Clock; Napoleon III period, late 19th century. Bronze. It has Paris machinery. Measurements: 62 x 33,5 x 26,5 cm. Clock made in bronze that presents a structure of geometric volumes with sharp, clean edges. The piece is supported by four bronze legs in the shape of a lion`s claw, which are joined to the base by means of plant ornaments. In the central part of the base is a face, whose forehead is crowned with a scallop, showing the classical inspiration of the clock`s ornamentation. The base is crowned with a crowned finish, where the central body is placed, with knockers on the sides that end in lion`s heads. In the main area, the designs are found in the areas reserved for the corners, while in the centre is the clock case, with black Roman numerals and a bronze plate superimposed on them, leaving small inscriptions for each number. The upper area is finished off with a large crest.