Null Table clock, c. 1900, Otto Wehrle Cambridge England, wooden case, brass mov…

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Table clock, c. 1900, Otto Wehrle Cambridge England, wooden case, brass movement with strike on spiral, metal dial with Arabic numerals, h. 40 cm

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Table clock, c. 1900, Otto Wehrle Cambridge England, wooden case, brass movement with strike on spiral, metal dial with Arabic numerals, h. 40 cm

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