Wall clock and its console with ringing on demand in marquetry known as Boulle of tinted red tortoiseshell and brass nets with scroll decoration, rich ornamentation of chased and gilded bronzes such as mask, acanthus leaves, scrolls and birds, circular dial with twelve white enamelled plates with Roman numerals in blue and plate signed CDG Mesnil A Paris (accidents, missing and raised, bronzes revern, putto probably reported, modified movement). Regency period. Height : 73 73 - Width : 29,5 - Depth : 13 cm Note : Claude I du Grand-Mesnil, received master on January 7, 1716, he worked in particular for the merchant merchant Hébert, employed cases of André-Charles Boulle and counted among his customers the duke of Bourbon as well as the prince of Conti. Expert : Mr Cédric Hénon.