Mantel clock in the Troubadour style, white enameled dial with Roman numerals (accident to the enamel). It is surmounted by a representation of the painter Raphaël and his instruments, executing the "Madonna of the Candelabra" in 1513. - The original is currently on display at the Walters Art Museum in Baltimore. Working mechanism (to be overhauled) striking the hours and half-hours. Height 44 cm. Width 30 cm. Depth 13 cm.

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