Null Paul Philippe (1870-1930)
The alarm clock
Bronze with golden patina
Signed …

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Paul Philippe (1870-1930) The alarm clock Bronze with golden patina Signed on the marble base P.Philippe Height: 39 cm

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Paul Philippe (1870-1930) The alarm clock Bronze with golden patina Signed on the marble base P.Philippe Height: 39 cm

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