French Figural Spelter Clock with Side Urns
Victorian depiction of a female figure playing the harp which is sitting on a column. The base of the clock is believed to be granite. The clock is in nonworking order. The face of the clock contains the name HENNEBOIS and ROUBAIX. There are two side urns featuring a seated nude figure petting the head of a bird. They also are mounted on what is believed to be granite bases. The back of the clock has a curved glass door for access to the movement. The clock stands 25 inches tall and at the widest point is 14 inches. The depth of the clock is 7.5 inches.The urns stand 15.75 inches tall and are 6.5 inches at the widest point.
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Victorian depiction of a female figure playing the harp which is sitting on a column. The base of the clock is believed to be granite. The clock is in nonworking order. The face of the clock contains the name HENNEBOIS and ROUBAIX. There are two side urns featuring a seated nude figure petting the head of a bird. They also are mounted on what is believed to be granite bases. The back of the clock has a curved glass door for access to the movement. The clock stands 25 inches tall and at the widest point is 14 inches. The depth of the clock is 7.5 inches.The urns stand 15.75 inches tall and are 6.5 inches at the widest point.
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