A Pair of French Architectural Verdigris Copper Clock Face Hands c.1900

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A Pair of French Architectural Verdigris Copper Clock Face Hands c.1900Origin: French Period: Early 20thC Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Length: 20 x 4. 25 and 14. 5 x 5 The decorative pair of verdigris copper architectural clock hands, of good size, being attractively shaped in the French taste, and surviving from the turn of the nineteenth century. The hands are in complete condition with no losses and have verdigris and attractive pitted wear with some natural bend. These hands would have been part of salvaged from

now presented in a good burr maple frame to a charcoal inset border

Its youthful features were not intended as a likeness of the deceased

There is a leaf effect painted to the top right of the picture

the mahogany frame standing on very finely carved and turned baluster shaped octagonal front legs with rear sabre legs having the original brass castors surviving from early nineteenth century England

The hinged Jaw is still operational

His late professional pursuit of his artistic interests meant that it was only towards the end of his life that his work was starting to gain serious recognition

picnic sets

" With the recent centenary anniversary of the sinking

The generously proportioned walnut carcass upholstered in rich ruby rose fine corduroy button-back velvet

He was also celebrated for his purchase of the historic Niagara Falls Museum

This example is later

among them Bruce Talbert

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