French Empire Clock French Empire Clock, on rectangular base, with classical lad…

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French Empire Clock

French Empire Clock, on rectangular base, with classical lady by a fountain, arched clock house, with female side figures, bronze, gilded, with animal dial, with two wind up holes and iron finger, signed Le Roy, Hr. de. Madame a Paris, Roman numbers, original movement (function not proven), French around 1810, 45 cm high

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Estim. 650 - 1 300 EUR

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