L'EPEE FRANCE BICENTENARY OF THE REVOLUTION CIRCA 1989 SERIES LIMITED TO 1789 EX. Gilt brass clock commemorating the bicentenary of the French Revolution. CASE: semi-cylindrical glass cage, opening at the front, gilded brass mounting, surmounted by three 'oak leaves', engraved and numbered base, lugs engraved with the Declaration of the Rights of Man and of the Citizen. DIAL: round, white, gilded brass frame, Roman numeral hour-markers, 'Breguet' hands, bicentenary logo: 1789-1989 in French flag, aperture at 3 o'clock for the year. MOVEMENT: mechanical, 8-day, key winding, signed on the back: Alain Morales, Georges Schmitz, par l' Epée. Signed and numbered 1735. DIM. 33 x 18.5 x 9 cm. GROSS WEIGHT: 8 kg. WITH : certificate, key. Condition report on request. Condition Report on request.

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