Chased bronze and gilt bronze "le char de la fidélité" clock, the circular enameled porcelain dial with Arabic numerals and black railway markers, set in a Roman chariot wheel surmounted by a love and pulled by a dog, allegory of fidelity, resting on a rectangular angled base decorated with a frieze of palmettes, the whole on toupie feet, rooster movement with key winding (wear to gilding, hands attached). With key. Late 19th century. Height 21.5 cm - Width 15 cm The Mobilier National conserves a clock in silvered bronze and white marble representing the theme of the "Char de la Fidélité" from the "Murat collection", chosen by Princess Murat to decorate the "silver boudoir" in her apartments at the Palais de l'Elysée.