Null Mantel clock with console - 20th century, marked Erwin Sattler on the dial,…

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Mantel clock with console - 20th century, marked Erwin Sattler on the dial, wood, curved legs and body, golden metal dial, floral and tendril decoration, silver chapter ring, Roman numerals, key winding, strike on bell, starts, 1 key, function not tested, signs of age, good condition, h approx. 27cm, with a wall console, conical shape, h approx. 9cm

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Mantel clock with console - 20th century, marked Erwin Sattler on the dial, wood, curved legs and body, golden metal dial, floral and tendril decoration, silver chapter ring, Roman numerals, key winding, strike on bell, starts, 1 key, function not tested, signs of age, good condition, h approx. 27cm, with a wall console, conical shape, h approx. 9cm

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