Skeletonized lyre-shaped clock with calendar functions, made of chiseled and gilded bronze, decorated with pearl-graining and fluted leaves (one element is missing and has been replaced). The ring-shaped dial (with notches) features Roman numerals in black and Arabic numerals in black and red; it is signed “Adam Lechopié A Paris,” who was granted a master’s certificate on January 10, 1758, and displays the seconds, minutes, hours, and the date of the month. It is surmounted by a radiant mask, flanked by cascading fruit. The base consists of a white marble pedestal, adorned with chains, resting on four spindle-shaped feet. Late 18th century. Gilded wooden plinth and glass case. Height: 49 cm - Width: 25 cm - Depth: 12 cm Provenance: - Public auction held on April 10, 2019, by MUIZON and RIEUNIER, lot no. 204. Appraisal conducted by Mr. Cédric HENON - 06 95 34 93 78 - cedric.henon@authenticite.fr