French Louis XV Cartel three-bell clock entirely panelled and surmounted by a putto figure, it is embellished with gilded bronze frames that fall in leaf motifs over the dial, which features Roman numerals. The Cartel watch is a type of watch that originated in France at the end of the 17th century, during the reign of Louis XIV. The most acclaimed models are composed of two parts, the large clock and the base, called in jargon Coul de Lampe. We can find them in inlaid wood, in Boulle marquetry, in poor lacquer decoration, and in green horn. In all cases signed in front of the dial and in the rest of the mechanism by the Master Watchmaker. These watches are large in size and were displayed in the great French salons. The rarest models are adorned with chased and gilded bronzes surmounted by a figure. Mechanism to be overhauled. Provenance: 18th century France. Measurements: 45x20 cm, H 110 cm. Certificate of Authenticity. We are at your disposal for further clarifications or photographic details. Shipping throughout Italy, Europe and the rest of the world at very low prices with maximum security and traceability. Shipping will be agreed privately.
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