Louis XVI style clock in chiseled and gilt bronze, late 19th century

Louis XVI style clock in gilt and chiseled bronze, standing on four small legs in vegetal shape. On the lower part of the box, decoration of interlaced plants inside on reserves and garlands of flowers like roses or hibiscus in full round. Circular dial circled with pearls frieze and, on top of it, a spilled basket of grapes and some vine plant all around.
A putto playing trumpet and holding a drumstick on his other hand topped the whole ensemble.
In the dial, minutes are indicated with black Arabic numbers and hours in blue roman numbers. “Albert, à Paris rue S.-t-Honoré, 249 » wrote inside the dial. It’s difficult to make an occurrence because there was some Antics dealer or Clock Maker named Albert in Paris but especially in the address of the Saint-Honoré street, there was an Albert, but furrier.
Mouvement stamped « Lagarde, Paris, n°334 ». A Lagarde was known as a clockmaker in the late 19th century in Paris, Pont-aux-Choux street, 6.

Work realized in the late 19th century.

The mechanism must be refurbished.