A GILT BRONZE MOUNTED AND BISCUIT PORCELAIN THREE-PIECE CLOCK GARNITURE RETAILED BY MAISON BOUDET Paris, circa 1900s

comprised of a mantel clock and a pair of three-light candelabras, the clock modeled with Andromeda freed by Perseus, the enamel clock dial signed BOUDET/A PARIS, the twin train movement impressed with the Vincenti pastille.

Overall in good condition. Porcelain with light scratches, rubbing and surface dirt consistent with age and use. Scattered restorations throughout. Approximately three fingers broken and repaired. One female figure of a candelabra with a broken and repaired foot. The scrolled tripart base issuing the candle arms of one candelabra with a visible seam and residue of glue. The same element on the second candelabra with vertical crack. The gilt bronze is in good condition, with light tarnishing and surface dirt consistent with age and use. The clock's visit door is lacking.
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