Null Anteroom clock in mahogany wood, signed on the dial "William Barrow, London…

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Anteroom clock in mahogany wood, signed on the dial "William Barrow, London", England, S. XVIII. Clocks. With weights and pendulum. Defects. Measures: 274 x 26 x 53 cm

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Anteroom clock in mahogany wood, signed on the dial "William Barrow, London", England, S. XVIII. Clocks. With weights and pendulum. Defects. Measures: 274 x 26 x 53 cm

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