Null Louis-Philippe "hunter" clock in chased gilt bronze with a circular dial wi…

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Louis-Philippe "hunter" clock in chased gilt bronze with a circular dial with Roman numerals on a white enamel background, signed "L. Mallet Horloger de M. D. d'Orléans", wire suspension, complete with pendulum and stamp. 19th century. Operation not guaranteed. H_28 L_24 l_9 cm

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Louis-Philippe "hunter" clock in chased gilt bronze with a circular dial with Roman numerals on a white enamel background, signed "L. Mallet Horloger de M. D. d'Orléans", wire suspension, complete with pendulum and stamp. 19th century. Operation not guaranteed. H_28 L_24 l_9 cm

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