Null Small ormolu and chased bronze lyre desk clock (gilding worn), white enamel…

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Small ormolu and chased bronze lyre desk clock (gilding worn), white enameled dial with Arabic numerals and black railroad markers, set in a circular frame decorated with laurel friezes and geometric motifs, topped with a garland of roses, resting on a rectangular base and toupie feet, F. Carpentier cock movement (one hand fitted). With key. 19th century. Height 20 cm - Width 8.5 cm - Depth 5 cm

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Small ormolu and chased bronze lyre desk clock (gilding worn), white enameled dial with Arabic numerals and black railroad markers, set in a circular frame decorated with laurel friezes and geometric motifs, topped with a garland of roses, resting on a rectangular base and toupie feet, F. Carpentier cock movement (one hand fitted). With key. 19th century. Height 20 cm - Width 8.5 cm - Depth 5 cm

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