European Furniture and Decorative Arts

Appearing in overall good and stable condition. The clock has a pendulum but is lacking a winding key. The case is intact and free from losses to the enameled decoration and the dial. There are a few scattered instances of oxidation and verdigris the gilt bronze case. The hands can be manually advanced and the clock strikes on the hour and half hour but the tone is dull. This clock has not been examined by an horologist for time keeping or accuracy. Additional images are available upon request.

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