Portal clock - Austria, A. 19th century - Rectangular base on four bun feet with…

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Portal clock - Austria, A. 19th century - Rectangular base on four bun feet with portal-like structure and sculptural eagle crown, enameled chapter ring with Arabic hour numerals, half-hour striking mechanism on clay spring and cupid striking on anvil on the front. Cherry wood veneer, alabaster, brass applications. 46 x 43.5 x 10.3 cm. - Signs of age, minor drying cracks, bird with chips. - Walkability not tested.

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