Null Table clock in walnut case, 44 cm high

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Table clock in walnut case, 44 cm high

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Table clock in walnut case, 44 cm high

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Lenzkirch table clock, Black Forest clock production around 1880, Wilhelminian style, walnut case in the shape of a small house, solid and veneered, with gilded magnificent mount, two bronze panels in the shape of busts on the sides, original Lenzkirch movement no. 678149, strike on spiral (half and hour strike), clock starts, with sun pendulum, key missing, dial with enameled Roman numerals in blue, 26.5 x 17 cm, h: 54 cm, 4472 - 0261

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Estim. 30 - 50 EUR

Low table in walnut and walnut veneer on four curved legs. Modern work. H. 44 - W. 55 - D.35 cm. Stains, insolation and missing veneer on top.

WALNUT TABLE CLOCK, EARLY XIX CENTURY with tempietto silhouette with ebonized wood columns. Rectangular base, gilt and chiseled metal fittings. Measures 44 x 23 x 14 cm.

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