Omega table clock with 8-day movement Art Deco, c. 1927, two-tone gold and chrom…

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Omega table clock with 8-day movement Art Deco, c. 1927, two-tone gold and chrome, silvered dial with applied gilded Arabic numerals, gilded hands, faceted glass, hinged stand on the back, clock runs, 20 x 20cm

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Omega table clock with 8-day movement Art Deco, c. 1927, two

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