Antique clocks, designer clocks and decorative table watches

Decorative or collector's clocks: antique clocks, regulators, table clocks, wall clocks, cartels, or modern clocks with elaborate designs. The pieces cover the Louis XV, Louis XVI, Empire, Restoration, Napoleon III, Art Deco and 20th-century design styles. Gilt bronze mantel clocks, portico clocks, column clocks, or models in marble or blackened wood are often signed by renowned workshops or manufacturers such as Raingo Frères, Japy Frères, Vincenti & Cie, Lepaute, Denière, or Silvani. These names are frequently found on the dials or movements of vintage timepieces. Modern or vintage models include designer clocks from the 1950s to 1980s, made from chromed metal, moulded plastic, glass or brass, sometimes associated with designers or publishers such as Blessing, Vedette, Odo or Kienzle. Whether it's a bronze mantel clock, a wall-mounted pendulum regulator, an Art Deco clock or a signed desk watch, each piece combines technical function, decorative refinement and historical value. These timepieces fit in just as well with classic interiors as with a thematic collection or a vintage decorative universe.