An Empire ormolu mantel clock, after a design by Jean-Andre Riche, circa 1805

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An Empire ormolu mantel clock, after a design by Jean-Andre Riche, circa 1805
The rectangular case modelled with the figure of a classically draped young maiden seated at a table reading from a volume, the circular white enamel Arabic dial signed and inscribed Boulu e pe. de Lepine. Hger. de Limperatrice a Paris, Roue de Roule pres celle Betizv no. 4, the twin-train movement with silk suspension and count-wheel strike on a bell, on a marmo verde antico plinth, with toupie feet
11¼in. (28.5cm.) wide; with an associated glass dome and ebonised base

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COMPARATIVE LITERATURE:
A clock with very similar case, attributed to Jean André Reiche, is illustrated in Han's Ottomeyer's and Peter Pröschel's Vergoldete Bronzen, Klinkhardt and Biermann, Mnchen. Page 374, fig.5.15.4.