Parquet pendulum/Comtoise clock late 18th-early 19th

Traditional wedding gift that punctuated the life of the new spouses, it is in perfect working order. Hours in roman chifres with strong relief and minutes (every quarter of an hour) in arabic numerals. Rings the hours and half hours on 2 different bells. The pendulum is behind the weights. It is pyramidal in shape. The dial is enamelled domed in one piece. The molded brass pediment has a dominant sun on a fleur-de-lys. The malfroy signature on the frame could correspond to malfroy mayet-tissot of the village of morbier in the jura, active in 1789. The crate was cleared of its gangue of paints. It is locally made. The mechanism, original, is in exceptional condition. Excellent condition. Gives a soul to the house. As much for collection as for use.