Magnificent triptych of mantel clocks made in Italy in the 1970s , an expression of great formal elegance and a nod to the Louis XVI style. This set combines a strong historical identity with the refined construction quality typical of mid- to late-20th-century Italian decorative art, reinterpreting classical motifs with a clean and harmonious formal language.
The central clock case, flanked by two matching pieces, stands out for its balanced structure, carefully crafted finishes, and ornamental details inspired by the French neoclassical tradition. The smooth surfaces alternate with sculpted elements and rigorous lines, giving the triptych a dramatic yet restrained presence, perfect for stately spaces or sophisticated interiors.
This mantel clock is ideal for displaying on imposing fireplace mantels, prestigious sideboards, or imposing console tables, adding personality and charm to classic, modern classic, or luxury contemporary spaces. The attention to detail and quality materials emphasize this piece's importance as a central decorative element.
The triptych is in excellent general condition , with working mechanics, well-preserved surfaces and finishes without obvious defects.
Main features
Origin: Italy
Period: 1970s
Materials: Fine wood, chiseled metal/brass, protective glass for the dial
Style: Neoclassical / Louis XVI reinterpreted
Design: Balanced shapes, classic ornamental motifs, coordinated triptych
Function: Ornamental mantel clock
Condition: Excellent overall condition, working
