A RESTAURATION ORIENTALIST BRONZE MOUNTED SIENA MARBLE MANTLE CLOCK, SECOND QUARTER 19TH CENTURY, the classically robed maiden wearing an intricately detailed turban and holding a pen, while leaning on a block form pedestal draped with a shawl behind two lidded inkpots, above a curling foliate detailed bezel framing reed and ball trim enclosing a circular gilt dial with black Roman chapters, enclosing Breguet gilt steel hands and twin key escapements, reversing to brass eight-day clockworks marked "Denière Paris," over a bronze leaf tip banded base on a rectangular plinth mounted with a gilt slipper resting on a tasseled pillow, above stylized scrolling acanthus leaf mounted corners and a frieze of guilloche paterae, over a fluted cavetto and raised on corner curling acanthine cast feet joined by an apron of continuous leaf tips. Height: 21 1/2" Width: 15 1/2" Depth: 6" Provenance: Lifelong Collection of Clocks and Antiques, Navasota, Texas