A FRENCH NEO-GREC GILT BRONZE MOUNTED WHITE ONYX THREE PIECE CLOCK GARNITURE, BELLE EPOQUE (1871-1914), a standing figure of triumphant cupid finial within anthemion scrolling lid and a leaf encrusted compote on circular foot above a beveled glazed window opening to a gilt mounted dial with white and cobalt enameled Arabic numerals, the clockworks with various inscriptions and numbers 1112, 5 and 8, within two lion's mask mounts with integral handles, on a rectangular gilt bronze trimmed cavetto plinth base, raised on winged and stylized palmette knee splayed buttressed legs terminating in lion's paw feet; together with a pair of four light candelabra with delicately turned onyx bobêches, issued from a central ball standard, ending in ring turned tapered socle and circular cavetto white onyx base to a circular bronze foot, clock height: 19", width: 9 1/2", depth: 7".