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Chased brass arched pediment clock movement, appl…

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LAMBERT LE JEUNE, Antwerp Chased brass arched pediment clock movement, applied decoration of masks and dolphins among foliage, with complications and openworked apple hands, signed on the pediment. 17th century. 43.5 x 31 cm

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LAMBERT LE JEUNE, Antwerp Chased brass arched pediment clock movement, applied decoration of masks and dolphins among foliage, with complications and openworked apple hands, signed on the pediment. 17th century. 43.5 x 31 cm

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