Null French Empire-style marble and bronze table clock, late 19th Century. 51 cm…

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French Empire-style marble and bronze table clock, late 19th Century. 51 cm high. Superficial dirt. In running order, although the mechanism requires revision. With pendulum but without key.

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French Empire-style marble and bronze table clock, late 19th Century. 51 cm high. Superficial dirt. In running order, although the mechanism requires revision. With pendulum but without key.

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