Boundary clock in matt and bright gilt bronze, featuring a hunting Diana holding a dog. The movement is housed in a quadrangular terminal, adorned with a stag's head between two bodies, applied to the bezel chased with a frieze of palmettes, and topped with an octagonal sundial. Terrace underlined by a frieze of leaves and darts. Base in sea-green marble veneer, resting on four turned and knurled bronze feet. White enameled dial, signed "BERENGER, Rue St Martin N°16", hour markers in black with Roman numerals and dashes for the minutes. Mechanical movement with key winding. Wire suspension. 19th century, Empire-Restauration period. 40 x 32.5 x12 cm. Minor chips to the keyways and marble; oxidation, notably on the reverse of the terrace; sundial style and element on Diana's back missing.