Building clock movement with horizontal arrangement from the end of the 19th century, without restored and enlarged with a striking mechanism and complications as indicated by the the inscription on a plate applied to the frame 'Restored 19th century church clock, assembly of a bell with striking mechanism, creation of a calendar with moon phases phases by Michel Cabut 1975/1976'. Brass, steel and iron. H. 1m 68 ; W. 84cm ; D. 35cm Rectangular frame, original escapement where the lifts of an anchor similar to that of a peg escapement escapement engages with the spindles of a lantern gear, rectangular spruce stem balance with applied fleur-de-lys decoration and a flat biconvex lens decorated with an openwork with Chinese-style openwork decoration (later), spring suspension and electric motor winding. by electric motor, dials for the months with the signs of the zodiac in medallions applied brass medallions, the age and phase of the moon, and the years 1976-2005 have been added around the regulating dial, as well as gilded brass applique decoration on both sides and the sides and the cylindrical weights. Expert appraisal: Mr Anthony TURNER