BAROMETRE - THERMOMETRE Barometer - mercury thermometer in mahogany with pedimen…

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BAROMETRE - THERMOMETRE

Barometer - mercury thermometer in mahogany with pediment in capital with decoration of cassolettes, foliage, bows of ribbon and starry escutcheon in metal. Marked D. BUTTI en Zonen, Amsterdam. Dutch work first third of the XIXth century. Height : 115 ; Width : 22 cm Some small restorations of use.

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