Two clocks: - a small half-moon portico, in gilded bronze and brass and white marble, topped by a flaming pot. Dial signed DELALANDE. Brocot blade suspension. Louis XVI style. H. 38 cm. Wear, knocks and chips, notably to the flaming pot. - a gilt or patinated bronze and brass and balnc marble bollard, topped by a page musician and a dog in a garden. Brocot blade suspension. Circa 1850. H. 38 cm One needle missing, gilding worn, stains, movement to be revised.

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