Henri Picard A gilt-bronze and black marble three-piece clock garniture paris, last quarter 19th century

the clock surmounted by a bacchanalian group inscribed Clodion/1762 and numbered 3138, the twin train movement by Vicenti, clock and candelabras with the H.PICARD stamp.

the black marble to the clock with scratches and a restored chip to its front upper molded edge in which the glue and crack is visible; tarnishing and green oxidation to the candelabra overall; top of one candelabra is bent; the figural group is not attached to the top of the clock; number 7 lacking dial; no key, no pendulum.
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