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WIDTH
7.5 in
DEPTH
3.5 in
HEIGHT
12.5 in
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Origin: Paris, France
Period: Louis XVI (Circa 1780–1790)
Materials: Fire-gilded bronze (ormolu), white Carrara marble, and porcelain enamel
Condition: Excellent
Elevate your interior with this magnificent late 18th-century French Neoclassical masterpiece. Combining architectural grandeur with the finest Parisian craftsmanship, this "wishing well" or domed portico clock is a rare and striking showcase of the Louis XVI period’s dedication to balance, symmetry, and classical refinement.
The dial is signed by Michel-Pierre Barancourt (maître in 1779). Known for supplying luxury timepieces to the elite of Paris, Barancourt’s pieces are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
Elevate your interior with this magnificent late 18th-century French Neoclassical masterpiece. Combining architectural grandeur with the finest Parisian craftsmanship, this "wishing well" or domed portico clock is a rare and striking showcase of the Louis XVI period’s dedication to balance, symmetry, and classical refinement.
The dial is signed by Michel-Pierre Barancourt (maître in 1779). Known for supplying luxury timepieces to the elite of Paris, Barancourt’s pieces are highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
WIDTH
7.5 in
DEPTH
3.5 in
HEIGHT
12.5 in
Origin: Paris, France
Period: Louis XVI (Circa 1780–1790)
Materials: Fire-gilded bronze (ormolu), white Carrara marble, and porcelain enamel
Condition: Excellent