Null French "boulangère" hanging clock in earthenware and gilt bronze, late 19th…

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French "boulangère" hanging clock in earthenware and gilt bronze, late 19th Century. 71 cm long (with chain). In running order. Wear on the enamel. Mounted on an upholstered panel.

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French "boulangère" hanging clock in earthenware and gilt bronze, late 19th Century. 71 cm long (with chain). In running order. Wear on the enamel. Mounted on an upholstered panel.

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