French Industrial Windmill Automaton Table Clock Compendium, around 1880
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Behold the exquisite beauty of a silvered and gilt windmill clock, a masterpiece that undoubtedly bears the mark of Guilmet, crafted around 1880.
This splendid timepiece features a fahrenheit thermometer on one side and a centigrade thermometer on the other, adding both practicality and elegance to its design. The 8-day clock, adorned with a silvered dial and Roman numerals, is crowned by a barometer, symbolizing the perfect harmony between timekeeping and atmospheric measurement.
But the true marvel lies in the windmill's sails, driven by an independent movement that breathes life into this mechanical wonder. To wind the mechanism, one simply opens the small door at the base, revealing the intricate workings within.
This French Industrial Windmill Automaton Clock Compendium, dating back to circa 1890, boasts a cast brass tower mill-form case with a conical roof, exuding timeless charm and sophistication. Its 2 1/4-inch silvered roman numeral dial, complemented by an aneroid barometer and two silvered alcohol thermometer scales, epitomizes precision and craftsmanship.
With its pierced railing and lower hinged door unveiling the winding arbor, this clock invites you to immerse yourself in its intricate details and enchanting mechanism. Standing at a majestic height of 17 1/2 inches, it commands attention and admiration, serving as a testament to the ingenuity of its creator and the timeless allure of French horology.
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