Dimensions: cm. h. 93x42x18, bracket cm. h. 39x50x27. French manufacture, signed on the dial and on the back plate: "Thiout Le Jeune Paris". Nicolas Thiout, known as the younger to distinguish him from his brother Charles, became a master in 1733, died in 1772. Shell veneered case, with chased and gilt bronze applications. On top, a statuette of a cherub, missing an element in its left hand. Allegorical scene on the door. Espagnolette feet. Chased and gilt bronze dial, with enameled cartouches for the hours in black Roman numerals and on the outside, also on enameled cartouches (two missing), the minutes in increments of five in Arabic numerals, in the center an enameled disc with the signature. Lance-shaped steel hands. Square movement with two winding barrels, one for time and the other for the chime. Chime of the hours and half-hours on a bell by means of a locking plate with Arabic numerals from 1 to 12 engraved. Thread-suspended pendulum. Original bracket with harpy decoration. Excellent state of conservation.