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Gilt bronze wall clock decorated with a lion's head and leonté, and rams' heads. Dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, marked Berton à Paris. Louis XVI period. 82 x 38 x 13 cm. Marie-Jeanne, widow of Jacques Éléonore Berton in Paris, 1785. Accents on the dial.

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Gilt bronze wall clock decorated with a lion's head and leonté, and rams' heads. Dial with Roman and Arabic numerals, marked Berton à Paris. Louis XVI period. 82 x 38 x 13 cm. Marie-Jeanne, widow of Jacques Éléonore Berton in Paris, 1785. Accents on the dial.

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