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Stolen January 2003 Belgium A French Directoire pendule, made by CH.es Oudin à Paris, c. 1795. (elève de Breguet) The trapezium shaped case is veneered with burl amboina and embellished by ormolu ornaments in the shape of griffins, swans and torches. The time is indicated by two blued steel hands on the white enamel dial with a black chapterring with Arabic hour division, red Arabic fifteen minute division, five minute division and minute division The week-going movement is driven by two springs in spring barrels. The going train has anchor escapement with short pendulum and wire suspension. The half hour striking train is regulated by a lock plate and indicates the hour fully and the half hours with one stroke on a bell. The clock is in excellent condition. Literatuur: Tardy, Dictionnaire des Horlogers Francais, blz. 496 Submitted by: Leopold De Saeytijd Belgium +32 (0) 3 353 87 08 email via intermediate: sven.pauwels@belgacom.net Official Police Authority: Federale Politie Antwerpen Dhr. Gerry Smet Tel: +32 (0) 3 670 77 21 email: gda.antwerpen@skynet.be Dimensions Height 27 cm Width 17 cm Depth 10,5 cm |
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