Georges Emile Henri Servant French, 1828 - c.1890 A French Egyptomania gilt bronze, Rouge de France and black marble five-piece clock garniture Paris, third quarter 19th century

the bust of Isis signed EMILE HEBERT and with the Georges Servant foundry seal and inscribed Medaille d'or 1867, the clock dial with Arabic numerals inscribed MEDAILLE D'OR 1867/ G. SERVANT A PARIS, the twin-train movement also signed with the Georges Servant stamp.

Please note that the movement has not been checked for functionality. However, the movement is complete and may be put into a working state by a professional horologist. Overall in good condition with the usual tarnishing and dirt to gilt bronze mounts consistent with age and atmospheric conditions through the years. Isis's face with wear and rubbing which has worn away the gilding. One of the tazza with two small chips to rim. Marble overall with small abrasions and surface scratches.
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