Bracket type table clock. VICENTE GINER, Barcelona, mid-eighteenth century. Cabinet case with gilt bronze applications. Signed dial, with gilded bronze spandrels, striking and calendar of the month with needle. Eight-day winding machine, square plates, engraved on the back, hour chiming on a bell. Measurements: 56 x 32.5 x 20 cm. Desk clock of the bracket type, with a case in wood and ornamental bronze applications in relief and round bulge. It has a front with an architectural composition, with a façade topped by a talud-type dome with curved angles, raised on a moulded base, in turn raised on four gilt-bronze feet. The corners are decorated with stipes combining anthropomorphic busts and vegetal bodies. The spandrels or spandrels are decorated with other bronze applications in the form of spandrels and foliage of classical inspiration. This one, gilded, is signed by Vicente Giner (Barcelona), and has Roman numerals engraved in black for the hours and Arabic for the minutes. The hands are Baroque in style. A second, smaller dial is located at the top, which indicates whether or not the chime is activated. The piece has side handles and bronze plaques with interlaced scrolls and rocailles. Small bronze vases decorate the corners, and a small ornamental crest flanks the upper pinnacle.