Mahogany pendulum clock, second half of the 19th century
with parallelepiped cas…

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Mahogany pendulum clock, second half of the 19th century with parallelepiped case; white porcelain dial marked with Roman numerals signed Chaude', Palais Royal 35; gilt bronze applications, 37.5x20x13 cm.

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Mahogany pendulum clock, second half of the 19th century with parallelepiped case; white porcelain dial marked with Roman numerals signed Chaude', Palais Royal 35; gilt bronze applications, 37.5x20x13 cm.

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