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Collections > Clocks & Watches > Wall clock
Wall clock
Also known as a Cartel or 'hanging' clock, this case design was popular in the 18th century and was much copied in the 19th century. Its design is close to a drawing for a clock, attributed to Jean-Charles Delafosse (1734-89) an architect and professor of drawing at the Académie de Saint-Luc in Paris. He published several volumes of engraved designs and was influential in encouraging the neo-classical style which was superseding the rococo after the mid 18th century.
Size: Height: 81 cm; Width: 40 cm. (Approx.).
Artist / Maker: Buzot a Paris
School: French
Place: France
Object Type: clock
Actual Date: c.1770
Century: 18th century
Materials: Gilt-bronze, Enamel, Glass
Museum Accession Number: Founders/CW.67
