JAPY FRERES clock company (active from 1772 - to early 20th century), Mantel clock, neo-Rococo, with a pair of candelabra

gilt bronze, enamel, convex glass, steel; height 39 cm; width 27.7 cm; depth 19 cm; candelabra dimensions: 1/28 x 23.8 x 15.5 cm; 2/ 29.3 x 24.2 x 12.6 cm.
France, Paris, Japy Freres, 3rd third of 19th century.
Clock in an irregularly shaped case, supported on 5 legs; the body of the clock set (fixed) on 4 volute legs on a presentoire base, with a floor with a regency grid motif. Mechanism in a box framed by two acanthus branches; in the finial a shell and a floral garland. The dial with white enamel, Roman hour and Arabic minute divisions, at the bottom - the trademark of Japy Freres et Co - crossed letters: "J, F, C". The door with convex glass. At the back, covering the mechanism, brass door, cut into an openwork rosette; on the mechanism plate - under the steel bell bowl - the company's mark of distinction: around the cross of the Legion of Honor the inscription: "Japy Freres- Med. d'Honneur" and the beaten number "71178/X".
Complete with a pair of three candelabra with acanthus leaf decoration.