small chips to the marble on the back right corner of the plinth.

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