19th C Female with a Horn Salvage Pendulum from a Clock Antique

19th C Female with a Horn Salvage Pendulum from a Clock AntiqueFemale with a Horn Salvage Pendulum from a Clock 19th Century Bronze toned (patinated brass?) clock pendulum bob, featuring a neoclassical or romantic medallion design of a woman in relief Often made as decorative components of French or Viennese wall clocks Vertical rod and adjustable screw indicate this was part of a regulator or cartel style clock

volumes 1-6 and atlas

Helene Kreszenz Sedlmayr (1813-1898)

and a rose bouquet at her chest

The layout and architectural curve suggest it might have been copied from a fresco or altarpiece with an arch

Very early English translation of the original French book Paul et Virginie by Bernardin de Saint-Pierre

Victorian brass cahepot - mid to late 19th c (1860-1890)

on front lion's paw feet

Tramp art is believed to have originated around the 1860s–1870s

became popular for their elegance and craftsmanship

loose hinges to front panel

likely originally had a brass lined top

Small Floral Oil Art