Triptych with clock and pair of candlesticks, Etienne Lenoir - Henry Dasson, France, second half of the 19th century
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The bronze triptych consists of a central clock and two side candelabra.All three elements have a similar base: a Rouge Griotte marble plinth rests on a square base, around which there is a laurel wreath in bronze, finely chiseled with a burin. The clock presents the bronze figure of a putto kneeling on the left leg, while the right is advanced and partially covered by a drapery that also hides the groin. The head is bowed in an attitude of effort, while both arms are raised to support the watch case. This, gilded and decorated with chisel and burin with a beaded cord that resumes