RARE HANGER WITH ROTATING CIRCLES The urn and snake model. The case in finely chased and gilded bronze in the form of an urn with a double with a double rotating dial in green lacquered enamelled cartouches for the hours and minutes enamelled cartouches for the hours and minutes, with two lateral handles with masks. At the bottom, a snake on the pedestal indicates the time with its the time with its outstretched tongue. It stands on a square square base with canted corners with fluting. Three of the sides are decorated with oval Sèvres porcelain plaques painted in polychrome with trophies and gold frames on a sky blue background. The movement plate is signed in cursive engraving "L' échopier à Paris". The porcelain plates are marked of the Manufacture de Sèvres with the letterdate G for 1759, the presumed mark of the painter Cardin (active between 1749 and 1786). Louis XVI period, circa 1765. Height: 41 cm - Width: 20 cm Depth: 18.5 cm (Good general condition, missing parts and restorations) PROVENANCE - Isaac Pereire Collection (1806 - 1880) - Henriette Pereire Collection (1853 - 1927), daughter wife of Senator Eugène Mir (1843 - 1930). - Élise Malric-Mir (1971 - 1968), niece and adopted daughter adopted daughter. - Still in the family to this day.