Null Desk clock in wood with marquetry decoration, Germany, first half of the tw…

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Desk clock in wood with marquetry decoration, Germany, first half of the twentieth century. Clocks. Label "Uhrenfabrik Tentonia". With key and pendulum. Some lack. Measures: 55 x 17,5 x 29 cm.

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Desk clock in wood with marquetry decoration, Germany, first half of the twentieth century. Clocks. Label "Uhrenfabrik Tentonia". With key and pendulum. Some lack. Measures: 55 x 17,5 x 29 cm.

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