Null Brass marquetry and imitation tortoiseshell clock. Height: 21 cm

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Brass marquetry and imitation tortoiseshell clock. Height: 21 cm

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Brass marquetry and imitation tortoiseshell clock. Height: 21 cm

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Three German miniatures, circa 1900 Three very elaborately painted miniatures. One with a bust portrait of a Prussian officer in an engraved brass frame. The second with a portrait of a young peasant girl, signed, in a frame of imitation tortoiseshell with mother-of-pearl marquetry on the reverse. Mother-of-pearl marquetry on the reverse. The third miniature with a sacrificial scene in an enameled medallion with silver mounting. Each with eyelets. Dimensions 7 x 6 and 7.1 x 6 cm, diameter 8.4 cm. Condition: I - II

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