Guilmet Industrial Steam Hammer Clock Circa 1870 Ceremonial whose influence defined mid-18th-century British

whose influence defined mid-18th-century British interiors

Condition: Excellent presentation with minimal signs of age

the table seamlessly blends artistry with historical reverence—an exquisite homage to Rome’s enduring allure

Material: Rosewood with brass inlay

Guilmet Industrial Steam Hammer Clock Circa 1870 Ceremonial whose influence defined mid-18th-century BritishA late 19th Century black patinated and lacquered brass industrial mystery novelty clock in the form of a steam hammer by Andr Romain Guilmet. France, circa 1870 Height: 46 cms (18. 1 ins) Width: 30. 5 cms (12 ins) Depth: 15 cms (6 ins) Andr Romain Guilmet was a French clockmaker who was active in Paris during the end of the 19th century. Guilmet was renowned for his craftsmanship and mechanical knowledge, and his workshop was located at 103 Rue du