European Furniture and Decorative Arts

Appearing in overall good, stable, and ready to place condition. Scattered negligible flake chips and roughness along edges of the case. Areas with restoration visible on the top back corners. The gilt mounts with rubber wear. All porcelain is intact and present. The dial has chips from key strikes on the winding chambers. The clock does not chime when the hands are manually advanced. The left winding chamber has been overwound. There is no winding key or pendulum. Tape residue on the back of the case. Additional images available upon request.

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