Alabaster, black marble, green jasper and metal plate mantel set, circa 1930, including: (x1) stepped "borne" clock, housing (x1) rectangular brass dial marked "Germain à Rethel" + (x1) pair of cassolettes (small bumps to corners and small accidents, dial glass disassembled at accidented corners / 26x42x12 and 18x13x8 cm) / Attached is (x1) table clock of the same period and style in alabaster, veined marble and chased antique silver-plated metal (dial glass missing)

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