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Watches: Gilt bronze table clock, dial with disso…

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Travail français fin 19e. Watches: Gilt bronze table clock, dial with dissociated enamelled numerals, metal suspension movement, stamp on the movement "Médaille de bronze J. Marti et Cie". (refurbishing necessary). Size: H.: 62 cm.

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Travail français fin 19e. Watches: Gilt bronze table clock, dial with dissociated enamelled numerals, metal suspension movement, stamp on the movement "Médaille de bronze J. Marti et Cie". (refurbishing necessary). Size: H.: 62 cm.

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