Museum clock Anthony Aviolet London circa 1680/1720

Museum clock Anthony Aviolet London circa 1680/1720

A cabinet clock, floor

housing: walnut, mahogany, boxwood, olive and many other types of veneers, glass; mechanism: brass, bronze, steel; height: 216 cm; width cm; depth cm.
England, London, turn of the 17th / 18th century
Simple-shaped cabinet housing. With a door with a circular slide showing the movement of the pendulum. Hood with glass door, simple cornice. Brass dial, on the ring Roman numeral hour and minute Arabic; in the center of the dial at the top there is a second hand, below the inscription "Anthony Aviolet / London"; a square calendar window below it. Openwork tips. At the top, in the arcade, a shield that turns the clock run on and off. Cast, openwork corners with a motif of a plant flagellum and turbinates; cupids holding the crown in the backwater. The entire surface of the wardrobe is covered with a rich veneer inlays made of walnut, blackberry, boxwood, olive, mahogany and many others.
An extremely impressive example of the most luxurious English clock of the "long case" type
Beautiful makes an impression !!!
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