Louis XVI period bronze clock decorated with a sleeping Venus and two doves, top…

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Louis XVI period bronze clock decorated with a sleeping Venus and two doves, topped by a circular enamel dial signed GOYER in Paris, surrounded by a drapery supported on one side by a putto and surmounted by an Amour presenting a wreath of flowers. Height: 38 cm (one back glass cracked, front bezel glass missing, key and stamp attached).

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Louis XVI period bronze clock decorated with a sleeping Venu

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