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Fine Regency period carved oak floor clock with rounded sides - Dial signed François Debeefe in Liège - Date and striking movement

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Fine Regency period carved oak floor clock with rounded sides - Dial signed François Debeefe in Liège - Date and striking movement

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Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Floor clock in molded and carved oak with rocaille, cartouche and scroll decoration. The white enameled dial, signed LAVEILLE, shows the hours in Roman numerals and the minutes in Arabic numerals. France. 18th century. H_236 cm W_48 cm D_27 cm Restoration.

Estim. 200 - 300 EUR

Grandfather clock around 1780 Oak case with iron fittings, painted clock face. Clock with strike on bell. Movement running. H.: 227 , W.: 46 cm, D.: 27 cm.

French grandfather clock, late 18th century, carved oak with bow and floral motifs, softwood side panels, chain-driven clockwork with weights, function and completeness not tested, dial and bezel replaced by the front of a 19th century Comtois clock (embossed brass plate, bent back), hands replaced, defective pendulum, two Art Nouveau weights, h: 225 cm, w: 45 cm, d: 25 cm, 4404 - 0015

Estim. 1 500 - 2 000 EUR

FLOOR REGULATOR in carved oak decorated with trellises and scrolls, resting on a fluted column with rudentures, the brass dial engraved with Roman and Arabic numerals, the weight movement. The dial is signed Toussaint Le Noir in Paris, a watchmaker who received his master's diploma in Paris in 1730. First half of the 18th century H. 245 cm, L. 25 cm Provenance : - Galerie Maubert, Paris

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