A Napoleon III gilt-bronze and rouge Antique mantle clock Paris, circa 1875

the black and polychrome enamel dial inscribed Emile Colin & C^{ie. / Paris / 29 Rue Sevigne 29}, the twin-train movement stamped E. B. and numbered 20415 and with the Vicenti seal, the pendulum similarly numbered. 

Overall good condition. Tarnishing and dirt to gilt-bronze. Both putti have lost attributes held in their hands, the one to the right of the clock with garlands detached and with a loss to the end. Two minor chips to the back of the clock to the left side of the visiting glazed door. The clock sits on a base now detached. Pendulum and bell, no key.
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