French Industrial Revolution Lighthouse Table Clock by André Romain Guilmet, 1890s
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Experience the elegance and craftsmanship of the 19th century with this stunning French Industrial Revolution lighthouse clock by André Romain Guilmet (1827-1892). Standing at 53 cm high, this exquisite timepiece from the 1890s features a rotating turret with an eight-day time-only mechanism, a barometer, a thermometer, a compass, and a clock face, all elegantly enclosed by an open canopy.
The base is adorned with intricate decorative brass elements, including rope, an anchor, chains, and a cog border, enhancing its nautical charm. Crafted from silver-plated, polished, and gilded bronze and brass, this double-sided pendulum clock is a true testament to Guilmet's ingenuity and attention to detail. The automaton movement within the base activates the rear mechanism, adding a captivating dynamic element to the piece.
Complete with a key, this fully operational lighthouse clock is a rare find, perfect for collectors and enthusiasts of antique horology. Embrace a piece of history with this remarkable work of art, meticulously crafted during the height of the Industrial Revolution.
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