Barometer and Clock Barometer and Clock, with roman numbers. Iron fingers. Glass…

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Barometer and Clock

Barometer and Clock, with roman numbers. Iron fingers. Glass windows in rectangular marble case with original movements. On gilded metal feet and Maria with Child sculpted on the top. Second half 19th Century. Function not proved. 53 x 40 cm.

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