Null Small violin-shaped cartel and console in green-tinted horn. It is adorned …

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Small violin-shaped cartel and console in green-tinted horn. It is adorned at the top with a vase and beautiful chased, gilded bronze trim in the rocaille style. The dial and mechanism are signed HENRY PADEVAL A PARIS. Paris. Louis XV period. H_72 cm W_30 cm D_16 cm Restoration.

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Small violin-shaped cartel and console in green-tinted horn. It is adorned at the top with a vase and beautiful chased, gilded bronze trim in the rocaille style. The dial and mechanism are signed HENRY PADEVAL A PARIS. Paris. Louis XV period. H_72 cm W_30 cm D_16 cm Restoration.

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