Carved White Marble Mantle Clock French, late 19th/early 20th century, clock stamped "Guyenot ? Paris", cast bronze figure of reclining maiden numbered "321" and holding a bird's nest with chicks and a bird and serpent, floral-decorated platform on carved white marble pedestal support encasing a circular enameled clockworks, enameled dial with Roman counters, stepped and carved thumb-mold base with bronze bun feet, with two keys and a pendulum, 20 x 26 x 8-1/4 in., cracking and wear to enameled dial, old breaks, repairs and chip to marble platform base, old crack and repair to marble in rear, lacking one rear foot. Provenance: by descent in the Sprunt and Taylor families of Wilmington and Winston Salem, North Carolina cracking and wear to enameled dial, old breaks, repairs and chip to marble platform base, old crack and repair to marble in rear, lacking one rear foot