Monumental Diana the Huntress clock, the dial showing the day of the week associated with a star and the date of the month, supported by scrolled consoles decorated with roosters and busts of women, joined by garlands of flowers and a ribbon bow, the white marble base with a frieze of foliage and trophies; (minor accidents and restorations, notably to the movement). The dial and movement signed Léchopié in Paris, for Adam L'Echopié, watchmaker received as master in 1758. Late 18th century. H. 74 cm, W. 60 cm, D. 22 cm