Null Small silver table clock in Rococo style, probably France, late 19th centur…

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Small silver table clock in Rococo style, probably France, late 19th century, cover marked (indistinct), curved body on 4 volute feet, floral relief decoration with volutes, rocaille and birds on all sides, openwork decoration with mother-of-pearl underlay on the front, round porcelain dial with Roman indices and minute display, h 9.5cm, 99g Movement with key winding, function untested and without guarantee

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Small silver table clock in Rococo style, probably France, late 19th century, cover marked (indistinct), curved body on 4 volute feet, floral relief decoration with volutes, rocaille and birds on all sides, openwork decoration with mother-of-pearl underlay on the front, round porcelain dial with Roman indices and minute display, h 9.5cm, 99g Movement with key winding, function untested and without guarantee

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