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A Temple d'Amour clock with rotating circles in white marble, gilt bronze and cookie from the Louis XVI period, the dial signed FESTEAU A PARIS.

Gilt bronze and white marble "à la Geoffrin" clock from the Louis XV period, the dial and movement signed Julien Le Roy.

Empire-period gilt bronze and patinated bronze clock, dial signed A PARIS

Restoration-period patinated and gilded bronze Masonic clock with stonecutter

Chopard Happy Diamond watch

Panerai Luminor GMT WATCH

CHANEL J12 WATCH

Franck Muller Vanguard WATCH

Early 19th-century gilt bronze and enamel Peddler Clock, after a model by Jean-Simon Deverberie

Large Empire-period gilt bronze portico clock

Louis XV period patinated and gilt bronze Elephant music clock

Louis XIV period parquet clock in red tortoiseshell marquetry, pewter, brass, blackened wood and gilt bronze, circa 1690

Red tortoiseshell, pewter and brass marquetry clock, silvered and gilt bronze mount, probably German work from the early 18th century.

Louis XIV period brown tortoiseshell and brass marquetry Harpies clock with gilt bronze mount, the model attributed to André-Charles Boulle

Portico clock in malachite, rock crystal and gilt bronze from the late Louis XVI period, the dial and movement signed Le Paute / Hger Du Roy.

Table clock or turmchenuhr with quarter chime and tower alarm

Corum Coin WATCH

PANERAI LUMINOR WATCH

Breitling Chronomat

Franck Muller Long Island WATCH

Consulat gilt bronze Chute de Phaéton clock, circa 1800

A late Louis XVI period ormolu pediment clock, circa 1790, attributed to François Rémond (1747-1812) after Louis-Simon Boizot.

A Directoire-period Neptune and Diane clock in white marble and gilded bronze, dated 1796 and signed DELIAU.

White marble, alabaster, porphyry, granite and gilt bronze clock, late 18th century Roman work, circa 1780-1790, workshop of Luigi and Giuseppe Valadier

Important Empire-period patinated and gilt bronze Urania clock, circa 1810-1815.

Late 18th century ormolu clock with the Judgement of Paris

Restoration-period gilt bronze cage clock, circa 1820-1830, the dial signed Lepaute / Hger du roi.

Louis XIV-style gilt bronze, ebony and brown tortoiseshell Parques clock, after a model by André-Charles Boulle

Blackened wood and gilt bronze clock, English work of the George III period, circa 1765

Important cabinet in ebony, gilt bronze and hardstone panels, Italian work, probably Florentine, from the second half of the 19th century