Category:Edme Jean Causard

Edme Jean Causard (1718-1780), one of the most important Parisian clockmakers of the Louis XV period, signed his clocks in the following manner: “Causard Horloger du Roy suivant la Cour”. During the early part of his career he was an “ouvrier libre”, becoming Horloger Privilégié du Roi around 1753 and opening a workshop in the rue Saint Honoré. Like most of the best Parisian clockmakers of the period, Causard sourced his clock cases from the finest cabinetmakers and bronze casters, calling on Jean-Joseph de Saint-Germain, Nicolas Petit and the Osmonds. During the 18th century, his clocks were owned by influential people such as the Marshal de Duras, Blondel de Gagny and the Marquis de Langeac.

Edme Jean Causard 

French clockmaker
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Date of birth	5 May 1718 Audeloncourt
Date of death	14 August 1780 Paris
Country of citizenship	Kingdom of France
Occupation	watchmaker
Work location	Paris
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