Oeil de boeuf clock - Enamel, Glass, Wood - 1850-1900

French, about 170-year-old Morez Oeil de Beuf wall clock in an outer oval-shaped curved wooden frame (top-lift) and an inner marquetry wooden frame with inlays and mother-of-pearl inlays, behind glass in front of a hexagonal wooden case. Dial: Alabaster (with a spot of glue between ten and eleven), signed "A Mougenot A Homécourt", Roman enamel numerals (blue on a white ground) in brass-framed cartouches. Key-wound pendulum movement in a contemporary iron frame with a half-hour strike on a bell (new bell spring included). The movement and striking mechanism are functional, but require revision.

Estimate:£150.69

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