Null Thuret à Paris, a 'Religieuse' cartel clock, France, 19th Century.

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Thuret à Paris, a 'Religieuse' cartel clock, France, 19th Century. Finished with copper, metal and marquetry inlay and gilt bronze. Dimensions: (L:20 x W:40 x H:64 cm)

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Thuret à Paris, a 'Religieuse' cartel clock, France, 19th Century. Finished with copper, metal and marquetry inlay and gilt bronze. Dimensions: (L:20 x W:40 x H:64 cm)

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