Null Architectural gilt-bronze clock decorated with a façade featuring two "Cary…

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Architectural gilt-bronze clock decorated with a façade featuring two "Caryatids". Dial signed H. Haudebine in Paris. Blade movement. Period: late 19th century. H.:+/-35cm.

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Architectural gilt-bronze clock decorated with a façade featuring two "Caryatids". Dial signed H. Haudebine in Paris. Blade movement. Period: late 19th century. H.:+/-35cm.

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