1855 Antique French Bronze Mantle Pendulum and similar items

Circa 1855 - 1899 A lovely sweet chime sounds on the half-hour in this Antique clock made by Japy Freres, France. The French movement is by Japy Frres and is of the makers usual high quality. It is in excellent clean and running condition. It runs for 8 days and strikes the hours and halves on a bell. Click the video below to hear the bell and watch the clock running. Japy Frres clockmaker's mark on the movement backplate. Clock measurements: 17" tall to tip of finial, 12" wide and 7 inches front to back on the base from foot edge to foot edge. Weight is 12 lbs approx. A remarkable clock from a well reputed maker. The classic style that will show off your good taste! Would make a coveted addition to your mantle! Movement with the manufacturer's stamp from 1855 by Japy Freres Cie On the back surface of the mechanism there is a stamp A.1 in an oval, the manufacturer's mark, a serial number and one more sign (see photo) Each part of this clock is marked "LR" on the inner surface and the same number 13136 Date of production: circa 1855 - 1899 Country of origin: France Sound: on the hour and on the half-hour with the bell Dial: Enamel Case: bronze Condition: works, the mechanism has been checked Dimensions (cm): 44x29.5x17.5 Dimensions (inch): 17x12x7 Weight (kg): 5.6 Wind-up and adjusting key included Caveats: The body has some wear and tear Chips around the winding holes on the dial (please see photos as they are part of the description) Half-erased brand of the manufacturer on the back surface of the mechanism You can see the product in action on my YouTube channel AntiqueClocksDepot https://youtu.be/ElaOdV057-4 _______________________________ Important: The age of the piece is determined approximately Antique clocks are not new clocks! A centenary clock may not be perfect, don't expect it to look like new. Color may vary slightly depending on screen settings and minor surface scratches. Some clocks require additional adjustments and adjustments to the beat, so keep this in mind before purchasing. Better to have an experienced clockmaker do it for you.