Pendulette de bureau Art Déco. Side winding. Arabic numeral hour markers and rai…

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Pendulette de bureau Art Déco.

Side winding. Arabic numeral hour markers and railroad track sections. Chrome-plated metal and black marble. Circa 1925. Length: 15 cm. Provenance: Private collection of Belgian watch historian Eddy Fraiture.

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Pendulette de bureau Art Déco.

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