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French table clock from the Empire period in gilded bronze. French work, First third of the XX century. 50 x 40 x 16 cms.

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French table clock from the Empire period in gilded bronze. French work, First third of the XX century. 50 x 40 x 16 cms.

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Two French Bronze Bouillotte Desk Lamps, Painted Tole Shades Description: Two bronze bouillotte table lamps with red painted bases and tole shades. Type: Lamp Materials: Bronze Markings & Inscriptions: Unmarked Date: Early 20th century Maker: French Dimensions: 13.75" H. Provenance: From an Elkins Park, Pennsylvania collection. Good condition, minor paint loss, craquelure.

() Triptych consisting of gold-patinated bronze table clock with cherubs on the sides, porcelain dial signed Imperial and pair of gold-patinated bronze five-light candlesticks held up by bases with cherubs, nineteenth-century clock H cm 48x40 - Candlesticks H cm 48To be serviced. Inside signed Franz HermleTo be serviced. Inside signed Franz Hermle

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French style table clock, twentieth century. Bronze and cloisonné enamel. Porcelain pendulum. With chime. It has a key. Presents marks of use and wear. It needs to be reworked. Measurements: 49 x 40 x 17 cm. Table clock of architectural inspiration and sumptuous design. Made in bronze and decorated entirely with the cloisonné technique, the enamel in turquoise blue tones (with touches of red and yellow) covers its fine columns, the plinth and the entablature. In the center of the gazebo is the clock face, with Roman numerals and clover-shaped hands. The pendulum is decorated with the representation of a ship on porcelain. The dial is protected by a beveled glass door.

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