Bronze Goddess Table

[Bronze Goddess Lifting Table]

Bronze Goddess Lifting Table, France, 19th century, with a height of 58 centimeters and a bottom of 14 centimeters square
The bronze statue of the goddess stands on a copper seat 8.5 centimeters high, holding a bow and arrow in its left hand, and holding a spherical pendulum clock in its right hand. The front face of the ball is a single set of two needle clock dials, and the symbols from 1 to 12 hours are drum shaped round porcelain pieces inlaid on the ball surface. The clock machine is mounted inside a ball with a long, central opening under the ball, from which the reed of the pendulum hangs. The outer part of the sphere is a copper ring, and a long pendulum is fixed in the middle of the lower part of the copper ring. The pendulum length can be adjusted by a knob. Hang the copper ring on the swing spring using the hook below the copper ring, and it becomes a pendulum. This clock has a unique shape and is eye-catching.