Lyre clock - Circa 1820 - Rectangular, two-part base with leaf frieze on four bu…

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Lyre clock - Circa 1820 - Rectangular, two-part base with leaf frieze on four bun feet, lyre-shaped clock case with silver-plated dial, Roman numerals, half-hour striking mechanism on bell. Mahogany veneer, gilded bronze fittings. 55 x 20.3 x 11 cm. - One hand lost. - Not tested for soundness.

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