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Gaston Jolly - Table clock second half of the 19th century porcelain 36 x 32 cm Biscuit porcelain table clock, gilt bronze band, signed Gaston Jolly à Paris. Embossed copper dial, Roman numerals, wire movement, hour chime. French manufacture. Lacks.

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Gaston Jolly - Table clock second half of the 19th century porcelain 36 x 32 cm Biscuit porcelain table clock, gilt bronze band, signed Gaston Jolly à Paris. Embossed copper dial, Roman numerals, wire movement, hour chime. French manufacture. Lacks.

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