Gilt bronze and patinated clock (resumptions) representing the deliverance of Chactas by Atala, the white enamelled dial, the hours in Roman numerals, the timer in railroad. It is set in a pyre covered with a lion skin against which rest a spear and a rifle. The base is decorated with a bas-relief representing the funeral of Atala, the four feet toupie (the spear to be reattached). The dial signed Le Roy Horloger de Madame. Around 1810. Height : 40 cm 40 cm - Width : 32 cm - Depth : 11 cm Biography : Pierre KJELLBERG, Encyclopédie de la pendule française du Moyen Age au XXe siècle, Paris, 1997, p.359, ill. E.