A Musical Table Clock oak ebony veneered case, brass inlaid, gilt, chiselled, pierced bronze mounts en relief painted dial “Flowers” with black roman and arabic numerals, 4 musical train mechanism with «fusee», 23 bells (14+8+1), 8 day autonomy, «anchor escapement», hour and quarter striking, chime silencer, repetitions on demand and month calendar; plays on the hour one of the seven following tunes: "Dashing White Sarj[en]t", "Tancreda" (Rossini, 1813), "Tyrolese Waltz", "Portuguese Hy[m]n" ("Adeste Fidelis", atributed to the Portuguese King D. João IV), "Lancers", "Spanish Dance" and "Calder Hering" English 19th C. (1st half) minor faults and defects, mechanism requiring maintenance signed French, Royal Exchange, London on the dial and backplate Dimensões (altura x comprimento x largura) - 113 x 55 x 34 cm Notes: according to family tradition, this clock might have been ordered by the House of Cadaval to French, Royal Exchange Company - London