Rare regulator in mahogany veneer and gilded bronze, the cen - Lot 228

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25000 - 30000 EUR
Rare regulator in mahogany veneer and gilded bronze, the cen - Lot 228
Rare regulator in mahogany veneer and gilded bronze, the central part contains the enamelled dial with Roman numerals for the hours, Arabic numerals for the minutes and date, signed Frisard in Rouen, the spring signed Monginot and dated April 1809, striking at the passage of the hours, the halves, with date with a compensated balance with wheel adjustment. The upper part of the removable cornice. It is flanked, set on either side, by the gods Mars and Neptune in patinated bronze each holding their attribute: the sword and the trident. It rests on a rectangular base with a projection, underlined by frames of fillets, a frieze of pearls and a wide frieze of alternating palmettes of lotus flowers, decorated with two confronting ibexes pecking out of a cup filled with grapes and The Count of Rambuteau, according to Court, in 1838 vine branches, in appliqué. Empire period (restorations) This regulator presents a crowned eagle, '41', '5612', 'La Malmaison' inscribed on the brass in the lower part of the case, and a crowned eagle, Malmaison, crowned N and 612, on Neptune H : 58 L : 63 P : 22 cm Provenance : this clock would have been offered to the count of Rambuteau by the empress Josephine It is probably Jean-Claude-Thomas Monginot. The Monginot1, are four brothers, originally from Enfonvelle (Haute Marne) and manufacturers of springs. The eldest, Claude, was the first to settle in Paris around 1773, he died in 1796 and his widow continued his activity until 1806. Gaspard appears as Monginot in the various Parisian almanacs and under Monginot the elder after the death of his brother Claude, he dies in 1822. Jacques-Georges: active 35 rue du Marché Neuf until 1801. Jean-Claude-Thomas Monginot, active 32, rue de la Huchette where he dies on October 8, 1812. Charles Henry Frisard was born in Villaret (Switzerland) on May 4, 1779, established rue Grand Pont in Rouen before 1809. He publishes: - Description of a mobile meridian giving each day without reduction, the mean no
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